if this should come through , another reason why Bayern will have more followers . then they can go and win uefa champions league ...Kane Lack the Capacity to deliver it for them .
Amedino99: At what point do we start getting concerns about our starting goalkeeper existing without a club. He recently granted an interview saying he left chippa with no club seeking his services. Just left to cool off
that was a reckless decision , no matter the situation . this is a reflection of his some of the decision he has taken on this pitch of play . who dey advise all this guys self ?
Odunayaw: Person wey play for Gombe Utd wan de attract attention from other countries ke. He is fully Nigerian na
I still can’t quite explain why I assumed he was foreign-born. Regardless, we’re glad to have him and truly believe he represents a strong future prospect.
TheSuperNerd: 18 y/o John Otomewo tops list of CIES-rated Top U19 Central Midfielders over the last 6 months across the top 50 divisions world wide.
Like I said before. One to watch.
This is valuable information for the NFF, but unfortunately they are unlikely to act on it at this early stage. Most times, they only take interest when the player begins to attract attention from other countries.
TheSuperNerd: Only 4 in a top 5 league. Only 4 for the NT.
Abeg dead the agenda. Na why Onuachu go be 1st choice striker, for ur haram route-one kati kati system, if you are made Super Eagles coach. We go too collect beating for ur hand but thank God you will never get that job.
he may be better than Finidi o , abi na Arteta replacement
TheSuperNerd: Ade walked into Atletico, unveiled at Metropolitano, adorned with #22 in double anticipation of his electric exposition.
Betis in Green and White thought they could confuse Mola but the only Green-white Mola adores is the real Green White Green - The colors of the Super Eagles. Betis became Greenhorns at the feet of Lookman. He took his goal well and he didn't even need to look, man. Betis got boiled like green peas being used to make fried rice.
Lookman is a Super Eagle, not a verdiblanco apologist. This is the real reason betis lost their realness. They walked into the game as "Real" Betis but met Lookman and realised "Real" belongs to him coz he is a Real baller come down from the gods.
This was dessert though, Main course na sunday coz they meet again, this time at Metropolitano. No soothsayer need be sought on what lies ahead for Real stays with Lookman while Betis stays Beaten.
I trust you bro
What a sweet way to begin, Ademola. You move like a speeding train, unstoppable, full of purpose — a true son of Nigeria, carrying fire in your boots.
The fans believe in you, they love you, so much that their hearts have travelled with you — from Bergamo to Madrid — still singing your name, still standing by the lad.
You’ve always been class, never shaken, never broken, steady in every season, rising when it matters most.
Enjoy your game, enjoy the moment, wear the colours with pride. Crowns suit you — you’ll win again.
I heard somewhere , where Amaju Pinnic said , we will be having the kid of Morrocco stadium in Nigeria , he Said Atleast 5 .... Abuja ,2 IN 2 in Lagos ,Warri , and Delta state . in the next 18months to be precise
TheSuperNerd: Monkey Yansh. Hahahaha... I dont know if the field I am thinking is what you have in mind. But 99%... wow. That is a lot. Really good throwback.
Ogbeni dont give up , we can actually talk our SE players to become what we want i remember back then in my school , we dey engage in rap for competitions i no sabi rap ,but i go burst your head with rhymes ...
Goke7: Is Frank now a terrorist? This is not Frank at all! He needs to be more Frank than that so that he doesn’t easily get tanked!
Frankly speaking, Frank don’t play light, Midfield terror, built for the fight. Move like a tank, take full command,i wish he Owns every midfield, league to league—Frank the Tank.
TheSuperNerd: Not Nigerian football-related but it is about pitch quality. As you know our local players in the NPFL dare not slide on their home pitches. 😂
In Morocco, Akor could slide.... e.g. vs Algeria.
Now, in Brazil, in the Super Cup final between Brazillian & Copa Libertadores Champs, Flamengo and Challengers, Corinthians, Paulista go slide for pitch after scoring vs Flamengo and his knees hear am.
