₦airaland Forum

Karlovich:
I sincerely hope there are a lot decent transfer news in the upcoming weeks, not all these Serikspors nonsense

JohnBullMySon:
Nigerian blogs have no credibility.

Either this was mischievously twisted or outright falsehood.

elyte89:
When we talk ,we know what we are saying …look at the mentality of the players u want to bank on , to qualify us to the World Cup

Even if one critically look at this team,you will
Know some of these players are not even bothered or will I say destined to go to the World Cup

Napoleon55:
So England actually have a better world cup head to head record.
England may look like the better team on paper, but I will trust Argentina to knock them out.

Blueelf:
Sorry, is Wesley ugochukwu still eligible for us?

And if so, what are the chances he wants to represent us?

AndSunGorilla:
Bassey, benjy too?

opes:
Most current Eagles won’t play 2030 World Cup – Simon

"Sorry to say, about 90 or 95 per cent of the players in the current team, they’re watching. I don’t think they will play the next World Cup because the young players are coming up. Eric Chelle is building a new team, a strong team for the nation, which is really good for everyone.

“So possibly, in 2030, most of us will be supporters, supporting the mission.”

Despite accepting that he may never realise his World Cup dream as a player, Simon remains optimistic that the next generation will carry Nigeria’s hopes.
Simon 31, captain Wilfred Ndidi (29), Alex Iwobi (30) and Victor Osimhen (27), will also be in their 30s by 2030.


https://punchng.com/most-current-eagles-wont-play-2030-world-cup-simon/

FiveFootNinja:
Na dem sabi. My own is they should keep their hands off Eric Chelle since every team in Africa suddenly wants him.

Mtchewww, what am I even saying? If NFF go ahead and shit the bed by failing to renew his contract, what will my wailings amount to?

Abeg.

Napoleon55:
I have not concluded anything, but you+ would conclude that Chukwueze and Akor will no longer be starting for us because of Zodak and Femi

Napoleon55:
There is difference between "to flop" and "to disappoint"
I'm not writing them off,and also won't be depending on them.

Dribbling and beating the likes of Zimbabwe, Benin and Malawi means nothing to me,if when I need you to dominate and defeat the likes of Senegal and Morocco, and you would be outplayed and be defeated.

Swanzi:
No, we also want to know how u managed to bottle a second World Cup qualification in a group with minnows Zimbabwe and Lesotho before finally DRC molested u over120m tell us

Joebie:
Semi Finals, now quarter finals. you still dey struggle for second round.. it would have been bad for us this time. e good say we no go disgrace ourself

Joebie:
Morocco got to the SF in my books considering it is an expanded world cup and they met the strongest title contender. So no dey appease urself.Morrocco is MILES ahead of Naija. You can settle for AFCON owambe as usual

oloriooko:
The end of an era, the close of an amazing chapter in football
Cr7 you are celebrated

JohnBullMySon:
This is insensitive. Everyone knows Osimhen has always had fitness struggles throughout his career.

Napoleon55:
How many Nigeria players you know that performs at his best at the age of 35,not even the great Kanu.
Osimhen wey enjoyment dey sweet like dis no fit keep up at that age.
We just need him to win us,AFCON.

Sugarboyy:
That one get opportunity to qualify Nigeria, he feigned injury and left the match 🤣🤣🤣
He is busy right now going from house to house of celebrities, eating whatever they serve him. Tomorrow, one single kick, he don injure again

Napoleon55:
All the big strikers are scoring.

Osimhen should have taken us to quarter finals at least,
I blame them for not taken all the games very seriously

Damioduso1:
Fifa playing politics

Papi85:
Anderlecht are reportedly interested in former Royal Antwerp FC player Chidera Ejuke.

🎈The Belgian club is preparing a €4 million bid for the 28-year-old Nigerian winger. His Spanish club, Sevilla, is willing to cooperate with a sale due to a need for funds.