forgiveness:


The guy skip my mind.

Abeg put the guy, or else na another round of argument go ensue.

joseph1013:


Abeg put the guy, or else na another round of argument go ensue.

joseph1013:


Abeg put the guy, or else na another round of argument go ensue.

forgiveness:


Na wa for awa people oooo! Drop Ighalo! Musa na average! Make Ideye no near....! All because of one player!

Even if Ighalo is 2 or 3 season player, wetin be the problem if e play for the season wey em dey inform for us? Abi form dey last forever?

Use it while it last. Chikena!


Come to think of it, Ighalo was surrounded by greedy and selfish players hence the reason he was unable to score against Tanzania. If Moses passed to him on time he for score. If Iheanacho passed to him instead of taking weak shots, Ighalo for score.

Abi una no see how he take control ball for inside post, Con take turn shoot or how he take dribble one player comot to fire shot for post before the witch keeper take catch the ball.

Make una go watch that match again with open heart and una go see wetin em do. Abi una wan make em turn Ronaldo overnight dribble all to score?

Let us wait for Alex Iwobi partnership with Ighalo and una go see the real goal scorer in Ighalo.

Musa mediocre but he was bought by a world class coach and Premier league current Champions. Abassi mbo!

Naija with their love for themselves.....

terzurum5:
High-flying Troost-Ekong rejoins Gent in November

Troost-Ekong flying high

Nigeria international William Troost-Ekong has announced he will return to parent Belgian club Gent in November at the end of his loan spell with Norwegian club FK Haugesund.


“In November, at the end of the season in Norway, I will return to Gent, where I have extended my contract,” disclosed the defender, who has staged a comeback to the Super Eagles after winning bronze medal at the recent Rio Olympics.


“It’s the next step in my career development.

“I will be with Moses Simon and Rabiu Ibrahim and we will play in the Europa League.”

The 23-year-old central defender was named captain of Haugesund, who are third on the table with 38 points.


Troost-Ekong, who was eligible to play for the Netherlands courtesy of his Dutch mother and having played for that country’s Dutch age-group teams, has netted two goals in 17 appearances in the league.
http://africanfootball.com/news/645778/High-flying-Troost-Ekong-rejoins-Gent-in-November

terzurum5:
Rio Olympics heroes raise alarm over $390,000 Japanese gift

Siasia, Mikel flank Japanese fan who donated $390,000 to the Nigeria Olympic team in Brazil

Both players and officials of the Nigeria team to the Rio Olympics have said they are becoming increasingly uneasy that they have yet to receive their share of the $390,000 gift by a Japanese surgeon several weeks after the cheques were presented to the team.


Impressed Japanese plastic surgeon Katsuya Takasu wrote out two Citibank cheques - $200,000 in favour of coach Samson Siasia and another $190,000 in favour of Chelsea star Mikel.


It was further gathered that officials of a top commercial bank flew out to Uyo to collect the cheque in Mikel’s name when the Super Eagles assembled there for an AFCON qualifier against Tanzania last week.

It is expected that this cheque will clear in a few days now.


Coach Siasia, on the other hand, has said he has lodged the other cheque in his name at a bank and that it will take 22 working days for him to be able to cash it.

He is currently back in the United States of America, where he lives with his family.


A worried team member expressed some reservations over the delay cashing these cheques, saying they may well be schemed out of getting their share of the cash gift.


“The entire team agreed how this money will be shared, but with all these delays we are no longer sure we will get what has been promised us,” he complained.

“Delay is very, very dangerous in this case.”

"We really don't know what is happening as regards the cash," added a player to the Rio Olympics.

http://africanfootball.com/news/645875/Rio-Olympics-heroes-raise-alarm-over-390000-Japanese-gift

terzurum5:
OPINION: My 4 hot picks to end Eagles goal shyness

Etebo

Super Eagles have been struggling to get goals in recent time and that contributed to the team's inability to qualify for AFCON 2015 and 2017.


