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Odunayaw:
You tell us. Since you already have a conclusion that it was retaliatory. You should answer your questions

Odun if you read the first paragraph well it's an open question I have asked. Then my other paragraph says let's even say they were not properly treated based on the official report of the libyan federation, they did not also envisage Nigeria's counter reaction through social media and this is not good for their country's waning imagine as a stable and peaceful country. At the end they lost the battle

charlesemeka85:
Crawley Town follow send their private jet to fly to Libya to evacuate Tanimu? 😏

🤣🤣🤣 Leave this boy , na because u yab am him club change name
From ihefu to arrows
You still yab am he leave Africa go England.
Now he dey England u still dey yab am if he club send PJ to claim their player 🤣🤣

Goke7:
@M7even this is what am taking about ok?

Leave all this. So when they finished the match in uyo did their plane pick them from uyo port or they still traveled back to ph. if they traveled back to ph and under what circumstances, was there proper security and logistics.

It's a case of do me I do you. But they underestimated the power of Nigerian cry. For a country that has been plagued with many years of civil war, whatever goal they have for international acceptance as a peaceful and progressive society have been scruffled by Nigeria's social media power

For what it's worth we are lucky to have Ekong as our captain. He is a true leader. One can barely fault his actions through his communication and disposition towards this melee

Goke7:
We have never had that reputation of being bad hosts, it's teams who know they can't compete with us on the field that come up with these schemes and it's high time nff begins to make public all arrangements they normally make for host teams to avoid these chickens and cowards of nations who can't compete when they come to Nigeria to play. The see finish is becoming too much

Why should they make arrangements public. Relax you really need to understand security management. That's not how things work. Recently a super sport staff was killed, and you saying logistics should be given to the public. I guess you are not experienced when it comes to such

[quote author=Goke7 post=132424033

The Libyans overdid this one and they will pay for it seriously. They forgot that dual citizenship part of which Captain Ekong is one. They underrated the influence of our players in the international sphere of things. For as long as Nigeria refuses to play tomorrow they are done for. Whether they have 3 points or not. Even their press release reeks of fear on their part.[quote]What has Ekong's dual citizenship and the others got to do with this. even iheanacho is a British citizen. Abi u think say na so dual nationality dey work

Odunayaw:
How Libya no go see us finish. Is it not the same country it's citizens choose to go through hell to pass through Libya with the hope of Europe?

Man, this thing de vex me. This country has lost it's standing in the committee of nations.

Exactly how I feel. Libya is really looking down at us . and it is good our government feels this too . They are hostile to the ordinary Nigerian crossing their country. They think everyone in Nigeria is like that. Our government must shake them up. This is ridiculous.

JayromWrites:
E be like you never sleep for bench before. Diplomacy keh

You have a limited understanding of this. It goes beyond football. And Boniface wants to cruise. There are more Nigerians locked up in Libya than libyans locked up in Nigeria. Nigerians crossing the Mediterranean sea are treated as nothing. And you want to talk about the experience of sleeping on a chair to the harsher experiences our people can suffer from his own cruise. He called someone aboki and he was warned for that, that he quickly had to retract his statement by removing the post. What has happened is beyond him. It is our national issue. Don't be the face to it. We can resolve this with our government, our football association ànd caf. You don't wanna be walking around in Leverkusen and be attacked by a knifer over a stupid comment

Pls tell Boniface, he understands nothing about diplomatic tactics and gimmicks. He is a whole brand that can be picked out . It's a game between nations. Let the ordinary fans do the social media banter on this. Why post one of those Arabs and say he looks like a dragon. Grow up Boniface. It's a national issue. And you are not to cruise with such. You are an easily identifiable target, it might be a joke to you, but it will not be to them. Arabs are wired weirdos.

TheSuperNerd:
A tale of the last 2 lads to wear the #10 GWG Jersey.

Joe Aribo - 2 goals in 34 caps.

Fisayo Dele-Bashiru - 2 Goals in 5 caps.

Fisayo's ball striking is shouting!!

However Aribo's 2 goals came in his first 2 matches. Against Brazil and Ukraine

Please tell NFF and NIKE that that jersey is Damn Pretty Ugly.

