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Exactly why anytime we are talking of 2013 Golden Eaglets I only focus on those who featured in UAE

DrKlever:
so why didn't you use the picture of those who participated in UAE 2013?

I'm actually surprised you mentioned Obi and Ogbeche.

komekn:

I agree with you.

My assertion is ambiguous and even misleading.

When I say we have not been adventurous and stuck with the same set of players. My main focus is player consideration we are not looking at a wide enough set of players.

Furthermore I have doubts particularly with youth players who have done nothing in the game to be considered.

Then add to that players who are in backwater leagues but are not outstanding in those leagues to justify consideration.

New isn't necessarily better and either is younger. Irrespective of age, but the main consideration should be present current performance and form.

That's why I called for Obagoal to be tried tested and if found to have qualities to offer, selected. The same goes for Aluko, Obi, H.Akpan, Ogbeche, etc Who are putting up good performance in thier club sides. In this regard the pool for selection consideration is not expansive enough.

I had wondered why he wasn't started.

darkelf:
Umar Sadiq scores for NAC Breda today in their 3-1 defeat at home to AZ Alkmar

36 ENGLISH PLAYERS LISTED BY TRANSFERMKT AS PLAYERS WITH NIGERIA AS SECOND NATIONALITY. -- Komekn boyz

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MID | Dennis Adeniran | Jan 2, 1999 (19) | Everton FC U23

FWD | Benjy Aghadiuno | Jan 30, 2000 (18) | Barnet FC U18

MID | Yusuff Ojebode | Dec 31, 2000 (17) | West Bromwich Albion U18

MID | Adebambo Akinjogbin | Dec 1, 1999 (18) | Chelsea FC U18

DEF | Ed Elewa-Ikpakwu | Right-Back | Jan 8, 2001 (17) | Leicester City U18

FWD | Oludare Olufunwa | Right-Back | Jul 29, 2001 (16) |Southampton FC U18

MID | Fisayo Dele-Bashiru | Central Midfield | Feb 6, 2001 (17) | Manchester City U18

