humility33:


And the shameless NFF president was hosting FIFA for a first class meal. Mind u NFF staffs starting from the president are barely owned salaries then why own Super Eagles Coach and players

AndSunGorilla:

You are so correct. So many Nigerians in diaspora running away from their villa to reap where they didn't sow, very pathetic!!!!!

jihday:
Awoniyi scores

jihday:
Awoniyi scores

humility33:


Just like u ran to the US to reap from their economy bounties u never sow ....

Mind u that dude will play for Nigeria,
The racism in Italy will play his part in helping us have him on our side and u can say all u wanna say it won't change a thing

humility33:


And the shameless NFF president was hosting FIFA for a first class meal. Mind u NFF staffs starting from the president are barely owned salaries then why own Super Eagles Coach and players

jihday:
Awoniyi scores

wayodude:


When it's all said and done, the player decides. He is italian born but he may also have stronger ties to Benin city, Nigeria than he does to his place of birth.

Hate is a strong word.

nelszx:

He recently said the coaches have been paid their salaries and even the players have all received their bonuses. I don't understand anylonger

wayodude:
This Bini Italian kid starts for Udinese against Sampdoria. Appears to be a left back but playing as a wing back today. We should keep an eye on him, just incase he blows!

humility33:


With the way Udinese is going this season i doubt if he wont get noticed
More over someone just need mention him to Rohr dont think he has been capped yet by Italy

nelszx:

Make that 2

AndSunGorilla:

Forget boss, he won't be the 1st 9ja to be capped by Italy. Ogbonna of west ham and that striker that looked like a rugby player Stephanus Okeke or something have already being capped by Italy

drDoom3:


He has played for Italy U18 though, so he will need a switch.

nairalandankrah:
Awoniyi scores his first bundeslega brace against Mainz.

Ppogbae...

humility33:


Probably thats the reason why Rohr and the players are been owned

I always tell my colleagues at work God forbid i allow my self to be ridden with sentiments and not speak the truth no matter whose arse is goared.

Subzero047:


I don’t think that is true, Amaju Pinnick even gave Musa 10million some months ago

12large1:
In this game particularly, Iheanacho had a non existent second half and it was either him or Vardy that had to make way

drDoom3:


He's actually a CM. He was the guy that frustrated Napoli and stopped them from making UCL last season. Very good player.

I watched Olise today. Class. Guy is destined for greatness. He will be a solution to our AM problem. Good passsing, good set pieces, good crossing, powerful shot. Also a good dribbler and strong despite his lankiness.

do4luv14:



I did like lecture you on how they are paid, but you will still not listen,

Amaju is a Business man, before being a sport commissioner, and then Nff president, plus he is also a FIFA exco member,

so don't you think he had money of his own

AndSunGorilla:

I doubt if we can get him now. Our best chance to get him was when he was in the championship. Right now in my opinion I think it would be hard.
I would like to point to an interview Osimhem granted where he said he was lucky to make the U17 then, cos the scouting process was tough and Amuneke had already said no to him, until one of the other coaches pleaded with Amuneke to give him another chance. What's my point, talents are being wasted everyday here, not against FB players as they are also Nigerians whenever they decide to, however, the talents at home don't need to neglected. We need to have a functional talent scouting process and a way to nurture them.

IDENNAA:


Bros , the guy is an Italian and if he blows he will play for the country of his birth. Yes, Italians raised him and invested in his football growth. Why can't you guys develop your own system and players instead of being parasites. I hate people who want to reap where they didn't sow!

AndSunGorilla:

I doubt if we can get him now. Our best chance to get him was when he was in the championship. Right now in my opinion I think it would be hard.
I would like to point to an interview Osimhem granted where he said he was lucky to make the U17 then, cos the scouting process was tough and Amuneke had already said no to him, until one of the other coaches pleaded with Amuneke to give him another chance. What's my point, talents are being wasted everyday here, not against FB players as they are also Nigerians whenever they decide to, however, the talents at home don't need to neglected. We need to have a functional talent scouting process and a way to nurture them.

Napoleon55:

Bros,our league can no longer produce the likes of finidi,amokachi,oliseh, etc
Not even musa's level.
Anayo iwula's qaulity is what u can get from our league for now until NFF does something about our it.
The earlier u accept it d better,

Our best hope of competing with other big teams in africa is with our foreign born,
and few players from our youth system.
and d few players coming from d youth system will stil need some time to b ready for senior team.

Foreign borns will still continue to b major part of our team for a long time,
expecially when our youth system fails to produce enough talents to replace the aging ones

BascoVanVeli:


Harry Kane drops deep a lot and Iheanacho has improved massively with his back to goal so I do believe he can play lone striker if asked.

IDENNAA:


Bros , the guy is an Italian and if he blows he will play for the country of his birth. Yes, Italians raised him and invested in his football growth. Why can't you guys develop your own system and players instead of being parasites. I hate people who want to reap where they didn't sow!