then why are you here?

realpoacher:
I dont even understand our purpose on this thread. Or our usefulness.


Otabor this, Ebere Eze that.


Our voices, our noise here is completely and totally irrelevant in grand scheme of things.

We have been discussing here every day about moving nigeria's football forward yet nff will wake up and do complete opposite.

Isnt it obvious here that our rant equals to nothing?

Please take your Otabor rankings to nff handle and spear me intellectual reads here.

Haba

Even me i am hurt concerning his callup but obviously my feelings are inconsequential in this matter. So i keep shut

Abeg make everybody face front

It was reported that NFF was not involved in Otabor's invitation... They was a clause in Rohr's contract that states NFF is not to interfere in his selection... This is caused by rohr through a French agent... This agent has successfully lured 8 players to the super eagles... This is highly linked to DW sports... I guessed that was why aribo invitation was quick

Imagine if this Otabor dude becomes the star of the friendly

Bolowolowo:
Imagine if this Otabor dude becomes the star of the friendly

It does not matter.

When Imama beat Libya in the second leg, people were rejoicing but the problems were still there.

Now we are starting to see the effects.

There should be a standard for the national team. Things must be done properly.

If not, it will not stop at Otabor, We will soon have a team of carpenters and brick layers.

tbaba1234:

We will soon have a team of carpenters and brick layers.

noble professions

The boy is fast. I wonder if he’s faster than Musa.

..

Dis one dey romance us

Odunayaw:
noble professions

Sure... Just the wrong profession..

realpoacher:
I dont even understand our purpose on this thread. Or our usefulness.


Otabor this, Ebere Eze that.


Our voices, our noise here is completely and totally irrelevant in grand scheme of things.

We have been discussing here every day about moving nigeria's football forward yet nff will wake up and do complete opposite.

Isnt it obvious here that our rant equals to nothing?

Please take your Otabor rankings to nff handle and spear me intellectual reads here.

Haba

Even me i am hurt concerning his callup but obviously my feelings are inconsequential in this matter. So i keep shut

Abeg make everybody face front

If all of us will take this position then even you won't like to visit this thread because it will be too dry

charlesemeka85:
Dis one dey romance us

Who be this one

Tosin adarabioyo lol

jihday:
Who be this one

Bolowolowo:
Imagine if this Otabor dude becomes the star of the friendly

Super eagles team don take shape

Go and check our list and you will smile at the league where our players ply their trade, but if you see that bulgaria you go just shake your head, the only place i can accept such is the GK area

If the guy like make e score hattrick, such players from such league have no business in the eagles, to make it worst self my guy no get good stats

Me i am looking forward to the brazil game, even thou he wont play no mean say make de waste space.

Earthquake1:


Dude is trying to stay in his comfort zone

The same Galatasaray that refused the chance to buy him

He wanted gala stay but they refused to pay ordinary 15 million euros for him, someone that was one of their best player when they won the league, if not the best self, gala bought 2 wingers ahead of onyekuru

andrew444:


He wanted gala stay but they refused to pay ordinary 15 million euros for him, someone that was one of their best player when they won the league, if not the best self, gala bought 2 wingers ahead of onyekuru

He will go there and sit on the bench for Babel

Instead of fighting for his place in France, even Simon Moses is doing it

Earthquake1:


He will go there and sit on the bench for Babel

Instead of fighting for his place in France, even Simon Moses is doing it

He should fight for his place, even keita balde didnt get it that easy

charlesemeka85:
Tosin adarabioyo lol

The Mancity dude. Even better dem invite am to this Utaba guy.

comodo:

The Mancity dude. Even better dem invite am to this Utaba guy.

Why should we invite him?

Fikayo Tomori said he didn't get a call from Nigeria

The 21-year-old has been a revelation in the heart of Chelsea’s defence this season, and that has earned him a call-up to England’s national team, but he has now revealed it was not a given he was going to represent the Three Lions ahead of Nigeria and Canada

Tomori was also eligible to play for one of Canada or Nigeria, but he is set to feature for England after he was named in Gareth Southgate’s squad for the Euro 2020 qualifiers against Czech Republic and Bulgaria.

Speaking on why he decided to choose England ahead of Canada and Nigeria, Tomori said he would have represented either of those countries had they extended an invitation to him before England did.

In an interview with Goal where Soccernet.ng got excerpts from, Tomori revealed it was not 100% sure he was going to play for England despite representing them at youth level.

“England is such a big nation, as well as Nigeria and Canada, so I think I was going to be happy with whoever called me up – but it’s nice it is England,” Tomori said.

“It wasn’t England all the way. I had certain people and certain things that I had to consider. I spoke to my family and people that I care about it and that’s the decision I came to. So, when England came calling, it was difficult to say no.

