₦airaland Forum

safarigirl:
There were victims, who mentioned that they spent their own personal money. It was not "Someone said he spent" it was "I spent....."

Different scenarios. One is hearsey, one isn't

andrewbaba44:
No vex ,I no no say I dey attack you

Taliban:
Chai people are wicked o. Let me not say much. I rest my case.

andrewbaba44:
He prefers playing there than Nigeria ,I said it before he excused him self for invitation because he prefers England U21 but yet some asslickers here will keep on ranting

safarigirl:
ok.

Three days ago, I mentioned bribery in the U17, today I dey deceive myself because I no gree for Alaba own.

Issokay

Clementoke:
Eze in the England U21 squad

safarigirl:
inductive reasoning and fallacy of generalization

Humility017:
Nigeria coaches are something else especially in matters of corruption...
I started doubting this manu garba when he left the Chelsea dude on the bench all through the under 17 nations cup and even dropped the arsenal prodigy afterwards....

indigenous coaches and corruption are like 5 & 6

safarigirl:
I didn't see any such news when I checked online, hence my request for proof

What was eventually provided as proof, simply didn't suffice as far as substantial proof goes

Icon4s:
I wasn't referring to you. I know u have Nominated. Thanks

edi287:
BAYERN Munich youngster, David Alaba, says he should have been playing representative football for Nigeria but was denied by stringent eligibility rule by football officials in the country.

Alaba, whose father is Nigerian and of Filipino mother, plays for Austrian national team but only after he has been turned down by Nigeria.
The defender said he actually planned to join Nigeria's cadet team which won the 2007 FIFA World Youth Championship at South Korea but words reached him of his ineligibilty.

''I wanted to play for Nigeria but I must confess that there was no formal approach for me. A scout actually discussed that with me. I was excited because of my dad, he was a fan of Sunday Oliseh when Oliseh played for FC Koln. As a kid, I loved to watch Victor Agali in the jersey of Hansa Rostock,'' he told an Austrian news medium.

However, Alaba was shocked when told by the scout that Nigeria had plans mainly for its home-grown talents.
'' I got the information that Nigeria will only consider those who were in the country perhaps because of travelling logistics and that is the end of that."

Source - Tribune NG

safarigirl:
Yes, please. Post proof that he said this, preferably quotes from him.

Koboko99:
God bless you for this sir.

County of birth should not be a barrier to playing for Nigeria. We need the best crop of players in our youth teams. CATCH THEM YOUNG!!!

Some of these players we are courting and trying and trying now should have been capped at U17 and U21 levels.

Some of the players that were denied in the last U17 and U21 world cups because we are trying to help our home grown talents will end up with good clubs a few years from now. Then, we'll start sending delegates to beg them. Let's get them in early.

Most countries at the U17 world cup have a better system and better facilities than Nigeria, yet they still had foreign based players in their squad. We are here fumbling and forming nonsense pride.

The Nigerian national teams should be open to every Nigerian all over the world irrespective of their country of birth.

Clementoke:
Dangote company has offered to renovate the National stadium in Abuja.

safarigirl:
Okay, but did he affirm it? Because as you talk "I remember when..." E be like say you been dey there when e happen

He never mentioned anything on why the coaches dropped him, so, are you applying the rule of deduction?

safarigirl:
yes o, help.

Not every job is supposed to be for monetary gains.

safarigirl:
I thought Alaba said that story never happened?

safarigirl:
I thought Alaba said that story never happened?

safarigirl:
LOL...see people wey dem dey try help.

They should send them back to their bottom tier clubs to keep chopping bench. Yeye

kellycute:
we know what u are doing. If you ain't hyping your borough Carpenters, u will resort to hyping some of our home-grown players against each other just to cause unnecessary bad blood. A time is coming and I won't be surprise when you start supporting nacho agaisnt oshimen. Even if denni is technically astute than Musa and nacho, leave am like that we like am. Dennis is way better than your solanke... That's even an insult to dennis cos solanke nor reach. Uzeonyi is even better than your crappy solanke.

komekn:
The only difference between Nigerian coaches and the European ones.

Is Nigerian coaches dont do thier corruption with coded discretion, just blatantly.

tbaba1234:
Choose your best players home and abroad. If we can get top European prospects of Nigerian origin to pay for us as youths, we can boost their careers and there is a good chance that they will play for us in the future if they reach their potential

Our goal should be creating the best national team players in the future. Open the floor and let the players compete. Then, make your selection fairly and without bias. That way, we lay a good foundation for the future.

The best local lads will make it and so will the best foreign lads.

You boost your odds for future talents. There should be no room for sentiments.

andrewbaba44:
Wetin ronaldo dey find there?

Tammy abraham is supposed to be there and even victor also

kellycute:
go sit down. U run enter internet dey look for wetin nor lost. Carry your Tammy with his 3 minute game time for England dey go joor. Hehehe

tbaba1234:
This is a national under 23 coach asking a player to do an age change. He did it live on social media not even in the DMs.

Thankfully, the boy is a honest lad.

We wonder how date of birth change miraculously for players.

TheGoodJoe:
I do not also believe in the true Nigerian talk but I will maintain my stance that the U17 should be reserved for Grassroot development. It should be prioritised because over time it has unearth gems that went on to make the country proud.

Tammy Abraham, Tomori, Solanke and a host of others broke into quality European clubs without the help of the Nigerian youth team.

However, there is a big chance, Nacho, Ndidi Success, Orji Okonkwo, Osimhen and a host of others will be nowhere if not the youth team.

So I wonder the crave for the foreign bred Nigerians to play in the u17 to deny home based players that need it more than them.

If we are to use home bred/based players, the screening model must be improved upon to become more comprehensive to harness a high breed of special players to complement the foreign bred Nigerians.

kellycute:
there is no Nigeria international here so this post is unnecessary but u can go ahead and rock with it. We dey here dey wait to see how many caps Tammy go get with England lol. Dem Don turn Tammy to 3 minute man Kai. Only 3 minutes of international football? He is not highly rated as y'all want us to believe.

Lucque:
Its a shame that ders no nigerian international on the list...
But we de come sha