Kog45:
The question here is it right for a national team coach to take cut from his player transfer? YES or NO

Danielnino00:


You don't have any shame.... see all the energy you're using to criticize a young man who is just trying to earn a living from his sweat. Meanwhile, some of the innit boys that you tried to force down our throat (who you ironically used to boast are better than some of our homegrown players) aren't doing any better for themselves. Ejaria and Josh Onomah for instance are club-less.. Fred Onyedima barely plays at Luton.. Dominic Iorfa is still languishing in the lower division of English football.. If their career gets better now, you will not let us rest with epistle of how you ate akpu and egusi soup with their families and how well you know them..

AndSunGorilla:

My answer is NO. I dont think it's ethical and also I think Westerhoff also did it and that doesn’t make it right.

mostob:
This is a two-way question. There are lot of bonuses and commissions attached to a player's transfer. From what I heard and read, parents do benefit from their son's transfer depending on the negotiation. So if the player's agent decides to add the coach among the beneficiaries of these bonuses and commissions, I don't think it is wrong. In this scenario, I think it's a gift.

However if the team coach engaged in something shady in order to have a share of the transfer fee, that is unethical.

kennysville:


When we finally do get it that being white does not equate being smart, we will begin to move forward with giant strides. A white man changes the game and calls it modern. Changes the rules of the game in a way that he only understands and asks you in other parts of the world to leave your ideologies cos his own is better. I have always been a fan of originality. In other words stop this copy copy. Even if you are gonna copy, simply adapt the copy to your original identity. That way you become better.nowaday offsides are measured by micrometer screw gauge to the hundredth of a millimeter. That one na football?

When the narrative suits, oyinbo man will interpret the rules correctly. When agenda no agend, they screw you over. Case in point the World Cup group stage match of Nigeria and Argentina where I think Rojo was adjudged to have handled the ball in the vital box. Fast forward into epl, the same call resulted to penalty. Una go say shebi na human error. An error Naija paid dearly for by exiting.

Blaise Matuidi on Onazi nko? But if na Ronaldo one monkey ass African tackle like that, na straight red.

Truly ... oyinbo to se pencil lo se eraser....that is.. Na white man wey create pencil also create eraser


Moral of the epistle, have your own philosophy and stick with it no matter what

komekn:


It's a breach of the FIFA rules and criminally illegal.

charlesemeka85:
Amuneke na crook na, the major reason why I don’t want him close to the super eagles

If he happens to emerge as the next coach of the team I won’t be surprised seeing funny names from obscure leagues and the npfl getting regular invites to the super eagles camp

komekn:


Dude stop 🛑 being naive and using Nigeria corruption morality to.justify what cannot be justified.

humility33:


That guy is an engunge coach that's why I pity those canvassing for him to be super eagles coach

Then you all will say bye bye to foreign born lads because they won't be able to grease palms

komekn:


He who not and knows that not is a wise, but he who knows not but thinks he knows 😞 is FOOL.

Everybody is essentially anonymous and you think 🤔 you know what is in their minds. You are delusional.

TheGoodJoe:

Read the article. It is the academy that chose to give him the money because they know the role he played and the money was for the coaching crew and not Amunike alone. This was after the tournament. So it was not a case of collecting money to play a player.

Finally, a player he worked on for about four years became the best player of the competition. If that does not qualify for developmental fee, what does?

Marjoribanks:
How was Amunike part of Nwakali's development?
Is he the owner of the club or part of the club's coaching team? The club putting his name (a National team coach) is a serious indictment.
It shows he selected the player based on financial gain! Period!
You've been very vocal in criticizing the current admin but you're here defending a concrete corruption case. Wow!

Marjoribanks:
How was Amunike part of Nwakali's development?
Is he the owner of the club or part of the club's coaching team? The club putting his name (a National team coach) is a serious indictment.
It shows he selected the player based on financial gain! Period!
You've been very vocal in criticizing the current admin but you're here defending a concrete corruption case. Wow!

Marjoribanks:
How was Amunike part of Nwakali's development?
Is he the owner of the club or part of the club's coaching team? The club putting his name (a National team coach) is a serious ind isictment.
It shows he selected the player based on financial gain! Period!
You've been very vocal in criticizing the current admin but you're here defending a concrete corruption case. Wow!

Marjoribanks:
How was Amunike part of Nwakali's development?
Is he the owner of the club or part of the club's coaching team? The club putting his name (a National team coach) is a serious indictment.
It shows he selected the player based on financial gain! Period!
You've been very vocal in criticizing the current admin but you're here defending a concrete corruption case. Wow!

TheGoodJoe:


Development fee.

It was not only Amunike but the whole coaching crew for their role played in the development of the player.

Development fee.

Development fee.

Development fee.

Not only Amunike but the whole coaching crew.

Amunike and the coaching scouted the player and impacted a lot that led to his development.

Na wa.

There is nothing like corruption. This was after the tournament and it is the whole coaching crew.

