Mujtahida:

Twitter is one of the worst places to engage in conversation about the SE. Someone who has not watched SE in the last 5 years will be running around making comments. Dedicated circles like what we have here is quite satisfying. The quality of our interactions is rich because we passionate about the BUT more importantly informed about the SE

andrewbaba44:


This is not the right time to try to get at me ,your case is failure before arrival

Onye GUFF the coconut head

drDoom3:


Na so dem dey do...

Remember Harry Kane in 2018 world cup? He has finished his goals.

Funny enough Abou will still finish as top scorer

IDENNAA:


My point exactly , since you find insulting people to be a hobby and fun thing why then are you worked up ?

But , I guess you aren't that tough skinned, after all. Which means your insults is another way of fighting people you could not defeat in a simple debate. Seems like a character of a dimwit.

Mujtahida:

Twitter is one of the worst places to engage in conversation about the SE. Someone who has not watched SE in the last 5 years will be running around making comments. Dedicated circles like what we have here is quite satisfying. The quality of our interactions is rich because we passionate about the BUT more importantly informed about the SE

nairalandankrah:
Osimhen hits the bar

Mujtahida:

A Nigerian is a Nigerian especially in sports. Truth is that in a few years from now it is possible that we field a team of 90 percent foreign born players. Already the D'tigers team is 100% foreign born.

See ehn one would think because these guys are born outside our shores, you'd think they'd be less dedicated, they'd be half Nigerian in their mentality and our connections with them would be weak.

Na lie! They are so passionate, so dedicated and we love them just as we love all our sport men who make us proud. Ebuehi was initially not invited, he nearly wan die. Man was full of joy when he was invited yet this is Ebuehi who rarely plays when invited.

See them eating eba, egusi, keeping the connection to the motherland.

Imagine someone with your thinking becomes a coach! Yet you are abroad enjoying all the best that another man's hard work has created.

What is my point: these players are all Nigerians, foreign or local born.

The only consideration is quality

Our national team is one area we have managed to keep out the cancer of tribalism. Abeg this subtle brand of tribalism of local born players and foreign born players is abhorrent.

andrewbaba44:


Bia

Na only goals we want to Dey report this year

andrewbaba44:

Bia
Na only goals we want to Dey report this year

Mujtahida:

Twitter is one of the worst places to engage in conversation about the SE. Someone who has not watched SE in the last 5 years will be running around making comments. Dedicated circles like what we have here is quite satisfying. The quality of our interactions is rich because we passionate about the BUT more importantly informed about the SE

Mujtahida:

Twitter is one of the worst places to engage in conversation about the SE. Someone who has not watched SE in the last 5 years will be running around making comments. Dedicated circles like what we have here is quite satisfying. The quality of our interactions is rich because we passionate about the BUT more importantly informed about the SE

JohnBullMySon:
I have learnt in life to keep like minded people closer to me and have only long distance relationships with people who have different passions, mentality and opinion even if they're relatives. Arguing with such a person is the worst activity you can engage in.

Joezinho:
So far, Aboubacar has been the best player in this year's AFCON..

andrewbaba44:


Na only you Dey see who Dey worked up here

There was no debate here or anywhere self ,I don’t need to explain anything to you

Nothing can be worst than being a useless and hopeless racist like you .

You Dey train your pikin for yankee but yet you hate naija footballers who where born abroad ,at times I wonder if you think ,one of the reason I do call you a drug addict

You are living in a first world country(USA) but you are behaving like someone who live at one forest in mogadishu somalia

My friend common leave this place .

GeneralDae:

You're right. I also read a tweet from someone complaining about Aribo today on Twitter. He said he's not convinced about our number 10 Aribo and that is his major fear . The Twitter space could be damn comical most times. Many of them probably last watched the super eagles when okocha was no 10.

andrewbaba44:


Agreed

Mujtahida:

In fact, they'd make you derail. I saw how they were being stupid yabbing Maduka and calling it cruise. That boy is playing a dangerous game with the most toxic, unrelenting, rabid mob in the world - Nigerians on Twitter.

Ekong did the best thing. Lock yourself away from their adulation or criticism. Their praises is nothing but a scorpion waiting for just one mistake or bad game to sting you.

IDENNAA:


Nwakali is a Nigerian and deserved preferential treatment just like the English give their home grown players preference. If you place Nwakali and Iwobi in England for selection , no matter how talented Nwakali is as long as he is not English he will never be considered.

In the U.S. if you are born in a place not a province of U.S you will never become President be you white or black. Its very annoying how we scramble for English leftovers and worship players the English considered inferior. If I have my way we will only take foreign players playing in the top 5 League in Europe. The English doesn't have better talent pool than us.

This disgraceful inferior mindset is why we hired a crappy coach and people were drinking his pee on this thread because he is White man and Africans are so senseless they thought whites were gods.

Now , we have a Nigerian coach who slavish negroes on this thread condemned before he resumed his work but look what has happened!!

Nwakali:he captained the the team to world glory and brought joy and happiness to our soul. Won the MVP and brought the cup home. Thats a hero , init ?

IDENNAA:



I am not a racist neither am I a hateful person. I dont usually keep white friends , but if you come close to me I will treat you with civility.

