I think Nigeria has a bright chance lifting this cup. We need to keep working to get better.

IDENNAA:



You cant say people who are working to bring respite to their families are "desperate" , its shows you are obviously not connected to the Nigerian realities. Its is a very poor country with an ocean of difference between the rich and poor.

Sir , these my long suffering Nigerian brothers are not desperate but poor , ignorant and hopeless. I will always stand up for my impoverished Nigeria brothers and sisters.

You speak like like a fhool , Nigga! I know what it feels like to be poor and forgotten by your government.....

I landed in the U.S. with a Ghana must go and there nobody pick me from the airport. I lived in the streets for many moons and learned a life lessons.


You talk a lot of nonsense like you were still are child....i get enraged by the stuupidity you display here.

I guess it gets pretty cold in the inhospitable desert's of Bukina Faso at night.

And then you get delirious and you then get the Mirage of Houston.

We have got several reality checks from supposedly small teams before this tourney. I see no “small” team surprising us. They will do the Lord’s work with the likes of Algeria, and we will handle them mercilessly

komekn:


I guess it gets pretty cold in the inhospitable desert's of Bukina Faso at night.

And then you get delirious and you then get the Mirage of Houston.

Now , it's obvious all you care about is how to flood our dear SE with your borough boy. It's become quite clear you have no emotional attachment to Nigerian , hence you run any home grown Nigeria talent.

komekn:


I think that is a Misconception. What do you consider begging to be

You should appreciate the socio cultural and economic dynamics are very different in the context of football in England and the Europe.

For many not all but a good number of our footballers it's a question of literally life and death. There is no other alternative to making it to in life, than to make it in Football.

Even the concept of "JAKPA" . Further highlights the phenomenon, university of graduates are wilfully lined up on the shores of Libya to play lottery with their lives on the perilous Mediterranean sea to get to Europe

An English Nigerian origin football player already doing well and on track in a good football academy in England , does not need the Nigerian national team to progress his career. That not withstanding many have a clear cut indentity and affinity with Nigeria. And want to play for Nigeria. Sometimes the conduct of the NFF officials has not been helpful.

On the other hand the players in Nigeria use the SE including the youth system predominantly to progress their careers to Europe. As a consequence , they are very desperate and they are willing to ABSOLUTELY do anything that NFF officials tell them to do. That will include slave contracts with the NFF officials preferred agents. From here Godfatherism was birthed in the NFF and has become a full grown adult.

I will ask you one question, do you honestly believe in it takes three years to make a change of allegiance with FIFA from England to Nigeria. Every other change of Allegiance has taken max 4 weeks, Zaha and Caulker come to mind players who already had senior England caps.

I can speculate in the negative because there is nothing positive about it.

Finally, hypothetically speaking , if our U17 players came to England and played a game and afterward were offered lucrative contracts at Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United, etc But with the proviso that they must change allegiance to England, how many do you think will say No❓

Oh I should add Amaju does not your Europe to beg players,there are a lot more things he does that have nothing to do with football. I can assure you.

I don’t know how long it takes to switch allegiances from one country to the other, what I’m saying here is that I don’t like the way Pinnick goes about it.

Let the guys that are passionate about playing for us be given an opportunity , then leave the ones using the whole country to catch cruise.

There are more talented footballers in Nigeria than the whole of England, If the federation can invest in the league and harness its potentials, we won’t be begging any mediocre players to come play for us.

Super eagles is a big brand. If things are done right, all these boys will be the ones clamoring to put on the GWG.

IDENNAA:



Now , it's obvious all you care about is how to flood our dear SE with your borough boy. It's become quite clear you have no emotional attachment to Nigerian , hence you run any home grown Nigeria talent.

I commend you, for the depth of your unbiased insight you have uncovered what only God can really do, read a man's mind and know what he is thinking.

You are so exact in your deduction , that the opportunity to contend with you will make any propoenent a rabble rouser and noise maker. So I maintain silence.

