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shockwave91:
it said d match is on june 1. Is dat when it starts?

Jennimma:
Interesting ..can't wait to watch it

As usual, brazil will win

Just saying

joxxy01:
NTA will, don't know of AIT

you try am na

obontami:
the girl booobs don fall

blueto:
I was banned recently by antispambot and currenty serving a ban in family section .

lexyman:
Most time body clock changes under 48 hrs .... U will surely adapt to to the time zone u re ....but majority if us has distorted sleep cause we ve abused our body and at night we don't even sleep again than to be surfing the internet.

joseph1013:
[b][size=14pt]Isaac Success Misses Flight To New Zealand, As NFF Expert Travels To Belgium To Hand Over Moses Simon Passport[/size]

https://allnigeriasoccer.com/football_pics/62242success.jpg

Due to an administrative bureaucracy, allnigeriasoccer.com understands that Granada striker Isaac Success has missed his scheduled flight to link up with the Nigeria U20s for the Fifa World Cup.

The 19 - year - old was supposed to depart Malaga on Monday morning for New Zealand but is presently holed up in Andalusia awaiting the personal assistant to the NFF President, Nasiru Jibril, to deliver his international passport.

The document had been sent by Isaac Success to Nigeria, as requested by the Federation, to process his visa to New Zealand.

But he is not the only Flying Eagles player facing travel difficulties as Gent striker Moses Simon was yet to be given his international passport as at Sunday.

Nasiru Jibril, regarded as one of the international experts at the NFF, jetted off to Europe last weekend and it is believed that he is now in Belgium to hand Simon his international passport. The NFF official is expected to arrive in Spain this evening to meet up with Isaac Success.

With the clock ticking before the Flying Eagles opener against Brazil, Success has decided not to wait for Fifa to send him a fresh ticket to travel to New Zealand.

This website understands that he will book and pay for his flight ticket today before flying to New Zealand on Tuesday. [/b]

confun:
my brother, av been thinking abt ds issue for some days until I heard today DT dey av called off d strike, my heart was filled wit joy, I just hope d info is true, and by d way seems supersport may not air d tournament...DTS bad news o

EagleScribes:
Hi guys, I think we need to pray that the current fuel scarcity will not hamper our enjoyment of the WYC.

I trust everyone will pop a champagne afterwards

joseph1013:
[size=14pt] KELECHI IHEANACHO FIRST FLYING EAGLES STAR IN NEW ZEALAND[/size]

https://africanfootball.com/bp_images/2015/05/kelechi_iheanacho_vs_niger_u17.jpg

Manchester City starlet Kelechi Iheanacho became the first Flying Eagles player to land in New Zealand Monday ahead of the U20 World Cup.

Injury stopped the MVP of the 2013 FIFA U17 from the recent African Youth Championship in Senegal.

Flying Eagles team secretary Aliyu Auwal Ibrahim confirmed Iheanacho 's arrival in Auckland.

"Kelechi is already in Auckland and waiting for us," said the official.

The main squad of 18 players are due in Auckland on Tuesday afternoon before they connect to their match venue in New Plymouth.

The African champions are drawn against Brazil, North Korea and Hungary in Group E.

phrezzz:
Had a terrible dream the flying eagles plane crashed. . i prayed against it ho

safarigirl:
he looks extremely tired is all.

Hayatou and Blatter are useless people leading silly fools. Hence their continued stay is as a resut of the foolishness of dummies like Maigari and Pinnick

GodMode:
We are not all Nigerians..
Igbos have tribalised sports to favour igbos...
That's one of the reasons Adebayor didn't play for Nigeria...

Other tribes rarely get a chance unless they are playing for notable clubs e.g ahmed musa, micheal babatunde e.t.c....

Yoruba girls doing great things...

phrezzz:
For the fact she beat marta of Brazil and germany goal keeper who is the current FIFA Womens player of the year to the award is special.

breadandbutter:
Yoruba girl making YORUBAS proud unlike some chest beaters who are always on death row in Asia over drug trafficking and fraud.

joseph1013:
Pictures from just concluded camp in Germany

Image 1: L-R: Mustapha Abdullahi (Left Back/WingBack), Prince Omego (Central Defender/Right Back), Chidera Ezeh (Right Winger/Attacking Midfielder), Chidiebere Nwakali(Defensive Midfielder/Central Midfielder/Central Defender)

Image 2: L-R: Mustapha Abdullahi (Left Back/WingBack), Ifeanyi Ifeanyi (Defensive Midfielder/Central Midfielder)

Image 3: L_R: Mustapha Abdullahi (Left Back/WingBack), Christian Pyaghara (Central Striker/Supporting Striker/Right Winger)

Image 4: L-R: Musa Yahaya (Left Winger/Attacking Midfielder), Chidera Ezeh (Right Winger/Attacking Midfielder), Abdullahi Alfa (Defensive Midfielder/Central Midfielder/Creative Midfielder), Mustapha Abdullahi (Left Back/WingBack)

safarigirl:
bia, this union no dey do election? When will this man retire?

gbosaa:
We have seen Henry loads of times, now where is Iheanacho's video that you are comparing it with?.

