Kog45:
Taye Academy owner denied Amuneke on Chidi Nwakali transfer

ChrisKels:


From the article, Chidi left Taye for Amunike’s academy before the tournament, so Amunike was right to have fought to secure the entitlement for his academy where Chidi was picked for the WC, but since Taye also trained Chidi before Chidi join Amunike’s Acada, Taye also deserves a good share of that entitlement.

Kog45:
thegoodjoe said developmental fee,so possibly other national team youth coaches are getting it too

TheGoodJoe:


Thegoodjoe did not say. The article you posted said.

do4luv14:



By painting one of our Own black,

count me out Sir, If I might ask, where was the Gulliarmo and his senseless Solomon, when Nacho was playing on the streets

TheGoodJoe:


Don't mind them.

Ask them where were their voices when these coaches were owed over a year. Some of them were using their personal money to support these boys. These boys went to the tournament without proper support. They did not have winter coats.

As long as the players are grateful, that is what matters.

lovewins:


Are you contractually obligated to a thank you gift? Do you give gifts by percentage of a total sum? Baba I like Amuneke but this isn't about him. How you people do not see how this can potentially harm our sport is what I don't get.

Can't you see it is possible for a coach to quietly agree with a player on a percentage before he's included to the national team and after he becomes successful, said player and agents et al gives coach 5% as appreciation gift? How do you guys not see that this is ethically wrong and that there's conflict?

elyte89:



Amuneke team used bathroom slippers when Dey first arrived Chile 🇨🇱… d article is out dere..no proper training kit

Kog45:
Sir Chris,just a reference to your point on Amuneke stake in Taye Academy.

In the article,the owner said Chidi Nwakali was threatened by Amuneke to leaved his academy or he dropped him and hailed Iheanacho for rejecting Amuneke request.

TheGoodJoe:


Don't mind them.

Ask them where were their voices when these coaches were owed over a year. Some of them were using their personal money to support these boys. These boys went to the tournament without proper support. They did not have winter coats.

As long as the players are grateful, that is what matters.

TheGoodJoe:


Story. If Kelechi Iheanacho could remember the Taye coach and get his name included in sharing the development fee, Chidi Nwakali could do the same.

They should leave Amunike out of their problem with Chidi.

Kog45:
Pls don’t deviate from subject matter…..in fact those that did not supplied the winter coats shared from Amuneke cut,so let’s continue with the main issue.

Kog45:
If I quote on developmental fee now,na issue….what transpired between Taye Academy owner and Iheanacho is personal not developmental fee.

TheGoodJoe:


Which kind of meander is this?

There is no deviation.

You guys have hammered that he was paid to do a job.

Sorry, Amunike was owed all through. It was an appalling condition he worked under.

So the academy given him a share of the development deal was an appreciation of his sacrifice.

By the way, kits are not supplied by coaches and the suppliers do not share in development fee.

Kog45:
Sir you are deviating…Main point is it right for Amuneke to get the cut?YES or NO not about his team poor welfarism by NFF,that one should be another topic for discussion.

TheGoodJoe:


Let us finish Kelechi Nwakali issue. Why do you want to run?

As for that Iheanacho story is one side of an article. You did not hear from both sides.

Let us debate the article you posted and stop the dribbling.

Tell us your issue.

Kog45:
Sir na you be Messi here not me…Iheanacho issue came up when you keep on defending what is not and I brought it up as another evidence.

Also Chriskel said Amuneke got his cut from Taye Academy and I brought it out how Taye Academy owner denied Amuneke by citing how Chidi Nwakali left his academy and how Iheanacho refused Amuneke advancement.

Now tell me who Dey dribble here.I repeat it let’s continue with the main issue.

TheGoodJoe:



I explained development fee. Then the talk is he was paid to do a job. Now note that he was working in an absurd condition.

Yet he worked hard and delivered.

The academy gave the coaches the development fee for their role to success.

So are you satisfied?

If you are not, tell us why.

Kog45:
Developmental fee for academy coaches or national team coaches.Pls tell me another national team coach that was paid developmental fee from academy player transfer and I will end this and say am sorry thegoodjoe.

TheGoodJoe:


You are jumping around now. Are you satisfied? The transfer fee was paid to the academies. That is why they are not getting development fee and they gave it to the national team coaches for their work and sacrifices.

So tell us what your problem is.

Kog45:
Pls tell me another national team coach,just one that got paid from developmental fee…just one Oga thegoodjoe

komekn:


That's nonsensical.

Before it was made illegal we had TPI and FIFA had stringent requirements you cannot pay any fee to a coach that is employed by a club.

As a football player in a Club you will have literally 10/20 coaches that will input in the development of that player. So each of them will be claiming they developed you 😔 Chei see local reasoning.

No club can legally pay a coach and no cischcan legally demand a development fee.

However the legal entity Agent and or local academy can decide to distribute thr money according to their own non sanctioned FIFA agreement once the money has been paid.

If you like believe this balderdash.

ChrisKels:


Oga compensation fees are paid even more in Europe than in Africa and South America. It is even here in Africa that the trainers are denied their rights.

charlesemeka85:
is compensation fee paid to the grassroot club/academy the player in question played for or to the coach that coached him during his formative years at the same club?

The excuse was that Amuneke deserved to be paid the amount he got which I am against because his only input in the career of Nwakali was coaching him in that year’s u17 team

TheGoodJoe:


From what I heard, Kelechi Nwakali trained with Iheanacho and Chidiebere in the U17 team that won in UAE. Even though he was not part of the squad.

Amunike played a huge role in that and likely was coaching him there.

The people that sold the player said the Nigerian coaching crew deserve a share of the transfer fee and gave them the development fee.

So why do you people want to cry about it?

Marjoribanks:
When he is from their tribe he is innocent no matter what!

Replace Amunike with Salisu/Tinubu and see them come out with venom! Yeye!

We pretend too much on this section!

lovewins:


Are you contractually obligated to a thank you gift? Do you give gifts by percentage of a total sum? Baba I like Amuneke but this isn't about him. How you people do not see how this can potentially harm our sport is what I don't get.

Can't you see it is possible for a coach to quietly agree with a player on a percentage before he's included to the national team and after he becomes successful, said player and agents et al gives coach 5% as appreciation gift? How do you guys not see that this is ethically wrong and that there's conflict?

Marjoribanks:
When he is from their tribe he is innocent no matter what!

Replace Amunike with Salisu/Tinubu and see them come out with venom! Yeye!

We pretend too much on this section!