JayromWrites:


if Frank Onyeka flopped, I'm sure Ajayi also flopped as a DMF the last time he played

To say Semi Ajayi flopped is to put it nicely, trust me, that guy was a disaster as a DMF.

TheSuperNerd:
Like I told someone on twitter sometime ago as regards Tomori, the new rule says a player must have played in not more than 3 official games (excluding WC or Tournament finals) for a nation before he turned 21 to be considered "still eligible" for a switch.
Tomori made his England debut at age 21 yrs 10 months and 29 days. So Tomori was already 21. Although he has just one cap I think.

Also, I think he still fancies with chances with England. Afterall, he is doing it for AC milan which is a bigger club than Fulham will ever be. If Tosin at Fulham can still be harboring hopes of an England call-up then how much more Tomori who is seeing gametime at AC Milan in Serie A.


To answer your other questions on Lookman, Ejaria and Toru. Let me drop this....

These are the list of lads whose overall switch processes are still being held up for now:

- Kingsley Ehizibue (Passport issue)
- Ademola Lookman (Final FIFA Clearance + Passport)
- Nathan Tella (Passport process)
- Ovie Ejaria (Final FIFA Clearance + Passport)
- Jordan Torunarigha (Final FIFA Clearance + Passport)

And now...
- Michael Olise (passport process specifically).


So we wait on these. Hopefully Olise will be first in through the door then the others follow.

There is light at the end of the tunnel. No yawa.

Peter olayinka with an assist as slavia prague lead rangers by one bill.
Peter olayinka perhaps underrated
Slavia prague underrated

smartsmith0907:



Apart from Ndidi, ajayi is the our next DMF, rohr invited onyeka he floopped his chance, same with tijani,esiti quite sad yunno and about azubuike rohr doesn't rate him...he needs to do something extra ordinary to be considered so right now we stick with Ndidi and ajay

Onyeka and TiJani did not flop, both are better options to Shehu.

Amad Diallo is so proud of his Ivorian heritage

Subzero047:
Amad Diallo is so proud of his Ivorian heritage

Honestly I would be if my other choice was Italy lol...

TheSuperNerd:
Like I told someone on twitter sometime ago as regards Tomori, the new rule says a player must have played in not more than 3 official games (excluding WC or Tournament finals) for a nation before he turned 21 to be considered "still eligible" for a switch.
Tomori made his England debut at age 21 yrs 10 months and 29 days. So Tomori was already 21. Although he has just one cap I think.

Also, I think he still fancies with chances with England. Afterall, he is doing it for AC milan which is a bigger club than Fulham will ever be. If Tosin at Fulham can still be harboring hopes of an England call-up then how much more Tomori who is seeing gametime at AC Milan in Serie A.


To answer your other questions on Lookman, Ejaria and Toru. Let me drop this....

These are the list of lads whose overall switch processes are still being held up for now:

- Kingsley Ehizibue (Passport issue)
- Ademola Lookman (Final FIFA Clearance + Passport)
- Nathan Tella (Passport process)
- Ovie Ejaria (Final FIFA Clearance + Passport)
- Jordan Torunarigha (Final FIFA Clearance + Passport)

And now...
- Michael Olise (passport process specifically).


So we wait on these. Hopefully Olise will be first in through the door then the others follow.

Sweet! I reckon all of these switches will be done by WC qualifiers. We're gradually getting there.

Anytime I see Sanusi excelling at Porto, It gives me inner joy. To see a Nigerian born and raised excelling at one of the biggest EU club is just astonishing and if Pinnick was doing his job properly, we would see multiple Sanusi at the best clubs instead of Chasing all these "ENGLISH Rejects" like an Olosho. BTW, how was England able to switch declan rice process in less than a year but it's taking us many years get our English rejects

Subzero047:


Fear women, that kid is not up to 15 years

that is why he should fear her even more. It is her word agaisnt his word when kasala burst.

Subzero047:


Fear women, that kid is not up to 15 years

How do u know? I see no parent or guardian in sight

Copied this from a January post on Mirror UK. How things change quickly . But I won't be at rest till I see Olise turning up in our colours.

At 19, Michael Olise has the world at his jinking feet.
Qualified to play international football for four nations – England,
France, Nigeria and Algeria – one way or another, the Reading
playmaker looks destined for the top.
As the country of his birth, England hold the trump card.
And his younger brother Richard has already been capped at
schoolboy level by the Three Lions.
France were first to pick up the phone, inviting him to play for
their Under-18s at the renowned Toulon festival – a proven
melting pot of excellence for tomorrow's stars – two years ago.
Olise's mother is French, so he had no hesitation in accepting the
offer from Les Bleus.
And with African roots, he is not spoilt for choice when it comes
to passports. Blue is the colour for Brexit , but it's not a foregone
conclusion.

BascoVanVeli:


How do u know? I see no parent or guardian in sight

Does that mean she's not around that age reconcile the words on that cardboard with the face then you'll know how old she is

Subzero047:


Does that mean she's not around that age reconcile the words on that cardboard with the face then you'll know how old she is

Yes it does. She will not be allowed back where the players are unless she is an adult or is with one.
Anybody could have written that. For starters she is Spain where English is obviously not the first language. So we are not expecting Shakespeare.

BascoVanVeli:


Yes it does. She will not be allowed back where the players are unless she is an adult or is with one.
Anybody could have written that. For starters she is Spain where English is obviously not the first language. So we are not expecting Shakespeare.

What about the picture suggests that she's not with a guardian, because the guardian is not in the picture?

