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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 12:44pm On Oct 07, 2016

Certitude:
The players need the world cup more that the administrators whose only concern is the paper. With the immunity against government interferences granted to this NFF by FIFA, how do we stop this corruption now? Do they boycott matches and stay back in their various clubs because the NFF refuses to pay? Others will happily grap the opportunity.

And who told you they cannot get the World Cup and much more by boycotting the matches thereby forcing the administrators to do the right things? In fact, just five key players is what it takes for a revolution to happen in the NFF.

Do you play Chess?

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 12:20pm On Oct 07, 2016*

TheSuperNerd:
....... Fighting for what is rightly yours... Yes... But to the detriment of achieving Glory?? To the detriment of him beginning his legend in the Green-and-white??

Like I said... It's the Nigerian f**ls federation that should be the focus here. Not Success. He's not to blame at all... Not everyone can cope with this nonsense.

BUT THEN.... WE MUST LEARN TO PICK OUR BATTLES AND WHEN TO ACTUALY FIGHT THEM SO THAT WE DO NOT LOSE OUT ON OUR DESTINIES.... Success' international career is now under threat. He's right to demand his right but he should have been wiser and mastered the law of right timing.

AND YESSS... I WISH NOT FOR THE NFF TO BE LIKE THIS FOREVER.... GOOD CHANGE JUST HAS TO COME AND HOPEFULLY IT WILL COME. BUT FOR NOW, COPE WE MUST..... For the greater glory that lies ahead. The players must learn to look beyond the NFF's state of nonsense and focus on their own destinies in the Green-and-white... It's their names and lives... And careers on the line when they are out on the field of play NOT THE silly NFF.

[b]First, the news is a rumour and I was sad at how quickly I saw people tore into the young man without even asking how true the story is. It was not until I wrote of my reservation of the accusation that those antagonistic to him started using the clause "If it is true" in their comments. It shows some are nursing hatred for the man beforehand.

Second, Success should not be blamed AT ALL. If anyone has anything to say, let it all be directed to the NFF. It is this attitude of asking players to 'sacrifice' that has held us back for so long. How far would we have gone in the Olympics if instead of asking Siasia to sacrifice, we had put fire on the clueless Pinnick? Look at the World Cup, with the little support Keshi got, look what he did. What would have happened if instead of looking for his faults, we had taken swipe at the Federation.

I for one, will actively support it if all players refuse to fly until their monies are paid. I know some people here will blame them and call them unpatriotic while leaving the old-for-nothing men at the NFF alone. That's why we are where we are, not just in our football but in all areas of our national life. We accept a few lording it over the rest, and exalt mediocrity.

I repeat, sacrifice is not telling someone that is being cheated to accept being cheated. By doing that, you ACTIVELY encourage corruption on the part of the cheat.

This will be my last comment on the matter.[/b]

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 11:57am On Oct 07, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

I will not blame the players. However, I respect players who will prevent such catastrophe by sacrificing for the team.

So stop saying Success is refusing to sacrifice. If your employer refuses to pay you your salary over and over again, your asking for what is yours and refusing to do his work is not lack of sacrifice. It is fighting for what is rightly yours.

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 11:54am On Oct 07, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

I am not criticising Success. I said, he is not ready for the challenges. Siasia understands the challenge, faced it and conquered many times. If he tells stories of his battle with NFF for the 2005 WYC, we will marvel.

If Success is not ready, then he can focus on Watford. My heart stays with those who did not object to fly and arrived early for the training. No matter the challenges the Super Eagles face, they want to win.

You don't say a player fighting for his right is not sacrificing. That's not sacrifice, that's acceptance of being cheated. Even Siasia you keep mentioning is not in support of that kind of wickedness.

Sacrifice is Neymar wanting to die on the pitch for Brazil yesterday. Don't mix things up.

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 11:51am On Oct 07, 2016

TheGoodJoe:
That is why the Japanese Billionaire rewarded the footballers financially. Before our Olympics team arrived Brazil, they were already heroes. They sacrificed a lot to get there.

He recognized these were heroes.

Do you know the NFF has cornered that money? Monkey dey work, baboon dey chop

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 11:49am On Oct 07, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

Charity is a form of sacrifice. That is why I pointed at Charity when you made it look as if all work must give financial gain. I did not call the Super Eagles charity or condoned corruption. I wonder where you drew that from.

We have a challenge. Massive corruption in the NFF and FIFA made fighting corruption in the NFF close to impossible. FIFA will suspend young Nigerian players from representing their countries to protect the thieves in the Glass house.

That is not my fault.

