₦airaland Forum

Emily22:
A cellular repeater (also known as cell phone signal booster or amplifier) is a type of bi-directional amplifier used to improve cell phone reception.

Zonacom:
You guys can only pledge to produce the best petroleum products for Nigeria. You can't do much about ending scarcity, cos it's more of politics.

lexyman:
Do u want to call it a plane crash , or capside ?

All this children self

younglleo:
Into gutter and u call it an accident..? Jesuuuuu

congo4ka:
Why everybody just hate me for this group!!!!
I am a bonafide member and I demand my respect!!!

gamaliel9:
Etebo is fighting.....trying to lift his team...I think he has more quality than most of his teammates...

Biibibii:
But black no dey our Flag o..hmmm Biafra.. Hahahahahah

tbaba1234:
If that is our world cup jersey, i love it!!!

Humility017:
they are product of a good functional league...

Mujtahida:
Sir Icon4s, lexyman, congo4ka, curtisaxel27, Sirvik chrisooblog please confirm receipt of the book

Mujtahida:
Guys I got an interesting book from a WhatsApp forum I belong to on how Germany won the last WC (Title:Das reboot). If anyone is interested in the book just drop your email and I will send the book to you.

The book details how the Germans engineered the 2014 success, how they went about it deliberately, setting things up from say roughly 2002. It tells of how German players are educated to become thoroughbred professionals. It tells the story of the establishment of football academies and playing centers spread out throughout Germany in a way similar to how the RCCG church establishes a parish in every 1km (walking distance). It talks about the potpourri of human resources the Germans utilized- they even involved the German national hockey team coach, a world renowned adventurer and SAP (the largest software company in the world)

It's 289 pages, written in quite an engaging way with a happy, lighthearted tone wrapped up in simple, crisp English.

Football is no longer kick, dribble, run, score. It has become scientific, indeed almost a pure science. This much became apparent to me when due to the constant use of terms like pressing, diamond shape, tactical formations by goodjoe, Mickael2 and others. Joebie reintroduced me again to four four two online after I'd read the hardcopies long time ago. Reading four four two magazine further reinforced the view that football is an intellectual endeavour.

We are here today. Nobody knows who among us might be involved with our football tomorrow. So reading such a book can birth a dream in our hearts or at least give us insight on how things are shaping up beyond our climes. Reading Icon4s mention Osimhen in his exchange with goodjoe, I remembered the book and I think Osimhen is just now getting educated. Our footballer play football. Europeans are educated from 6 years on to play football. That's the difference between Iwobi said Osimhen. Street cannot measure up anymore to the refinements of an educated footballer. That era is long gone.

darkelf:
I am very happy about today's match.

Why? One might ask

I argued with someone on this thread who opined that God's favor was behind Ezenwa's continual inclusion into the starting eleven.

Now don't get me wrong, I have nothing personal against him. But I know that God is a fair judge and will favor the most hardworking and talented. we can now see that the main driving force behind Ezenwa was pure sentiments

I am very happy for the chance given Ajiboye. Hopefully, Rohr took notice. Now onto greater things for Ajiboye. I also hope Ezenwa recovers soonest from his injury.

The competition for the goalkeeping department just got better and fiercer.

May the best win!!!!!

Humility017:
nayyy no new card...at all.
just surprise at your shaky predictions...
it seems you've not been watching CHAN tourney all this while..

we have had...players who came in time past played better...even won the tournament MVP only to end up in a south Africa and northern Africa league....

with the way okputu is misfiring in all cylinders I fear him not to end up in a north Africa league...

that should be your prayer...not him making the world cup or battling for the future super eagles CF.......

Humility017:
please are you in anyway related to him?

Icon79:
Take it from someone who knows, no home based striker would be going to Russia.

Truth is, Nigeria don't really have strikers. We simply don't know how to train strikers. What we have in Nigeria are natural finishers aka goal poachers, not striker. You would understand what I am saying if you've played the game at home and abroad. I thought that I was a super striker when I was in Nigeria and it took me months ... literally, to realize that I was making some elementary school errors. gosh, even our all time best striker, Rasheed Yekini didn't become a good striker until we moved to Ivory Coast.

Hence, I don't see any home-based strikers challenging the likes of Iheanacho, Ighalo, Musa etc for a position the team. Mark my words!



O pari

tbaba1234:
He has not a very good striker and No, he would not be making Russia.

Humility017:
Nigeria: Eagles' Okpotu Urges Team Mates to Stay Focused
By David Ngobua


Home-based Super Eagles striker, Anthony Okpotu, has urged his team mates currently vying for honours in the 2018 Africa Nations Championship, CHAN, in Morocco to stay focused on the task at hand.
On Sunday, the Eagles returned from the brink of defeat to win their quarter-final clash 2-1 against Angola.
After missing a glorious scoring opportunity in the first 20 seconds of the highly explosive encounter, Okpotu scored Nigeria's equaliser in the 92nd minute to take the match to extra-time.
Akwa United Gabriel Okechuwkwu then scored the match winner in the second half of added time to hand the Super Eagles their second CHAN semi-final ticket.
In a telephone chat with Daily Trust yesterday, Okpotu said he felt relieved when he scored the vital goal to save the team from elimination.
He said even as he was not happy that he did not take the chance that fell to him, he remained optimistic because he knew he would make amends.


Okpotu also said even the best strikers in the world miss goals so he did not see anything so different about his mistake.
"It was a difficult moment for me as a striker because I should have scored that goal.
"I know what was running through the minds of Nigerians when the semi-final ticket was slipping away from us. But I was focused. I knew we were going to make it.

"I am happy that I scored to make amends. I thank my team mates for believing that we could still do it," said the Lobi Stars danger man.
Okpotu told his colleagues that they may be criticised but it shouldn't dampen their spirits.
"We have two more matches to play so I am urging my team mates to stay calm and focused. We have to concentrate so as to win our next match and if possible, the trophy," he advised.

source : allafrica.com

tbaba1234:
I no remember but maybe i will if i hear it..

Radio commentary used to give me heart attack in those days. Things have really changed.

Kog45:
True talk i remember Adeolu Adekola was at Unilag then may be 200 level or so,also Andrew Uwe of 85 U20 and Nosa Osadolor at university of Ife.

Honestly good old days and just damn surprised we cannot find deputy for Mikel, remember Okocha era,we have Wilson Oruma,James Obiorah,Emma Ebiede,Duke UDI,Dodoo Avaa,Ochucko Otis ready to play

Danielnino00:
The CHAN team are representatives of pur league... winning the tournament will help improve the image of the league outside Nigeria... Again,some people are just following the tournament not because they are fans of the NPFL but because they just wanna support Nigeria.. maybe they will put more interest in the league if we win it .

Bro the benefits are much .. Its our league representing in CHAN