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Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by honeric01(m): 10:04pm On Aug 06, 2010 |
A loss to Kano Pillars, a gain to the academy, it will make them work harder. how do you intend knowing local transfers? |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by medjai(m): 10:51pm On Aug 06, 2010 |
Enyimba 2 Kwara utd 1. Enyimba needs only a draw to win the Super 4 |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by honeric01(m): 8:35am On Aug 07, 2010 |
What about the scoreline between Kano Pillars vs Sunshine stars? |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by honeric01(m): 8:39am On Aug 07, 2010 |
Enyimba on course for Super Four title Posted: 2010-08-07 08:39 Enyimba overcame a missed penalty and going a goal behind to put themselves within one point of victory at the Super Four with a 2-1 win over Kwara United on Friday. In the day's early game, 10-man Sunshine Stars claimed the scalp of league runners-up Kano Pillars with a 1-0 win. Enyimba now only need to avoid defeat against Pillars in their final game on Sunday to claim their second trophy of the year. But that did not look a likely scenario when Philip Auta struck a tame penalty into the hand of Kwara keeper Wasiu Ibrahim. The Afonja Warriors were happy enough with the reprieve and duly took advantage through Kabiru Sanusi on the stroke of half time. With defeat looming, Okey Emordi threw on David Tyavkase, Henry Uche and Rasheed Olaniyi and the subs masterminded a siege on the Kwara area. Reward took a while in coming, but it did 20 minutes before the end when Ekene Iwuorie turned in Kenneth Anyanwau's free kick. The defender was on hand to claim the winner when he volleyed home from opposite fullback Ofem Inah's diagonal cross. And Atanda Sakibu had a chance to make the margin of victory even greater, only to fluff his lines from six yards out. |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by medjai(m): 11:02am On Aug 07, 2010 |
Sunshine stars 1 Kano Pillars 0. Sunshine stars won despite playing the majority of the game with 10 men. Precious Osas of Sunshine stars was given a straight red card on 26 minutes for stopping a goal-bound move by Pillars Moses Ogaga. Dayo Ojo got scored the decider in the 15th minute. After two games: W L D PTS Enyimba 2 - - 6 Sunshine 1 1 - 3 Kwara Utd - 1 1 1 Kano Pillars- 1 1 1 |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by blank(f): 11:40am On Aug 07, 2010 |
So who were those people that believed that they would be used to wipe the floor? I have seen those boys play severally. They are the best in Naija! Up Enyimba! |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by honeric01(m): 1:39pm On Aug 07, 2010 |
blank: they still need a draw to claim the tournament. medjai: And was that no penalty call? since the ball was goal bound? ![]() |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by medjai(m): 2:33pm On Aug 07, 2010 |
Barribote: ‘Bayelsa Not Relegated!’ Chairman of Nigeria Premier League side Bayelsa United, Rumson Barribote, has disclosed that the club have not been relegated to the lower division despite media reports to the contrary. Bayelsa emerged champions of the NPL two seasons ago but last term they struggled to make headway. The league standings show that Bayelsa finished 18th on 47 points from 38 matches, but Barribote maintained that an abandoned game versus Wikki Tourist of Bauchi is still under dispute. “The match was abandoned after 80 minutes and instead of the NPL to award the three points and three goals to the visiting team, in this case Bayelsa United, they ordered a replay,” said Barribote. “We were prepared to play this replay until the NPL again ordered we play the game less than the mandatory 48 hours after our last match. “It is very clear to see that all these decisions are politically motivated and some people at the NPL simply want to ensure they give Barribote a bad name so as to hang him.” However, the Bayelsa boss insisted that he will fight on until justice is done and his club retain their place in the top flight. “We all have to go by the rule of law and when this is done, Bayelsa will get justice,” he said. Enyimba topped the just concluded NPL with Kano Pillars finishing as runners-up. Ranch Bees of Kaduna, Gateway FC of Abeokuta, Wikki as well as Bayelsa are designated for demotion after finishing within the bottom four of the championship. The NPL general assembly will ratify the league standings before the commencement of the new season slated for September. |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by honeric01(m): 3:23pm On Aug 07, 2010 |
What does he want the NPL to do? replay or what? |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by medjai(m): 3:47pm On Aug 07, 2010 |
honeric01:Moses Ogaga was not in the box honeric01give them board room point. He is still is challenging Owumi's election. The man likes wahala |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by medjai(m): 3:56pm On Aug 07, 2010 |