FWD | Ivan Nsimbi | May 12, 2000 (17) | Woking FC

DEF | Jubril Okedina | Oct 26, 2000 (17) | Tottenham Hotspur U18

MID | James Olayinka | Oct 5, 2000 (17) | Arsenal FC U18

FWD | Timmy Abraham | Dec 28, 2000 (17) |Fulham FC U18

DEF | Tomiwa Solanke | Apr 10, 2001 (16) | West Bromwich Albion Jugend

FWD | Henri Ogunby | Jan 21, 2001 (17) | Manchester City U18

MID | Noni Madeuke | Mar 10, 2002 (15) | Tottenham Hotspur Youth

FWD | Columbus Ibeh | Jan 22, 2001 (17) | Brighton & Hove Albion U18

FWD | Folarin Balogun | Jul 3, 2001 (16) | Arsenal FC U18

GK | Arthur Okonkwo | Sep 9, 2001 (16) | Arsenal FC Youth

DEF Jamal Balogun | Centre-Back | Jan 18, 2000 (18) | Reading FC U18

FWD | Korede Adedoyin | Nov 14, 2000 (17) | Everton FC U18

DEF | Tobi Omole | Left-Back | Dec 17, 1999 (18) | Arsenal FC U18

DEF | Aji Alese | Centre-Back | Jan 17, 2001 (17) | West Ham United U18

MID | Daniel AdajaJul | 28, 1999 (18) Ware FC

DEF | Moroyin Omolabi |Centre-Back | Jan 9, 2000 (18) | Tottenham Hotspur U18

DEF | Jordan Aina | Dec 10, 2001 (16) | Chelsea FC Youth

DEF | Joseph Olowu | Centre-Back | Nov 27, 1999 (18) | Arsenal FC U18

DEF | Calvin Ughelumba | Left-Back | Dec 31, 1999 (18) | Leicester City U18

FWD | Xavier Amaechi | Jan 5, 2001 (17) | Arsenal FC U18

MID | Faustino Anjorin | Nov 23, 2001 (16) | Chelsea FC Youth

DEF | Nathaniel Ogbeta | Centre-Back | Apr 28, 2001 (16) | Manchester City U18

GK | Joshua Oluwayemi | Mar 13, 2001 (16) | Tottenham Hotspur U18

FWD | Diallang Jaiyesimi | Mar 18, 1999 (18) | Grimsby Town

DEF| Timothy Eyoma | Right-Back | Jan 29, 2000 (18) | Tottenham Hotspur U18

MID | Tariq Uwakwe | Nov 19, 1999 (18) | Chelsea FC U18

DEF | Ash Kigbu | Centre-Back | Feb 5, 1999 (19) | Manchester City U23

MID | Tom Dele-Bashiru | Sep 17, 1999 (18) | Manchester City U23

DEF | Tolaji Bola | Left-Back | Jan 4, 1999 (19) | Arsenal FC U23

ELEVEN 2019 WC ELIGIBLE PLAYERS LISTED BY TRANSFERMKT AS PLAYERS WITH NIGERIA AS SECOND NATIONALITY

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GK | Kashope Oladapo | May 1, 2002 (15) | United States | Timbers Academy

FWD | Lateef Omidiji | Sep 12, 2003 (14) | United States | Feyenoord Youth

MID | Michael Maduabum | Sep 25, 2004 (13) | Russia | CSKA Moskau

MID | Malcolm Ebiowei | Attacking Midfield | Sep 4, 2003 (14) | Netherlands | Arsenal FC Youth

DEF | Teden Mengi | Centre-Back | Apr 30, 2002 (15) Nigeria | Manchester United Youth

MID | Noni Madeuke | Mar 10, 2002 (15) | England | Tottenham Hotspur Youth

DEF | Niyi Scholten | Left-Back | Feb 5, 2002 (16) | Netherlands | Ajax Amsterdam Youth

FWD | Karim Adeyemi | Jan 18, 2002 (16) | Germany | Unterhaching U17

FWD | Daniel Onyia | Jun 24, 2002 (15) | Germany | SV Darmstadt 98 Youth

DEF | Achunike Ekene | Left-Back | Sep 9, 2002 (15) | Germany | Bayer 04 Leverkusen U17

DEF | Elijah Okafor | Sep 30, 2003 (14) | Switzerland | Nigeria | FC Basel 1893 U15

lol @ "Fela would love to wear"

no, as soon as I saw that "polo" I just closed the site haha

Mujtahida:
Omo I saw new sides to the Jersey. I just pray our play matches the jazzed up vibe and sleek classiness that Jersies oozes. One of the accompaniments looked like something Fela would love to wear.

Did you see the picture of Sterling? Hahahaha hahahaha. Very cheeky

Good job!

TheSuperNerd:
The 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup will be the 22nd edition of the FIFA U-20 World Cup , the biennial international men's youth football championship contested by the under-20 national teams of the member associations of FIFA , since its inception in 1977 as the FIFA World Youth Championship.


The bidding process to host the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup was launched by FIFA in June 2017.

As we know, a host is yet to be picked but that will be decided upon by the FIFA Council on March 8.

The countries (member FIFA associations) in the running are India, Poland and Mexico.

Of all three, India publicly declared they have formally submitted a bid to host the tournament by the November 2017 deadlines.

FIFA are expected to announce the successful host early in 2018- March 8 to be precise.


Nigeria's record at the CAF U-20 AFCON (formerly called the CAF U-20 AYC)

1979- Semi finalists

1981- Semi finalists

1983- Winners

1985- Winners

1987- Winners

1989- Winners

1991- Did not enter (DNE)

1993- Group stage

1995- 3rd place

1997- Did Not Qualify (DNQ)

1999- Runners up

2001- Group stage

2003- DNQ

2005- Winners

2007- Runners up

2009- 3rd place

2011- Winners

2013- 3rd place

2015- Winners

2017- DNQ









Nigeria's Record at the FIFA U-20 World Cup (formerly called The FIFA U-20 WYC)

1977- Did not Qualify (DNQ)

1979- Did not Qualify (DNQ)

1981- DNQ

1983- First round

1985- 3rd place

1987- First round

1989- Runners up

1991- DNQ

1993- DNQ

1995- Withdrew* (qualified but withdrew due to politics)

1997- DNQ

1999- Quarter finalists

2001- DNQ

2003- DNQ

2005- Runners up

2007- Quarter finalists

2009- Second round

2011- Quarter finalists

2013- Second round

2015- Second round

2017- DNQ











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(Please I did my best to recall most monikers.. biko no vex if you no see ya own... Na error... thanks).





