Petrobros:


There are some people on this thread that you will hardly win arguments against .

Next time back up ur arguments with "Technical facts" before disputing anyone here.

And its been a while I saw Mr. Technical facts Besides your Ajagun just recently hinted about his return to his Club.

Icon4s:


@ Bolded, well then.

Walcott's exit highly welcomed. Mahrez would be a good addition. I personally want Giroud out and I dnt see Strurridge move as a good one as just like Welbeck he is too injury prone. Can't we go for Harry Kane?

I feel we can keep Gabriel and give out Per.

By and Large I feel securing Mahrez may just temporarily send Iwobi to the bench.However, I still feel he will get a fair share of games more as subs and Cup games. But I trust Iwobi would take up the challenge and fight back for a starting line up. If he can displace the likes of Walcott, Cambell and "the Ox", he is not far from "being there" ).

terzurum5:
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Nigerian Exports: Iheanacho Plays Against Real Madrid; Troost-Ekong&Bentley
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Allnigeriasoccer.com reviews the performances of players of Nigerian descent in Europe on Wednesday.

Kelechi Iheanacho and Manchester City will not compete in the Champions League final after they were beaten 1-0 by Real Madrid at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu. The Nigerian played the last 22 minutes.


There were mixed fortunes for Nigerian players in the Norwegian Cup, with Lillestrom, IK Start and Viking all failing to progress to the next round while FK Haugesund, Odd Grenland and Stabaek advanced to the fourth round.

William Troost-Ekong and Anthony Izuchukwu played the entirety of FKH’s 4-1 win at First Division side åsane.


[b]Former Flying Eagles star Chuks Akabueze started and was in action for 90 minutes as Odd beat Asker 3-2


Ex-Norway youth international Ohi Omoijuanfo played 71 minutes of Stabaek’s 3-0 rout of Baerum at the Sandvika Stadion,

Chidiebere Nwakali featured for 90 minutes as IK Start lost 3-1 to Sandnes . Teammate Austin Ikenna joined the fray eight minutes from time.


Bonke Innocent was on the pitch for the entire duration of Lillestrom’s 1-0 loss to Sandefjord . Leading scorer in the top division Fred Friday was rested for this one.

Abdullahi Suleiman opened scoring at the Lassa idrettspark (Stavanger) but could not prevent Viking from losing 2-1 to 2nd Division team Vidar.

Samuel Adegbenro and Suleiman played the full game, Aniekpeno Udoh was introduced in the 70th minute and Usmani Sale was benched.


Over to Finland. Nnamdi Oduamadi and Taye Taiwo played the entirety of HJK Helsinki’s 5-1 hammering of Ilves. Vincent Onovo was not in the capital team’s 18-man squad. The AC Milan loanee netted in the 63rd minute.

KuPS returned to winning ways, beating PS Kemi 2-0, with former Warri Wolves stars Gbolahan Salami and Azubuike Egwuekwe in action for 90 minutes.


Meanwhile, there was a debut for Paul Onobi after he came on for KuPS in the 46th minute. Ex-Golden Eaglet Abubakar Aliyu played the last eight minutes.


Nnaemeka Anyamele lasted the distance as HIFK were beaten 3-1 by VPS at Kaarlen kenttä (Vaasa).

In the Turkish Cup, Godfrey Oboabona was not selected for Rizespor’s goalless draw with Galatasaray, who qualified for the next round 3-1 on aggregate.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel
http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=18917
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Icon4s:


@ Bolded, well then.

Walcott's exit highly welcomed. Mahrez would be a good addition. I personally want Giroud out and I dnt see Strurridge move as a good one as just like Welbeck he is too injury prone. Can't we go for Harry Kane?

I feel we can keep Gabriel and give out Per.