Our goal keeping crisis lately.
We took a shaky Daniel Akpeyi to AFCON 2019- He lined up his wall, for a last minute Riyad Mahrez free kick. You were quite sure were Mahrez was gonna hit the ball at. He failed.

Took Okoye against corona virus ridden Tunisian side he failed.

Back again to Uzoho who was in goal at the 2018 World cup under Rohr for our penultimate match against Ghana. He too failed.

Of the aforementioned, they've all had time to adapt and adjust but they just could not.

Then comes Nwabali, straight away into AFCON and we will end up playing at the finals

Nwabali has helped give us a balance ,it is only fair that Okoye should keep on fighting for this position, as there is room for competition.

zuchyblink:
Ovie Ejaria agrees move to Zamalek SC. 🚨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

The 26-year-old formerly played for Liverpool, Sunderland, Rangers and Reading.

He has already arrived in Cairo.

#Transfers
#AfricanFootball

He can also play for Super Eagle team B since he now plays with an African team. That's good news too.

Odunayaw:
Nigeria’s Super Eagles B have been drawn against Ghana in the qualifiers for the African Nations Championship, CHAN.

The winner over two legs in December will qualify for the tournament meant for players in the African leagues, hosted by Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.

I wish Nwakali was playing in the Nigerian league. He would have been a sure banker to play
Ahmed Musa come and deliver us.

isan:
If someone like Tosin later play for Nigeria he will be selecting matches to play and might even refused to travel for away qualifying games

Wilfred Zaha of Ivory Coast vibes.

SamueItem337:
20 players in Super Eagles camp;

Stanley Nwabali
Taminu Benjamin
Amas Obasogie
Wilfred Ndidi
Victor Boniface
Rafael Onyedika
Samuel Chukwueze
Dele Basiru
Frank Onyeka
Troost Ekong
Ademola Lookman
Alexi Iwobi
Calvin Bassey
Bruno Onyemaechi
Alhassan Yusuf
Semi Ajayi
Ola Aina
Maduka Okoye
Taiwo Awoniyi

Omo see seriousness from the boys. All these are in camp. Wow.

SamueItem337:
Amas Obasogie the first player to arrive camp

The way he is simling, he is just so happy to be feeding of government's estacode

charlesemeka85:
Mk una go owngoal go see as the editor take modify our discussion abt Tanimu’s unmerited and constant invitation to the national team 🤣🤣🤣🤣

This one show say baba dey enter here come source for news 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

News on this page goes far and wide.

It's the internet baby!

It's funny how I had much doubts. But I've seen our stories and casual discuss on the mouths and lips of many seasoned-professional journalist. Some of this journalist are people we looked up to on radios and TV.

I recall when Bascovanveli's YouTube highlights of a Nigerian match was shown on NTA. I have heard my thoughts and opinions, word for word quoted on DSTV's Super sports, in a program called "Made in Naija" some few years ago. Those were my words and i was lucky to have been watching the TV at that time. How much more of what others have said.

Well the truth is , it is information and information spreads. We are also fed with informations as well from other source. And it's so beautiful to see yourself re-echoed and amplified by others who share similar love for the game , this beautiful game of football

AndSunGorilla:
This is the 3rd time!!!!!

His name is begining to sound to ancient of days. He played in the last under 20 where he was 16. This age probably stopped him from going to Europe and instead pitched his tent earlier in Eyinmba. I think he played in the under 17 before then.

And Samu Omorodion scores for Porto

Mujtahida:
Just telling my colleague in the office that I don't blame England oo for wanting to have a taste of these players but as a player you have to analyze the history of England in such matters as well as the potential effect of choosing either England or Nigeria based on your level of skill and the needs of both teams

In a certain sense Nigeria is a more successful footballing nation than England. We have 3 continental titles. I don't think they have any. Their last major tournament achievement was in 1966.

See Ademola is in pole position to become Apoty just less than 5 years of switching.

My point is: use your head, player, use your head.

But have you also noticed we've not had any Nigerian blooded player win the world cup like many of the french speaking African nations. Even Ghana has Marcel Desali for France and Jerome Boateng for Germany win the world cup. I feel like with our population and our football love , it's long over due. And if we will stand a chance for this, the most likely nation to give us this glory is England. Maybe Jamal Musiala or Michael Olise can achieve this in their respective teams.