“It was just more of a thing I was waiting for a call-up because the last international break I didn’t get a call-up from anyone. This international break, I was waiting for a call-up and England called me up.

'The New Wilfred Ndidi' Pledges Allegiance To Nigeria Over France And Germany


Promising KFC Uerdingen youth-teamer Topmann Ugochukwu Izuwa has pledged his international allegiance to Nigeria even though he is eligible to turn out for world champions France and Germany.

Born in France eighteen years ago to Nigerian parents, he moved to Germany after his birth, and has a German passport.

Explaining the decision why Topmann opted to commit his international future to the three-time African champions rather than two heavyweights in world football, his father Bishop Izuwa stressed that the midfielder is proud of his Nigerian background and wants to contribute to the country.

'Topmann can play for three countries; France, Germany and Nigeria. I have made my children understand that home is home even though they were born in Europe,'' Izuwa Senior told allnigeriasoccer.com.

''If you don't have a root you cannot bear fruits and their foundation should be home. I want him to use his gifts to project the interest of Nigeria than serving the interest of his place of birth, that is the ideology.

''He has great opportunities in Germany and France but it is better he plays for Nigeria.''

Topmann has drawn comparisons with Nigeria star Wilfred Ndidi and just like the Leicester City midfielder, he can also be deployed as a central defender.

Izuwa added : ''He can play as a midfielder and a defender. Most of the time he is used in midfield. He plays like Leicester City's Wilfred Ndidi.

''He is a fantastic player, has good ball control, has good ball distribution, can play shots, good in the air especially from set pieces. He is aggressive and a mobile player''.

Topmann Izuwa was acquired by German 3. Liga club KFC Uerdingen in 2018 after stops at Sportfreunde Hamborn 07, MSV Duisburg, Rot-Weiss Essen, TB Oberhausen, VfR 08 Oberhausen and Schwarz-Weiß Essen.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel

Fikayo Tomori: Why I Chose England Ahead Of Nigeria


The 21-year-old has been a revelation in the heart of Chelsea’s defence this season, and that has earned him a call-up to England’s national team, but he has now revealed it was not a given he was going to represent the Three Lions ahead of Nigeria and Canada

Tomori was also eligible to play for one of Canada or Nigeria, but he is set to feature for England after he was named in Gareth Southgate’s squad for the Euro 2020 qualifiers against Czech Republic and Bulgaria.

Speaking on why he decided to choose England ahead of Canada and Nigeria, Tomori said he would have represented either of those countries had they extended an invitation to him before England did.

In an interview with Goal where Soccernet.ng
got excerpts from, Tomori revealed it was not 100% sure he was going to play for England despite representing them at youth level.

“England is such a big nation, as well as Nigeria and Canada, so I think I was going to be happy with whoever called me up – but it’s nice it is England,” Tomori said.

“It wasn’t England all the way. I had certain people and certain things that I had to consider. I spoke to my family and people that I care about it and that’s the decision I came to. So, when England came calling, it was difficult to say no.

“It was just more of a thing I was waiting for a call-up because the last international break I didn’t get a call-up from anyone. This international break, I was waiting for a call-up and England called me up.



https://soccernet.ng/2019/10/fikayo-tomori-why-i-chose-england-ahead-of-nigeria.html/amp

M7even:
Fikayo Tomori said he didn't get a call from Nigeria

The 21-year-old has been a revelation in the heart of Chelsea’s defence this season, and that has earned him a call-up to England’s national team, but he has now revealed it was not a given he was going to represent the Three Lions ahead of Nigeria and Canada

Tomori was also eligible to play for one of Canada or Nigeria, but he is set to feature for England after he was named in Gareth Southgate’s squad for the Euro 2020 qualifiers against Czech Republic and Bulgaria.

Speaking on why he decided to choose England ahead of Canada and Nigeria, Tomori said he would have represented either of those countries had they extended an invitation to him before England did.

In an interview with Goal where Soccernet.ng got excerpts from, Tomori revealed it was not 100% sure he was going to play for England despite representing them at youth level.

“England is such a big nation, as well as Nigeria and Canada, so I think I was going to be happy with whoever called me up – but it’s nice it is England,” Tomori said.

“It wasn’t England all the way. I had certain people and certain things that I had to consider. I spoke to my family and people that I care about it and that’s the decision I came to. So, when England came calling, it was difficult to say no.

“It was just more of a thing I was waiting for a call-up because the last international break I didn’t get a call-up from anyone. This international break, I was waiting for a call-up and England called me up.

tomori should stop this rubbish lie. It is starting to piss me off. He should focus on his England career and stop trying to save face.. F.ck tomori and if you wanna roll with him and his baseless lie.. F.ck you too.