By and Large I feel securing Mahrez may just temporarily send Iwobi to the bench.However, I still feel he will get a fair share of games more as subs and Cup games. But I trust Iwobi would take up the challenge and fight back for a starting line up. If he can displace the likes of Walcott, Cambell and "the Ox", he is not far from "being there" .

amagunnerfan:
Harry Kane to Arsenal won't happen. You know it too .

If we sign Mahrez, Iwobi will have to be contented with playing circa 10 EPL games and the league cup and Fa Cup games.

He won't become a total bench warmer but won't bench Mahrez.

NRIPRIEST:
I hate it when people sticks their tongues out! It pisses me f**k off! Iheanacho is fund of this and it is one of the reason I don't like him that much. That's a very nasty habit.

NRIPRIEST:
I hate it when people sticks their tongues out! It pisses me f**k off! Iheanacho is fund of this and it is one of the reason I don't like him that much. That's a very nasty habit.

terzurum5:
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Top 10: New stars who must be included in Nigeria's Olympic squad
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[img]http://images.performgroup.com/di/library/goal_uk/23/33/kelechi-iheanacho-aston-villa-man-city-fa-cup_xc2mc64j3yx71d6g6xhmcesie.jpg?t=-1813342678&w=940[/img]
Goal present the top 10 players eligible for Dream Team VI who must be called up for Nigeria's squad for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/kenneth-omeruo-middlesbrough/2[/img]

Kenneth Omeruo, Kasimpasa: Few realise Kenneth is still eligible for the Olympic team due to the leadership role he has assumed in the Super Eagles since making his debut in 2013. His case is reminiscent of the trio of Victor Ikpeba, Sunday Oliseh and Jay-Jay Okocha who made the Atlanta '96 squad despite playing in the World Cup two years earlier. With the current occupants of the Dream Team VI defence doing little to instil confidence, Omeruo will be a welcome addition to bring calm, stability and experience to an otherwise disorganised defence.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/chidozie-awaziem/3[/img]
Chidozie Awaziem, FC Porto: A player who has seen his stock rise in the past four months after emerging from relative obscurity. A defensive midfielder by trade, he was converted to a central defender and has racked up nine first-team appearances to date, notching one goal. He is a good passer of the ball due to his development as a holding midfielder, and the Dream Team could use a player who is willing to build the play from the back. Who knows, perhaps a Portuguese-speaking player could be useful in Brazil?!
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/musa-muhammed/4[/img]
Musa Muhammed, Istanbul Basaksehir FK: Captain fantastic at U-17 and U-20 level, Musa has got great potential, and his marauding runs down the right flank are reminiscent of the great Cafu. Whenever he ventures forward from his defensive position, he can deliver inch-perfect crosses for his forwards. With the Dream Team currently solely reliant on Oghenekaro Etebo for set pieces, Musa will happily share those responsibilities as he is both consistent and eye-catching.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/wilfred-ndidi/5[/img]
Wilfred Ndidi, Genk: 'Dogo' is experienced for his young age, having featured at two U-20 World Cups, is a two-cap Nigeria international and is playing his first full campaign in Belgium, where he has featured regularly for Genk. One of his key assets is his ability to play anywhere across the backline and he is lightening quick despite his height and comfortable on the ball. Interestingly, both caps came as a midfielder under Sunday Oliseh. Ndidi's versatility and poise could be invaluable in Brazil.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/ifeanyi-mathew-of-nigeria/6[/img]
