@APROKOGIRL

They were suppose to bring joy to the faces of Nigerians but all they brought was high blood pressure and 

While some of the incidents could be down to bad luck, still, complacency and lack of focus could also be reasons – Two sides to a coin

You are suppose to be at your very best whenever you pull on that green Nigerian Jersey, and probably these players forgot that pledge.

So we present the 3 Footballers That Committed Crime Against Nigerian Football:

Sani Kaita


Kaita introduced himself to the world while playing all seven matches for the Nigeria U-20 team at the 2005 FIFA U-20 World Cup in the Netherlands.

He was terrific and it was no surprise he earned a berth in the Super Eagles squad ahead of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa

However, his glazing career dwindled after he committed a serious CRIME in the tournament.

While Super Eagles were in a deserved and comfortable lead, Kaita got a very daft red card for kicking Greece star Vasilis Torosidis, making him the first Nigerian player to be sent off in a World Cup match.

Even worse, Greece went on to win the match 


Yakubu Aiyegbeni


Nicknamed ‘The Yak’, Yakubu was a prolific striker who represented Super Eagles in both local and international competitions before he retired.

He scored his first international goal against Namibia on 16 June 2001.

Yakubu was a goal poacher but tend to favor club activities over country.

An example was his decision to snub the Nigeria squad ahead of the 2006 Africa Nations Cup to concentrate on his club Middlesbrough.

And surely that wasn’t his only CRIME.

At the 2010 World Cup, and In a match we had to win, Yakubu missed an open goal from three metres against South Korea in the last Group game.

We eventually crashed out of the tournament for failing to win that game 


Odion Ighalo 



After a tasty maiden career in Premier League side Watford that suddenly became sour, Ighalo was sold to Chinese club Changchun Yatai.

Maybe that was the writings on the wall. Maybe his standards had fallen due to factors we will never know. However, what we do know is Watford became fed up and pushed him to a less competitive league.

Ighalo was lucky to be in the Super Eagles squad for the 2018 World Cup In Russia after a below par display in the qualifiers.

In Super Eagles final match in the group stages against Argentina, the game was tied at 1-1in the 2nd half.

Sadly, one of our own committed a CRIME Against us.

Ighalo, from 7 yards, missed a glorious opportunity (among others) that would have cemented Super Eagles place at the next round of the competition.

Argentina eventually scored late on and Nigeria were eliminated 

BY APROKO GIRL : https://aprokogirl.com/13033/3-nigerian-footballers-lost-important-goals-super-eagles-needed-badly/

Nigeria 7 - 0

Watch the 3 VIDEOS Of how they Missed the Goals Here : https://aprokogirl.com/13033/3-nigerian-footballers-lost-important-goals-super-eagles-needed-badly/

Nice...

Most of them are idiots.

Pls include Rashidi Yekini missed against Italy at US 94.The worst missed in Nigeria World cup history after Yakubu missed.

But Kaita did not lose any goal.

Let it go guys. The world cup is over for those who have been eliminated. A serious team should have started making plans for the next one by now.

...and this made FP? So there's nothing quality to write about than this rubbish?

It even made FP.

The future of Nigeria would always be bleak with pple like this OP and the mods that moved this nonsense to FP.

Cc

Buhari

The factors that worked against Nigeria at that match against Argentina were more than the factors that worked in our favour.
Lives were lost a day earlier, and more than half of the nation was not concerned because of world cup.
If we'd progressed to round of 16, little would have been heard of the killings in Plateau, and yesterday's tanker accident in Lagos would have had little coverage.

This was indeed a sad week for the nation.
God Save Nigeria!

Copy and paste gone wrong. Did Keita miss an important goal? All these yeye bloggers If you want to copy an article next time, copy with sense.

Even the mod that move this rubbish to FP must be suspended without pay

Wazobia

But Kaita no suppose dey that list according to your Title....



JUST NAME IGHALO TWICE

I watched that Keita match live and i'm sure na enemies from his father's and mother's house do collabo for his matter

The Yakubu own before e reach where he miss fire, NEPA took the light

But Ighalo or wetin be his name, i trekked miles to watch ur mactch cos there was traffic, i even leave office early that day and this guy just decided to to to.....well i have forgiven you sha.
Go and Sin no More

I can and will never do anything for Nigerians hypocritical unforgiving and very judgemental

You said those that lost a goal? How does keita lose a goal when sent off? You high?

AprokoGirl:
@APROKOGIRL

They were suppose to bring joy to the faces of Nigerians but all they brought was high blood pressure and 

While some of the incidents could be down to bad luck, still, complacency and lack of focus could also be reasons – Two sides to a coin

You are suppose to be at your very best whenever you pull on that green Nigerian Jersey, and probably these players forgot that pledge.

So we present the 3 Footballers That Committed Crime Against Nigerian Football:

Sani Kaita


Kaita introduced himself to the world while playing all seven matches for the Nigeria U-20 team at the 2005 FIFA U-20 World Cup in the Netherlands.

He was terrific and it was no surprise he earned a berth in the Super Eagles squad ahead of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa

However, his glazing career dwindled after he committed a serious CRIME in the tournament.

While Super Eagles were in a deserved and comfortable lead, Kaita got a very daft red card for kicking Greece star Vasilis Torosidis, making him the first Nigerian player to be sent off in a World Cup match.

Even worse, Greece went on to win the match 


Yakubu Aiyegbeni


Nicknamed ‘The Yak’, Yakubu was a prolific striker who represented Super Eagles in both local and international competitions before he retired.