How NPL ran league without sponsor George Akpayen Email: gakpayen009@yahoo.com, 08066669355 Nigeria Premier League (NPL) faced one of its difficult seasons in the last campaign when it was run without money from its title sponsor, Globacom Nigeria Limited, according to Naijaligue..com. NPL had expected to pocket N900 million from its title sponsor, but was stunned when the company withdrew its interest last December with just few months to the end of a four-year deal. Immediate past Premier League Executive Secretary, Alhassan Yakmut, disclosed that the league body used a little close to N300 million in running cost for the 2009/2010 season. He described the situation as pathetic, especially when he took charge of the secretariat in the absence of a board when the tenure of the former NPL Chairman, Oyuki Obaseki’s, administration elapsed in March this year. “We had a budget of about N1 billion, which included money to be given to the 20 clubs as grant. But all that became money on paper since our sponsor couldn’t meet their obligation to the NPL. “However, the league needed to continue and I must say that the league was ran on about N300 million; which meant that we had to sacrifice a whole lot of areas for the game,” he said. The ex-NPL scribe, who has been redeployed to the Sports Ministry also known as the National Sports Commission (NSC), disclosed that some of the funds used for last season belonged to players owed by their previous employers. He cited an instance of the Association of Professional Footballers of Nigeria (APFON) reporting the Premier League to Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over the money belonging to Joseph Eyimofe and Ochuko Ojobo. NPL got N6.5 million for both players, formerly with Sharks Football Club, but had to expend it on administrative cost. Yakmut explained: “Nobody wanted to take the players’ money as APFON made it look. Also, I wanted to make them realise that it wasn’t me that took the money but it was NPL since we thought wise to do so. It would have been foolhardy to have disbursed the funds at that time to the players when in actual fact it could help save the careers of more than 600 to 700 players taking part in the league. “Remember that referees’ indemnities, overhead cost in the NPL secretariat that includes staff salaries among others are issues we couldn’t overlook. Hence, the money to these players had to be used with a promise that it will be paid in a later date rather than throw the league into chaos and leave more than 600 to 700 players jobless.” http://www.independentngonline.com/DailyIndependent/Article.aspx?id=18412 |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by medjai(m): 3:59pm On Aug 07, 2010 |
for up to date news on the NPL including transfer stories, you can visit www.naijaligue..com |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by honeric01(m): 4:57pm On Aug 07, 2010 |
Wow, well how they managed to make the league go on without money is kinda incredible, all the same, they had money from glo before, they can't tell me they spent all. As for glo, they can go to hell, they can as well go sponsor not just Manchester Utd, but also the rest top 3 teams in England. The league will definitely survive and i pray that someone like Dangote comes in to sponsor the league or even Etisalat. |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by honeric01(m): 5:13pm On Aug 07, 2010 |
medjai: lailai, no boardroom point is allowed again, so its either they replay or they don't play at all. |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by cj24: 12:30am On Aug 08, 2010 |
why does lagos not have a football club |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by cj24: 12:37am On Aug 08, 2010 |
type Ojukoko Chris jnr on google and when you see linkedin.com joined with the name.click view full profile. He is driving for a revolution for Nigeria football. view the slide presentation and give you thought on him finding investors for a Nigerian club that intends being a global brand in the next five years. Thanks |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by honeric01(m): 3:19am On Aug 08, 2010 |
cj 24: Because they all ran out of Lagos, they think Lagos is jinxed. But we still have clubs, they are mostly in Div1, 2 and 3 |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by cj24: 11:55am On Aug 08, 2010 |
There is a study that sport leagues never had financial stability until major cities had teams with solid corporate base , media explosion, and huge population. Some one is currently working on bringing a team to Lagos that will be a global brand in the next five years. This is his pitch PROFILE: Today, you move around every street, city, state of Nigeria and even the entire African landscape, all you breathe in is the love and passion of football displayed by all income earners. Although in Nigeria, people love their national team but in terms of their club football, foreign football is highly consumed, but ten years ago it was different because when Nigeria’s most supported football club Stationery stores of Lagos city is to play a match. The whole city is fired up, traffic jams along the roads with approximately 80000 fans moving three hours before the kickoff, intense media campaign; fan argument about the game and the local economy is also active. WHAT HAPPENED? PROBLEM: Mismanagement of football business in Nigeria. SOLUTION: As a result of a change drive, CJ ENTERPRISES has come up with a project that adds value to Nigeria football which will indeed change the poor image of African football. PROCESS: Establishment of a football club that people can be proud to support, wear their jerseys, go out with their family on match days, be a part of their lives in Lagos city since its most supported club STATIONERY STORES [most supported club in Nigeria history] is currently demise due to ownership crises after the death of the founder since it was less operated as a business. WHY LAGOS: Population of 18 million people, Highest capacity football fans in Nigeria, capital of football in Nigeria, Solid corporate base, business capital of Nigeria, for supply of commercial funds, Media capital of Nigeria, Therefore