Note: The thread's title name shall be modified once the host(s) is named and the championship logo shall be attached under this first post. But until then, let's set the ball rolling as the time has come for another generation to be unleashed from Nigeria majorly via the local scene and with a touch of extra quality from abroad as time goes on... We need a strong U-20 side at the end of the day that can go on to do great things even beyond this level. That's the ultimate goal.


**The U-17 thread will be created by or before Weekend... Thank you** Let's get the party started....

Lol use points my friend. No be fight. You got it wrongly with your logic. You think by posting such here Agu will check ur post here and change his mind about Ejide? I’ve challenged u again. Bookmark this. If I’m wrong I will give in and grow up. But if u are wrong will u grow up in your reasoning and give in? That’s the point.
Fair isn’t it?

forgiveness:
Austin Ejide is desperate to go to the world Cup. Finito.

All you are saying up there na to save face.

My aim is to blow alarm for such not to happen. So, if it doesn't happen, it is a good tactics but if not, I go still blow alarm.

My friend, you need to grow. Finito

What is Agu's conspiracy? It seems you just want to talk but before you do that, think and get your facts right.

Maduka na small pikin too na..

komekn:
Chei that one na small pikin na, time neva reach.

That's what the caption says -- "desperate".
But who is not working hard to go the the world cup?
Don't the man need to pay his bills as well? He would have still tried to secure a club anyway, world cup or not.

Like I've said if he gets a call up, then your position is reinforced.
If not, will you drop your claims?

bookmark this

Modified
The growth is in your position held as regards Agu conspiracy.. please take note

forgiveness:
Desperate' Austin Ejide wants to represent Eagles in Russia -

WORLD CUP 2018 By: Uche Duru | 26/12/2017

Hapoel Hadera goalkeeper, Austin Ejide has said he will work hard and do his best so as to secure a spot in the Super Eagles team that are gearing up for the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
Ejide 33, last played for the Super Eagles in 2014 in a friendly match between Nigeria and Scotland.
Despite playing for in Israel’s second tier, Ejide is sheer hopeful of securing a place in the Super Eagles team heading to Russia next year.


“The World Cup? I’ll try my very best until the end of the season,” Ejide told TheCable.
“But we’ll just have to wait and see. I’ll give my all, but it’s up to the Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr.”
Ejide has been named in three FIFA World Cup squads; 2002 in Japan and South Korea, 2010 in South Africa and 2014 in Brazil.


http://.com/desperate-austin-ejide-wants-to-represent-eagles-in-russia

Now, after reading this, who needs to grow?

haha Ejide that had not retired officially, "dewperately" searched for a club..

okay oh.. let's wait and see.. bookmark this page, and I hope you experience some growth if your calculation fails.

forgiveness:
I don't think Oliseh dropped the idea because he realised he is from Benin Republic, it was Ligali who refused to play for Nigeria 'THEN' because he thought he could play for France.


As you have rightly said he is Ajase guy from Benin Republic but all Ajase can trace their root from Nigeria and this makes him eligible to play for Nigeria.


I agree that the likes of Edward Onaiwu and Maduka Okoye are for the future but I wouldn't mind if we invite Maduka Okoye to the team just to familarize with the team and feel at home.


As soon as I saw how Ejide desperately searched for a club then I knew something was fishy.

Let us watch out for Alloy Agu and his dirty pranks.

How old is Onaiwu?

And if he gets a call up then your case will be reinforced.

And if not, will you discard...?

How about the national coaches appointment? I didn't hear a word from you in that regard.. you know what I'm talking about.

forgiveness:
Edward Onaiwu is not yet mature for the Super Eagles. He is still in an academy.


And if Ejide gets a call-up?

Ligali is eligible to play for the three countries I think --- France, Nigeria, and Benin Republic (country of birth)
Robin Udegbe should also get a look in. These are not necessarily great keepers, but they will provide us more options and competition.

Aiyenugba is the most active goalkeeper we have in Europe atm, although his current stats is nothing to write home about.

Komekn , how about Edward Onaiwu ?

Modified
And Ejide will not get a call up.. You will only see what you want to see.

forgiveness:
Eagles boss Oliseh in talks with Ikeme and Ligali

Ligali is born in France to Nigeria parents and he was in goal for France at the 2011 Under-20 World cup in Colombia.

His parents are Nigerians.