The team under new coach Gernot Rohr found it difficult to score goals against less fancied Tanzania in AFCON 2017 qualifier at the weekend, which Nigeria won 1-0.


I have taken a look at four strikers who could solve the goal-scoring problem of Eagles if given the needed chance as Russia 2018 World Cup qualifiers draw nearer.


1. Kehinde Fatai

The former Nigeria youth international is one of the best strikers Nigeria can boast of in Europe.

He is a complete striker who is very dangerous around the box and has proven to be a goal scorer at every club he has played.


The former JUTH FC striker played for Farul Constanta, FC Farul, Astra Giurgiu (All in Romania), Club Brugge (Belgium) and Sparta Prague (Czech).


The FC Ufa forward scored five goals in Europa league, four in UEFA Champions league and eight in the league last season for Sparta Prague. He has scored a goal in two games for FC Ufa.


Romania tried their best to make him play for their national team but FIFA declined.

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Born: 19th February, 1990

Height: 1.78m

Previous club: JUTH, Farul Constanta, FC Farul, Club Brugge, Astra Guirgiu and Sparta Prague

Present club: FC Ufa(Russia).


2. Olanrewaju Kayode

Former Maccabi Netanya of Israel striker is another red-hot striker Nigeria have in Europe.

The ex-youth international has proved his worth as a goal poacher in Israel and Austria.

The Austria Wien striker is fast and always a constant danger to opposing defenders.

He scored goals to win promotion for Maccabi Netanya and helped them stay in the top flight with his goals.


Kayode scored 15 goals in the league for Austria Wien last season and has shown class in the UEFA Europa League, where his club will feature in the group stage.

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Born: 8th May, 1993

Height: 1.74m

Previous clubs: ASEC Mimosas, FC Luzern, Maccabi Netanya.

Present club: Austria Wien


3. Fenando Adi

The big target man has been the best in MLS since 2015 when he joined Portland Timbers.

He has broken every goal scoring record at the club and some in the MLS.

His strength and speed have held him in good stead in the MLS.

Though he has been called up to the Eagles once, he was not given a chance to play even when he was the MLS leading scorer at that point.

Adi scored 19 goals in 38 MLS games last season.

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Born: 19th October, 1990

Height: 1.92m

Previous clubs: FC Copenhagen, Trencin, Dynamo Kiev


4. Ogenekharo Etebo

The U23 international is a hard working player who knows where the goal is.


He showed his goal-scoring prowess at CAF U23 championship, where he was the top scorer and also scored four goals in Nigeria’s opening game against Japan at Rio 2016 Olympics.


Coach Gernot Rohr has already mentioned the former Warri Wolves star will be considered after he was overlooked on account of injury at Rio.

The Feirense of Portugal forward is ripe enough for Eagles and could be the one to get in the goals.

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Born: 9th November, 1995

Height: 1.72m

Previous club: Warri Wolves

Present club: Feirense

By Olusola Alao
http://africanfootball.com/news/645626/OPINION-My-4-hot-picks-to-end-Eagles-goal-shyness

Icon4s:

The only player from that list that I reckon can grow into being part of an attack that can solve the problem of goals drought is Etebo.
Kehinde Fatai, Fernando Ardi and Olanrewaju Kayode can not do better than what the likes of Ighalo, Iheanacho and Ideye are doing.
My picks could be Isaac Success, Imoh Ezekiel and Karo Etebo. Victor Osimhen is another good future prospect but IMO is not ripe for the Eagles yet.

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The only player from that list that I reckon can grow into being part of an attack that can solve the problem of goals drought is Etebo.

Kehinde Fatai, Fernando Ardi and Olanrewaju Kayode can not do better than what the likes of Ighalo, Iheanacho and Ideye are doing.

My picks could be Isaac Success, Imoh Ezekiel and Karo Etebo. Victor Osimhen is another good future prospect but IMO is not ripe for the Eagles yet.