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jieta:
I tire, please when is Nigeria u17 next match?

tbaba1234:
Tomorrow

andrew444:
Olympic marseille celebrating taye taiwo on Instagram

Dude is a legend

forgiveness:
Former captain of Marseille.

darkelf:
That is our worry about him

It has stunted his game.

andrew444:
Yeah

Today na him bday

forgiveness:
I just noticed that Alampasu played in January for 90 minutes in the Portuguese first division and he is currently the second choice goalkeeper.

Well, I don't think he has regressed.

Humility017:
the guy should please retire from the national team after AFCON.... we need encourage young legs.
he can get some chinese clubs na

darkelf:
Sorry, I beg to disagree.

He has managed just 3 appearances this season. How would he not have regressed?

forgiveness:
Not three only one. If he has regressed how did he become the second choice goalkeeper?

charlesemeka85:
Clubs across Europe are queuing for Everton attacker Henry Onyekuru.

The Nigeria international has impressed on-loan with Galatasaray this season.

Fotomac says Onyekuru is at the centre of transfer speculation once again following Galatasaray's derby clash with Fenerbahce.

Everton's on-loan forward netted Galatasaray's goal in a 1-1 draw but scouts from Borussia Dortmund, Marseille, Monaco and Sevilla were reportedly dispatched to watch his progress.

The 21-year-old has now scored 12 league goals in 26 appearances this season.


Read more at https://www.tribalfootball.com/articles/bvb-marseille-chasing-everton-attacker-henry-onyekuru-4277163#s2JgMiU2YXIGl8Vg.99

Earthquake3:
Messing around with my computer and decided to come up with this

Starboytwo:
Onyekuru stats is really impressive...118 total Apps and 51 Goals...

iSlayer2:
What does it mean?

Earthquake3:
I don't know I just drew it

iSlayer2:
The guy is shaping into a model attacker. If he adds trophies to his cabinet, he's on the next level as a footballer.

Starboytwo:
Onyekuru stats is really impressive...118 total Apps and 51 Goals...

Bolowolowo:
His team is 5 points behind Istanbul. Hopefully they can put the pedal to the metal and overtake for 1st and win the Turkish league.

Imagine him in the next 2 years. Our very own Aubameyang. We have a hot commodity on our hands.

BascoVanVeli:
Lets be honest if your parents have money they could even hire an ex professional to train you. They can send you abroad for football camps. They can even set up a pitch at the house.

Then you talk about changing lives, shouldn't we be looking for the poorest of the poor? What you are doing is opening up a can of worms that will lead to even more discrimination.

BascoVanVeli:
This is what I am talking about. You want young players in the league but instead of convincing both parties that this should be done you are busy planning discrimination. How many U17 world cup players have you seen in the NPFL? They would rather go on trials than play in the local league.

Most of these kids even go abroad for tournaments so your excuse about getting them exposed is a fallacy.

Bolowolowo:
His team is 5 points behind Istanbul. Hopefully they can put the pedal to the metal and overtake for 1st and win the Turkish league.

Imagine him in the next 2 years. Our very own Aubameyang. We have a hot commodity on our hands.

iSlayer2:
The guy is shaping into a model attacker. If he adds trophies to his cabinet, he's on the next level as a footballer.

markhalifa:
and learn to score in Europe competition lyk champions league, he's good to go

edi287:
Lateef has changed his mind. Posted a pic with naija tracksuit on. Well done to Tbaba123 for speaking to him.

TheGoodJoe:
The point is simple. The foreign borns have excess opportunities and our grassroot have very limited opportunities. So the U17 should be channelled towards giving our grassroot players more education and exposure until we fix our grassroot football structure.

Thank you.

TheGoodJoe:
The point is simple. The foreign borns have excess opportunities and our grassroot have very limited opportunities. So the U17 should be channelled towards giving our grassroot players more education and exposure until we fix our grassroot football structure.

Thank you.