the fundamental are already in place of a ready and prepared market. However for this club to take Nigerian football to a new dawn a lot of things has to be improved and they are: INFRASTRUCTURE: Efficient, attractive and comfortable stadium with good security system for my customers MARKETING: Lot of people [customer] needs to be aware and involved in the club and every of its activities. MEDIA: There has to be a synergy between the club and the media since it is now a media business and most importantly BRAND DEVELOPMENT: Substantial components in the marketing of the club to make it attractive to customers who in this dynamic industry are very vocal, proud, exposed to global brands, because they want to flaunt their clubs to upgrade their image which calls for you to have an exceptional brand. Most importantly fans are creators and created by word of mouth of mouth marketing that can tear apart your business or enhance your business success. This makes a good reason why our strategy for this business with our analysis of business environment is : STRATEGY: HIGH BRAND VALUE SYSTEM This is because apart from maximizing profits, our Basic OBJECTIVE: To be a global brand in African soccer perspectives within the next five years. POSSIBILITY: However when It believes Lagos city football club intends being a global brand in the next five years, It is basically more than imagination because not every football club has the potential of being a global brand. All football clubs in the world that are global brands are major clubs in major and densely populated cities, for example Milan of Italy has Ac and Inter Milan, Madrid has real Madrid, Barcelona has F.C Barcelona, London has Arsenal and Chelsea, even in Africa Cairo has AHLY and ZAMALEK. Also winning the Nigeria premier League [Local dominance] which qualifies us to enter and win the Africa champions league [African brand which qualifies you to enter and win the Ultimate prized FIFA CLUB WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP [global brand]. Therefore definitely with our management system, marketing and financial strategies in my business plan we will be building a profitable asset and business model that will be sustained. CHRIS OJUKOKO JNR CHIEF EXECUTIVE What are your advice and comment. |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by cj24: 12:01pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
This is true because when the federationn cup was brought to Lagos, we saw the effect was a sponsorship package why was onced dropped. It brought life to it NBA CANT DO WITHOUT LOS ANGELES MARKET, LA LIGA CAN NOT DO WITHOUT MADRID AND BARCELONA MARKET, ENGLISH LEAGUE CAN NOT DO WITHOUT MANCHESTER AND LONDON MARKET, ITALIAN SERIE A CANNOT DO WITHOUT MILAN AND ROME MARKET. EVEN EQYPTIAN LEAGUE CANNOT DO WITHOUT CAIRO MARKET WHICH HAS AH AHLY AND ZAMALEK. THIS IS A PROVEN STUDY . |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by cj24: 12:05pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
WHAT IS TRUE? Someone is working on bringing football back to Lagos. This is his pitch PROFILE: Today, you move around every street, city, state of Nigeria and even the entire African landscape, all you breathe in is the love and passion of football displayed by all income earners. Although in Nigeria, people love their national team but in terms of their club football, foreign football is highly consumed, but ten years ago it was different because when Nigeria’s most supported football club Stationery stores of Lagos city is to play a match. The whole city is fired up, traffic jams along the roads with approximately 80000 fans moving three hours before the kickoff, intense media campaign; fan argument about the game and the local economy is also active. WHAT HAPPENED? PROBLEM: Mismanagement of football business in Nigeria. SOLUTION: As a result of a change drive, CJ ENTERPRISES has come up with a project that adds value to Nigeria football which will indeed change the poor image of African football. PROCESS: Establishment of a football club that people can be proud to support, wear their jerseys, go out with their family on match days, be a part of their lives in Lagos city since its most supported club STATIONERY STORES [most supported club in Nigeria history] is currently demise due to ownership crises after the death of the founder since it was less operated as a business. WHY LAGOS: Population of 18 million people, Highest capacity football fans in Nigeria, capital of football in Nigeria, Solid corporate base, business capital of Nigeria, for supply of commercial funds, Media capital of Nigeria, Therefore the fundamental are already in place of a ready and prepared market. However for this club to take Nigerian football to a new dawn a lot of things has to be improved and they are: INFRASTRUCTURE: Efficient, attractive and comfortable stadium with good security system for my customers MARKETING: Lot of people [customer] needs to be aware and involved in the club and every of its activities. MEDIA: There has to be a synergy between the club and the media since it is now a media business and most importantly BRAND DEVELOPMENT: Substantial components in the marketing of the club to make it attractive to customers who in this dynamic industry are very vocal, proud, exposed to global brands, because they want to flaunt their clubs to upgrade their image which calls for you to have an exceptional brand. Most importantly fans are creators and created by word of mouth of mouth marketing that can tear apart your business or enhance your business success. This makes a good