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safarigirl:
Exactly, you don't know Rohr, so on what basis are you judging him the liar?

You don't even know the Enyeama you're standing up for, but because he's the black man, hey, let's put a stake through Rohr's heart.

Icon4s:
Firstly, the argument was not on which set will produce the highest number of players that will play for the Super Eagles.
1. The argument was sparked as a result of my mention that MOST of the FIFA U17 WC winning squad would not make it to the Super Eagles.
2. I hope you know that Wilfred Ndidi first featured for the John Obu's U20 that were part at the 2013 WYC. Obu brought Ndidi to lime light and not Manu. Also Ndidi was not part of the 18man squad to the 2013 FIFA U17.
3. Do you know Emmanuel Babayaro was once invited to the Super Eagles camp of the 90s. He never got to play any game for the Super Eagles and so till date only referred to as a former youth international.

Don't get me wrong. I dnt have anything against any player. My own is "no preference because they are Manu's boys". Let them show they have come of age first and merit the national team call up.

daveP:
so his footwork won him all those titles. He was the only one on the pitch ba. No you should pass me what you're smoking. Or rather ask Joe, cos he said there's none like Bravo when it comes to footwork.

So how does titles justify his footwork?

Add the price of the weed besides


Just like saying Valdes was better than Casillas cos he won lots of titles with Barca! Cmon that's laughable and hilarious.....

De Gea hasn't won much with Man U, does that take away the fact that he isn't world class? Chai
When it comes to better footwork, who is Bravo, near Mignolet?

Lemme not go further sef...

komekn:
One of the things about NFF communication with players it is facilitated by other officials, who may not be the most efficient.

Did he have the right number, did he call at the right time, for instance training usually starts at 9.30 am may not end until 2.30/3.00pm. During this period your phones off.

There are a multitude of scenarios that can cause a breakdown of communication. Enyeama is not a liar, a man of integrity yes from all I have heard.

TheGoodJoe:
GABRIEL JESUS NOT A THREAT TO IHEANACHO - Guardiola Hints


"He (Gabriel Jesus) can play as a winger making movements outside, inside, but of course he has to play close to the goal," Guardiola said.

"He's not a typical winger down the line like Ras [Raheem Sterling] or Jesus [Navas]. He has to live in front of the goal.

"He has a good sense of the goal, he makes good movements and runs in behind. You have to use him close to Sergio, close to our strikers."

http://www.sportalnz.gearbox.performgroup.com/football/english-football/no-pressure-on-gabriel-jesus-as-pep-guardiola-eyes-sergio-aguero-link-up-manchester-city/h38spgv4cqve16ksp2y04gcoe

Guardiola plans to use him in a more creative way to supply the strike force and also score too. This does not mean Guardiola might not use him as a striker or false nine. However, the Manchester City boss vision is clear. Aguero and Iheanacho are his strikers. He does not plan to use Gabriel as one.

BascoVanVeli:
If u are not going to pass it at least tell me where to get some. What else does a keeper at barca do? Anyone can win at barca but when u beat Messi and co twice on penalties u should get respected.

lakesidepapa:
The Vision is not clear to him yet, he just have to do the right thing and put the right player at the right position. This is epl, they will beat him right and back if anything goes wrong.

Nacho is an AM attacking hybrid player that has goals record, The pressure is on him and it's not good for a young player.

TheGoodJoe:
Mignolet’s Passing: Poor Ability Or Lack Of Options?

Southampton were victorious over Liverpool on Saturday for a variety of reasons; being clinical in the box and competitive all over the pitch being two very important ones.

But they also pressed from the front to limit the Reds’ passing options, knowing full well that Mignolet is not particularly comfortable on the ball, and sure enough, the big Belgian gave possession over to them twenty-one times over the course of the match.

https://basstunedtored.com/2013/09/22/mignolets-passing-poor-ability-or-lack-of-options/

BascoVanVeli you can imagine the bolded and this guy is comparing him to Bravo. Please I am begging you, do not try that stuff he puffs. It is some real good s***

BascoVanVeli:
If u are not going to pass it at least tell me where to get some. What else does a keeper at barca do? Anyone can win at barca but when u beat Messi and co twice on penalties u should get respected.

