DrLikita12:


Correct again
cc PietroRick

Meliforme:
Are you the moniker with claims to have attended two Russell universities in the UK.

tbaba1234:
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How many countries in Africa can boast of these facilities?

The national stadium in Lagos has a capacity of 20,000.

Egypt has more than enough to host AFCON comfortably.

Joebie:
Until he threads that path you are suggesting (assuming it would work to his favor), allow others to say it as it is. You are judged by what you do on the field of play.

Joebie:
whats of Rohr’s system? Has it changed?

forgiveness:


Are you saying Nigeria can't boast of those facilities?

Is Lagos the only stadium in the whole of Nigeria?

krattoss:
abuja,uyo,porthacourt,delta beats some of the unroofed stadiums up there.

Only little regrassing, last touches and they re good to go.

Danielnino00:
Egypt winning the AFCON hosting rights shows fairness on the part of CAF not to allow SA enter through the backdoor ahead of Libya .

Egypt being a football loving country will no doubt fetch a lot of money for CAF.. but the attitude of their fans might be a problem...

As it stands,the odds of Nigeria winning the tournament has dropped drastically...

Joebie:
You no fear?

tbaba1234:
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How many countries in Africa can boast of these facilities?

The national stadium in Lagos has a capacity of 20,000.

Egypt has more than enough to host AFCON comfortably.

komekn:


That's completely scuppered my plan's. I will not be going to Egypt. The activities of IS and the fanatical violent fans.I have been to Egypt and anything away from the tourist left me feeling not confident.

I really wanted Morocco but that's not happening.

Curtisaxel7:


Leave him alone oh. Before you get a full dose of biased subjective emotive prejudicial bashing, borough style. .

peterd53:



Are you sure??

peterd53:



Are you sure??

do4luv14:


style my foot,

what ever happens to adapting to the coach instruction,


if NACHO like himself, he should adapt, and learn long balls or not,

Earthquake1:
This is what I saw while browsing some pages back

Victor Moses out of Nigeria's friendlies:

Chelsea forward Victor Moses is out of Nigeria’s friendlies against Mali and Luxembourg this month, AfricanFootball.com has been told.

The Chelsea forward was one of 26 players called up for the international friendlies by interim coach Salisu Yusuf, but AfricanFootball.com can reveal he has now withdrawn from the games.

A top source at the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) confirmed to AfricanFootball.com on Saturday that the 25-year old will no longer be a part of the games.

“Victor Moses is definitely out of the games against Mali and Luxembourg,” the source informed.

It remains unclear why Moses has pulled out of the games, but AfricanFootball.com was told the player cited an injury for his withdrawal from the games.

“I understand he withdrew due to a knock he suffered for his club,” the source informed further.

Moses’ withdrawal brings the number of players who have withdrawn from the games to five.

CSKA Moscow striker Aaron Samuel is out through injury, while William Troost-Ekong has club engagements and will only join up after the Mali match.

Ahmed Musa and Mikel Obi have been excused to partake in the Joseph Yobo testimonial on the same day the Eagles play their Malian counterparts.



Question is has Victor Moses committed to Nigeria enough to be called a legend?

komekn:


I don't think he is sure.

I have been thier several times and I think that it should hold at least 60,000.

Icon4s:


Forget that talk of fitting into Leicester's style. A player with great abilities ought to have adopted by now.

Like I said very earlier-on on this thread most youth players fail to live up to expectations. We saw players in time past who were better than Iheanacho fizzle out of relevance before our very eyes.

I just hope we have not seen the best of him already.

tbaba1234:
2015 under 17 Ejike Ikwu makes the first team of RC Recreativo Huelva in the Spanish third tier for the first time.
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komekn:


That's completely scuppered my plan's. I will not be going to Egypt. The activities of IS and the fanatical violent fans.I have been to Egypt and anything away from the tourist left me feeling not confident.

I really wanted Morocco but that's not happening.

Danielnino00:



Knock out Egypt? in their own backyard?


You wish....

Clementoke:


Ikechukwu Uche once played for that club if I'm not mistaken. They were in la liga then

Joebie:
Komekn try watch Chukwueze in La Liga. I would like to hear your own analysis without making reference to EPL.

komekn:


That's completely scuppered my plan's. I will not be going to Egypt. The activities of IS and the fanatical violent fans.I have been to Egypt and anything away from the tourist left me feeling not confident.

I really wanted Morocco but that's not happening.

krattoss:
mehn u ve been to every where in the world

komekn:


That's completely scuppered my plan's. I will not be going to Egypt. The activities of IS and the fanatical violent fans.I have been to Egypt and anything away from the tourist left me feeling not confident.

I really wanted Morocco but that's not happening.

TheGoodJoe:


I do not see Rohr as a creative attacking coach and do not see him as a good fit to get the best of our creatove/attacking players.

BascoVanVeli:


Why not? We have not even played the match and u are already giving up.

PietroRick:
lol.. Thanks.
I just hope I have not wasted my happiness

tbaba1234:
2015 under 17 Ejike Ikwu makes the first team of RC Recreativo Huelva in the Spanish third tier for the first time.
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Joebie:
Will he start?