This your first world country is where you could be killed walking down the street just because you are a BLACK MAN! You don't know anything about first world country...smh

Google Emmett Till and enjoy your first world civilization.

IDENNAA:


I don't play by your rules or anybodys. If you have no self control and had no temperament to engage in public discussion and maintain etiquette, then you should not speak out.

What you are trying to do is tell people not to air their views because some persons can't control their behaviours. This is insane and rettarded at same time.

Again , Nwakali is the most gifted midfielder in the team. If you don't like it drown yourselves.....this is not kindergarten , oga!

I don't give a minute fuvvk about how you feel. Do you see me lose my mind and start insulting people who insult my favourite players.

You people cant turn Nigeria into a zombie and and animal republic just because you are witless!

IDENNAA:



This is not a matter of passion , because you cant be more Nigeria than a Nigerian. We have a culture and a style and that must be upheld. Your white man almost ruined our football culture and passion. I was so frustrated with your white coach I nearly gave up on watching SE play. Thats what a foreigner will do to your legacies , though , not all.

If Rohr was in charge Onyekuru , Nwakali , Olayinka will never be invited but these are the people who are flying Nigeria's flag and will marry a Nigerian woman to continue our culture. There are issues tied into these than you could see.

I am not saying don't invite foreign born but why must it be the leftovers and not the best. Are we INFERIOR to England ? I am very confident England doesn't have more talents than us, they are just better organized.

And , you are wrong about foreign born dominating the Nigerian team , because we all our big guns are Naija born and these foreign borns are just spectators that will never displace the main players. Secondly , no top flying English player will ever agree to lace booth for Nigeria.

Iwobi is struggling to stamp his presence in a mid table club.

Aribo's plays in lowly rated Scottish

Ajayi Championship.

Maduka a disaster waiting to happen.

Ekong is benefiting more from Nigeria; very easily replaceable.


Aside Ebuehi and Aina both who could be easily replaced Nigeria has the full potential to groom a pool of talent that could rule the world....England can only dream of these. So , I am proud of the talent that exist in our system and I don't think we need any foreigners to help us play better, unless if you want to help some rejected English players of Nigerian descent.

JohnBullMySon:
Emmett Till happened in the 50's. The days of negro lynching and civil rights protests. That's what you argue with in a millennial, gen z dominated era with substantial social awareness and human empathy.

Are you sure you're living in today's America, or did you find yourself deep in the Midwest, surrounded by white farmers with rifles ?

iamdynamite:
that is not true, no one will do that, didnt we lose our last group game against madagascar at the 2019 edition?

chrisooblog:
I can't speak for other people but on my own part I voted not just based on club achievements but also impact with the national team.

Taking both club form and national team performances into consideration holistically I think Osimhen more than merits being named player of the year.

Kudos to Onuachu he had an awesome year just think Victor was better.

*modified* For best striker I choose KC

JohnBullMySon:
Emmett Till happened in the 50's. The days of negro lynching and civil rights protests. That's what you argue with in a millennial, gen z dominated era with substantial social awareness and human empathy.

Are you sure you're living in today's America, or did you find yourself deep in the Midwest, surrounded by white farmers with rifles ?

Triniti:
You need to tone it down with your disgust for foreign born players, For someone like you who lives abroad, you keep contradicting yourself, imagine tomorrow, your own child is denied an opportunity here in Nigeria for being born abroad, how would you feel?


I hate Amaju touring Europe, begging some mediocre players to come play for us, but the ones with quality & passion should always be allowed to represent us whenever there’s an opportunity.

Minus Akpoguma, none of the foreign born players in this present team toyed with our emotions, they all came when they were invited.

You need to cut these guys some slacks, none of them choose their birth place, otherwise, don’t cry fowl when such treatments is melted out to your offspring in the nearest future.

IDENNAA:



This is not a matter of passion , because you cant be more Nigeria than a Nigerian. We have a culture and a style and that must be upheld. Your white man almost ruined our football culture and passion. I was so frustrated with your white coach I nearly gave up on watching SE play. Thats what a foreigner will do to your legacies , though , not all.

If Rohr was in charge Onyekuru , Nwakali , Olayinka will never be invited but these are the people who are flying Nigeria's flag and will marry a Nigerian woman to continue our culture. There are issues tied into these than you could see.

I am not saying don't invite foreign born but why must it be the leftovers and not the best. Are we INFERIOR to England ? I am very confident England doesn't have more talents than us, they are just better organized.

And , you are wrong about foreign born dominating the Nigerian team , because we all our big guns are Naija born and these foreign borns are just spectators that will never displace the main players. Secondly , no top flying English player will ever agree to lace booth for Nigeria.

Iwobi is struggling to stamp his presence in a mid table club.

Aribo's plays in lowly rated Scottish

Ajayi Championship.

Maduka a disaster waiting to happen.

Ekong is benefiting more from Nigeria; very easily replaceable.


Aside Ebuehi and Aina both who could be easily replaced Nigeria has the full potential to groom a pool of talent that could rule the world....England can only dream of these. So , I am proud of the talent that exist in our system and I don't think we need any foreigners to help us play better, unless if you want to help some rejected English players of Nigerian descent.