₦airaland Forum

Earthquake1:
Zungu of South Africa also scored a goal in this match

andrew44444:
What low? Did he bench vardy?

How many games did he start? slimani thats almost always injured

Go to leicester site and see fans always speak good of slimani, 80 percent of fans even preferred him to stay as vardy back up ahead of iheanacho

Slimani still manages 8 goals in 35 epl games for leicester, go and check the minutes he played

You go just open mouth talk without making research, it easy for you to label a player a flop

mostob:
see as you line up dem MFs as if dem wan withdraw from ATM... Lolz
nice one though.

safarigirl:
I don't even think Guinea Bissau has a team he can play in, and you never know what will happen in a fee years, dynamics may change.

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.

Danielnino00:
Spain ?? Maybe for their youth team..can't remember the last time a Spanish player of African descent played for Spain... Inaki Williams still dy wait for his competitive debut....

TheSuperNerd:
Who is Rohr referring to?

“When I go out, I feel this love, I feel it everywhere. The
only people I don’t feel this love from, there is only one
category especially after the AFCON, and you know who it
is. But everywhere, if it is here or in other places, I feel this
love, this is a reason for me, which makes it very hard to
leave because there is human relationship which is
important also.
.
This is the most passionate (job) because the passion
around me is giving me also the passion, enthusiasm and
desire to do well. This job here is very different because we
speak English, which I did not speak for a long time, since
my school time. But I have learnt back quickly; the
mentality is also different."

-Gernot Rohr, Super Eagles Head Coach.

komekn:
I remember some Superdelusuional overly optimistic assumed football analyst announced. KC is back to form.

The reality for KC is that no Championship side that's forward thinking will even take him on.

But somehow he has been called to the SE on what basis 5 goals in two seasons of the EPL.

andrew444:
Throw back

komekn:
I remember some Superdelusuional overly optimistic assumed football analyst announced. KC is back to form.

The reality for KC is that no Championship side that's forward thinking will even take him on.

But somehow he has been called to the SE on what basis 5 goals in two seasons of the EPL.

Icon4s:
Their football is on the rise.

They have taken part in the last two AFCONs.
Last year they raised an all foreign based U20 Team that gave our flying Eagles a running for their money.

They are taking football seriously lately. I recon they will fight to get that kid.

Icon4s:
Their football is on the rise.

They have taken part in the last two AFCONs.
Last year they raised an all foreign based U20 Team that gave our flying Eagles a running for their money.

They are taking football seriously lately. I recon they will fight to get that kid.

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.

Did you attend command ikeja? What set 07?

TheSuperNerd:
Who is Rohr referring to?

“When I go out, I feel this love, I feel it everywhere. The
only people I don’t feel this love from, there is only one
category especially after the AFCON, and you know who it
is. But everywhere, if it is here or in other places, I feel this
love, this is a reason for me, which makes it very hard to
leave because there is human relationship which is
important also.
.
This is the most passionate (job) because the passion
around me is giving me also the passion, enthusiasm and
desire to do well. This job here is very different because we
speak English, which I did not speak for a long time, since
my school time. But I have learnt back quickly; the
mentality is also different."

-Gernot Rohr, Super Eagles Head Coach.

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.

Did you attend command ikeja? And were u 07 set?

komekn:
My guess without looking they larger majority are all playing in Portugal? ❓

Not sure why but l know a League one club was considering setting up an Academy there. It was between Guinea and Guinea Bissau.

gamaliel9:
Is Kingsley Michael better than Wilfred Ndidi?


Na question oooo

charlesemeka85:
Former Super Eagles invitee Eberechi Eze has been recognized for his his outstanding performance in the last round of matches in the EFL Championship after he was included in Whoscored.com's Championship Team of the Week.

In addition, the Queens Park Rangers attacking midfielder was the star man last weekend, with a rating of 8.9.

Eze was involved in two goals as QPR beat Wigan Athletic 3-1 on match day five, scoring his second of the season in the 61st minute before providing the assist for Hugill's goal nine minutes from time.

Premier League clubs including Tottenham and Southampton are reportedly keeping tabs on the Royals star with a view to making a bid for his services when the transfer window reopens.

Eze started on the right side of a four-man midfield in the Championship Team of the Week.

Ovie Ejaria (Reading), Oghenekaro Etebo (Stoke), Semi Ajayi (WBA), Deji Oshilaja (Charlton), Sammy Ameobi (Nottingham Forest) and Moses Odubajo (Sheffield Wednesday) were in action for their respective clubs last weekend.

gamaliel9:
Villarreal C team is in group 6,while Xeres Desportivo[Ejike Ikwu] and Real Betis B[Zakari] are in group 10....hmmmmmmmmmmmm

charlesemeka85:
Former Manchester United midfielder Michael Stewart has reserved special praise for Joe Aribo and likened him to Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard, who coaches Glasgow Rangers.

Aribo was the second Nigerian player signed by Rangers this summer, arriving after Liverpool winger Sheyi Ojo and the midfielder has been fantastic since the start of the season, so much so that he has earned a maiden call-up to the Nigeria National Team ahead of a friendly against Ukraine.

Writing in the Scottish Sun, Stewart said : ''The kid is like a proper old-school midfielder in the same way his gaffer was.

''One minute he’ll drop deep and pick up the ball, the next he’s driving forward and pushing his team on.

''Having seen Aribo, right, a few times I can see why Gerrard was so keen to get in ahead of others to get him.

''He looks like one of the best pieces of business of any side this window.''

The 23-year-old Aribo had attracted interest from several Premier League and Championship clubs before Steven Gerrard convinced him to join Rangers.

TheSuperNerd:
A weekend without Charles dropping a news post on our Super Eagles new boy, Joe Aribo is like a day without the sun......

You dey do well My man.... Even Simon greets you..... Omo dada.... hehehehehe

gamaliel9:
Is Kingsley Michael better than Wilfred Ndidi?


Na question oooo