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ChrisKels:Komekn this is for you ooo. |
Anything that passes through Arsenal |
ChrisKels:If this works out for next season. It will be the sweetest deal for a Nigerian player All he need do is have a great game at the Europa finals. |
BascoVanVeli:Is osimhen being diplomatic or sarcastic. I would have imagined his opinion on Lorenzo insingne will be riddled with undertone of dissatisfaction and displeased considering Insigne's miserly plays when he had to pass to Osimhen on many instances Perhaps he wished Insigne genuinely. Or he has learnt somethings on respect to the elders lately. |
BascoVanVeli:Yes please. It was on NTA international. The programmme they run in the morning where they have the newspaper review and discussion on Nigeria Next was the sport news. Your unique voice immediately alerted me. Perhaps they got the video from this forum. |
[quote author=lelion post=112689109]1. I have been following Nigeria youth football since 1993, and believe me when l tell you that these guys reflect their ages. For 2 weeks now, l have been with them and handling most of their logistics here in Niamey. 2. In 2013, when Amunike brought the u/17 here in Niamey for U/17 AFcon, l still handled their affaires. So, it is not the first time, these group of U/20 players are very young and can give us 10 years at the highest level. Thank you chief |
Watching NTA and they are showing Basco's highlight of the WAFU game between Nigeria versus Ghana. Great job Basco! |
JohnBullMySon:Wow my brother you just said my mind after I replied him. It almost felt as though we are the same person ![]() |
mostob:It's beginning to be irritating having a common understanding with you. You are mentioning "dissing" no be only dissing na diss track. You making up things in your own little boxed mind. Fabyom probably read what I wrote and has understood me. Here you are talking about "Dissing" perhaps you like diss rap song a lot and it's influencing you too ![]() You reasoning like one "I" better pass my neighbor generator. No matter how much we pull it, it's rusty spark plug will not start. Oil your head and scratch your plug(thought) a little. You might probably comprehend it better. For now no diss track. |
mostob:Bros my question was to abayomi (fabyom) who gave a report on the match, I only asked him to give his report on the players age if they are the group of players we can hold on to for years to come, until I saw basco post the highlights. Lelion kept defending their age because I suppose he sees them physically from some of his post However fabyom gave a report which made me assume he had watched the match and I asked him to verify lelions thought. All of a sudden he jumps the gun saying crap |
fabyom:weray leleyi. It's either you don't understand English or you are suffering from mild mental depression. What's the correalation or accusation with you on age here. Are you blind or just orbiting dementia roundabout. Who said what against you! Which kind defensive reasoning this one get. Only for u to open your mouth waa to say someone is on drugs. You must be high or drunk. |
Christistruth00:The article is not entirely true . Nzeribe was not a speech writer of Nkurumah. He was rathe recruited to propagate Nkurumah's vision of a united Africa to the western press this was after an encounter at the Ghana high commission in UK when Nkurumah heard him discussing with other student about the need for a united Africa . He wa recruited to set up an office in London and to lead an advance party of Nkurumah's visit to Europe and America. He himself confess that he made his first one million pound at the tender age of 22 because Nkurumah did not care about how much he spent to achieve the objective of his vision. In later years Nzeribe betrayed Nkurumah's trust by returning to Ghana after Nkurumah's overthrow as a finiacial adviser to the new national Liberation council that overthrew Nkurumah. He got himself involved in pharmaceutical contracts with the Americans and Gen Ankarah of Ghana where he was accused of bribing Gen Ankrah with 60 thousand dollars and Ankrah has to resign from government which made Brigader Afrifra to deport him from Ghana with the words "Francis Nzeribe we've had enough of you". The new military government believed that Nkurumah had stocks of gold and monies hidden in foreign banks which Nzeribe claimed he could help them to recover. At the same time Nzeribe convinced Nkurumah that he had come to join the new government in order to infiltrate and provide him with information for his return back to Ghana. Immediately after the civil war in Nigeria. He was the first Igbo man to open a one million naira account in Lagos with a lot of presss coverage. He was an African legend who could not be understood by the international community. Because he was somebody who would fly in a jet and yet he declared bankrupt by the British court because he made a clear distinction between Francis author Nzeribe as a human being and his company as a different entity. Years later he would stay at the presidential hotel throughout his time Lagos. His business included supply of arms to warring countries and he dealt mostly in cash. There were stories about his plane being grounded in one of these northern African countries because millions of dollars were found in it |
BascoVanVeli:Nice job basco |
fabyom:@lelion keeps defending their age, can you objectively say that they look rightly under 20. I saw the picture of the goalkeeper he posted too and I had some reservations in my mind. Do you think these guys are not one of those looking for a way to Cyprus, Malta , Belarus etc. |
Joezinho:Hahaha was that why he brought Seyi Emmanuel Adebayor at some point to Madrid |
TheGoodJoe:Drogba another African player as talented as he was score a little above 100 goals playing for Chelsea. Vardy scored over a 100 for Leicester. Defoe playing with Sunderland westham Tottenham scored over a 100. |
zicky:My brother, we come from a poverty driven society where football is a means to an end. Even academics is also a means to an end here. A friend on mine had a scholarship to Oxford for his masters degree in law. His roommate a British, who was running his masters in theoretical physics asked my friend his intention after college. My friend's goal was straight forward being an A student he hopped to secure a job in a multinational oil firm which he eventually did , while his roommate was just to maximize his God given talent by merely acquiring the degree and retiring to his fathers country side farm. My point is if a young kid in Europe has an opportunity to play in an academy simply because he was born there , so long as that kid grows and his mettle doesn't reach the desires of an ambitious club he is dropped. World beaters like Saido Mane who grew up playing in African villages realized what football meant to them. Average yet hungry players like Tammy Abraham who were opportuned in a supportive environment realized how much commitment they must put in to get to where they are. Does Tammy look perfect despite all the opportunities ? Of course not, there are many loop holes in his game but he has excelled amongst hundreds of his young colleagues to be where he is. |
