komekn:


I can say conclusively from the past that there was a culture of settlement and appeasement to retain your position in the NFF.

I even know a player who was captain of the national team expected to pay appeasement to show his gratitude.


Obagoal and Aluko refused to understand how things are done and where simply excluded.

komekn:


You have used your own yardstick to condemn yourself.

Did you or did you not say I am only interested in English born players YES OR NO

I have talked about Etebo but then you will say I am tribalistic.

You are so emotively prejudiced you forgot to talk about all the Nigerian origin players from the UK that I said are not good enough.

To substantiate your position why not state all the UK players I have talked about in the context of the SE

You may then find yourself learning about yourself and your inability to be objective. It take humility to learn not pride.

komekn:


Tell me one club in the EPL or Championship in England that offered him a contract

So playing in Kasimpasa will pay more than the championship Do you really think so

How much is the highest player in Kasimpasa on annually. There are a lot of championship players on over £50k a week.

The reality is he knows he will not be able to get a club to pay him big bucks in the championship sadly true, he simply is not rated highly. For him Turkey was probably a better option maybe. Than testing himself against better players and getting a move to the EPL.

komekn:


Don't think Onyedinma merits it anymore he is off the boil, needs to get a better club or improve from kick and rush football.

Aluko has already been capped and did very well but did not agree to settle. His quality is known and his intention to play for Nigeria is also known.

Not Rohr but some officials have excluded him.

komekn:


UNTRUE

They told the NFF when he was a teenager that he will commit at the age of 23.

He made the commitment 2 years earlier last year Summer spoke with Rohr and he is still waiting.

Mickael2:
Please accept my unreserved apology, it was grossly unintentional. I just think you countered my comment without exactly understanding what I said, however I am very sorry.

Mujtahida:

This is the second time you are asking this question in response to the mention of the name Doherty. Is this a form of misdirection? How can you be in the thick of things football wise in the UK and not know Doherty? Komekn, da komekn. Nothing do you

Mujtahida:

Being accommodative does not mean condonation. Such a man is a wimp. I respect your views but I will also challenge and oppose it.

Hypocrites, pretender, corrupt, bigot, tribalist - these are some of the words you often pin on people but I'm not deceived. You are merely projecting your own negative attributes.

Humility017:

so because he failed to get an English club to sign him...means he is not good enough?
you see your problem...you always judge everything from the prism of your little mind...fisted and mould only after English foot ball....

SerVik:

Nigeria was always the second option for Iorfa and his father, they were holding out for England and they felt their chances where brighter at Iorfa's young age.

The plan was that he'd play for England if the invitation came or if they showed any interest, but if there is no interest before 23 then they'd fall back to their 2nd choice. They wanted to play a fast one on us.

You're the one always harping it into our heads that 19 in football terms is no longer a young age. A player is supposed to have made those decisions even before 20. If I approach you when I need you and you turn me down citing a hogwash as excuse, best believe, when you need me, I won't even look you twice.

We are a moving train, we stopped for him and he refused to hop on, we've moved on. He should join the next train(England) if he thinks he possesses the necessary boarding pass(talent).

Danielnino00:



Iorfa and his dad were eying the Queen's call up that's why they told the NFF to wait... unfortunately, the Queen never called... ...
So,the NFF are also telling him to wait.... when we need his service, we will call him up... it's all about "u do me, I do u"...

Danielnino00:



Iorfa and his dad were eying the Queen's call up that's why they told the NFF to wait... unfortunately, the Queen never called... ...
So,the NFF are also telling him to wait.... when we need his service, we will call him up... it's all about "u do me, I do u"...

Kog45:
I think Iorfa senior didn't do well as ex international by saying my son will wait until 23 years of age to decide his future.

Truly he did not say the boy will not play for Nigeria.

Unlike Torunarigha Jordon's father who said categorically that my son will not play for Nigeria.

Iorfa junior did not say I will not play for Nigeria

But Torunarigha has come out to say i preferred German team..

SerVik:

Nigeria was always the second option for Iorfa and his father, they were holding out for England and they felt their chances where brighter at Iorfa's young age.

The plan was that he'd play for England if the invitation came or if they showed any interest, but if there is no interest before 23 then they'd fall back to their 2nd choice. They wanted to play a fast one on us.

You're the one always harping it into our heads that 19 in football terms is no longer a young age. A player is supposed to have made those decisions even before 20. If I approach you when I need you and you turn me down citing a hogwash as excuse, best believe, when you need me, I won't even look you twice.

We are a moving train, we stopped for him and he refused to hop on, we've moved on. He should join the next train(England) if he thinks he possesses the necessary boarding pass(talent).

Kog45:
I think Iorfa senior didn't do well as ex international by saying my son will wait until 23 years of age to decide his future.

Truly he did not say the boy will not play for Nigeria.

Unlike Torunarigha Jordon's father who said categorically that my son will not play for Nigeria.

Iorfa junior did not say I will not play for Nigeria

But Torunarigha has come out to say i preferred German team..

Kog45:
I think Iorfa senior didn't do well as ex international by saying my son will wait until 23 years of age to decide his future.

Truly he did not say the boy will not play for Nigeria.

Unlike Torunarigha Jordon's father who said categorically that my son will not play for Nigeria.

Iorfa junior did not say I will not play for Nigeria

But Torunarigha has come out to say i preferred German team.

NFF and Rohr approached Torunarigha despite his Dad statement but did NFF approach Iorfa jnr?NO

We just believe is wrong for Iorfa to say my son will decide his future at 23.

If Rohr need Iorfa jnr i don't think his Dad earlier stance w affect the young man chances.

Do you know Rohr is ready to have Uduokhai,Akpoguma and Torunarigha if they change their minds.