reason why our strategy for this business with our analysis of business environment is : STRATEGY: HIGH BRAND VALUE SYSTEM This is because apart from maximizing profits, our Basic OBJECTIVE: To be a global brand in African soccer perspectives within the next five years. POSSIBILITY: However when It believes Lagos city football club intends being a global brand in the next five years, It is basically more than imagination because not every football club has the potential of being a global brand. All football clubs in the world that are global brands are major clubs in major and densely populated cities, for example Milan of Italy has Ac and Inter Milan, Madrid has real Madrid, Barcelona has F.C Barcelona, London has Arsenal and Chelsea, even in Africa Cairo has AHLY and ZAMALEK. Also winning the Nigeria premier League [Local dominance] which qualifies us to enter and win the Africa champions league [African brand which qualifies you to enter and win the Ultimate prized FIFA CLUB WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP [global brand]. Therefore definitely with our management system, marketing and financial strategies in my business plan we will be building a profitable asset and business model that will be sustained. CHRIS OJUKOKO JNR CHIEF EXECUTIVE |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by cj24: 12:14pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
Someone is bringing a Lagos club this is his pitch: PROFILE: Today, you move around every street, city, state of Nigeria and even the entire African landscape, all you breathe in is the love and passion of football displayed by all income earners. Although in Nigeria, people love their national team but in terms of their club football, foreign football is highly consumed, but ten years ago it was different because when Nigeria’s most supported football club Stationery stores of Lagos city is to play a match. The whole city is fired up, traffic jams along the roads with approximately 80000 fans moving three hours before the kickoff, intense media campaign; fan argument about the game and the local economy is also active. WHAT HAPPENED? PROBLEM: Mismanagement of football business in Nigeria. SOLUTION: As a result of a change drive, CJ ENTERPRISES has come up with a project that adds value to Nigeria football which will indeed change the poor image of African football. PROCESS: Establishment of a football club that people can be proud to support, wear their jerseys, go out with their family on match days, be a part of their lives in Lagos city since its most supported club STATIONERY STORES [most supported club in Nigeria history] is currently demise due to ownership crises after the death of the founder since it was less operated as a business. WHY LAGOS: Population of 18 million people, Highest capacity football fans in Nigeria, capital of football in Nigeria, Solid corporate base, business capital of Nigeria, for supply of commercial funds, Media capital of Nigeria, Therefore the fundamental are already in place of a ready and prepared market. However for this club to take Nigerian football to a new dawn a lot of things has to be improved and they are: INFRASTRUCTURE: Efficient, attractive and comfortable stadium with good security system for my customers MARKETING: Lot of people [customer] needs to be aware and involved in the club and every of its activities. MEDIA: There has to be a synergy between the club and the media since it is now a media business and most importantly BRAND DEVELOPMENT: Substantial components in the marketing of the club to make it attractive to customers who in this dynamic industry are very vocal, proud, exposed to global brands, because they want to flaunt their clubs to upgrade their image which calls for you to have an exceptional brand. Most importantly fans are creators and created by word of mouth of mouth marketing that can tear apart your business or enhance your business success. This makes a good reason why our strategy for this business with our analysis of business environment is : STRATEGY: HIGH BRAND VALUE SYSTEM This is because apart from maximizing profits, our Basic OBJECTIVE: To be a global brand in African soccer perspectives within the next five years. POSSIBILITY: However when It believes Lagos city football club intends being a global brand in the next five years, It is basically more than imagination because not every football club has the potential of being a global brand. All football clubs in the world that are global brands are major clubs in major and densely populated cities, for example Milan of Italy has Ac and Inter Milan, Madrid has real Madrid, Barcelona has F.C Barcelona, London has Arsenal and Chelsea, even in Africa Cairo has AHLY and ZAMALEK. Also winning the Nigeria premier League [Local dominance] which qualifies us to enter and win the Africa champions league [African brand which qualifies you to enter and win the Ultimate prized FIFA CLUB WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP [global brand]. Therefore definitely with our management system, marketing and financial strategies in my business plan we will be building a profitable asset and business model that will be sustained. CHRIS OJUKOKO JNR CHIEF EXECUTIVE |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by cj24: 12:21pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
Seriously waiting for your advice, opinion and comments |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by DisGuy: 5:23pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