Ifeanyi Matthew, Kano Pillars: Ifeanyi has grown from strength to strength since he broke onto the international scene in 2013 with the U-17s in Morocco. A versatile midfielder who is equally adept at both defensive and offensive positions, he could become Nigeria's own Michael Essien with his high work rate, excellent passing and long-range shots which often result in goals. If anyone was in doubt about his qualities, he certainly did enough to silence doubters at the CHAN earlier in the year, where he was one of Nigeria's standout performers.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/alex-iwobi/7[/img]
Alex Iwobi, Arsenal: Alexander the Great! Iwobi has steadily progressed at club level over the past six months, and has come into his true element recently, making his competitive international debut against Egypt. With Arsenal, he has impressed in the Champions League, and proved to be a decisive operator in the EPL. He brings a different kind of creativity to the team and will surely be a delight to watch. He is expected to play a starring role for Nigeria at the games this summer.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/kelechi-iheanacho-manchester-city/8[/img]
Kelechi Iheanacho, Manchester City: Kelechi is one talent Samson Siasia has failed to include in his team over the past year due to club commitments. The Olympics aren't a Fifa-approved event, and it is expected that the NFF will do everything humanly possible to get arguably Nigeria's best talent at this level to feature. Kelechi will bring creativity, goals and much-needed experience to the attacking third. At this level, you don't get too many chances at goal and such a fine finisher needs to be present.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/kenneth-omeruo-middlesbrough/2?ICID=AR_GA_PS_1#photo[/img]
Ubong Ekpai, Akwa United: A surprise inclusion on the list, but you don't get to score the lone goal against mighty Brazil in a friendly played at their backyard and get overlooked. He was initially a part of the team last year but lost his way and received a recall ahead of last month's friendly against the Selecao, which he grabbed with both hands. Ubong has been in good form this season for hometown club Akwa United, netting key goals for the Promise Keepers since his return from a stint at Kano Pillars.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/imoh-ezekiel-of-anderlecht/10[/img]
Imoh Ezekiel, Anderlecht: Imoh has put behind him the disappointment of failing to even make Nigeria's provisional squad ahead for the 2014 World Cup, despite rumours that he eyed Qatari nationality ahead of the 2022 World Cup ahead of his move to the Middle East two years ago. Now back in Belgium, Imoh is playing his best football once again. He could be a real asset for the Dream Team's attack with his goals, skill, pace and strength, despite his diminutive frame. He should be confident of making it to Brazil this time around.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/kenneth-omeruo-middlesbrough/2?ICID=AR_GA_PS_1#photo[/img]
Issac Success, Granada: A prolific goalscorer who has not had the opportunity to feature regularly for his country due to club commitments, Success was the first member of the victorious Golden Eaglets of 2013 to get a pro deal in Europe, and hit the ground running less than a year later in La Liga. Success has shown his tactical versatility subsequently, playing anywhere in attack, but he is more deadly as the central striker, where his killer instincts in front of goal can be devastating. Compiled by Dami Ugbane
http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/kelechi-iheanacho-aston-villa-man-city-fa-cup#photo
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forgiveness:



