₦airaland Forum

komekn:
I don't know if they are better or the failure of the British to give some form of access for former British African colonies to professional football.

I am not sure the details of the legislation but somehow players can be playing in the local leagues of Mali, Senegal, Cote De Voire, and have direct access to French league one.

By the time our so called young players in our leagues have navigated their way through the minefield of deception and manipulation. That agents and other so called interested parties have created for them. Then get to Europe then pass football trials, they are stretching the definition of young player.

Many have failed and not made it. If you go to Antwerp you will see many there almost destitute and broken. It is very sad.

You only hear of the few that made it not the the many hundreds that did not.

As it stands the easiest way for Nigerian young player to leap frog into the elite leagues of Europe. Is through the age grade national youth team particularly the U17.

And that too is not easy there have been many stories told here of what goes on in a lot of situations.

Danielnino00:
For him to get a place on the bench within less than a week after arriving shows how highly rated he is.. Hopefully,things will end up well for him there...

chrisooblog:
ogbeni you are talking to yourself. i asked you a question yesterday which you stubbornly refused to answer. once you have answered that one i will oblige you. when you are ready quote me till then bye for now

elunico:
What do these boys feed on? Just look at the transformation of Tolu in just 4 years.

TheSuperNerd:
I expect him to have it good there. Extremely talented lad. He is the baller Hammarby have been expecting since this season began and I hope he lives up to the expectations of the Swedish league fans. For Zlatan to want this kid so badly tells us all something. Lol

Danielnino00:
Eh... Can u give me some more details on the Ibrahimovic interest??

forgiveness:
Stop grasping for straw. Answer the question below.



Was there difference between Solanke that scored 7 goals in the Eredivisie, won 2017U20 golden Ball, was among the highest goalscorer in the same 2017 U20 wc, played in EPL and Osimhen who was on the bench in the Bundesliga?

TheSuperNerd:
Ibrahimovic is a part owner of Hammarby Fotboll Club. He sees Amoo as the the kind of top young talent that can come in and compete for the team aiding them in games while his value rises. This could see Hammarby and Zlatan make good profit on him when time comes for clubs to bring offers for the lad and they could earn even more money via sell-on clauses.

Zlatan's interest is business-like. He sees him as a top talent/prodigy with high transfer value in the near future.

gamaliel9:
What time is Hammarby match today? I want to watch Amoo

And what is the best streaming site for it?

Danielnino00:
So,u mean Ibrahimovic is quite involved in the transfers that goes in and out of the club?

TheSuperNerd:
Let me show you more...

1. Ishaq Abdulrazak in 2016/2017 with Naija U-17s. He was 14-15 then. The youngest of the lot.
2. Ishaq Abdulrazak now at IFK Norrkoping. He starts today against Amoo's Hammarby. He is 18 now.
3. Ishaq in action.

ChrisKels:
Though we couldn't qualify, but bkus these boys lost while playing with their real ages, we will reap the dividends. I already have my eyes on Adeleye, Arokodare, Ishaq and the other boy in Sweden.

TheSuperNerd:
Other boy.... You mean Alhassan Yusuf obviously

Amoo just landed.

ChrisKels:
Yea Alhassan. Amoo no be their set nah

Olulong:
Milan interested in Dennis. According to reports he was in Cannes to negotiate with the representative of an interested club. However the club wasn't named.

barackodam:
No Nigerian?...

Could there have been?

If not, who should have made it(not necessarily Nigerian), and who is not supposed to be there

TheSuperNerd:
Let me show you more...

1. Ishaq Abdulrazak in 2016/2017 with Naija U-17s. He was 14-15 then. The youngest of the lot.
2. Ishaq Abdulrazak now at IFK Norrkoping. He starts today against Amoo's Hammarby. He is 18 now.
3. Ishaq in action.

chrisooblog:
*checks has he answered my question? no he hasn't sigh the wait continues*

JayromWrites:
Can we compare the budget of Westham to Sevilla as well?

Or Aston Villa's spending of the last season to Villarreal?


But we all know which teams are better

The amount a club spend is not a direct reflection of it's quality sir


And Huesca can beat alot of championship clubs abeg

Is it Cardiff with their hit and insha allah abi wetin?

Philosopher1979:
Football academies are solving the agent problem to some extent. Akinkunmi amoos agent made sure he went to a club where he will be developed.
We have some boys in latvia that will soon explode. Red bull salzburg also helps Africans. But i think more should still be done

komekn:
In football €€€€ £££££ makes a huge difference in the type and quality of players you can recruit.

Cardiff with their physicality, kick and rush, do or die football will completely DESTROY Huesca any day any place. It's not a debate.

Huesca will not beat Sunderland forget about Championship clubs.

elunico:
It's great what you are doing, before someone come and start yapping Automatic Birth Capture up and down.

Neobulletzz:
Lol
Thanks

You said R is not better than H, are you not insinuating H is the better one then

komekn:
Are there ages verified by a state run body, no they are not.

So you rely entirely on the integrity of the player in context of Nigeria that's simply not feasible.

So because you look 15/16 you are 16 look at Ashley Young he is how old❓ If he was Nigerian he could conveniently claim 25 nobody would argue. Look at Ademola he still looks 16 he is Nigerian he must therefore be 16.

Ndidi failed a MRI scan in 2013 but he is still 23.

The fact remains that age cannot be verified or proven in Nigeria, by any official independent mechanism.

But you all get hypocritical when this is mentioned.

Utonwanne:
No, it's not always black and white.
Always remember, we have grey at the middle

komekn:
In football €€€€ £££££ makes a huge difference in the type and quality of players you can recruit.

Cardiff with their physicality, kick and rush, do or die football will completely DESTROY Huesca any day any place. It's not a debate.

Huesca will not beat Sunderland forget about Championship clubs.

komekn:
In football €€€€ £££££ makes a huge difference in the type and quality of players you can recruit.

Cardiff with their physicality, kick and rush, do or die football will completely DESTROY Huesca any day any place. It's not a debate.

Huesca will not beat Sunderland forget about Championship clubs.