The players sacrifice to keep the team going despite the corruption. They will not sit down and allow Nigerian football suffer. Playing in tournaments boost their careers and names.

So the players sacrifice, go through challenges to keep the Super Eagles alive and challenging for trophies.

If the news is true and all players refused to fly to camp, we would talk of ban and not preparation for the tough clash.

So let me ask you: If we get banned because the players refuse to fly as a result of the NFF not paying their tickets, will you blame the players?

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 11:47am On Oct 07, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

The Corrupt officials do not want the progress of Nigerian football. That is why people like Siasia sacrificed a lot. From their careers as footballers to their time as coaches.

If we allow the Corrupt ones, they will gladly watch our football rot. Look at where we were under Westerhof until now. Look at how the NFF watched our junior teams get eliminated from the qualifiers. They do not care.

It is up to the players to sacrifice to make something of their careers.

It is the same Siasia you are talking about who says he understands if any player does not want to be treated shabbily. Do you think he does not know what he is talking about? So instead of criticizing Success, why don't you leave the young man alone and concentrate on NFF. It is unfair to keep telling players to make sacrifices as if sacrifices means being cheated of the fruits of their labour.

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 11:39am On Oct 07, 2016

Certitude:
I go with oga GoodJoe here. If the story is true, then success is not ready to face the challenges of the super eagles. No one is saying the NFF is right but we know how it has always been and it won't stop anytime soon. If success isn't able to stand this, what other antics of the NFF will he be able to withstand. Unpaid match bonus? Flying Economy? Being stranded?... Let's start with those who can cope first.
As to working without pay. I can't, depending on what is obtainable. Since I can't, then I am not ready for the challenges of the Job.

And this right here is the problem. You lot think nothing can stop the NFF and this is what we will continue to have so players should just take everything the NFF throws at them. What a mentality! I'm not surprised you support him.

What do you think will happen if all the players refuse to come until the FA pays their monies being owed? You think Siasia was dishonest when he said the FA intentionally refused to pay his players their bonuses, and that he is not ready to work with them again?

You want the players to continue the suffering and smiling pattern? Na wa

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 11:35am On Oct 07, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

I think this is another statement that shows proves my point, rather than disprove it.

I said, Super Eagles players make sacrifices to meet the challenges. So telling me players do make sacrifices proves my point.

We have a big corruption issue in the NFF. It was there during Westerhof time. Super Eagles make sacrifices to succeed. That is not supporting the NFF. That is determination to succeed.

The sacrifices of playing without pay should not be what you should encourage players to do. Yesterday, Neymar was seen with blood dripping all over his body while playing for Brazil. That's sacrifice. The willingness to give everything on the field. It shows lack of decency to ask a player like Neymar to forgo being paid his bonuses so the Brazilian FA can siphon it because he is playing for Brazil.

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 11:31am On Oct 07, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

Did you post that article for me or for yourself? I already know players do charity ad sacrifice. The question is, do you? Your the one who came here talking work must receive pay.

If the news is true that Success refused to pay his bills to fly to camp, then he is not ready for the challenges Super Eagles players face.

There is work and there is charity. Stop obfuscating issues. If like you, the NFF thinks the Super Eagles should be a charity affair, they should tell the world so that everyone can know what's up? You cannot hide behind charity to justify why players should not be paid.

Success does charity. That does not mean he should not be paid for his flight.

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 11:07am On Oct 07, 2016

thegoodjoe, this is Isaac Success doing charity. I hope you understand what you talk about what you criticize these players unfairly next time. These players sacrifice a lot and continue to sacrifice

ISAAC SUCCESS GIVES BACK TO HIS COMMUNITY TEAM

https://newsexpressngr.com/images/news/Isaac%20Success%20presents%20BJ%20award.jpg

Benin City fans were yesterday treated to scintillating football at the BJ Foundation academy ‘End of Year’ match, as former and current BJ FC players locked horns.

The match, which kicked off in the early morning at the Arinze Primary School playing field, ended 2-1 in favour of the ex-BJ players.

Isaac Success of FC Granada, Spain (who chose to play for the current BJ team) won a free kick midway into the first half just outside the edge of the BJ box and rose up to fire home a brilliant free kick to put BJ ahead.

After the game, awards were presented to players of the current BJ team who had distinguished themselves in 2014. The awards were presented and sonsored by two former Under-17 players, Isaac Success and Dele Alampasu.

Isaac Success later hosted fans, coaches and friends to a sumptuous lunch at his residence in the Dumez area of Benin City.

http://newsexpressngr.com/news/detail.php?news=8792

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 10:51am On Oct 07, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

It is not every job you collect wages. Some players donate their national team earnings to charity. A lot of people do charity work. It is not always about collecting wages.