Dey don start to dey sell bad market ehn!

Which one be Musa Mohammed we never play ball since 90 kiridi, Matthew ifeanyi ahead of Abdul Ajagun?

And which one be Ubong Ekpai? Abegi make i no hear their name for that list ooooo. Because all this voice out to arrange write up.

TheSuperNerd:

Ifeanyi Matthew and Ubong Ekpai won't make the final list in my books. I was kinda shocked the writer mentioned them as part of the "key 10".

Musa Mohammed was excellent in that game against Brazil's U-23 that had Gabigol, Malcolm, and Andreas Pereira leading that Brazilian attack at different points of that game. Musa was the best defender on the day.

Look, you guys should cut Musa some slack. His is a case of " Class is permanent but form is temporary". Musa got Class and top potentials as a defender especially at Right back. The lad got balls and guts to stand against even the best. He showed it in that Brazil friendly.

No doubt, Odubajo edges Musa in experience and some other qualities little wonder reports are still making rounds of NFF's attempt to get him. But right now, we have Musa and he's a Class Act.

It's true he's not featured as much for his club but when he was given the chance he showed his qualities. I hope his big breakthrough comes at club level like Chidiebere Nwakali is currently experiencing.

But no one can deny this fact: MUSA MOHAMMED IS ONE PLAYER WHO WILL ALWAYS GIVE HIS VERY BEST FOR ANY TEAM HE FEATURES IN AND MOST TIMES HE DOES HIS JOB PERFECTLY... SO PERFECTLY THAT HE REMINDS ME OF THE LEGENDARY BRAZILIAN RIGHT FULLBACK, CAFU.



Personally, whenever Musa plays I don't lose sleep (yes, he can be a bit rash and overzealous but with a little more time he will outgrow those) because I know he will always command his right back role and give any left winger he faces a big hell of a time.... and I mean a big hell!!!! My goodness! Musa is a leader! You see it all over him and in his plays. THE LAD'S GOT HEART FOR BIG GAMES.

All he needs is his time to shine at club level. I'm sure he's working hard. Look at Chidiebere Nwakali, he never featured for Malaga and Girona, he was never given a shot. But he's currently flying high with IK Start of Norway.

Musa and C.Nwakali are two very hardworking players. To me, they were probably two of our five most hardworking players at UAE 2013.... THE OTHERS BEING Akinjide Idowu, Aliyu Abubakar and Taiwo Awoniyi.


So please, Spare Musa... the lad is a good gain for Nigerian football in the long run. I wish we get Odubajo too and fast. We need quality options at right back in the Super Eagles for the future after Rio 2016. There is also Godswill Elohor Ekpolor of Barca (thankfully he featured against Brazil u-23 in that friendly in Vitoria.... shows he's deeply under our watch now ).

Seems Kingsley Ehizibue and Tyrone Ebuehi may be lost to other nations but I sincerely hope not. But like I've always said, try, we will to get these exceptional foreign-borns but we won't get all...

In conclusion, I fault Matthew's and Ekpai's name as part of GoalNigeria's top 10 must-go-to Rio. But Musa deserves his place. He's special.... despite lack of game time.

forgiveness:


Ok na. I hope lack of game time will not tell on him and that's my fear.

terzurum5:
[b][size=14pt]
Top 10: New stars who must be included in Nigeria's Olympic squad
[/size]
[img]http://images.performgroup.com/di/library/goal_uk/23/33/kelechi-iheanacho-aston-villa-man-city-fa-cup_xc2mc64j3yx71d6g6xhmcesie.jpg?t=-1813342678&w=940[/img]
Goal present the top 10 players eligible for Dream Team VI who must be called up for Nigeria's squad for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/kenneth-omeruo-middlesbrough/2[/img]