🗣️| Gabriel Paulista on his knee-slide celebration in the Brazilian Super Cup:
“When I scored, I celebrated by sliding. The guys said: ‘don’t do that, you’re not in Europe anymore’. Both my knees are now completely wrecked.”
Lesson: Be very aware of thy environment.
Secondary lessons is about having good pitches.
Back in those days, there was one particular field where we used to play football I kid you not—about 99% of us came back home with bruises on our bum bum
Those bruises weren’t injuries… They were badges of honor. We even gave them a name back then — “Monkey Yansh” 😂😂
If you didn’t have it, were you really playing ball? No. You were just jogging with vibes.
I won’t mention the field’s name real ones will already know Figure it out yourselves 😎
Lesson we learned the hard way: Respect where you are. Watch how people move there.
listen… Europe is not Brazil. Different pitch. Different rules. Different survival instincts 😂⚽️
Goke7: The tank has to be frankly loaded to validate the Frank discussion; otherwise, that will not be a frankly idea
Frank the Tank runs full-time not light, frankly speaking, Frank is loaded with some bullets and strength in his tank ...he can only tanked if he is not played out of position ... but the coach knows why he need Frank services expect a top frank performance .frankly speaking its a good move to Coventry city .i hope they move to the EPL soon.
make him no convert am o , he should bring the best in him , i know Lookman will learn some defensive style , combining attacking with defence. and small Diego Simeon werey
Goke7: The problem with some ex players is that despite the platform Nigeria gave them at the global stage they are still angry and bitter with the Nigerian state because of all sorts of things like unpaid allowances and other opportunities they feel they were denied of. Someone like oliseh is still angry with the nff and coach onigbinde of blessed memory for dropping him out of the 2002 World Cup squad. He still talks about it till today in some of his podcast, dude feels Nigeria still owes him a lot and hides behind objectivity to lash out at the country whenever the opportunity presents itself. He believes Nigeria will never do well in football until we atone for all our sins against him. He once said only his generation played for the best of clubs in Europe and since then according to him no Nigerian has been in the best of clubs whereas we’ve had players win league titles, champions league and Europa since then. No amount of reasoning will ever appease the likes of oliseh and other ex players and they will continue to take it out on the next generation of players until this world ends. I think it has a lot to do with how we are as a people, we are too unforgiving no matter how much you beg 😂
"ebe la n be osika "........ maybe we should start begging the ones that are wicked and the ones with the unforgiving spirit , they should let the younger generation grow . and let us enjoy our football in good peace. we ,just change the tactics
Goke7: Shebi when I said make osihmen leave the national team Una go Dey vex. The die is cast until the player leaves all this controversy won’t end. Oliseh is just leading the charge for the player to be axed out of the team no matter whatever has been resolved!
You may have the voice of reason but unfortunately the likes of oliseh don’t see it that way. Let the player make way so at least we don’t see more drama around the player again. But for as long he still plays for the national team folks like oliseh who evidently has so much bile against the player will continue to rile up Nigerians against him no matter how many goals he scored.
na wa o.... make e leave na him come be the solution .....because knife cut your hand , na to throw the knife away ? cho!
The 1994 generation denied Nigerian football many opportunities. The indiscipline within that group played a major role in the failures at both the 1994 and 1998 World Cups. Talent alone was not enough; poor attitude and internal conflicts cost the team dearly. If Nigerian football is to move forward, former players—especially from that era—must learn to contribute logically and constructively, not emotionally. Unfortunately, many of their recent publications, media comments, and public outbursts are driven more by personal emotion than objective analysis, and this has not helped the game. Experience should bring wisdom. What Nigerian football needs now is clear thinking, accountability, and development-focused contributions, not emotional reactions rooted in past grievances
The current CAF leadership appears to lack a clear understanding of how African football ecosystems function. The proposed rotational regional league cup risks disrupting existing competitions, overloading players, and weakening domestic leagues. Rather than strengthening African football, this approach could fragment the system, strain already limited infrastructure, and create scheduling chaos. What CAF needs right now is stability, investment in facilities, and stronger domestic leagues—not experimental tournaments that ignore structural realities across regions.
what do you guys think of the proposed upcoming regional league ?