Is this suppose to be how you support what the NFF is doing? Players should pay for their flights because others are doing a lot of charity, and NFF can keep siphoning their money?

Wait...who told you Nigerian players don't do charity? Have you seen what Mikel, Musa, Ighalo, Success etc do to help the poor neighbourhood they come from and the less privileged? This is a new low from you.

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 10:48am On Oct 07, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

Where did I encourage corruption? I said he is not ready for the Challenges if the news is true. He should focus on Watford.

I never encouraged corruption and you attributing that to me is very low. I must say.

I wish the Federal Government can fight the corruption in the NFF. However, FIFA tag that interference. So do you advice players fold their arms, deny themselves a chance to play in a World Cup because of some corrupt officials?

Yes, you are encouraging corruption. By criticizing the players who are being treated shabbily, you are unwittingly arming the aggressors and urging him on.

Look at a few of your many unfortunate statements:

TheGoodJoe:
Which kind words without pay? The Super Eagles team is not their regular job. As long as others have sacrificed and are in camp, then Success should have helped.

I repeat, if the news is true, then he is not ready for the challenges of Super Eagles.

So you mean it is alright to not get paid because the Super Eagles is not his regular job? How ridiculous!

TheGoodJoe:
If they can foot bills to make it to the World Cup, it is honorable for them. Mikel will remain respected for his sacrifices for the Nigerian team's Bronze medal at the Olympics.

Former players sacrificed a lot for Nigeria's success. The coaches like Manu Garba, Amunike, Oliseh, Keshi, Siasia etc sacrificed too.

If we are to keep succeeding, our players need to sacrifice. If players feel this is beyond them, goodluck to them.

Players should keep sacrificing while the officials take away their monies? Right, because that's the normal thing to do SMH

You can't even imagine the disgust on my face reading your comments.

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 10:25am On Oct 07, 2016

TheGoodJoe:
Which kind words without pay? The Super Eagles team is not their regular job. As long as others have sacrificed and are in camp, then Success should have helped.

I repeat, if the news is true, then he is not ready for the challenges of Super Eagles.

A job is a job. A worker is worthy of his wages. That a man has chosen to work without pay does not make it a normal thing and something to be encouraged, especially when it is being shown over and over again that the employers perpetually have a slavish attitude.

You cannot say he is not ready for the challenges of the Super Eagles when you cannot show that you can work without pay yourself. Stop encouraging corruption and incompetence.

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 10:18am On Oct 07, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

You can say the news might not be true. It I up to Isaac Success to say it is not true.

But, if he refused to travel because he did not want to pay for his pocket, then he is not ready for the challenges Nigerian Super Eagles footballers face. He should focus on cementing his place in the Watford team.

Until you can give evidence that you can go to work without pay, you have no moral standing to criticize any player for not paying for flight to play for Nigeria. Even ASUU go on strike if lecturers are not paid. What are you talking about?

Give evidence you can work without pay.

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 10:12am On Oct 07, 2016

The news does not even substance and some are already blaming Success for not using his own money to travel. Who is the official saying he is feigning injury? Does he not have a name? We are too quick to judge based on rumours as if we've been nursing grudges against the player beforehand.

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 8:53am On Oct 07, 2016

zicky:
I thought Nff said something about paying back and the Officials traveling with the squad are paying from their pocket

Do you know they have not paid money owed the players for the last match? Do you know they are yet to pay the money owed the players for the Olympics? That these same officials took themselves and their families to Brazil in the name of supporting the athletes? Do you know there is still controversy over how the NFF cornered the money the Japanese surgeon gave the players and coaches? Do you know Siasia has said NFF has money to pay them but has refused? That he said as a coach he understands if a player does not want to play for the national team? That he said he would sue the Federation for constantly reneging on their promises? That he can no longer work with those running our football right now?

See...it's very convenient to blame the players and leave the federation. That's what Nigerian fans do. All they want is to watch the players running on the field, it doesn't matter to them if the players are fed or doing alright psychologically.

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 7:52am On Oct 07, 2016

^^^It's a shame that instead of calling for accountability and asking for the head of Pinnick, some people here are blaming players for not buying their own tickets.

That's the way some said what Mikel did at the Olympics was no big deal because he has the money to foot the team's bills. Even if he has the money, is that his job? Is he making money to spend on the National team?