chrisooblog:You guys are really funny on this arguement. How can you think wearing booths and having a father to drop you off at your football academy is the criteria to succeed in football. Look at it this way. It's like academics where a rich parents pays for the best school for a child and a poor parent manages to send the child to a public school or a village school. What's gonna be the outcome of this. The answer is very easy as each person here can simply conduct that analysis on his or herself. That you are attending the most expensive secondary school in Nigeria is an investment in a child's future simply because of the exposure it brings along. That you have attended a public school or village school is based on the individuals ability to display extraordinary academic performance to boost his chances of moving forward to the university and getting a good job. If you are the rich normal kid, you will go to a university ( which is like the soccer booths) you will get a degree and if you are intellectually gifted get a job without the influence of your parents. If you aren't so bright you might need the connection of your parent to secure a job( like how English players always get offers and loans easily even when they don't perform well in the current club) If you are the public school chap in the university, who still manages to hold on to excellence in academic performance you must be really exceptional for that academics achievement to bring you a great job that totally liberates your family from poverty ( think that Nigerian working in big tech or Silicon Valley like Microsoft , google or Wall Street , or big oil firm) think of that one guy from university days who got such jobs on pure merit ( think about every Nigerian player who worked his way playing football in Nigeria before making headlines at the Dailies or national tv) it couldn't have been easy to be mikel obj at Chelsea or iheanacho at Manchester city (they both conquered the world by their hardwork respectively at under 20 for former and under 17 for the latter winning their nation laurels) But the bottom line is , how many rich kids get good jobs after attending expensive and supposed good schools today? How many English players are in the first team of the top six teams of the EPL. The truth is everyone wants the best and whatever opportunity you are presented with in life it will always be up to you to make the best out of it. |
TheGoodJoe:And from those opportunities we have the likes of Tammy etc. You cannot reduce those who have worked hard to find themselves at the pinnacle of attaining professional careers to mere opportunities when hundreds of their colleges regrettable do not make it. If it was easy a larger fraction of those youth stars will still be in the peak of their professional careers. So however you make the argument. The ultimate factor for success is not the question of environment. However as positive as an environment might seem there are it's negative and vice versa |
TheGoodJoe:Igeanacho is our real gem. I just feel there can't be any room for further development in Leicester for him. What is in him is bigger than the channel Leicester manages him |
komekn:How many players have Messi's first touch How many players have the skill and dexterity of Ronaldo. Does Messi have this ? I mean we can go on and on in asking how many players share a similar attribute and quality to what a certain player is distinguished for. Now how many of these players have the aggression of osimhen. If clubs are rumored to need him that shows there is something uniquely different about him. Aren't you wondering why the so called big English teams are the ones rumored to be needing him. They have scouts who give them report just as you are a pertime scout with championship Fulham |
BascoVanVeli:Lol. You made me laugh because I always want to take a mental note of African players as well. Well, when Toronto played philly I noticed there were four Africans. Two Nigerian and two Cameroonian extractions. OG Anunobi, Precious Achunwa and Pascal Siakem all played for toroto against Joel Embiid Philly. And it was really awesome watching them making great impact |
Gentlerespect76:To further buttress your point about the only child selling his mothers property. He is the sole heir to the property. And If selling the property to gain the chance at bettering his life is guaranteed he should sell it. While leave in penury and end up in penury in a house you can't maintain. |
Jargozaza:Aaah of course before. |
Jargozaza:One of those strangely odd good things about this country. How he has continued to survive in this country ![]() |
andrewbaba44:Wow Madrid has been runinng on profit ni sha. Just image within that time they won like 3 CL yet they've spent the least amount of money. Kudos to Perez or whoever has been in charge all these while Oya on second thought oga Andrew see gal Galaticos. You no go leave Barca support them. Because the future for Barca is not looking it ooo. See Madrid na better team ![]() |
BascoVanVeli:I love this your optimism about Jordan oo. But I think it's too fast to conclude. This is just his first true season where he is playing. Last season he was quite fringe on the play offs. I think he is still developing , plus coming back from an injury might play a factor. He would get decent time and as a shooter he will make a couple of doubles. What's left is for the bigger players like Giannis to be injury free and carry the team. This time without the man who bailed them out at critical times in the playoffs last season. I'm talking about middleton. I mean bigger players in the level of nwora like ha morant are using this playoff to equally gain some experience. And it's been very difficult for them so far simply because its the playoffs. No seme-seme |
komekn:The fact that Ike has been a former goalkeeper , who at the height of his career was better than spartan rotterndam goalkeeper coaches and has access to materials for institutions as his counterparts in Europe,puts him in a constructively better position to teach him |
komekn:So you must have shed tears of joy? |
charlesemeka85:So if e be one we for come dey fear ? |
hatakekakashi:Sarcasm or real thoughts |
drDoom3:That was the hype they created around the personality , the justification for it was his sterling season at Charleroi and his cameo at Lille. But there were more comparison with him and Tammy Abraham them. And till today that comparison still suits both players. That to me is how good both are for now while playing in Seria A against teams that are of almost equal capabilities. When the real decisive factor lies is their ability to attract bigger teams to bid for them or perhaps a move to the premier league for any of them. They are still as good as themselves. But only time will tell who would surpass who in future |
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