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BascoVanVeli:
Peter Czech won the golden glove last year na. He couldn't have been conceeding every game when he had the most clean sheets.

Nigerdeltaboi:
bros he plays as a fullback o which is our headache now.

tbaba1234:
Yes he does, I confused him with Noah-Joel Sarenren-Bazee, the other Nigerian in the team.

I hope Rohr looks his way... Just saw his interview, very patriotic

TheGoodJoe:
Tevez earning "£1 per second"

The former City striker’s move to Chinese Super League side Shanghai Shenhua will reportedly earn him £615,000-per-week. Meaning he is the highest-paid player in the world. That’s £32m per year, £88,000 per day, £3,600 per hour, £60 per minute and £1 per second.


No need to continue hustling. Yara Yara, shine my football boots.

krattoss:
I am yet to learn how these Chinese clubs recover their returns or money in these Chinese league..



no be only Chinese and Asians dey watch there league?

£ 650k per week...

nigga am dumbfounded... these niggas must be chronic match fixers or drug lords... cos I can bet my last card that these guys ain't getting any returns from these Chinese league... they just hiding their money through it...


or..... they ain't keeping their words on contract ishhss...


these press ain't telling us something..

tbaba1234:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSSn4HDrnV4

TheGoodJoe:
FABIAN SENNINGER.

Watching out for him and I hope Rohr gives him a chance. Impressive that he came to Nigeria to know more about his father's land.

Nigerdeltaboi:
I have this gut feeling he would be great with us , the same way I felt with Moses.

TheGoodJoe:

I have that feeling too. My main reason is because he was one of the carefully scouted young talents by Nike. That says a lot. One of the promising players of his generation. Let is see how it goes.

Nigerdeltaboi:
I concur ,wetin we dey find for sokoto find us come our shokoto


yara yara deploy security around him
*dodges bullet from super nerd

TheGoodJoe:
Tevez earning "£1 per second"

The former City striker’s move to Chinese Super League side Shanghai Shenhua will reportedly earn him £615,000-per-week. Meaning he is the highest-paid player in the world. That’s £32m per year, £88,000 per day, £3,600 per hour, £60 per minute and £1 per second.


No need to continue hustling. Yara Yara, shine my football boots.

CFCman:
I'm telling you. These footballers earn obscene wages!
Even Oshoala earns the equivalent of N15 million/year at her club. Mikel is currently on N21 million/week AFTER taxes

tbaba1234:
His Nigerian father and uncle want him to play for Germany. You would think that they should be the ones encouraging the kid to play for Nigeria.

He has a lot of work to do first, establish himself at Hannover and possibly gain promotion to the Bundesliga.

TheGoodJoe:

Footballers wages have gone from ridiculous to INSANE.

Very soon big clubs will need to increase wages to reduce the outgoing players to China.

TheGoodJoe:

I have that feeling too. My main reason is because he was one of the carefully scouted young talents by Nike. That says a lot. One of the promising players of his generation. Let is see how it goes.

komekn:
To put things in perspective the Nike academy has a great brand a great academy is up to debate.

I watched the Nike academy(England) get beat by Burnley fc U21 last summer 2-1 if I remember correctly. From that match they signed a Nigerian origin centre back who currently plays for Burnley fc U23's. I did see a German left back who was mixed race don't if it was the same guy. He went on trial but was not offered a contract at Burnley.

What I am saying is being in the Nike academy is not a complete sign of exceptional quality some level of good potential yes, but not much more.

Is he ready for the National team I really don't know,

komekn:
To put things in perspective the Nike academy has a great brand a great academy is up to debate.

I watched the Nike academy(England) get beat by Burnley fc U21 last summer 2-1 if I remember correctly. From that match they signed a Nigerian origin centre back who currently plays for Burnley fc U23's. I did see a German left back who was mixed race don't if it was the same guy. He went on trial but was not offered a contract at Burnley.

What I am saying is being in the Nike academy is not a complete sign of exceptional quality some level of good potential yes, but not much more.

Is he ready for the National team I really don't know,

terzurum5:
NFF did not extort Super Eagles - Enebi

Claim that Gernot Rohr’s men were shortchanged by the country’s football ruling body after defeating Algeria has been discredited.


The Nigeria Football Federation has refuted claims that they extorted the country's senior national football team.


Report by an African football website had fingered the country’s football body for underpaying Gernot Rohr’s men after they silenced Algeria 3-1 in November’s 2018 Fifa World Cup qualifier.


But the NFF has moved to dismiss the allegation – with Super Eagles’ team administrator, Dayo Enebi stating the news was a trumped-up story.


“That report is a fabrication. The estimate we sent to the government was for the sum of N1million for each player for a win. Nobody has been shortchanged,” team administrator Enebi told Nff website.


“Sometimes in March this year, the NFF held a meeting with some technical crew members, team captain and vice captain, on behalf of the team, and told them to open bank accounts (in Nigeria) as the federation was no longer disposed to paying cash.


“It was also at that meeting that the NFF told them they would no longer be paid in dollars for home matches, and that the win bonus for home match was a flat rate of N1million. The meeting took place at the team’s hotel in Kaduna and I was present at the meeting.


“It was based on this that the players were paid the sum of N500,000 each for the draw against Egypt in Kaduna (2017 Cup of Nations qualifier, March 2016) and the sum of N1million each for the win against Tanzania in Uyo (2017 Cup of Nations qualifier, September 2016). Their camp allowance has also been paid in naira (N50,000 per day) since March 2016.”


He also confirmed that for away matches, the players are entitled to the sum of $5,000 at the official rate obtaining at the time of match.


“The NFF has not shortchanged the players,” he continued. “The match against Algeria was a home match.


“Whenever the win bonus for the match against Zambia in Ndola is being paid, it would be $5,000 per player at the official rate that obtained at the time the match was played.”


Nigeria top Group B with six points, and will host Cameroon in their next game on August 28, 2017.

m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/17252/super-eagles/2016/12/29/30955142/nff-did-not-extort-super-eagles-enebi