Will you continue to go to work if your employer keep insisting that you come to work without pay? I guess a lot of people here think that players are not human beings like them. SMH

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 7:49am On Oct 07, 2016

[b][size=14pt]EXPOSED! EX MARKETING CHIEF REVEALS HUGE AMOUNT OF MONEY IN NFF ACCOUNT, CALLS PINNICK LIAR OVER BROKE CLAIMS[/size]

https://owngoalnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/image-170.jpg

Former marketing director of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Idris Adama says, the apex football house in Nigeria has enough funds to prosecute the 2018 World Cup qualifiers in Zambia despite claims to the contrary by the football house.

President of the Nigeria Football Federation made a plea to the government to intervene and save the broke football house, but Adama insist the football house has enough funds to prosecute the qualifiers.

“I decided not to talk since I was asked to leave the NFF early 2015 for no reason,” Adama wrote on this Facebook page.

“Up till this moment I was not given my letter of disengagement nor have I been paid my severance allowance, an organisation that I have worked for a decade.

“Despite consistent political and leadership crisis of the NFF coupled with lack of confidence on the leadership by the organised private sector, I generated for them N1.4billion, in addition to Euros 780,000.00 and $1million annually.

“My reward was to be sent out unceremoniously. It’s all well and good. I have moved on long time. But ask them, Emzor Pharmaceutical has paid N35million, Supersport has paid $1million and Globacom is owing which was due on the 7th July 2016 N382,500,000.00. Where are these monies?

“They are just being wicked to the society that engaged them to deliver positive results to the growth of our football. They will never like me because I am blunt. Good day Adama Idris. Former Director (Marketing) Nigeria Football Federation,” he signed off the statement.

“There are still lots more secret I will tell the public soon about the rot in the NFF.”

http://owngoalnigeria.com/2016/10/06/exposed-ex-marketing-chief-reveals-huge-amount-of-money-in-nff-account-calls-pinnick-liar-over-broke-claims/[/b]

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 7:36am On Oct 07, 2016

zicky:
Is these for real? The guy don fall my hand, when mikel, musa, ikeme could buy theirs, Success international career I haf finish.

The way we make absurdity equal normalcy is beyond comprehension. Is it the responsibilities of players to buy their own tickets? We are being told that Lawmakers have joined some NFF officials to travel to Ndola, yet the same people cannot pay for the player's flight from his base.

The way we reason sometimes. So because Mikel and others bought their own tickets means it is the right thing to do and thus the international career of Success who refused should be finished?

Success didn't fall your hand, it's the NFF that has falled your hand.

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TV/Movies › Re: Banshee!!! Tv Series by joseph1013: 7:31am On Oct 07, 2016

prettyboi1989:
u left out proctor, the real badasss

Proctor! Sometimes you love him, sometimes you hate him.

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Webmasters › Re: Joomla FREE Training On Nairaland Live!!! by joseph1013: 6:53am On Oct 07, 2016

ZinoFego:
Read a bit further from where you quoted me, you'll see the solution to that "unending installation"

I can't see where you addressed it. You didnt answer the guy that asked you. Look at the screenshot below

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 8:15pm On Oct 06, 2016

tbaba1234:
According to Africanfootball.com, Isaac Success did not come because he refused to buy his own ticket. The injury story might just have been a cover.

Sadly, the sinister NFF may work to stop inviting him in the future.

Webmasters › Re: Joomla FREE Training On Nairaland Live!!! by joseph1013: 8:11pm On Oct 06, 2016

ZinoFego:
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For the sake of how popular the field of blogging is becoming, we'll choose:

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We will now have a blog layout of a website by the time we finish the installation the next window.

Overview
Email Configuration: Leave the selected "NO" since we are not connected to the internet.

Click: INSTALL.

How long should this take to INSTALL? Mine has been Installing for the past three hours. It has no reading to show the percentage or how long it will last. Am I on the right track?

Webmasters › Re: Best Software Or Tool To Create A Website by joseph1013: 7:18pm On Oct 06, 2016

ZinoFego:
WordPress is equally good.

I'm going through your Joomla training now and it's quite helpful. As I am new to Joomla, I am finding it difficult finding the name of the template I installed? Any help?

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 5:12pm On Oct 06, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

The Nwakali guy. No I am not. That guys is a foreigner. We in Naija do not say F*** Me any how. No. I am not.

He is bullish about Nwakali, you are bullish about Nwakali. He defends Kelechi, you defend Kelechi. If you said you are him, I would have asked you why you use the F word so much. LOL

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 4:47pm On Oct 06, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

He did. You are not looking at the intense pressure we were under Tottenham and how difficult it was for us to play out.

The only flaw was the miss. His other shot was on target. That was not the area that impressed me. It was his dropping deep to help Fernandinho battle the intense pressure. We played better and created chances with Iheanacho, Sane and Gundogan.

Are you jon stakes?

