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yinkeys:
You will be the next Rivers United coach
Let’s see how amazing you are
You resort to insults because of a slim margin loss

Did you watch the match for 90 minutes? If you did let's have a conversation. If you did not please be quiet and hold your peace.

Finidi George and his Rivers United are Fools!!!!

AndSunGorilla:
Even u Bros move on now. The downfall of a man is not the end of his life. Sooner or later, we shall celebrate again.

I just dey joke. I don move on since. If not you for no see my brake light here.

BankyGee:
Men dey vex o 😂

😂😂😂 Abeg any SE player wey score or assist, make Una keep the news to Una self. You can inform us 3 weeks time...make we get hope for AFCON

Malaria catch other family members? Make Una no worry e go better. No.be by how many times you fall...always get back up on your feet.

TheCongo2:
Ah, noted! I’ll make sure to “bask in silence” while the rest of the forum enjoys your unlimited wisdom — after all, anything posted on a public forum is open to everyone. Don’t worry, I wouldn’t want to interrupt your lifelong mission of protecting Nigerian pride from harmless comments.

Enjoy your time here bro, we have seen the likes of you here in the hundreds, after sometime it becomes stale. Nations cup us next up, we move on very quickly.

Sarsaparilla524:
Where was it stated that he has been capped by Italy ,sir?.
Go through the post again.

Like I said sir, Please do your research before posting.
1. Michael Folorunsho is currently playing for Cagliari on loan from Napoli. Not Bari as you stated in your post.
2. Michael Folorunsho has been capped by Italy in a Friendly ( His heart has been set on playing for the Italian National team) and he is not an option for us as you erroneously stated in your post.

Sarsaparilla524:
Midfielders who can add depth and quality to the Nigerian midfield

Faustino Anjorin (Empoli, England): Chelsea academy graduate, currently at Empoli. He has represented England at youth level but remains eligible for Nigeria at senior level

Ethan Nwaneri (Arsenal, England): Rising Arsenal star, England youth international, and eligible for Nigeria. He hasn’t played for England’s senior team, so a switch is still possible.

Tim Iroegbunam (Everton, England): Former England youth international now playing for Everton. Still eligible for Nigeria and has a profile similar to Wilfred Ndidi.

Michael Folorunsho (Napoli/Bari, Italy): Italian-born midfielder playing for Bari on loan from Napoli. He has not played for Nigeria yet and remains an option.

Malik Olayiwola (Everton, England): Has featured for England youth sides but remains uncapped at senior level, so his eligibility for Nigeria is intact.

Adeyemi Adewale (Germany): German youth international with Nigerian heritage; expressed openness to representing Nigeria at senior level.

Michael Folorunsho that has already been cap tied by Italy? Or is there another one? Abeg make Una do research before posting.

Una Neva still move on? We no go World cup the world no end. Ahead! Ahead!

Super Eagles starting lineup to face the Leopards: Nwabali; Fredrick, Semi Ajayi, Bassey, Zaidu; Ndidi, Iwobi, Onyeka, Lookman, Chukwueze, Osimhen.

M7even:
Exactly as some of us hoped for.
This simply means there is no space for Bright Osayi in next month's AFCON. He is a weak link.

Don't know where this news is coming from...but I doubt it.

9JAMac10:
honestly I don’t trust caf at all. Let’s get a written and signed confirmation letter from FIFA organization please before making any decision

😂😂😂😂 Una too dey panic ooooo. Make Una relax. Ndidi is eligible to play.

It will be a miracle if Congo DRC do not concede at least one penalty tomorrow.

Cocony:
Wetin you understand or misunderstand?
Akinsanmiro is an average if not below average player for now playing for a hapless team albeit loaned out to a hapless bottom placed team.
I will rather make a case for including a GIFT ORBAN in attack than an Ebenezer Akinsanmiro in our midfield based on all Serie A matches both have played.
Conclusively some recommendations seen and supported here bear some undertone of ethnicity. Same with not calling out Ademola Lookman's flaws just because of an APOTY award.

😂😂😂😂😂 you dey do comedy too? Akinsanmiro average? 😂😂😂. Your opinion. U no Sabi ball. Good night.

Cocony:
The hype seems borne out of ingesting fermented kunu mixed with pastis. Too much nonsense in the name of scouting for a great midfielder.
When some of us called for the re-introduction of Ejuke some wacked fellas branded him primary school dribbler alas today he has proven them wrong.
Akinsanmiro will not bench anyone in the current midfield setup not even Alhassan on a bad day.