Mujtahida: I do not think we are celebrating bronze. We lost out at the finals last time. So third place is a down grade. What made Nigerians happy is the quality of football, the promise we see and the hope that the future will see us do great things.
And in any case in this life, one has to be grateful and thankful and even celebratory of every victory no matter how small or inconsequential.
A journalist told Akor, it's just bronze. Akor said no. It's not just bronze. Many came and went home with nothing.
I celebrate that bronze. There was something immensely satisfying about it. I can't really explain it.
What made the boys jubilate was simple: they defeated Egypt. That win meant a lot psychologically and emotionally. It wasn’t really about the bronze medal itself. And honestly, there’s nothing wrong with celebrating. A team that wins bronze today can build the mentality to win gold tomorrow. Progress doesn’t happen overnight. I don’t understand why Sunday Oliseh seems so upset about it. He has rarely been known as a satisfied or encouraging figure around the national team. It’s also important to remember that his tenure damaged team chemistry, especially during his well-documented disputes with Mikel Obi and Vincent Enyeama. Oliseh’s actions contributed significantly to instability in the Super Eagles setup. Before criticizing others, there should be accountability for past decisions that harmed the team. E COME BE LIKE SAY ME SELF DON JOIN AM DEY RAKE.
NasirIbnLaAhad: You severely underrate sporting politics. Morocco wouldn't have this leverage in the first place if other nations had comparable infrastructure. That's the gospel truth. Why does CAF have so few viable alternatives that they repeatedly turn to the same country? The officiating issues and Morocco's dominance as a host are 100% connected, and we've seen the evidence. When one country controls the backup venue repeatedly, it creates an unhealthy power dynamic. Now you're stuck trying to bend over backwards so as not to upset your benefactors. It's no surprise that this tournament ended up as easily the most controversial AFCON in history.
CAF needs multiple nations with world-class facilities so that there's always genuine competition for hosting rights. That competition naturally brings accountability. This is where countries like your beloved Nigeria continue to fail over and over again. Until African football federations invest seriously in infrastructure, we'll keep seeing the same cycle. The solution is to eliminate the conditions that concentrate power in one place. Morocco knows the advantages they have, and whether they exploit those advantages deliberately or not becomes almost irrelevant because the system allows it anyway. The only solution is eliminating their monopoly through genuine competition.
One clear advantage Morocco has is its strong football infrastructure. Over the years, Morocco has bailed CAF out on several occasions when other countries were unable to meet hosting requirements. That commitment deserves recognition.and i think they have enjoyed it enough . However, it appears that this advantage is now being leveraged improperly, creating room for poor sportsmanship and unfair conduct. Infrastructure should be a service to African football, not a tool for dominance or intimidation. What Africa truly needs is more quality football facilities across the continent. Countries like Nigeria and others should be capable of hosting AFCON without stress, given our football history and population. Unfortunately, poor planning, governance challenges, and declining infrastructure have made this dificult. The situation of the countries and the broader football ecosystem is not in a healthy state, and until infrastructure development becomes a continental priority, these challenges will persist. if i am correct , Morocco is likely to host another AFCON in 2yrs or 3 years time
i cant disagree with all that he has said ....but i come dey wonder if the guy has ever been nice .... i can remember in those days , he made the news paper headlines for the wrong reason .
for the first time , he said some truth ... at least everyone is getting old and he knows that the best way to to help the team is to say it as its .but why Oliseh come dey make all these generation feel as if he a cool headed guy ? Oliseh head hot pass Osimhen. someone should prove me wrong