Doesn't change what I was saying. I didn't assume they were saying those were the only players.

Icon4s:
The heading says "players who should be part of....". It didn't day say "these are the only players....".

Of course due to the poor performance of the last U17, the best bet is to start-off with the home based players. But the foreign based/foreign born players should also be approached for them to know they are also part of the process.

We start camping with the home based and if any of the foreign players are available and good enough to make the team we line them for the qualifiers.

Sir.. you will do a better job at managing it..

Anyone can create it anyway.. doesn't mean a thing.

TheSuperNerd:
Dont mind me Chief .... Even while I typed that post and tagged you (as leader of Elders council) and the Pioneer Super OPs, I actually recalled that it was you who first mentioned this. Biko gbaram... lol

Oya... I leave it to you guys to decide who to create. Have in mind too that Sir Joebie is also now a Super OP here. Yep... so If Joseph1013 won't be available to create it then maybe Joebie can create it. But it has always been Joseph1013. Make una choose.

Okay sir.. My issue with you is you expect people to defend you.. This is just a forum. Your expectation here is really high.. maybe because you named the thread.. You see the people here as a family.. that's a fine thing.. but how many of us here have you met...

Even the man who built this successful site, don't have high such expectation of it's use, so long as he smiles to the bank. Someone very close to me (I won't say who, because I hardly reveal any details about myself online) who happens to know this man always tells me something about him.. He comes to the bank (where she works) with slippers. Even if he had a moniker and came to this thread, no one would even know he is that important.

Guys lets just have fun. If you abuse my papa or mama, good for you because that the farthest your wisdom can carry you.

TheSuperNerd:
Please don't use the adulthood card to evade something that is so obvious. It is not childish pointing out a wrong and it is also not whining. If you choose to call it that, that is your problem, not mine. So if you won't feel bad when someone calls out or insults your mom, then fine, you are Mr strong. But it is dirty and wrong to do so especially on this thread known for not involving our parents in insults until just last year.... and now it has repeated itself twice this year. It is a wonder how you can comfortably call that whining and being soft.

Anyway... it is your thought. For me, It is not right and I even called out the latest culprit on it and I know he listened. Case closed on that one.

Now let's talk more football because I will not appreciate another mention or quote on this issue since some here don't mind at all that parents are being insulted and then expect us to stomach it without correcting or addressing it. Our actions now lay down the marker for rules of engagement in discussions tomorrow. Enough said. No more on this please. Thank you.

I think the list is premature. Based on our practice in the past, most of the preparation/qualifiers will be executed by home based players for obvious reasons. OGN of course needs to put out some news. No doubt we can be confident that we will qualify, and we can debate on the list for the 2019 U20 world cup now if we want to.

As regards the thread, I will always give my support/presence whenever it's created.

TheSuperNerd:
Boss Joseph1013, Sir Terzurum5, Sir Orkpekyandega, Chief Icon4s.... all other monikers and protocols duly recognised.

I think with the appointment of our youth and cadet team coaches, we need to create new threads for them to follow up on news about them separately from the Super Eagles. This has always been the trend... what do you suggest? Normally it is Joseph1013 who handles and creates all threads on our under age sides.... so what do you guys think? I am dropping this here because none ahead of the 2019 Tournaments have been created just yet.

List Of Players Who Should Be Part Of Coach Paul Aigbogun Next Flying Eagles Squad

https://i1.wp.com/owngoalnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/19ABF504-F5DC-40CF-AEDC-C822DBC1B2C0-10214-00000459D7F1CF06.jpeg


Following the confirmation of coach Paul Aigbogun as the head coach of the Nigeria national Under-20 team popularly referred to as Flying Eagles, Owngoalnigeria.com suggest players who could be useful to the team.
Aigbogun was officially announced as the U-20 coach by the Nigeria Football Federation ( NFF) alongside his assistants in Abdullahi Maikaba, Abubakar Bala, Hassan Abdallah and Suleiman Shuaibu who will act as goalkeeper trainer.

The coach of Nigeria Professional Football League side Enyimba FC of Aba has his work cut out as he will be required to help reclaim Nigeria’s lost glory following the failure of the Emmanuel Amuneke lead Eaglet to progress to the tournament last time out.