Kenneth Omeruo, Kasimpasa: Few realise Kenneth is still eligible for the Olympic team due to the leadership role he has assumed in the Super Eagles since making his debut in 2013. His case is reminiscent of the trio of Victor Ikpeba, Sunday Oliseh and Jay-Jay Okocha who made the Atlanta '96 squad despite playing in the World Cup two years earlier. With the current occupants of the Dream Team VI defence doing little to instil confidence, Omeruo will be a welcome addition to bring calm, stability and experience to an otherwise disorganised defence.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/chidozie-awaziem/3[/img]
Chidozie Awaziem, FC Porto: A player who has seen his stock rise in the past four months after emerging from relative obscurity. A defensive midfielder by trade, he was converted to a central defender and has racked up nine first-team appearances to date, notching one goal. He is a good passer of the ball due to his development as a holding midfielder, and the Dream Team could use a player who is willing to build the play from the back. Who knows, perhaps a Portuguese-speaking player could be useful in Brazil?!
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/musa-muhammed/4[/img]
Musa Muhammed, Istanbul Basaksehir FK: Captain fantastic at U-17 and U-20 level, Musa has got great potential, and his marauding runs down the right flank are reminiscent of the great Cafu. Whenever he ventures forward from his defensive position, he can deliver inch-perfect crosses for his forwards. With the Dream Team currently solely reliant on Oghenekaro Etebo for set pieces, Musa will happily share those responsibilities as he is both consistent and eye-catching.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/wilfred-ndidi/5[/img]
Wilfred Ndidi, Genk: 'Dogo' is experienced for his young age, having featured at two U-20 World Cups, is a two-cap Nigeria international and is playing his first full campaign in Belgium, where he has featured regularly for Genk. One of his key assets is his ability to play anywhere across the backline and he is lightening quick despite his height and comfortable on the ball. Interestingly, both caps came as a midfielder under Sunday Oliseh. Ndidi's versatility and poise could be invaluable in Brazil.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/ifeanyi-mathew-of-nigeria/6[/img]
Ifeanyi Matthew, Kano Pillars: Ifeanyi has grown from strength to strength since he broke onto the international scene in 2013 with the U-17s in Morocco. A versatile midfielder who is equally adept at both defensive and offensive positions, he could become Nigeria's own Michael Essien with his high work rate, excellent passing and long-range shots which often result in goals. If anyone was in doubt about his qualities, he certainly did enough to silence doubters at the CHAN earlier in the year, where he was one of Nigeria's standout performers.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/alex-iwobi/7[/img]
Alex Iwobi, Arsenal: Alexander the Great! Iwobi has steadily progressed at club level over the past six months, and has come into his true element recently, making his competitive international debut against Egypt. With Arsenal, he has impressed in the Champions League, and proved to be a decisive operator in the EPL. He brings a different kind of creativity to the team and will surely be a delight to watch. He is expected to play a starring role for Nigeria at the games this summer.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/kelechi-iheanacho-manchester-city/8[/img]
Kelechi Iheanacho, Manchester City: Kelechi is one talent Samson Siasia has failed to include in his team over the past year due to club commitments. The Olympics aren't a Fifa-approved event, and it is expected that the NFF will do everything humanly possible to get arguably Nigeria's best talent at this level to feature. Kelechi will bring creativity, goals and much-needed experience to the attacking third. At this level, you don't get too many chances at goal and such a fine finisher needs to be present.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/kenneth-omeruo-middlesbrough/2?ICID=AR_GA_PS_1#photo[/img]
Ubong Ekpai, Akwa United: A surprise inclusion on the list, but you don't get to score the lone goal against mighty Brazil in a friendly played at their backyard and get overlooked. He was initially a part of the team last year but lost his way and received a recall ahead of last month's friendly against the Selecao, which he grabbed with both hands. Ubong has been in good form this season for hometown club Akwa United, netting key goals for the Promise Keepers since his return from a stint at Kano Pillars.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/imoh-ezekiel-of-anderlecht/10[/img]
Imoh Ezekiel, Anderlecht: Imoh has put behind him the disappointment of failing to even make Nigeria's provisional squad ahead for the 2014 World Cup, despite rumours that he eyed Qatari nationality ahead of the 2022 World Cup ahead of his move to the Middle East two years ago. Now back in Belgium, Imoh is playing his best football once again. He could be a real asset for the Dream Team's attack with his goals, skill, pace and strength, despite his diminutive frame. He should be confident of making it to Brazil this time around.
[img]http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/kenneth-omeruo-middlesbrough/2?ICID=AR_GA_PS_1#photo[/img]
Issac Success, Granada: A prolific goalscorer who has not had the opportunity to feature regularly for his country due to club commitments, Success was the first member of the victorious Golden Eaglets of 2013 to get a pro deal in Europe, and hit the ground running less than a year later in La Liga. Success has shown his tactical versatility subsequently, playing anywhere in attack, but he is more deadly as the central striker, where his killer instincts in front of goal can be devastating. Compiled by Dami Ugbane
http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2016/05/05/23165702/top-10-new-stars-who-must-be-included-in-nigerias-olympic/kelechi-iheanacho-aston-villa-man-city-fa-cup#photo
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Icon4s:


Just because he is a Spurs player.

amagunnerfan:
Exactly and because Arsenal won't play dirty.

If we used the same method United used when they needed berbatov we would get him but we will never use that method.