Wetin you dey yarn?

charlesemeka85:
technical wetin? No be the same lad I don watch for Serie A this season? 😳😆🤣🤣🤣🤣

Abeg Mk we slow down for hype sometimes abeg

Bro, no be hype, that guy na baller. You know say me no dey hype rubbish.

Igirigimercenar:
Please which channel is showing the match?

Is it on DStv? If yes, which channel abeg?

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MKPUOGALIGA:
Iwobi again!! I am so tired of seeing that boy on the rooster.

😂😂 He will score and assist today. No worry.

Super Eagles starting lineup against Gabon: Nwabali; Osayi-Samuel, Fredrick, Bassey, Zaidu; Ndidi, Iwobi, Chukwueze, Lookman; Adams, Osimhen

Issue resolved


......

The boys will train today...

elyte89:
U Dey d camp 🏕️ 😏

Coacheeee na you dey ask this kind question? You know how e dey play for camp na.

minfelix:
omo 🤣🤣🤣 i dey always laugh at how fickle the page dey🤣…..one unverified news can be posted here to quickly deflate people🤣🤣

Players are doing gym work, The coaches are discussing tactics on the board with players...a lot going on behind the scenes. Any small shaking, folks just dey panic.

mekabuachi:
Pooja say 0 communication FROM NFF
Omo nawa ooh

Zero communication does not mean work is not going on behind the scenes. Make Una relax Abeg.

Bennycollins:
Nigerians and giving themselves false hope. Anyway goodluck to you.

Come join us celebrate on the 16th. Una just begin dey watch ball. This is small, compared to how chaotic our Atlanta Olympics preparation was, we won the gold inspite of.

NasirIbnLaAhad:
In light of the recent events going on in Rabat, I think its safe to say that our FIFA World Cup qualification campaign is, for all intents and purposes, dead.

The endemic rot within the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has reared it's ugly head again where it mattered most. Unless a miracle happens over the next few days, I would advise you all to just focus on the upcoming AFCON (which I'm doubtful we'll even perform well in).

The NFF may yet scramble a frantic, last-minute negotiation to get the players back onto the pitch, but the damage done is irreversible. The wound inflicted upon the team’s psychology, focus, and tactical readiness cannot be stitched up with a single bank transfer. The integrity of this preparation cycle has been shattered just before the highest-stakes match of their careers. If you're still thinking these players will perform, you're living in lalaland. Of course, this is assuming the match will even be played as the situation seems to be getting even worse every minute.

Football at the elite level is a game of marginal gains. In a mini-tournament with a sudden-death structure, the loss of even ONE training session is catastrophic. Specialized tactical drills, pressing transitions, fine-tuning of set-piece routines etc, these are not things we can perfect in just under 24 hours. At this point, any immediate payment solution is only for the team to show up physically. It will not restore the lost rhythm, or the crucial collective muscle memory that we need now of all times. In high-stakes knockout football, tactical preparation lost 48 hours before kick-off is lost forever.

Sadly, this boycott won't accomplish much in the long run. No immediate, emergency payment can restore credibility. The NFF has already perfected a poisonous operational cycle: delay payment until the last possible moment, force the players into industrial action, resolve the crisis with a rush of emergency funds, and then retreat back into systemic delinquency until the next high-stakes tournament forces a repeat performance.

People who've watched Nigerian football since the 90s can attest to this.

Decisive action must be taken. No more negotiations. We must drastically restructure the NFF by any means. Gusau, Eguavoen, and the rest of those charlatans - their days are numbered.

Our World Cup hopes is very much alive. WE THRIVE IN CHAOS.

yinkeys:
Chrisantus Uche should find a way to go on loan in January
Palace is just ridiculous

Na Chrisantus Uche be our problem currently? House dey burn, person dey ask wether na Egusi we go cook next week.

In saner climes the whole NFF board will have resigned over this non payment fiasco..Naija way get as e be.

QueenJazz:
Osimhen isn't in camp yet despite rushing to his flight from Turkey.

I hope all is well. 🤧

He will arrive this morning. He was given permission to delay till this morning. According to This day newspaper.

mekabuachi:
This Gabonese coach just dey talk since last week 😂

" A dogs bark is the sound of fright not might"

Sentiments aside, Okoye supposed man the post for the playoffs.

It will take a miracle for Ivan Juric of Atlanta to survive sacking this International break.