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TheGoodJoe:

I will get to that. You are just jumping.

“Anyone that has been involved with the MRI era Golden Eaglets knows what it takes to discover players that will finally be within the required grades. Players now on Grade 5 will definitely be eligible for the upcoming WAFUB tournament, there’s no guarantee that players on grades 1-4 will remain eligible for subsequent competitions ( AFCON U17 & World Cup) as no one can determine the rate of growth of the radial epiphysis (bone of the wrist),” Olarinoye explained.

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Anyone involved before with U17 wrist scan will understand the grade of fusion to make it into the FIFA World Cup. The players that were in Grade 5 and screened out by the NFF would have passed the CAF screening to qualify for the WAFUB tournament. Even the players that are grade 1 to 4 now can grow and have their fusion move to a Grade 6 and not be eligible for the U17 Nations Cup and World Cup. This is the rate at which wrist plates fuse differs from individual and could occur fast for some.

I hope I broke his point enough for you.

benji93:
Why are you always turning everything upside down? The bolded clearly says those currently in Grade 5 were eligible for WAFUB tournament the following month. The Afcon under 17 was originally scheduled for March, which is a few months, away from the test in which case a few months is enough to complete the fusion, not to talk of the World cup in December 2021, which was canceled too.



Question 1: If the highest grade was grade IV, why would a grade V be eligible for WAFUB?

Question 2: Can you tell us why a CAF medical officer pegs ineligibility at grade VI? Why are you running away from this question? Provide an answer. .

benji93:
Why are you always turning everything upside down? The bolded clearly says those currently in Grade 5 were eligible for WAFUB tournament the following month. The Afcon under 17 was originally scheduled for March, which is a few months, away from the test in which case a few months is enough to complete the fusion, not to talk of the World cup in December 2021, which was canceled too.



Question 1: If the highest grade was grade IV, why would a grade V be eligible for WAFUB?

Question 2: Can you tell us why a CAF medical officer pegs ineligibility at grade VI? Why are you running away from this question? Provide an answer. .

TheGoodJoe:

They would definitely be eligible for the WAFU B but, the NFF has already screened them out. That is why he disagrees with the NFF stance on screening out based on Grade 4. He has been in the system and he is kicking against the Grade 4 criteria.

benji93:
What bullshit is this? . If you are screened out you shouldn't be eligible for any under-17 tournament. You keep turning everything upside down.
2. Again, in the other article why would the CAF medic peg ineligibility at VI, not V?

The other article actually quoted him generalizing to all under-17 tournaments. Ineligibility applies to all under-17 tournaments including WAFUB under-17.

benji93:
What bullshit is this? . If you are screened out you shouldn't be eligible for any under-17 tournament. You keep turning everything upside down.
2. Again, in the other article why would the CAF medic peg ineligibility at VI, not V?

The other article actually quoted him generalizing to all under-17 tournaments. Ineligibility applies to all under-17 tournaments including WAFUB under-17.

TheGoodJoe:

Na wa.

The players are screened out and the former doctor kicked against it because those players are supposed to be eligible because of Grade 5 fusion.

With Grade 5 fusion they will be eligible for the competition but they are not eligible to join the Golden Eaglets because the Golden Eaglets pegged their at Grade 4.

TheGoodJoe:
Former doctor of the Golden Eaglets, Ayodeji Olarinoye, has maintained that players who posted Grade 5 results in the recent MRI age test ought to be eligible for next month’s U17 AFCON in Benin Republic going by his experience.

It is written clearly in black and white now.

The players should have been eligible for the U17 WAFU B but are not because of the NFF grade 4 screening.

Finito.

benji93:
Why should we believe that's the case and not the news outlet SCORENigeria just making a bogus claim? A different article clearly has a CAF medic saying CAF's guideline is that ineligibility is at grade VI.
Now it's that you won't be able to get into the Golden Eaglet but you would be eligible for the competition. Does it even make sense to you?

According to @GoodJoe, CAF and NFF get different rules for MRI. Shame no even dey catch you to talk this. No evidence from any NFF official to confirm grade IV is the highest grade for eligibility. At least there's one from a CAF medic.

benji93:
This statement was by the news outlet. This is a quotation of what the former medic actually said: "Players now on Grade 5 will definitely be eligible for the upcoming WAFUB tournament". Certainty.

benji93:
This statement was by the news outlet. This is a quotation of what the former medic actually said: "Players now on Grade 5 will definitely be eligible for the upcoming WAFUB tournament". Certainty.

Who should anyone believe more? An unserious news outlet or a medic? You take the rephrase of the outlet over the actual quotation of the medic. You are a very interesting fellow.

benji93:
This statement was by the news outlet. This is a quotation of what the former medic actually said: "Players now on Grade 5 will definitely be eligible for the upcoming WAFUB tournament". Certainty.

Who should anyone believe more? An unserious news outlet or a medic? You take the rephrase of the outlet over the actual quotation of the medic. You are a very interesting fellow.

benji93:
This statement was by the news outlet. This is a quotation of what the former medic actually said: "Players now on Grade 5 will definitely be eligible for the upcoming WAFUB tournament". Certainty.

Who should anyone believe more? An unserious news outlet or a medic? You take the rephrase of the outlet over the actual quotation of the medic. You are a very interesting fellow.

TheGoodJoe:
Eligible means they are suitable for it. Not that they are going. They are eligible but did not meet the NFF eligibility. So they are not going and that is why the former team doctor disagrees with it.

benji93:
Man, you are a very interesting fellow. . Whose eligibility is the first one? You need to settle down and get everything in order man. They are Eligible, but they are not going. Do you understand what you are saying?

benji93:
Man, you are a very interesting fellow. . Whose eligibility is the first one? You need to settle down and get everything in order man. They are Eligible, but they are not going. Do you understand what you are saying?

Marjoribanks:
Aribo no dey play anything for Southampton, Onyedika no even dey make bench again, Iwobi and Onyeka injured, and Ndidi is out of form.
Our midfield is in trouble.
Only Nwakali and Bonke dey enjoy playing time!

benji93:
Do you understand what the column you highlighted means? The average of all those values is 18.261, approximately 18.3, which i quoted earlier. . So I am not sure why you quoted the column.

Danielnino00:
Remo Stars Pre-league seminar

Vs

Lobi Stars Pre-league seminar ..

Odunayaw:
I might as well as post the remaining tables since your last two post have been buttressing the last column

Now...what were you saying

Karlovych:
What is Nwakali playing?

Ppogbae:
I hope Osimhen can learn Italian quickly. It'll boost his star power and charisma. Napoli should get him a personal tutor.

charlesemeka85:
na pple wey dey find way to smuggle nwakali into the super eagles team by fire by force by claiming he is the only fit midfielder we hv in europe with others out injured for a year and few not playing at all

Amedino99:
but then this one wey our players just dey get injury we suppose get better replacement. Just imagine we have match next month so that is how we will field ndidi, etebo and aribo as midfield. jpes suppose don get like additional 5 midfielders wey him go invite for march oo.

daveP:
Abeg shift for me small.

charlesemeka85:
rumor has it that he has been scouting players in europe

Maybe he has nwakali on his radar

charlesemeka85:
rumor has it that he has been scouting players in europe

Maybe he has nwakali on his radar

benji93:
Man, you are a very interesting fellow. . Whose eligibility is the first one? You need to settle down and get everything in order man. They are Eligible, but they are not going. Do you understand what you are saying?

lovewins:
It is disrespect at this point comparing remo starts to any NPFL club.

I saw a video of their youth team yesterday- Beyond Limit FC and I was just amazed at the great work they are doing.