₦airaland Forum

elyte89:
I think dis goes beyond infrastructure and facilities to lure dem cos what Dey c in foreign countries where Dey can represent is better or almost d same facilities in Morocco 🇲🇦 or Senegal 🇸🇳 I want to believe deir major success of convincing foreign born players is more of patriotism Dan infrastructure as u suggested cos an average Nigerian 🇳🇬 is not even willing to associate themselves with Nigeria 🇳🇬 let alone of commiting demselves into anything.in everything we do we try to associate ourselves with anything foreign dishing our own values . But take a look at Morocco 🇲🇦 or Senegal 🇸🇳 foreign born players ..I believe they cherish deir values and culture hence finding it easy in convincing them to switch their allegiance.

Odunayaw:
But SA has leapfrogged Nigeria 🤭

Truidstarr:
Morocco's only plan is to reap where they did not sow. Convince Foreign Born players to play for them from age grade to National team level.

Truidstarr:
Awoniyi wey people dey bash here some days ago...he starts today. Hope he comes good.

Mujtahida:
There's truth in his statement oo. SA were not our mates a few years ago. We'd be pitted against them and nobody loses sleep. Today, they have become a thorn in our flesh even more than our traditional rivals. We found ourselves in the same group with them and they nicked the ticket even after 3 points were deducted. This is because they kept on improving their league and it has upped the quality of their national team.

Morocco is another team that has invested heavily in soccer and the results are tumbling in across all strata of footballing competitions.

We are still relying on talent. No structure, no system. The fact is that AS A PEOPLE we lack the mental fortitude to be systematic. Not just that we lack the fortitude, we hate anything systematic, we hate law and order. We like chaos, we even thrive in it because we are a childish and irresponsible people.

chrisooblog:
Free them it's their time. When jungle mature men will be separated from bafana bafana

Diavolo:
that guy wasn't a 6. A 6 would be semi Ajayi. That guy was a 4 at the most generous rating and that's for him running around

BankyGee:
Structural Xi for Nigeria 🇳🇬

3-5-2

BankyGee:
Structural Xi for Nigeria 🇳🇬

3-5-2

Odunayaw:
1 Corinthians 13:11 When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things.

Get this to him for meditation purposes

BankyGee:
Nigeria's last two goals have come from Tolu Arokodare.

vs. Russia:
61’ – subbed on
71’ – scores

vs. Rwanda:
46’ – subbed on
51’ – scores

The Decisive Super Sub⚡

Samueltemi337:
Didn't Napoli pay more than 50M for Osimhen?

lbrichman2:
I agree with Buchi

charlesemeka85:
Wilfred Ndidi still expected to leave Leicester City this summer. Leverkusen are the latest club to enquire.

Manchester United have held talks, and even discussed terms, on the player side, but finding a No.9 is the next priority. Adding another midfielder may require an outgoing first in that area.

Everton, and two other EPL sides have made approaches.

Real Betis, Juventus and Saudi clubs have also discussed Ndidi, who has a £9m relegation release clause.🇳🇬

@BenJacobs

charlesemeka85:
NFF watching Nigerians make their 2025 afcon squads without including Ahmed Musa in the team.

Toylove:
This guy MIGHT be representing us sooner than expected

UncleHaba22:
Watch few minutes of their game against Dortmund Omo Dortmund won that game just because of their experience players up front mamelodi Sundowns was better

I was jealous can't lie even the super eagles can't play that better