Tell it to the birds

MetalJigsaw:

Fikayo Tomori: Why I Chose England Ahead Of Nigeria


The 21-year-old has been a revelation in the heart of Chelsea’s defence this season, and that has earned him a call-up to England’s national team, but he has now revealed it was not a given he was going to represent the Three Lions ahead of Nigeria and Canada

Tomori was also eligible to play for one of Canada or Nigeria, but he is set to feature for England after he was named in Gareth Southgate’s squad for the Euro 2020 qualifiers against Czech Republic and Bulgaria.

Speaking on why he decided to choose England ahead of Canada and Nigeria, Tomori said he would have represented either of those countries had they extended an invitation to him before England did.

In an interview with Goal where Soccernet.ng
got excerpts from, Tomori revealed it was not 100% sure he was going to play for England despite representing them at youth level.

“England is such a big nation, as well as Nigeria and Canada, so I think I was going to be happy with whoever called me up – but it’s nice it is England,” Tomori said.

“It wasn’t England all the way. I had certain people and certain things that I had to consider. I spoke to my family and people that I care about it and that’s the decision I came to. So, when England came calling, it was difficult to say no.

“It was just more of a thing I was waiting for a call-up because the last international break I didn’t get a call-up from anyone. This international break, I was waiting for a call-up and England called me up.



https://soccernet.ng/2019/10/fikayo-tomori-why-i-chose-england-ahead-of-nigeria.html/amp

Onyekuru may head back to Galatasaray on loan


Henry Onyekuru shone at Galatasaray last season and could now head back there
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Score Nigeria Reporter
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Henry Onyekuru could well be on his way back to Turkish champions Galatasaray on loan after a rather difficult time at new club AS Monaco, SCORENigeria can report.

Several media reports said Onyekuru, 22, will return to Turkey in the January transfer window.

Onyekuru has yet to settle at new club Monaco, who are struggling after a poor start this season.
He won the league and cup double with Gala last
season, scoring 14 goals in 31 matches.

He has previously played on loan at Anderlecht.



https://scorenigeria.com.ng/onyekuru-may-head-back-to-galatasaray-on-loan/

kris:
The boy is fast. I wonder if he’s faster than Musa.

I don't think so.

kris:
The boy is fast. I wonder if he’s faster than Musa.

As a winger,his end product is more important. I checked his stat on transfermarket and he doesn't have up to 10 career goals or assists in over 100 appearance despite playing mostly in d lower division of English football....

Earthquake1:


Why should we invite him?

Lol help me ask am as if na defender get injury, even if na defender this guy issa below average play who plays for blackburn

Danielnino00:


As a winger,his end product is more important. I checked his stat on transfermarket and he doesn't have up to 10 career goals or assists in over 100 appearance despite playing mostly in d lower division of English football....

lol

Danielnino00:


As a winger,his end product is more important. I checked his stat on transfermarket and he doesn't have up to 10 career goals or assists in over 100 appearance despite playing mostly in d lower division of English football....

Lol. No wonder he ended up in Bulgaria.

His handlers just wants to use the national team call up to do a push-to-start on his career, may be it will wake up.

yeye

Earthquake1:


Why should we invite him?

Ain't we better off with a promising young central defender

so nah otabor Solomon invitation open book of lamentation for here for days,

chaii it is well ooo

M7even:
Fikayo Tomori said he didn't get a call from Nigeria

The 21-year-old has been a revelation in the heart of Chelsea’s defence this season, and that has earned him a call-up to England’s national team, but he has now revealed it was not a given he was going to represent the Three Lions ahead of Nigeria and Canada

Tomori was also eligible to play for one of Canada or Nigeria, but he is set to feature for England after he was named in Gareth Southgate’s squad for the Euro 2020 qualifiers against Czech Republic and Bulgaria.

Speaking on why he decided to choose England ahead of Canada and Nigeria, Tomori said he would have represented either of those countries had they extended an invitation to him before England did.

In an interview with Goal where Soccernet.ng got excerpts from, Tomori revealed it was not 100% sure he was going to play for England despite representing them at youth level.

“England is such a big nation, as well as Nigeria and Canada, so I think I was going to be happy with whoever called me up – but it’s nice it is England,” Tomori said.

“It wasn’t England all the way. I had certain people and certain things that I had to consider. I spoke to my family and people that I care about it and that’s the decision I came to. So, when England came calling, it was difficult to say no.

“It was just more of a thing I was waiting for a call-up because the last international break I didn’t get a call-up from anyone. This international break, I was waiting for a call-up and England called me up.

Laughs in spiritual powers. This guy eeh. Niger-Area don suffer.