₦airaland Forum

ChrisKels:
I don't get moved by these foreign born or bred players no more, none of them has ever turned out an exceptional player, for either Nigeria or any of their adopted countries. Our best players have always been the ones we produced down here in Nigeria.

The only exception to me has been Emmanuel Adebayo, and none of those who chose European countries come an inch close to him in terms of giftedness.

andrewbaba44:
If Olise ends up playing for a big club he won’t play for naija

Take it or leave it as I don’t care how pained you are by my comment

Someone that’s yet to commit to naija and you here saying I am deceiving my self ,you are the one living in a fools paradise as you refuse to accept reality

You can wail as you like ,una no even know weda Na Olise ndah or Michael Olise rohr call but una Dey there Dey masturbate

To make it worst such a good player was placed on standby ,that’s if it’s the real Michael Olise

forgiveness:
When is our next match apart from Lesotho?

forgiveness:
Victor Moses

Meliforme:
Moses Simon is not more consistent and reliable than Henry Onyekuru.

Talking of reliability

Do you know what it means to be touted as reliable.
It means to be told to win a match, and you go ahead to perform as instructed.
The same can't be said of Moses Simon at any level.
Moses Simon may have scored winning goals, but anybody can score.

Talking of consistency

Many considerations can play to the anterior when it concerns consistency.
The coach at Monaco was under pressure to salvage things and will only utilize options and tactics he is very familiar with, that's the reason why the likes of Ben Yedder and Slimani flourished under him, but Onyekuru. Onyekuru is not a midfielder and the coach wouldn't deploy him as an ST or SS.

Another instance of inconsistency was at Galatasaray, Turkey. When he was being tried at different play positions before they let him be, owing to how good he can be.

andrewbaba44:
I don’t even know self

JohnBullMySon:
Osaze as well. Some people na after they type finish them dey begin reason

forgiveness:
When is our next match apart from Lesotho?

JohnBullMySon:
In May, FIFA world cup qualifiers.

Olulong:
South Africans dey vex

BascoVanVeli:
1-6

Ppogbae:
This is why we need start taking games against smaller opposition much more seriously. We should be stat padding against countries like Benin, Lesotho, etc. Records like Yekini's should've been broken by now.

terzurum5:
Baba where are the remaining 5goals

JohnBullMySon:
Osaze as well. Some people na after they type finish them dey begin reason

JohnBullMySon:
In May, FIFA world cup qualifiers.

andrewbaba44:
Comming from someone that can’t score in his street monkey post

My friend abeg get out

forgiveness:
Onyekuru struggled at France but Moses won his team best player of the season and still winning motm.

Moses is ahead of Onyekuru holistically speaking.

Meliforme:
You know what happed in France, but you want to argue.

forgiveness:
Victor Moses

forgiveness:
When is our next match apart from Lesotho?

Subzero047:
Tuesday

jihday:
June

forgiveness:
When is our next match apart from Lesotho?

edi287:
RIP Laloko

JohnBullMySon:
It's starting in May. It's a two week international break to cover lost ground 31 May to 15 June


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_FIFA_World_Cup_qualification_–_CAF_Second_Round

damagnificentusb:
what happened in france?

DrLikita12:
The schedule seems really tight.
Qualifiers: potentially 6 games in 2 weeks in May/June (2nd round), and then another 2 games in November (3rd round)
AFCON in January 2022
World Cup in June/July 2022.

DrLikita12:
The schedule seems really tight.
Qualifiers: potentially 6 games in 2 weeks in May/June (2nd round), and then another 2 games in November (3rd round)
AFCON in January 2022
World Cup in June/July 2022.

soetanoreoluwa:
May his soul rest in peace. God will grant the family the fortitude to bear the loss