₦airaland Forum

NkemChukwudi:
I have been trying to explain this simple truth to these low IQ people called Nigerians!

NkemChukwudi:
I have been trying to explain this simple truth to these low IQ people called Nigerians!

735i:
Try and bargain for common sense too. You need it more than anything else. Person wey dey suffer wey think say everybody dey suffer like am na zombie. You own mall, You own house.... but you no fit afford ordinary ante natal. Mumu

SouthSouth1914:
Buhari degraded and put this country into disrepute with his constant inflammatory remarks! He has referred to the Nigerian people as LAZY and LAWLESS!

Can you please direct your grammatical innuendos to Mr Buhari as first person singular to correct his ways and speeches? Thank you

735i:
Lol... no be you again. Your papa get national stadium too... Yet you dey price ante-natal

gosmoney:
I tnk dis man or what ever is high on sometin more dan weed dis morning

735i:
Lmao. If my level of achievement at my age is the definition of being a failure, then let me continue being a failure.

I know it hurts to know that you'd never amount to anything useful in life. That's because you have an effigy for a president who will continue to make your already difficult life harder!

Now...fvck off my mentions You wey no fit buy mango N500. Sufferhead!!

Strawberryg:
How do we move forward wen we have a majority of fools like u dat are eager to take us ten steps backward any time we try to make a step forward...u should be kept in a zoo

735i:
Ha! But i have lived and worked in England. I was useful there. I currently work and pay taxes that you can't claim to make in one year.

So please remind me how your nuisance value is of help to anyone in the world.

735i:
Lol. You tell me to shut up because you're who? Oga, don't be unfortunate this morning. God punish your citizenship. Zombie wey o know say him na zombie

lomprico:
he dint vote him, bastards voted in the bastard!

735i:
Comment on the post. Ignore mine if it doesn't sit well with you.
No let me reason your matter.

735i:
You sir, are a bastard!!. thank you

Icon4s:
Today is my Birthday. Wish me well guys

CEOwatazs:
Biliv me it is not ... A frnd of myn and a lady wer d two in that car. The funniest tin is dt d ghuys wer not after der possessions bkos he told me him n d lady gav Dem all de had but de refuse to collect... It was an okadaman passing tru that saw d happening in the car n alerted pipol

Joebie:
Na u dey confuse urself. You are trying to put the balance on administration alone. But the fact is club management are also stakeholders in this.

Joebie:
But clubs make up the league. So what are u talking about?

adebuk47:
Seun Osewa will not kill us. Who else noticed that the like button is no longer working?

Joebie:
I never used the word outstanding to start with. But let’s assume I did.

How do u get to rate the league based on player quality? How can raw talent be attributed to the league? How has the NPFL helped to groom players?

tbaba1234:
League leadership, club leadership... all of them.

Clubs with big following like Enyimba and Kano pillars should have proper structures and attract a lot of sponsorship.

What did Enyimba do with their champions league money?

Joebie:
Talking about outstanding, that may be too much to ask for. Just tell me your definition of average and we can make the word substitution.

That said, if I called the Armenian league or the Latvian league whack leagues, will you term that degrading?
The NPFL not making the top 10 in Africa (according to you) says it all. Then never use that word degrading again.

Are all the players in the Armenian league bad? Are all the players in the Singaporean league bad? Think about all the worse leagues, are all players there bad? I've answered your questions with those question.

You can't blame the players for the environment they play in. But at the same time they are products of their environment.

tbaba1234:
The whole league structure is wrong. Our league teams should have feeder teams from age 10 . They can look for partnerships with teams abroad to support this or get local corporate sponsorships. Ajax, Barca etc have similar arrangements in Africa. In return, you produce talents that go abroad to these teams.

The most important benefit is a production line of truly young talent.

For this to work, clubs need to work like businesses and government involvement reduced or totally removed.

charlesemeka85:
the major issue is players recruitment and coaches in the local clubs. almost all the clubs don't have good management team and academies where the fundamentals are taught to younger players. you have to get to a certain age before you will be deemed good and strong enough to play in the league. our local league players lack basic football education which is imbibed in players right from their academy days. once a player can run for 90 minutes non stop,aggressive,rugged and built like a tank you are good to go in the local league

mank1234:
Age is equally important bro.
Learning - a younger person will grasp concepts faster.
Injury - a younger person's tissue will regenerate faster.
Agility - young people are energetic
Longevity - a younger player has a higher likely to play for many years

Joebie:
Player transfers will always happen it doesn't say much about the quality of a league unless these players go abroad and start turning heads. The question is how many of these players are really making an impact abroad INSTANTLY (or even after say 5 years). I remember you responding to one of my posts and claiming the NPFL attracts foreign players. There is hardly any league without foreign players. Your yardstick for measuring the quality of the NPFL is faulty. NPFL clubs are doing badly continentally year after year. That says a lot. UEFA coefficient ranking, for example ranks leagues according to the impact domestic clubs in European competitions. Following the same measurement how would you rank the NPFL to other African leagues?

charlesemeka85:
he is even very lucky to get a club at that age from a decent league in europe.

mank1234:
The move itself is not bad, if he's a young player.
The Nigerian league is just a stepping stone (grooming ground for better league) and should thus be left for youngsters.

charlesemeka85:
Moving to Switzerland at the age of 26 abi 27?

TheSuperNerd:
Franklin Sasere joins FC Lugano in Switzerland from Sunshine Stars of Akure.

Saintp:
I love fulanis. They are the only people who don't do political correctness bullshit other tribes do. They do not give a damn. If you like talk, if you like no talk, na you sabi.
A southern president will not develop his own village in order not to be seen as favoring his people over others. Instead he will develop other places so as to be seen as nationalistic.