You are very correct , I unduly praised , commended, endorsed and stood up for the players listed below because they were all born and bred in the UK and as you put it they are all "borough boys"

Odion Ighalo
Obagoal
Ndidi
Onyekuru
Etebo
Awoniyi
Olayinka
Yobo
Mikel
Musa
Onuachu
Simi


To name just a few.

Triniti:
I don’t know how long it takes to switch allegiances from one country to the other, what I’m saying here is that I don’t like the way Pinnick goes about it.

Let the guys that are passionate about playing for us be given an opportunity , then leave the ones using the whole country to catch cruise.

There are more talented footballers in Nigeria than the whole of England, If the federation can invest in the league and harness its potentials, we won’t be begging any mediocre players to come play for us.

Super eagles is a big brand. If things are done right, all these boys will be the ones clamoring to put on the GWG.

You may find it hard to believe ,I think ( l could be wrong) but I have known Amaju for a bit of time. With respect you really don't know what he does in England.

Who are the mediocre players you are talking about, please name them one by be one❓

There are more people in Nigeria than the UK and should be more footballers than the UK.

Talent and potential not nurtured, developed and supported will amount to nothing unfortunately.

You are talking optimistic projection not in reality of the present day situation.

I think you should review your approach and not ASSUMPTIVE in the negative.

There are more potential professors in Nigeria than the UK . But in reality our government does not invest in its human capital and as a consequence there is not.

The Bible says "God is not mocked, What a man sows he will reap"

If we plant peanuts we are not going to harvest Yam

Sorry but this the TRUTH.

komekn:


I commend you, for the depth of your unbiased insight you have uncovered what only God can really do, read a man's mind and know what he is thinking.

You are so exact in your deduction , that the opportunity to contend with you will make any propoenent a rabble rouser and noise maker. So I maintain silence.

You are very correct , I unduly praised , commended, endorsed and stood up for the players listed below because they were all born and bred in the UK and as you put it they are all "borough boys"

Odion Ighalo
Obagoal
Ndidi
Onyekuru
Etebo
Awoniyi
Olayinka
Yobo
Mikel
Musa
Onuachu
Simi


To name just a few.

*yawns*

It it time that Peseiro start to reformat his CV again. Eguavoen is here to stay. You don't change or interfere with what works.

Nigeria (super eagels) trend in twitter Algerian

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 ?

Mr Patriotism, one would think that with all your talk of patriotism and nationhood you'll be in Nigeria contributing your quota but no, your hypocrisy is sickening.

Oasis001:




That Dude is living in Liberia not US. You know both country's Flags look alike.

Or Cuba

IDENNAA:


This mentality is the problem with many Nigerians who went to University in the U.S. and went straight to work after school. You don't know the sufferings of black Americans.

If think you have balls to take this sort of attitude toward something as sensitive as racial oppression and inequality with black Americans....they will destroy you in totality.

George Floyd was recently killed in the streets and I can names tens who were recently killed , which brought about a wide spread riots and violence.

You Nigerians always talk outa ya assz when in actuality you know nothing. Keep quiet about matters you have the faintest idea of.

For your own good , don't argue such nonsense with Black Americans because you could lose your life.

Dude you are a big clown and you don't know it, is the gang violence in the black neighborhoods also due to oppression? The George Floyd you mentioned (despite not deserving that kind of death) was a criminal. Nigerians also burn criminals and practice jungle justice, is that also oppression.
I said it earlier that you have no idea what you are talking about whether it is sports related or otherwise.

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.

My people, wonders shall never end. IDENNA you see what bias can do to a person? I don't want to mention it yet I can't resist saying it. So you know Aribo plays in lowly Scottish league, Iwobi struggling in mid table premiership club, Ajayi championship but where does your beloved Nwakali play? Haba haba
I simply don't trust your judgment in these matters just as I don't trust komekn's. Both of you are opposite sides of the same coin minted out of strong, almost irrational bias.