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Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists, What are your views On Pornography And Masturbation? by joseph1013: 12:33pm On Oct 06, 2016

Eddlad:
Of course you haven't said anything new , nothing is categorically bad or good,it's through its resulting actions we can boldly brand as good or bad.

Now do you think it's resulting actions make it good or bad?

What is the resulting action of legal porn that makes it bad?

TV/Movies › Re: Banshee!!! Tv Series by joseph1013: 12:24pm On Oct 06, 2016

I just finished this series. Loved it so much.

Best Character: Sheriff (Fake) Lucas Hood

Most Interesting Character: Job

Most Hated: Clayton (especially after he killed the lady that helped him)

Best Fighter: Burton

Best Fight Scene: Burton vs Nola (Epic sh.it)

Best mess Scene: Rebecca and Hood

What have I left out?

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Christianity Etc › Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013(op): 8:35am On Oct 06, 2016

[b]WHAT PROBLEM OF EVIL?

I don't think it's very intelligent to use the problem of evil as a reason not to believe in God. There is no problem of evil.

Read the Bible and you'll find story after story of God engaging in, commanding or permitting mass murder, genocide, ethnic cleansing, killing babies, slavery, rape, the persecution of women, the disabled and gay people, and much more.

It's simple, God is said to be omniscient and omnipotent so he could have made any world he wanted. And he did. There is evil in the world because that is God's nature and he wanted it that way. There is no other coherent explanation.

People only use the argument from evil because Christians mistakenly insist that God loves, cherishes and protects each and every one of us. But nothing in God's behaviour suggests this is true. It is wishful thinking. The advice traditionally given to teen girls is sound, "Don't believe a man when he says he loves you--believe him when he shows he loves you". The same goes for gods.

So don't use the problem of evil; there are much better arguments. The most important being there is absolutely no reason to believe any gods exist and ample reasons to believe gods are human inventions.[/b]

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 8:31am On Oct 06, 2016

[b][size=14pt]ARSENAL STAR ALEX IWOBI DAZZLES AS EAGLES WIN TEST GAME 3-0[/size]

https://africanfootball.com/bp_images/2016/10/Samm_28_Mar_2.jpg

Nigeria’s Super Eagles defeated Plateau United 3-0 in a test game preparatory to Sunday’s World Cup qualifier in Zambia with Arsenal star Alex Iwobi again catching the eye with a brace.

Iwobi crowned a superb individual display when in the 54th minute he combined well with Manchester City forward Kelechi Iheanacho to double the Eagles lead.

He fired his second goal on the stroke of full time off a rebound.

His father, Chuka, in the stands could not have been prouder.

Gent of Belgium defensive midfielder Anderson Esiti opened scoring in the 36th minute following a fine solo run.

Esiti’s fellow holding midfield colleague Shehu Abdullahi was solid for the Eagles.

After a cautious start by both sides, Rangers forward Chisom Egbuchulam spurned the first clear-cut chance after nine minutes.

Plateau United, who finished 11th this past season, played more as a team than the Eagles with winger Bright Silas and overlapping defender Kelechi John outstanding for the Jos club.

The Eagles struggled to impose themselves on the match up to the first half an hour, before they upped their game.

In the second, what looked like the starting XI for Sunday’s match were introduced wholesale with right-back Musa Mohammed the only survivor from the first half.

It was a better contest after the interval with a lot more intensity.

However, Olympiacos striker Brown Ideye was wasteful in front of the Plateau goal, while Joshua Obaje and Kabiru Umar posted a more assured performance at the other end of the pitch.

There were a few slips between Eagles central defenders Kenneth Omeruo and William Troost-Ekong.

Eagles start list (4-2-3-1): Ikechukwu Ezenwa (Carl Ikeme 46) – Kingsley Madu (Elderson Echiejile 46), Musa Mohammed, Uche Agbo (Kenneth Omeruo 46), Jamiu Alimi (William Troost-Ekong 46) – Shehu Abdullahi (Ogenyi Onazi 46), Anderson Esiti (Mikel Obi 46) - Ahmed Musa (Alex Iwobi 46), Chisom Egbuchulam (Moses Simon 46), Nosa Igiebor (Kelechi Iheanacho 46) – Godwin Obaje (Brown Ideye 46)

http://africanfootball.com/news/652546/Arsenal-star-Alex-Iwobi-dazzles-as-Eagles-win-test-game-3-0[/b]

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by joseph1013: 2:25pm On Oct 05, 2016

forgiveness:
Just answer the simple question and let us forge ahead.

Who are the Nigerians?

I want to know.

Looks like you don't want this debate ending anytime soon.

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