And why are we always knocking the English born and willing to give soft landing for German born despite their unwillingness to represent Nigeria.

asha80:
torunarigha must have had some bad experiences during his playing time for eagles and Nigeria as a whole to state categorically that his son will not play for Nigeria

Martz101:


just read your comment again, does it make sense to you? what does Nigeria have to do with his career going down, where does he play when we gave him a debut? agbolahor that rejected what happened to his own career? can Aluko break into English national team?

forgiveness:



First of all, I can see you are trying to play smart by saying I am supporting YORUBA players but I think you are not smart at all because if indeed you are, you should have ask yourself, if the so called 'YORUBA PLAYERS' deserves a call, but no, you are not as intelligent enough hence your focus and target is on the so call 'YORUBA PLAYERS'.

So, you mean if a player is good and he is Yoruba, I should not support him because he is Yoruba? What could be your problem with YORUBA or YORUBA players?

During the time Alex Iwobi played for Nigeria, was he able to play for Nigeria not to talk of England? What about Victor Moses? Carl Ikeme? etc

Choosing to play for England does not mean you have to play for England but the financial benefits and opportunity that come with the pledge to play for England is better. Is that what is too difficult for you to decipher?

How can you when your brain is full with YORUBA PLAYERS?

This is very simply for lay man to understand but I don't understand why it is so difficult for you to understand.

At Under-20 I was called up for both countries and I just felt that international-wise you pick the team you feel is closest to your heart. When you pick a club you’re thinking about what’s best for your career, but I just felt more like a Nigerian player and fan. I also watched Okocha and Kanu in the Premiership and they are magical. I am grateful to England for what l have learnt here but my heart is in Nigeria”


Sone Aluko shunned England under 20 to play for Nigeria under 20.

Did Aluko play for a big club? Yes...of course. Except Rangers was not a big club then.

I repeat his career dive-nosed playing for Nigeria.

Victor Moses was playing for an average club before he played for Nigeria.

Who was in charge of buying players in Chelsea?

Besides, if you are playing regularly with your national team, you are likely to get a good buy. Ask Ndidi, Iwobi, Ekong and Shehu.

You don't seems to know how things work.

Danielnino00:




Fact remains that Iorfa and his dad were more keen on England than Nigeria... But as it stands,Rohr doesn't need him,otherwise he would have given him a callup up already... Let him wait too...

forgiveness:



First of all, I can see you are trying to play smart by saying I am supporting YORUBA players but I think you are not smart at all because if indeed you are, you should have ask yourself, if the so called 'YORUBA PLAYERS' deserves a call, but no, you are not as intelligent enough hence your focus and target is on the so call 'YORUBA PLAYERS'.

So, you mean if a player is good and he is Yoruba, I should not support him because he is Yoruba? What could be your problem with YORUBA or YORUBA players?

During the time Alex Iwobi played for Nigeria, was he able to play for Nigeria not to talk of England? What about Victor Moses? Carl Ikeme? etc

Choosing to play for England does not mean you have to play for England but the financial benefits and opportunity that come with the pledge to play for England is better. Is that what is too difficult for you to decipher?

How can you when your brain is full with YORUBA PLAYERS?

This is very simply for lay man to understand but I don't understand why it is so difficult for you to understand.

At Under-20 I was called up for both countries and I just felt that international-wise you pick the team you feel is closest to your heart. When you pick a club you’re thinking about what’s best for your career, but I just felt more like a Nigerian player and fan. I also watched Okocha and Kanu in the Premiership and they are magical. I am grateful to England for what l have learnt here but my heart is in Nigeria”


Sone Aluko shunned England under 20 to play for Nigeria under 20.

Did Aluko play for a big club? Yes...of course. Except Rangers was not a big club then.

I repeat his career dive-nosed playing for Nigeria.

Victor Moses was playing for an average club before he played for Nigeria.

Who was in charge of buying players in Chelsea?

Besides, if you are playing regularly with your national team, you are likely to get a good buy. Ask Ndidi, Iwobi, Ekong and Shehu.

You don't seems to know how things work.

Danielnino00:



About ur last two paragraph, don't forget that Rohr is a German... its only natural for him to pick his country over English born and breed...

forgiveness:


Who told you Iorfa Jnr is keen on playing for England rather than Nigeria?

Humility017:

I tell you...the only Midfieder we need right now...is one who can pass the ball very well....somehow close like mikel.

komekn:


Tell me one club in the EPL or Championship in England that offered him a contract

So playing in Kasimpasa will pay more than the championship Do you really think so

How much is the highest player in Kasimpasa on annually. There are a lot of championship players on over £50k a week.

The reality is he knows he will not be able to get a club to pay him big bucks in the championship sadly true, he simply is not rated highly. For him Turkey was probably a better option maybe. Than testing himself against better players and getting a move to the EPL.

Danielnino00:




Fact remains that Iorfa and his dad were more keen on England than Nigeria... But as it stands,Rohr doesn't need him,otherwise he would have given him a callup up already... Let him wait too...

ChrisKels:


Just as I predicted on the 22nd of March that these guys would storm the Hive for famzing wow, it is happening already.


Ike is a goals machine that we should capt-tie after the World Cup together with Tomori and allow them grow to the Eagles via the U23 team.

Tosin Kehinde, Ike Ugbo and counting...

Danielnino00:



Iorfa and his dad were eying the Queen's call up that's why they told the NFF to wait... unfortunately, the Queen never called... ...
So,the NFF are also telling him to wait.... when we need his service, we will call him up... it's all about "u do me, I do u"...

komekn:


Not good enough for now

tbaba1234:


He did not say, he will commit to Nigeria at 23.. He said that a decision on his international career will ve made at 23.

The right back position is filled up and the players there are young too.