IDENNAA:


This mentality is the problem with many Nigerians who went to University in the U.S. and went straight to work after school. You don't know the sufferings of black Americans.

If think you have balls to take this sort of attitude toward something as sensitive as racial oppression and inequality with black Americans....they will destroy you in totality.

George Floyd was recently killed in the streets and I can names tens who were recently killed , which brought about a wide spread riots and violence.

You Nigerians always talk outa ya assz when in actuality you know nothing. Keep quiet about matters you have the faintest idea of.

For your own good , don't argue such nonsense with Black Americans because you could lose your life.

Me I am convinced that if it is the Blackman that has the power and advantages the whites have, we will do worst things. I say this because I see how we treat each other here in Nigeria where tribe and religion stand above truth and merit.

Mujtahida:

My people, wonders shall never end. IDENNA you see what bias can do to a person? I don't want to mention it yet I can't resist saying it. So you know Aribo plays in lowly Scottish league, Iwobi struggling in mid table premiership club, Ajayi championship but where does your beloved Nwakali play? Haba haba
I simply don't trust your judgment in these matters just as I don't trust komekn's. Both of you are opposite sides of the same coin minted out strong, almost irrational bias.

It is a case where u point a finger at someone and the other 4 fingers are pointing back at u

Pictures: Chidozie Awaziem returns to Full training

- Best Ball Playing CB in the team. Best CB with the finest passing range in the team and President of the FBA of the Super Eagles

Welcome Back Awiiiiiii (in Omeruo's voice)

Kelechi and the man who brought him to limelight: Super Eagles in Cameroun

K.Nwakali x Amunike

IDENNAA:


Cc. ChrisKels

Ibu onye Arochukwu ?

Mba, a bu m onye Isuikwuato

andrewbaba44:


Una full Gabon self

It is different. The ones in Gabon still know their families in Nigeria, unlike the ones in EQ

chidozieaina:
Nigeria (super eagels) trend in twitter Algerian

What are they saying about Nigeria?

TheSuperNerd:
Pictures: Chidozie Awaziem returns to Full training

- Best Ball Playing CB in the team. Best CB with the finest passing range in the team and President of the FBA of the Super Eagles

Welcome Back Awiiiiiii (in Omeruo's voice)

Good news, but he should be on the bench because the ones playing ahead of him ain't doing badly, so far

ChrisKels:
The way SiMoses has performed, when Lookman and Dennis come in March it sure gonna be hard for them to be considered in the starting line up. That said, Chuks should up his game too, to make it even more harder.

Dennis should start writing apology letters ahead of March at this point

nairalandankrah:
Osimhen hits the bar

LOOK AT DIS MUMU PPU REPORTING BALL HITTING THE BAR AS ONE ACHIEVEMENT..IDIOTIC FELLOWS.LATER THEY WOULD BE COMPARING D EKUKE NAPOLI MAN WITH HAALAND.......REPORT GOALS......FOOLS

David Alaba donated 13.3 million naira to Nigeria in diaspora commission (NIDCOM) recently to assist in curbing open defecation in Nigeria but here to some the foreign born are useless.

CC:Mujtahida,Humility33,Astrid4,Karlovych,

Where is that guy that shouts "Averaaaaaaaaaaaaage" sango don carry am go ni?

nairalandankrah:
Osimhen hits the bar

Oga dankrah why not report Awoniyi hit the bar against Egypt and Sudan during the course of the games and seeing people para for you.....good that Osimehn is back.

safarigirl:


Dennis should start writing apology letters ahead of March at this point

He doesn't owe anyone any apologies.

drDoom3:


I never one day believed that the guy lives abroad. It may just be a facade for social media. No Nigerian or African I have seen that lives in the US has the mentality he has.

Exactly. Racism still exists, but definitely not how he puts it.

Astrid4:

Perhaps he lives in Mexico

Or Cuba