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andrew44444:
Lets be hopeful for nwakali

But the earlier the better for him

TheSuperNerd:
CLASS OF 2013 Nigeria U-17 graduates

"The Manu Garba boys"

Doing very well:
Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester City, England)

Doing okay:
Francis Uzoho (Omonia Nicosia, Cyprus)

Doing fairly okay:
Musa Mohammed (HNK Gorica, Croatia)

At a cross roads:
Kelechi Iheanacho (Leicester City, England) - Bright Start at Man City... struggling to fly at Leicester. Gametime hard to come by so far in 2019/2020 despite fine comeback form in preseason.

Seriously Struggling:
Isaac Success (Watford, England)
Dele Alampasu (Unattached or Feirense U-23)
Musa Yahaya (FC Porto B)

charlesemeka85:
When em come super eagles now make one mistake una go start to dey talk how bad he is. For him to be an ever present figure in udinese last season means he is good.

Na una no dey value wetin una get

charlesemeka85:
hopeful on instagram king when young serious ones are springing up like kilode? aribo and ejaria are turning heads in their respective clubs and now kingsley have worked himself into first team footie in the serie A.

i done comot eye for nwakali since self

Earthquake1:
6pm?

andrew44444:
Lol

TheSuperNerd:
CLASS OF 2013 Nigeria U-17 graduates

"The Manu Garba boys"

Doing very well:
Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester City, England)

Doing okay:
Francis Uzoho (Omonia Nicosia, Cyprus)

Doing fairly okay:
Musa Mohammed (HNK Gorica, Croatia)

At a cross roads:
Kelechi Iheanacho (Leicester City, England) - Bright Start at Man City... struggling to fly at Leicester. Gametime hard to come by so far in 2019/2020 despite fine comeback form in preseason.

Seriously Struggling:
Isaac Success (Watford, England)
Dele Alampasu (Unattached or Feirense U-23)
Musa Yahaya (FC Porto B)

Icon4s:
Well, for Wilfred Ndidi, yes he was discovered by Manu but was not much part of the 2013 U17 as he failed the MRI even before the CAF U17. John Obu(U20 coach) actually took him to his first tournament. The boys that Manu featured at the U17 WC have largely been disappointing in terms of Progression. Again, this tells us that age cheating is not the only reason our youth players have not been progressing well.

DrLikita12:
FT:
Enyimba 5-0 Rahimo (Agg 5-1)

TheSuperNerd:
I know all these but fact remains that he belongs to the 2013 class. He took part in every game in the qualifiers in 2012. He was nicknamed "Rock of Gibraltar" or "barbwire" back then in 2012. Ndidi is a barracks boy who lived in the cantonment where I attended my secondary school in Lagos. I can see where he gets his disciplined mindset from.

safarigirl:
why did his own have to come with such a long explanation, as if we don't know what is happening to the career? Why didn't you explain what is going on with the others too?

Your bias is showing

Icon4s:
The people's Elephants are on the match again.

TheSuperNerd:
I know all these but fact remains that he belongs to the 2013 class. He took part in every game in the qualifiers in 2012. He was nicknamed "Rock of Gibraltar" or "barbwire" back then in 2012. Ndidi is a barracks boy who lived in the cantonment where I attended my secondary school in Lagos. I can see where he gets his disciplined mindset from.

charlesemeka85:
al ahly,zamalek,raja casablanca,etoile,tp mazembe and co are waiting for them

Icon4s:
Qualifiers that didn't include the CAF U17. That is the main qualifiers bro

But what do you think could be responsible for the lack of Progression from a lot of those Manu's players. Let's rub minds.

gamaliel9:
Sorry i meant u20 world cup...

TheSuperNerd:
Because Iheanacho had actually taken the EPL by storm in his first pro season. He has two good seasons cumulatively from his Man City days in his young career. Unlike others down in the list that have done nothing. This is just to show why he is placed at crossroads level and not the "seriously Struggling level".
No need using my post to score easy likes.

Icon4s:
The people's Elephants are on the match again.

TheSuperNerd:
March that won't land us the title..... that one Na March?

safarigirl:
You take yourself far too seriously

The explanation was not needed, but because it's Iheanacho, we have to add he had a bright and sparkly pre-season with Leicester. That's the bias, not the line about City.

Thanks for the reminder sha, we are still praying for him. Maybe he's following bad energy, hence his lack of progress

TheSuperNerd:
I guess Rohr too is bias for giving him a return invite. Also he did have a good preseason with Leicester didn't he? He looked sharper and fitter than he did during his slump prior to the Afcon. Since when does speaking truth amount to bias?

Pray for Nacho? Hahaha... Safarigirl.... you don't even pray for yourself. Na Nacho you come dey pray for. Lol... Please.... leave me to keep my hopes on the lad okay. If you have given up... well I haven't. So let It be.

TheSuperNerd:
CLASS OF 2013 Nigeria U-17 graduates

"The Manu Garba boys"

Doing very well:
Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester City, England)

Doing okay:
Francis Uzoho (Omonia Nicosia, Cyprus)

Doing fairly okay:
Musa Mohammed (HNK Gorica, Croatia)

At a cross roads:
Kelechi Iheanacho (Leicester City, England) - Bright Start at Man City... struggling to fly at Leicester. Gametime hard to come by so far in 2019/2020 despite fine comeback form in preseason.

Seriously Struggling:
Isaac Success (Watford, England)
Dele Alampasu (Unattached or Feirense U-23)
Musa Yahaya (FC Porto B)

safarigirl:
see, this is unneeded.

Somebody will be bantering with you, and the next thing is to resort to personal attacks. I wonder what informed such an ignorant statement from you

I haven't given up on him, I just have sense now, and have decided that dwelling on the past will not help his career. All your hopes will not help Iheanacho, Iheanacho has to help himself and he's dragging his feet.

A good parent knows when to stop petting their child and payiny lipservice to their development, a good parent knows when to go hard on a child, rather than

soetanoreoluwa:
What of awoniyi?
Zaharaddeen Bello (Kano Pillars)

Nwakali chidiebere?

Chidera Ezeh

Abdulazeez Abubakar (no club) goalkeeper
Raymond Japhet no club

Saviour Godwin (Roeselare, Belgium) manu garba postal boy.

Chigozie Obasi no club after few stint at Monaco n Deportivo de La Coruña

Abdullahi Alfa (FK Ventspils, Latvia)

Habib Makanjuola no club

Aliyu Abubakar (PS Kemi Kings, Finland don't know if he's contract was renewed supposed to expire ending last year.

Denis Nya (Akwa United, Uyo) didn't know if still playing at akwa utd.

Akinjide Idowu (Now in USA) stopped playing football though played for Portland team B for sometime bfr quiting.

Samuel Okon last time he played for (Akwa United, Uyo)

safarigirl:
see, this is unneeded.

Somebody will be bantering with you, and the next thing is to resort to personal attacks. I wonder what informed such an ignorant statement from you

I haven't given up on him, I just have sense now, and have decided that dwelling on the past will not help his career. All your hopes will not help Iheanacho, Iheanacho has to help himself and he's dragging his feet.

A good parent knows when to stop petting their child and payiny lipservice to their development, a good parent knows when to go hard on a child, rather than fill them with empty encouragements.

We are praying for Kelechi, because as a good parent, it is your duty to pray for a child that has lost his way, even if you don't pray for yourself. I am a good parent and I have sense

Goodnight man.

safarigirl:
so, any comments on the 16-year old that debuted for Barcelona today? Who watched?

Dude is from Guinea-Bissau, sadly, a country that barely offers the continent any football talent, so, he might eventually be a Spanish international.