TheGoodJoe:
In defence, Mikel pressed up field against Barcelona midfielder Xavi, who was eventually unable to pull the strings due to Mikel’s constant harassing.

http://backpagefootball.com/the-curious-case-of-john-obi-mikel/59804/


Taken from this chapter.


In the contentious second leg of the Barcelona semifinal encounter, on the back of a solid performance in their 1-0 win earlier, Mikel single handedly shut down the Barcelona midfield. For 90 minutes, the Nigerian showed determination, stamina and speed that were once thought to have been nonexistent in his game. In defence, Mikel pressed up field against Barcelona midfielder Xavi, who was eventually unable to pull the strings due to Mikel’s constant harassing. Furthermore, the Nigerian was tireless in double marking Lionel Messi, while breaking down through balls from the Barcelona midfield. In attack, Mikel kept things simple as ever, laying of the ball to midfielders like Ramires and Lampard before man marking Lionel Messi, denying the Argentinian space to ply his skill as a false nine from deeper midfield. Chelsea emerged with a 2-2 draw and winners on aggregate, moving to a much stronger challenge against Bayern Munich.

princesuko:
You Provide a link paying tribute to Mikel?

TheGoodJoe:

You will prefer one paying tribute to Lampard? Your seeing a break down of his performances and you are complaining.

zicky:
Mr Joe can argue for Africa or you want the. Trend to go far cos I noticed you reply one comment with three or four post.

E dey pain my eyes

zicky:
Mr Joe can argue for Africa or you want the. Trend to go far cos I noticed you reply one comment with three or four post.

E dey pain my eyes

safarigirl:
This January 14th will be buay

AFCON will be on, EPL will be on and MMM will be ending their Christmas break. Lots to look forward to

Anyway, because they knocked us out of the competition, I'll be supporting Egypt to win this year's AFCON....our lack of participation will be worth it then.

terzurum5:
AF Nigeria Premier League 2016/2017 China PR
Ighalo still with us insists Watford boss amid China move rumours

https://africanfootball.com/bp_images/2017/01/ighalo.jpg
Watford forward Odion Ighalo

Manager Walter Mazzarri has insisted Odion Ighalo remains a Watford player despite rumours he may now take the big cash from China, adding the Nigeria striker will as a result be involved in today’s FA Cup tie against Burton Albion.


Speculations are rife that Ighalo is now set to reignite a big-money move to China after he has twice rejected such an overture.


However, Mazzarri has maintained he will not be part of the rumours by insisting the Nigeria striker remains a Watford player.


“Ighalo will play for us against Burton Albion. I only talk on players who are with us,” declared the Italian coach.


The 27-year-old Ighalo has managed only a goal in 17 appearances in the Premier League this season after he netted 15 goals last term.

africanfootball.com/news/676849/Ighalo-still-with-us-insists-Watford-boss-amid-China-move-rumours

komekn:
It is considerably much easier to be patient and persevere when you are not hungry and your contentment has being massaged with a long term £80k+ weekly wages contract.

tbaba1234:
Recently, I read a report of a Ghanian Player signed by Andrelecht from Asante Kotoko. No trial!!

The best players in Nigerian's premier league are either signed by North African clubs or taken on trial to obscure leagues. It appears that there is a major problem with our league. I would argue that the best Nigerian players are not there. Ifeanyi Mathew was the best midfielder in the Nigerian league but was subjected to trials in Lillestorm, Obaje is one of the highest scorers but had to go on trial with Spartak Moscow.

When we had Manu's under 20 side play with our best league teams, it exposed the quality of our league. Kids were running rings around experienced professionals.