TheSuperNerd:

Ifeanyi Matthew and Ubong Ekpai won't make the final list in my books. I was kinda shocked the writer mentioned them as part of the "key 10".

Musa Mohammed was excellent in that game against Brazil's U-23 that had Gabigol, Malcolm, and Andreas Pereira leading that Brazilian attack at different points of that game. Musa was the best defender on the day.

Look, you guys should cut Musa some slack. His is a case of " Class is permanent but form is temporary". Musa got Class and top potentials as a defender especially at Right back. The lad got balls and guts to stand against even the best. He showed it in that Brazil friendly.

No doubt, Odubajo edges Musa in experience and some other qualities little wonder reports are still making rounds of NFF's attempt to get him. But right now, we have Musa and he's a Class Act.

It's true he's not featured as much for his club but when he was given the chance he showed his qualities. I hope his big breakthrough comes at club level like Chidiebere Nwakali is currently experiencing.

But no one can deny this fact: MUSA MOHAMMED IS ONE PLAYER WHO WILL ALWAYS GIVE HIS VERY BEST FOR ANY TEAM HE FEATURES IN AND MOST TIMES HE DOES HIS JOB PERFECTLY... SO PERFECTLY THAT HE REMINDS ME OF THE LEGENDARY BRAZILIAN RIGHT FULLBACK, CAFU.



Personally, whenever Musa plays I don't lose sleep (yes, he can be a bit rash and overzealous but with a little more time he will outgrow those) because I know he will always command his right back role and give any left winger he faces a big hell of a time.... and I mean a big hell!!!! My goodness! Musa is a leader! You see it all over him and in his plays. THE LAD'S GOT HEART FOR BIG GAMES.

All he needs is his time to shine at club level. I'm sure he's working hard. Look at Chidiebere Nwakali, he never featured for Malaga and Girona, he was never given a shot. But he's currently flying high with IK Start of Norway.

Musa and C.Nwakali are two very hardworking players. To me, they were probably two of our five most hardworking players at UAE 2013.... THE OTHERS BEING Akinjide Idowu, Aliyu Abubakar and Taiwo Awoniyi.


So please, Spare Musa... the lad is a good gain for Nigerian football in the long run. I wish we get Odubajo too and fast. We need quality options at right back in the Super Eagles for the future after Rio 2016. There is also Godswill Elohor Ekpolor of Barca (thankfully he featured against Brazil u-23 in that friendly in Vitoria.... shows he's deeply under our watch now ).

Seems Kingsley Ehizibue and Tyrone Ebuehi may be lost to other nations but I sincerely hope not. But like I've always said, try, we will to get these exceptional foreign-borns but we won't get all...

In conclusion, I fault Matthew's and Ekpai's name as part of GoalNigeria's top 10 must-go-to Rio. But Musa deserves his place. He's special.... despite lack of game time.my brother, u remember musa's goal in the finals of UAE 2013?…(if I can clearly remember), dt goal from a free kick, twas perfect.....

TheSuperNerd:
Madam Confun.... I remember ooo... In fact, I have all their matches on DVD, and the highlights from Fifa TV and other sources on my gadgets. (same with the 2015 class, and many other glorious moments of our football... I even have Afcon 1980 final On my PC and Handheld... hahahahahaha... I don vex! ).


Musa even repeated such freekick strikes at the U-20 AFCON (AYC) in Senegal last year but was just unlucky not to score. I remember he hit one that scratched the outside of the angle between the crossbar and the left post against Ghana in the semis and he hit a bullet free kick in the final against Senegal that was supposed to end up in the net's top corner but was denied by that "winch" of a goalie between the sticks for Senegal (no wonder na "winch" goal Bulbwa take score am ).

Musa is just special and I know he will benefit our Senior national team in the long run.

Icon4s:


Chelsea and Spurs are two clubs Arsenal hardly does transfers biz with.