Haha.

villagereporter:
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I want to ask in a lay man's language. Did Amunike and d coaching crew collected Development Fee on all d players signed after d world cup.

Can fifa rules that back it up be quoted, like in the Article A of the FIFA rule............ blah blah.

Finally if there is/are no regulation(s) that back up dat Development Fee, then it is a serious indictment on Amunike and we need him not near the SE

villagereporter:
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Good morning sir. On a lighter mood, Amunike is a cousin to the club owner and elder brother to Nwakali

Seriously, is it not probably possible that, there must have been an underhand dealings b4 d world cup to induced his inclusion in the team?

TheGoodJoe:

Read the article. It is the academy that chose to give him the money because they know the role he played and the money was for the coaching crew and not Amunike alone. This was after the tournament. So it was not a case of collecting money to play a player.

Finally, a player he worked on for about four years became the best player of the competition. If that does not qualify for developmental fee, what does?

humility33:
I and so what? With your last paragraph it shows how you can endorse corruption simply because it produce one or two fair results. You need to do better

If Amunike was really good he won't have been unemployed. Nigeria wouldve poach him somewhere and even pay for his release clause

He is an average coach at best only motivated by how much he will make

superbloke:


While I understand your point, my point is that VO is not someone who will just go there and expect things to just go his way. He is very adaptable and trust me, if he realizes there something he needs to improve for him to become more relevant in his team, he will do it. You can not tell me with the skills and abilities he already possesses, he will not be useful to the team. Less skillful players have played or are playing in Arsenal and heaven has not fallen.

Arsenal don't necessarily have a point man maybe because they don't have anyone who can play that role effectively. Man City were essentially the same way before Haaland came. If Arsenal or PSG decide to go for him, it is because he has what they want. They are not buying him to see and assess if he has what they want. If their scouts and managers say he does, why should we question them for that decision?

By the way, you didn't answer my question. If VO were to leave Napoli at the end of the season, which team do you think would be best for him considering his abilities and skills as you've stated?

Kog45:
Taiwo Awoniyi is down to earth boy just like Osimhen,not a big deal if kokmne know him wella cuz he is accessible and easy to relate with due to his background.

During vacation we met in his parents new house in Tanke area Ilorin which is not far from where i built my house and see how old friends Dey enter Dey go….fact the boy Dey enter local buka go eat and a must for him to visit his childhood area in Agbo Oba daily cuz na there he Dey feel at home not even GRA in Tanke.

So knowing Awoniyi not a big deal,in fact he will like to relate with kokmne being a Nigerian and learn more about UK from Egbon kokmne.

TheGoodJoe:


Crook ke.

A man developed a player for about four years and he is a crook because the academy included his name for developmental fee which is usual for those who helped develop a player. Please be logical.

Kog45:
Oga kokmne you be Elder here o,pls always strict to football and forget these thieving APC,PDP and LP cuz last election was pure tribal and all parties are involved…imagine Tinubu got 75% from his region,Obi got 90% from his region and Atiku got 65% from his side,even Kwakwaso got 70% from his state.

Nigeria politics is a politics of division,hatred and manipulations and is for people who believed so much in cheating and only way out is me and you,nobody else.

Imagine people are still voting for two cancerous parties(APC and PDP)despite the suffering.

villagereporter:
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I want to ask in a lay man's language. Did Amunike and d coaching crew collected Development Fee on all d players signed after d world cup.

Can fifa rules that back it up be quoted, like in the Article A of the FIFA rule............ blah blah.

Finally if there is/are no regulation(s) that back up dat Development Fee, then it is a serious indictment on Amunike and we need him not near the SE

TheGoodJoe:


LOL.

Hope you know the same Emmanuel Amunike has been a member of multiple FIFA and CAF technical committees and knows the rule miles more than you.

Go and research development fees.

komekn:


You have no Idea.

Arsenal is bound by FIFA regulations and will make payment to one authorised entity. How that entity decides to distribute the money is entirely up to them.

komekn:


You have no Idea.

Arsenal is bound by FIFA regulations and will make payment to one authorised entity. How that entity decides to distribute the money is entirely up to them.

komekn:


Sometimes it's better to keep QUITE and people may assume you have substantive knowledge. But I'm talking you are exposing your completely lack of knowledge.

You are using Aba market methodology to reason the structure and legal framework that governs Football.

Na wah🤐🤐🤐🤐

I think you meant QUIET. By the way, this is coming from someone who had no idea about developmental fees. You have been exposed multiple times here. You did not even know trainee coaches do thesis and thought it was just a simple multiple choice question test.

Now you want to claim substantive knowledge.

Abeggi.

We are talking of things I knew decades ago here.

TheGoodJoe:


I think you meant QUIET. By the way, this is coming from someone who had no idea about developmental fees. You have been exposed multiple times here. You did not even know trainee coaches do thesis and thought it was just a simple multiple choice question test.

Now you want to claim substantive knowledge.

Abeggi.

We are talking of things I knew decades ago here.