Any clips of his Southampton, Man united matches or the friendlies at Germany??

LeeCodeman:
[b]I have said many times that forget these players, the superstar(s) in this team is the coaching crew headed by Manu Garba. Isnt this the same country that Eguavoen, Keshi (many dont know that Keshi failed as an age-grade coach), John Obu and the likes have picked from to go to the age-grade tournaments? It takes tremendous efforts to scout players and achieve with them from the grassroots. I'm not just impressed with this, I'm impressed with his tactical awareness. he seems to know his own weaknesses even before outsiders find them out. What more can you ask for?

I hope he continues with this philosophy because it is the only one that can ensure that our age grade football produce stars that foreign clubs will fall all over for. Almost every member of this team is being offered a pre-tournament agreement. From Saviour to Bulbwa to Mustapha to Musa to Matthew to Sokari. Through this man, Nwakali, Iheanacho, Success, Ezeh, Alampasu have all gotten foreign clubs. Not just useless clubs. They have got top clubs. Iheanacho and Nwakali in Man City. Yahaya in Tothenham. Ndidi in Genk in Belgium. Success in Granada in the best league in the world, Ezeh with Porto, the Portoguese giants, Alampasu, a goalkeeper, in Estoril in portugese top flight. Even the great Enyeama had to first go to a Bnei Yehuda in the Israeli second division. When last did we see this happen to our boys? These are strides that haters will never see.

I just cant wait for the tournament to start[/b]

tbaba1234:
The tahiti senior team beat Argentina under20.

AIG07:
you mean se na d same country wey no get professional national team to play us @d 2013 Confederation cup Don gather good u-20 team which fit beat d Argentines. Abeg if naija boys play as team dem go run riot at this tourney. #FLYflyingEAGLES

AIG07:
i agree wit U sir, I think we 're getting it right in term of grassroot football development in this nation. The bulk of players from this current team are from various football academies across d nation. Having gone tru d list of teams that qualified for this edition. I realised that countries like Spain n d English that boast a very good academy programmes are missing out-de've gotten it wrong somewhere... yet still d english believes that d high influx of foreigners in their leagues is affecting their national teams. Well, thats their own palaver. Thumbs up to our Academies. As Mikron do say 'Great talents abound in this country'-no doubt about that!
#FLY flyingEAGLES

LeeCodeman:
Bro, I mean no insult but this your question dey vex me. Haba...if you no no, at least ask in whispers. Haba...

Wait...are you a football fan. If not, you are excused.

If you are, then I'm disappointed.

No more comments.

tbaba1234:
Our friends, Tahiti beat Argentina under 20 3-1.

safarigirl:
these ones and Mali just want to go and embarrass themselves in New Zealand. Especially those otondo Malians.

As far as Africa is concerned, na only Nigeria and Ghana waka come New Zealand, the others just escort them

safarigirl:
I was on KON as well, but I did more reading than contribution. I had a few contributions before it was closed though. It used to be bookmarked in my phone sef.....

It was naijanoni that mentioned it on NL some years ago, then I checked it out

Orkpekyandega:
Safarigirl am very matured and open to any constructive criticism no matter how harsh it may seem.
I have already resolved not to post again, especially on topics that are bound to appear here unless otherwise. I wouldn't want to drag anyone back deliberately so as to maintain the smooth flow of the atmosphere of this great thread. I wouldn't want this issue to divert people's attention from the main reason why we are here. So be rest assured on that. Let there be peace.
#TeamSuperFlyingEagles#

LeeCodeman:
Bad mouth!!! LOL Free the guy jor. Anyone wey wan read mak e read. Anyone who no wan read make e jump am pass. Na everybody get this thread.

AIG07:
the last time i watched him play in a competitive match was against Senegal@d AYC FINAL. He was played as lone striker. As I watched him play that night. I had that strong feeling that if he can keep his head cool it won't take much time before he reach stardom. He is good in holding d ball, a good positional player. His height is a plus. But I've not see him using his head.

AIG07:
it's a nickname i got back den in sec skul. I'm not a united fan. I belong to D royal family(THE BLUES). Nevertheless, d Flying eagles has UNITED us here. Nigeria our FATHER, National Teams our team-and football is our 'binding tie' No matter d religion,culture, race or education background. I hope our football administrators understand this. God bless All! #FLYflyingEAGLES