[b[The List:[/b]

Goalkeepers:

Maduka Okoye – Fortuna Dusseldorf ( Germany)

Adeleye Adebayo – ( 2016 U-17 Goalkeeper)

Akpan Udoh – Bnei Sakhnin ( Israel)



Defenders:

Lukman Zakari ( Unattached)

Ibrahim Usman ( Seattle Sounders)

Muhammed Saleh ( Toronto FC)

Igho Ogbu ( Rosenborg)

Akeem Balogun ( Rivers United)

Ikouwem Udoh ( Enyimba)



Midfielders:

Abduljabbar Sani ( 2016 U-17 Captain )

Kingsley Michael ( Bologna, Italy)

Charles Okafor ( Torino, Italy)

Umeh Chigozie ( Sparta Prague, Czech Republic)

Alhassan Ibrahim ( Kano Pillars)

Charles Ezeh ( Lillestroem , Norway)

Chidera Ejike ( Lillestroem, Norway)



Attackers:

Samuel Chukwueze ( Villarreal)

Ibrahim Suleiman ( Sparta Prague, Czech Republic)

Emmanuel Kuku ( FC Porto, Portugal)

Isah Musa ( FC Porto, Portugal)

Steven Alfred ( Kwara United)


**Daniel Martins

Source: http://owngoalnigeria.com/2018/02/13/list-of-players-who-should-be-part-of-coach-paul-aigbogun-next-flying-eagles-squad/





Russia 2018 WC Countdown: 120 days 7mins to go

Thank you boss!!! you really exposed him by going back memory lane..
hats off to you

Kog45:
Sunday Olishe i knew had egoism issue,very arrogant,hghly temperamental and can go haywire anytime.

Sunday Olishe disciplinary record not too good,i remember he was suspended by his Club Bochum in Bundesliga for headbutt his teammate.

He had serious issue with Samson Siasia during training prior to Italy match and Siasia was axed from starting lineup but this led to a divide house cos some players were not happy with Westerhoff's decision for axing Siasia and left Olishe free.

This really affected the team spirits and contributed to our ouster in 2nd round cos Westerhoff refused to bring Siasia in after Amokachie got injured due to that incident.

He had issue with one of his teammate,may be Victor Okechukwu Agali during 2002 afcon,they needed to be separated by teammates.

Also had issue with honourable sports minister by walking the man out during afcon 2002,this singular act led to the disbandment of the team and was the genesis of our poor outing at 2002 WC.

He also had issue with former Eagles captain Vincent Enyeama forcing him to retire from the team and Emma Emenike too resigned from the team with speculations that he had issue with Olishe.

LOL..
like something I would wear to sleep

Mujtahida:
The opening line in the article on the first link really made me laugh. The tone sounded like the writer was lamenting

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"England unveiled their new kit on Wednesday ahead of the summer’s World Cup in Russia.

And just like the team under manager Gareth Southgate, sports manufacturer Nike have played it safe – and a little boring if the truth be told"

Joebie do check up the link

NPFL UPDATE

Of course Oliseh has his own story which could be true.. even after the SE issue, he still had some good reasons to resign. That doesn't change he has challenges in managing relationships. Well I don't know him personally. just my thinking.

kingphilip:
it might still be because of the reason he gave in his statement though

attitude is everything

kingphilip:
he has finally dashed our hopes so soon of having a coach in the top five leagues in Europe

Dutch club Fortuna Sittard suspends former Nigeria coach Sunday Oliseh

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Netherlands' second tier side Fortuna Sittard have suspended former Nigeria coach Sunday Oliseh for what it calls "unacceptable actions".

The club statement said that he has been put on "non-active" duties, stopping short of saying he has been sacked.

"Several attempts by the club to encourage a change in the coach's behaviour have unfortunately not worked, resulting in an unworkable situation," the statement said.

"The board of Fortuna Sittard emphasizes that the decision to suspend Sunday Oliseh is not motivated by the current sporting performance."

"The coach's unacceptable actions have made cooperation between many people within the organization impossible - from players to employees.

"Fortuna Sittard regrets the decision, but states that the club interest goes above all else."

Oliseh was appointed as Sittard coach in late December 2016.

Sittard finished 17th in the 20-team league at the end of last season but are currently third in the table and are five points behind leader NEC.

With eight wins and just one loss earlier this season the club actually won what is called the "second period" of the league, which is made up of four periods.

The club play in the Eerste Divisie, which is the professional league below the Eredivisie, Holland's topflight, and it consists of 20 clubs.