He scored his first international goal against Namibia on 16 June 2001.

Yakubu was a goal poacher but tend to favor club activities over country.

An example was his decision to snub the Nigeria squad ahead of the 2006 Africa Nations Cup to concentrate on his club Middlesbrough.

And surely that wasn’t his only CRIME.

At the 2010 World Cup, and In a match we had to win, Yakubu missed an open goal from three metres against South Korea in the last Group game.

We eventually crashed out of the tournament for failing to win that game 


Odion Ighalo 



After a tasty maiden career in Premier League side Watford that suddenly became sour, Ighalo was sold to Chinese club Changchun Yatai.

Maybe that was the writings on the wall. Maybe his standards had fallen due to factors we will never know. However, what we do know is Watford became fed up and pushed him to a less competitive league.

Ighalo was lucky to be in the Super Eagles squad for the 2018 World Cup In Russia after a below par display in the qualifiers.

In Super Eagles final match in the group stages against Argentina, the game was tied at 1-1in the 2nd half.

Sadly, one of our own committed a CRIME Against us.

Ighalo, from 7 yards, missed a glorious opportunity (among others) that would have cemented Super Eagles place at the next round of the competition.

Argentina eventually scored late on and Nigeria were eliminated 

BY APROKO GIRL : https://aprokogirl.com/13033/3-nigerian-footballers-lost-important-goals-super-eagles-needed-badly/

Rubbish

FP

Is Buhari delivered?

Useless animals na that ighalo worst pass kudos to the foolish coach that kept playing him ahead of iwobi dundi coach

three over many

AprokoGirl:
@APROKOGIRL

They were suppose to bring joy to the faces of Nigerians but all they brought was high blood pressure and 

While some of the incidents could be down to bad luck, still, complacency and lack of focus could also be reasons – Two sides to a coin

You are suppose to be at your very best whenever you pull on that green Nigerian Jersey, and probably these players forgot that pledge.

So we present the 3 Footballers That Committed Crime Against Nigerian Football:

Sani Kaita


Kaita introduced himself to the world while playing all seven matches for the Nigeria U-20 team at the 2005 FIFA U-20 World Cup in the Netherlands.

He was terrific and it was no surprise he earned a berth in the Super Eagles squad ahead of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa

However, his glazing career dwindled after he committed a serious CRIME in the tournament.

While Super Eagles were in a deserved and comfortable lead, Kaita got a very daft red card for kicking Greece star Vasilis Torosidis, making him the first Nigerian player to be sent off in a World Cup match.

Even worse, Greece went on to win the match 


Yakubu Aiyegbeni


Nicknamed ‘The Yak’, Yakubu was a prolific striker who represented Super Eagles in both local and international competitions before he retired.

He scored his first international goal against Namibia on 16 June 2001.

Yakubu was a goal poacher but tend to favor club activities over country.

An example was his decision to snub the Nigeria squad ahead of the 2006 Africa Nations Cup to concentrate on his club Middlesbrough.

And surely that wasn’t his only CRIME.

At the 2010 World Cup, and In a match we had to win, Yakubu missed an open goal from three metres against South Korea in the last Group game.

We eventually crashed out of the tournament for failing to win that game 


Odion Ighalo 



After a tasty maiden career in Premier League side Watford that suddenly became sour, Ighalo was sold to Chinese club Changchun Yatai.

Maybe that was the writings on the wall. Maybe his standards had fallen due to factors we will never know. However, what we do know is Watford became fed up and pushed him to a less competitive league.

Ighalo was lucky to be in the Super Eagles squad for the 2018 World Cup In Russia after a below par display in the qualifiers.

In Super Eagles final match in the group stages against Argentina, the game was tied at 1-1in the 2nd half.

Sadly, one of our own committed a CRIME Against us.

Ighalo, from 7 yards, missed a glorious opportunity (among others) that would have cemented Super Eagles place at the next round of the competition.

Argentina eventually scored late on and Nigeria were eliminated 

BY APROKO GIRL : https://aprokogirl.com/13033/3-nigerian-footballers-lost-important-goals-super-eagles-needed-badly/

Getting a red card and losing a goal are not the same thing. Please come up with better research than this.

Your writing skills is awesome OP

The Yakubu's own remains evergreen in my memory. I still remember the nonchalant look in his face while chewing gum

Reasons why we are called super chickens,,,,ighalo n ayegbeni own worst, na only nyash dem sabi carry like old pregnant peacock.

hall of shame

Nigerians please let'smove on and forget the past..we cant do well in future when you keep carrying your past in the head..Mistakes are meant to be analysed and learnt from..Look ahead for the next Africa cup of Nations and World cup.. plan and give chance to other better players.

Yakubu's own is in a league of its Own.

Any Ighalo abi na waiting be him name sef Any body wey ever call am for 9ja team again...Sha make I say E no go better for ram ne abi how?

Anyway the deed has been done abi why crying over a spit milk.



Ighalo don already do sent fort for him self.is time to build a vibrant,energetic,formidable,incredible and united national team ahead of nation cup cum world cup.


Ola Aina should now be in the team including nwakali brothers and other young chaps

Of all the world cups we have played 2018 is the most painful exit to me because the ball was in our court to decide.

Kog45:
Pls include Rashidi Yekini missed against Italy at US 94.The worst missed in Nigeria World cup history after Yakubu missed.

You know if you know. I had not opened this thread when that Yekini miss came to my mind.

People don't talk about it because it is Yekini.