stop reposting, it will show up soon and to be honest i really dont see why you are bringing your business proposal herewhy dont you contact the NPL and other footballers the clubs you just posted were not given automatic rights to be in the premier league or top divisions they qualified from lower leagues or were part of the founding leagues, if a club from lagos cant make it to the top division then tough they will have to do what other clubs do, play and gain points and your point about a missing lagos club is holding the league back is not strong enough!ig the Lagos clubs in the lower division cant get sponsorship packaging now to bring in best players who will take them to the premier league then i dont see how a Lagos team can add considerable amount of exposure or sponsorship to the league, they might be more fans in the stadium but probably more violence also = less sponsorship! cj24 one more Question, what have you done before? |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by semid4lyfe(m): 6:15pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
Where is that Enyimba hater, honeric? Did you see how we defeated Kano Pillars 2 - 1 in the SuperCup? Hope you watched it cos it was live on NTA ![]() ![]() Enyimba tooo much mahn. 9 maximum points from 3 matches no be yam. My Captain Okey Odita is being presented with the cup now. Nzobu nzobu Enyimba eyi, nzobu Enyimba eyi! |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by cj24: 7:54pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
I am just looking at the commercial benefits of the league which I believe will be more realistic when you have more fans at the stadium which have propensity to attract an unflinching media exposure which then attract the sponsorship. It is easier to attract 40000 per match from 18 million people. The financial success affects the playing philosophy. This is how the football market works every where. I see why commercially the league is at a loss. Football has a market now and a system, Newcastle might not be among the big four in the english league but listen they have the largest sponsorship package behind the newly man utd AON deal. SO pls disGUY talk business because the sport you watch on tv is now a business. So many sport teams struggle to have their teams in the right markets like the phillies and patriots ll fighting to have their franchises in the new york and Los angeles market. I am not suprised, we have a lot to learn in sport business. This is why you see all European teams which are your clubs: Manu utd, chelsea, AC milan, Barcelona all running to open up the united states of America market which is critical for sports. you see it is first a business then it influences sporting success.Thanks |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by blank(f): 9:19pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
Up Enyimba!!!!!!!!!!!! Nigerian Champions. Were are all the haters now. The match was even more interesting than Man U vs Chelsea ![]() |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by honeric01(m): 10:29pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
semid4lyfe: Sorry i couldn't watch it, was wetted by the rain on my way back from church, had to take a nap, woke up late. Good to know they won pillars again for the 2nd time in a roll, well, good, they have shown that they are the best this season (Locally), but shit internationally (this season). Let see what the new season's got for them and the rest. Once more congratulation to Enyimba. ![]() I saw the first goal scored by Kwara UTD against Sunshine FC, that goal was a stunner and i just love the way Supersports captured it. |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by honeric01(m): 10:36pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
cj 24: Do you even have a club yet for a start? ![]() and how do you expect to get promotion from the Amateur league (div3) to the NPL? What do you have on ground to run a club in Nigeria? And how do you intend making your club a worldclass club within 5 years? Lagos state has a new club (since 2007) and they are still in div 3 for three years now. what do you want to do that Fashola's club (eko fc) is yet to do? What is likely going to make you salient from the likes of Union bank, First bank, Egbedie UTD and other clubs in lagos struggling to break into the NPL for years now?? |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by medjai(m): 10:48pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
what of Julius Berger? Are they still existing? |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by medjai(m): 11:00pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
Enyimba are pretty much on course for a treble this season. They have won the league, Super4 and they are also in the final of the FA cup, to play Kaduna United. I know they would have done well on the continent if only they had taken things seriously. I wonder why a club will prosecute a continental tie with only 15 players. They would have been aiming for a quadripple now. Anyway, congrats to Enyimba and its fans |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by honeric01(m): 11:27pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
medjai: They ran to Ogun state or is it Ibadan? i also heard they might be folding up soon. I thought it was Julius Berger that owns the club or am i wrong? |
Re: Nigerian League Fan Thread: Enter D Place N Know Every by honeric01(m): 11:30pm On Aug 08, 2010 |
Kaduna united? uhmmm, well this is football anything can happen, but there's 70% probability that Enyimba is going to lift that cup too. |
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