Ppogbae:
4 games in and Osimhen is already injured?!

Wow.

Honestly, bro. This statement is a direct reflection of guile and evil.

TheGoodJoe:
The season he lost the title, he was not stellar. The title Nico Kovac won did not help him in the next season.

NOT EVERY COACH HAVE BEEN STELLAR AT BAYERN MUNICH.

That's why they are sacked.

TheGoodJoe:
Strong historical success does not mean it was handed. If it was that easy, Nico Kovac would have continued walking over the league. Saying he won the league before does not change that such a coach still hit a brick wall at Bayern. The historical success will not help him win but the work out in.

Heynckes at Bayer Leverkusen was outclassing Real Madrid in performance. Week in week out. The historical success did not help Bayern then. Bayern had to snap him to save them and they did well.

Why did the historical success not help them last season? How come they lost the league last season and were trophyless? No title last season. History would have strapped it for them.

If Kompany wins the league, it is brilliant.

Bayern Munich is successful because of a history of top coaches working with them.

Apart from Bayern Munich which other teams did the so called top coaches go to excel at. It is just Bayern Munich that is the outright top team. Yes it's not easy to have such high standards as a team. It is on this high standards that coaches are expected to bring out the best.

AndSunGorilla:
Amuneke's Heartland loses again. It's the fault of the management and the teams, the right quality of players were probably not recruited for him. @the GoodJoe, I think clubs with pedigree such as Rangers, Remo Stars, Enyimba and Rivers United are the teams deserving of Emma or what do you think?

Shey you dey whine goodjoe ni 🤣🤣😭😭. Because what is this?

Lyster360:
Honestly, bro. This statement is a direct reflection of guile and evil.

Hahahaha. I'm happy you feel or see it that way.

Setaleonoz:
Osimhen body too hot

On top Kasimpasa 😭

MasterShanghai:
I'm sorry but Vic Boniface isn't really smart, yes he's a talanted player, but he just lacks that fundamental basic education and situational intelligence football players need to avoid saying dumb things on the media that could affect their careers. Does he actually have a PR media person that advices him on some of these silly rhetorics he does? He really needs to STFU and focus on his football.

He alone the Bashir Ahmed the former president Media manager raise a petition on his post about "aboki" , at least that one he deleted it after they called him out. He alone will show the Bleep you sign to the opponent bench in the name of cruise. He keeps setting precedences. There will be a time he might have to eat his own words.

ChrisKels:
I hope the boy from Owerri has not talked himself into trouble. Nna gi seems to cap sotos.

He is so raw and unrefined the the craft of speaking. Even his social media antics is quite similar to Victor Boniface's who we still criticize to calm down despite his bigger football success

AndSunGorilla:
Oh a low division? I thought League 1 is low enough. But anyways we have Heartland here in 9ja with a coach who understands him or better still such lower leagues as:
1.EFL league 2
2. English National league
3. Scottish Lowland league too


Or maybe Pep might perform another miracle like he did with Sergio.
Thank you sir.

😂😂🤣🤣. This Stray bullet still come Owerri find Emmanuel Amunike

charlesemeka85:
the same question I asked myself when I came across this on X

Imagine deemed not physically fit to get subbed in the English 3rd tier? Even started for Barnsley’s 2nd team few days ago and got subbed out in the 53rd minute 🤦‍♀️.

Bro is just not just wired for men’s football

He is the only prediction komkn got right here.

charlesemeka85:
Barnsley’s coach Darell Clarke on Nwakali


" Kelechi is a mile off right now, he needs to do what I’ve told him—get fitter, more high-speed distance running. It’s nothing I haven’t already said to him.” “He needs to improve in all areas, but we also understand he’s adapting to the English game and we’ll keep working with him"

It's one thing to be critical of someone, I had always been of Nwakali. It's another thing to feel pity for him, now I do.

This pity is drawn from what seems to be his inadequacies or deficiencies. I just pray the poor boy's contract is not terminated. I pray whatever other businesses he has invested in will make a difference in his life.

This manager is giving hints as to why Nwakali isn't fit enough for him to play. He also has his job to protect. Except he gets fired and the next manager might play Nwakali