The Eerste Divisie champions gain automatic promotion to the Eredivisie, while eight clubs made up of the period champions and the other best-ranked teams, will compete in play-offs for two further promotion places.

--BBC

We are grown folks I assume.. if someone resorts to abusing my parents from football arguments, I see it as weakness on the person’s part. I will actually find it funny. Personally, I don’t get hurt by that.. “your papa” “your mama” — that’s what’s kids do. It doesn’t carry any weight. It’s childush to abuse one’s parent as well as to be so hurt when someone abuses ur parent. I wonder why u guys keep whining over this for days. We are adults. Are we this soft?

TheSuperNerd:
When I was making the same case it seems no one listened. Ehen we fail as a house to condemn outrightly an insult or misdirected rant to one's parent(s) then we only open the window for more of such to occur. It is that simple.


Someone here says we are only here to talk football and not sort out disputes and call people to order... looolll... but same person says he stands against insults and foul language and will speak against it. If we are only here to talk football without also taking a stand against people's parents being dragged into discussions and arguments then I wonder what sort of example we are setting for future engagements.

It is well... this is what some sanctimonious folks wanna reduce the thread to by their hypocritical inactions and consistent refusal to speak against people's parents being dragged in or insulted.

Anyway, My eyes on discussing the beautiful game. Anyone who wanna insult someone's parent sublty or openly can plss do so okay. And those who see this nonsense and won't say a word to correct it should also carry on. It happened to with my mom twice on this thread (last year and just several days ago) and now it is someone's father being dragged in.

This is beautiful. When the right thing is not done, this is what you will get. Shalom

Oh ok

tbaba1234:
No, he was injured

Yes but he didn’t make the UAE cut. Failed MRI I guess.

tbaba1234:
Ex under 17 and under 20 LB

Somebody is wishing Kevin Keegan was our coach.
Those your championship players should keep waiting. Their time will come.

komekn:
I said this about Rohr donkey ago.

It's not unique to him all Managers always gravitate to thier comfort zone's which for him is German and Dutch football.

Unfortunately that's where subjective bias comes in.

Ex flying eagles LB?

tbaba1234:
Picture boy Mustapha Abdullahi has joined Bulgarian club Locomotiv Plodiv

smh

TheSuperNerd:
A lie you tell yourself especially because it is not your mom who was insulted a second time. Congrats.

And yes you are disappointed. None of the options fit in with me.

I only persist here for the love of the game and Nigeria's newest rising glory via the Super Eagles is what brought me here. I named this thread so you can imagine why this is why I am here.

Omeruo na my brother na hahaha
na play play line up.. let's cheer up a little

soetanoreoluwa:
Why omeruo? And not either Ogu, Agu, onazi or Agbo?

So what really happened to Finidi?

tbaba1234:
Official list of coaches for National teams

SUPER EAGLES B/OLYMPIC MEN TEAM: Salisu Yusuf (Head Coach); Imama Amapakabo; Kennedy Boboye; Fidelis Ilechukwu; Alloy Agu (Goalkeepers’ Trainer)

U20 MEN (FLYING EAGLES): Paul Aigbogun (Head Coach); Abdullahi Maikaba; Abubakar Bala; Hassan Abdallah (Scouting); Suleiman Shuaibu (Goalkeepers’ Trainer)


U17 BOYS TEAM (GOLDEN EAGLETS): Manu Garba (Head Coach); Nduka Ugbade; Jolomi Atune Ali; Bunmi Haruna (Scouting); Abideen Baruwa Olatunji (Goalkeepers’ Trainer)

U15 BOYS TEAM (FUTURE EAGLES): Alala Danladi Nasidi (Head Coach); Haruna Usman ‘Ilerika’; Ahmed Lawal Dankoli; Patrick Bassey (Scouting); Ernest Salolome (Goalkeepers’ Trainer)

U13 BOYS TEAM: Jolomi Atune Ali (Head Coach); Jude Agada; Abdullahi Umar Tyabo; Adewale Laloko (Scouting); Adeoye Onigbinde (Goalkeepers’ Trainer)

What's the latest on him?.. It's looking like its going to be Uzoho.. I go lose hope if na Ezenwa eventually.

tbaba1234:
Maduka Okoye's stats are not impressive. 2 clean sheets in 15 games. Not too good.. Perhaps his team's defense is poor.