12large1:
Anytime I see Sanusi excelling at Porto, It gives me inner joy. To see a Nigerian born and raised excelling at one of the biggest EU club is just astonishing and if Pinnick was doing his job properly, we would see multiple Sanusi at the best clubs instead of Chasing all these "ENGLISH Rejects" like an Olosho. BTW, how was England able to switch declan rice process in less than a year but it's taking us many years get our English rejects

It's easier to switch from Ireland to England?

JohnBullMySon:
Copied this from a January post on Mirror UK. How things change quickly . But I won't be at rest till I see Olise turning up in our colours.

This kid is a baller. What a coup this will be if we get him. We need creative midfielders!! Tosin can get lost for all I care...we have the numbers at CB to get by.

The Chukwueze-Super Fan linkup happened again after yesterday's game. He gave her his jersey.

You can keep the talks coming.

Subzero047:


What about the picture suggests that she's not with a guardian, because the guardian is not in the picture?

That is what I should be asking u since u are the age doctor

So the guardian just happens to take her to meet a player and not get in the picture So na only her like better thing ba. This is Spain we are talking about. If she is a minor u will definitely see her guardian in the picture. Not because they are the guardian but because they would also want a picture with a player from their club.

TheSuperNerd:
The Chukwueze-Super Fan linkup happened again after yesterday's game. He gave her his jersey.

You can keep the talks coming.

Subzero047 aka age doctor, come and show us her parents

Friday03:


To say Semi Ajayi flopped is to put it nicely, trust me, that guy was a disaster as a DMF.

No be ajayi play him self there

Dude is a central defender

Blame rohr and leave the dude

edi287:

Honestly I would be if my other choice was Italy lol...

That’s you

90 percent of Nigerian won’t because maybe they are playing for a big club like man united

BascoVanVeli:


That is what I should be asking u since u are the age doctor

So the guardian just happens to take her to meet a player and not get in the picture So na only her like better thing ba. This is Spain we are talking about. If she is a minor u will definitely see her guardian in the picture. Not because they are the guardian but because they would also want a picture with a player from their club.

Ok Guardian doctor

BascoVanVeli:


That is what I should be asking u since u are the age doctor

So the guardian just happens to take her to meet a player and not get in the picture So na only her like better thing ba. This is Spain we are talking about. If she is a minor u will definitely see her guardian in the picture. Not because they are the guardian but because they would also want a picture with a player from their club.

Sir I thought the picture was taken in Kyiv, Ukraine and not Spain

edi287:

It's easier to switch from Ireland to England?

It was easier because the English FA facililitated the process by expediting some requirements. If the NFF wants a player change of nationality, they need to hurry up

Meanwhile,Patrice Motsope is the new CAF president....

Yep. Patrice Ntate Motsepe.

Now the first Anglophone-Speaking CAF President. Hoping his next four years yield good tidings especially for Women's football.

Meanwhile, The Vice Presidents are :

1st Vice - Augustin Senghor (Senegal)
2nd Vice - Ahmed Yahya
3rd Vice - Souleiman Waberi
4th Vice - Fouzi Lekjaa (Morocco)
5th Vice - Amaju Pinnick (Nigeria)

I understand Pinnick also goes into the FIFA Council as Africa's Rep or one of Africa's reps on the council.

Danielnino00:
Meanwhile,Patrice Motsope is the new CAF president....

Simy Nwankwo starts for Crotone in today's early pre-weekend Serie A fixture away at SS Lazio at the famed Stadio Olimpico.

Can Simy add to his league goals count of 10 goals (+1 assist) in 19 starts (26 games) so far?

This will be his 20th league start and 27th game overall.

Game kicks off in 10 mins.

TheSuperNerd:
Yep. Patrice Ntate Motsepe.

Now the first Anglophone-Speaking CAF President. Hoping his next four years yield good tidings especially for Women's football.

Meanwhile, The Vice Presidents are :

1st Vice - Augustin Senghor (Senegal)
2nd Vice - Ahmed Yahya
3rd Vice - Souleiman Waberi
4th Vice - Fouzi Lekjaa (Morocco)
5th Vice - Amaju Pinnick (Nigeria)

I understand Pinnick also goes into the FIFA Council as Africa's Rep or one of Africa's reps on the council.

They should just cancel this system of regional qualification in youth football. That is my only concern.

Nomyth:


They should just cancel this system of regional qualification in youth football. That is my only concern.

There won't do that, the current CAF president is from Southern African.

TheSuperNerd:
Yep. Patrice Ntate Motsepe.

Now the first Anglophone-Speaking CAF President. Hoping his next four years yield good tidings especially for Women's football.

Meanwhile, The Vice Presidents are :

1st Vice - Augustin Senghor (Senegal)
2nd Vice - Ahmed Yahya
3rd Vice - Souleiman Waberi
4th Vice - Fouzi Lekjaa (Morocco)
5th Vice - Amaju Pinnick (Nigeria)

I understand Pinnick also goes into the FIFA Council as Africa's Rep or one of Africa's reps on the council.

Pinnick should represent us and Africa in general well. he should be the second Nigeria holding that seat.

I can't forget in a hurry during the tenure of Amos adamu when he keep threatening Nigeria with FIFA ban when things are not going his way.

Simy score for crotone

The answer is Yes he can.... And yes he did.

Simy up to 11 serie A goals now.

TheSuperNerd:
Simy Nwankwo starts for Crotone in today's early pre-weekend Serie A fixture away at SS Lazio at the famed Stadio Olimpico.

Can Simy add to his league goals count of 10 goals (+1 assist) in 19 starts (26 games) so far?

This will be his 20th league start and 27th game overall.

Game kicks off in 10 mins.