TapDance:


What match was that and who were the top midfielders.


Funny logic so we are using one match to judge a players quality, Mikel has consistently shown over his career he's nothing but a dumb ox, leave it at that.

TheGoodJoe:
Players like Egwueke, Uzoenyi, Mba and Obaobona might not have left the Shores of this country if not Keshi's faith in the home based players. Egwueke's performance against South Africa when we went two goals down was amazing. He was virtually the only one in defence.

I have repeatedly said that the challenges Africans face in Europe makes it difficult for accelerated growth. So, judging players by their clubs is not an ideal situation to judge their talents.

TheGoodJoe:
Players like Egwueke, Uzoenyi, Mba and Obaobona might not have left the Shores of this country if not Keshi's faith in the home based players. Egwueke's performance against South Africa when we went two goals down was amazing. He was virtually the only one in defence.

I have repeatedly said that the challenges Africans face in Europe makes it difficult for accelerated growth. So, judging players by their clubs is not an ideal situation to judge their talents.

TheGoodJoe:
Players like Egwueke, Uzoenyi, Mba and Obaobona might not have left the Shores of this country if not Keshi's faith in the home [size=8pt][/size]based players. Egwueke's performance against South Africa when we went two goals down was amazing. He was virtually the only one in defence.

I have repeatedly said that the challenges Africans face in Europe makes it difficult for accelerated growth. So, judging players by their clubs is not an ideal situation to judge their talents.

TheGoodJoe:
Players like Egwueke, Uzoenyi, Mba and Obaobona might not have left the Shores of this country if not Keshi's faith in the home based players. Egwueke's performance against South Africa when we went two goals down was amazing. He was virtually the only one in defence.

I have repeatedly said that the challenges Africans face in Europe makes it difficult for accelerated growth. So, judging players by their clubs is not an ideal situation to judge their talents.

terzurum5:
Gbolahan Salami Scores Sixth Goal Of The Season, Red Card Appeal Successful



Kuopion Palloseura failed to advance to the next round of the Suomen Cup after a 4-2 loss to FC Honka at the Savon Sanomat Areena on Sunday evening.

Three days before the encounter, KuPS were handed a boost with news that Nigeria international Gbolahan Salami would be allowed to face Honka after their red card appeal to the Finnish League was successful.


The former Shooting Stars and Warri Wolves man had been sent off against Ilves on March 7 and handed a two-game ban in the process, which was later overturned.


After missing a couple of chances that would have changed the outcome of the match, Salami managed to reduce the deficit to 3-1, his sixth goal in the competition this season, after 66 minutes.


In the group phase, the Nigerian hit target in games against JJK (2), Mikkelin (2) and FC Lahti.

Out-of-favour Super Eagles defender Azubuike Egwuekwe put in a full shift and was cautioned in the 37th minute.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel

http://allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=22348

Kog45:
Yes Keshi really tried for d home based players just like Clemens Westerhoff who showed faith in d likes of Finidi George,Dan Amokachie,Ajibade Babalade,Abdul Sule,Ben Iroha.

Truly there is need for Rohr to look inward and discovered home based who are ready to compete with d foreign ones especially in our defence.

Thegoodjoe,Egwueke's performance against South Africa,pls i differ with your opinion coz d guy was a flopped in that match.Check out South Africa goals,Egwueke and Omeruo ruined us that day.Also Musa was a culprit missing two cleared chances in early stage of d match.Thanks to Aluko for saving d day.

Icon4s:

Power striker.
Keep working hard. Rohr and his crew are watching.

TheGoodJoe:


I doubt the problem came from Egwueke's performance but the fact he had an unfit Omeruo to cope with. I think the problem came from forcing Omeruo back to the side. Note, I also pointed out about Egwueke's performance after the two goals, not before. He performed well and kept us in the game after we went on an all out attack.

ChrisKels:

Akuko Mike Ejeagha

ChrisKels:


Akuko Mike Ejeagha

BascoVanVeli:
I agree with Rohr on not calling up but one NPFL player and if you are a true fan of a local club u are counting ur blessings. I personally do not want any of my players leaving. The season is still young and if we look at the table there is no space for gambles. When CHAN comes they can go but till then let us just enjoy what these boys are doing. I always say that national team callups hurt the league more than it helps the player.

tbaba1234:


If we improve the salary package of players such that they can feed their families and invest. Less players will rush out of the country. Look at South Africa, most of their players don't leave. It hurts their national team because their players do not play at the highest level.

BascoVanVeli:


:/Are u saying that we should keep our local players and their families poor? Our league is just as important as our national team. When a club cannot pay players it is a thing of national shame. We are close to a breakthrough thanks to the LMC but the players cannot be distracted with pipe dreams. At the least we can try to make the Nigerian based player worth something again.

tbaba1234:


No, where are you getting that from??

I was making a comment.. A top quality league will benefit the national team. But it has to be both, money and quality.

whizola:
victor moses limps out of the Chelsea vs man utd match

whizola:
victor moses limps out of the Chelsea vs man utd match

Icon4s:

Aluko I know. Who are the other 2?

tbaba1234:


Friendly next week, Moses limps off this week... *clears throat... ok o!

Victor Moses is a baller though..

tbaba1234:


Friendly next week, Moses limps off this week... *clears throat... ok o!

Victor Moses is a baller though..

ChrisKels:


I don't see no cause for alarm, rather, I see opportunity for other budding talents lurking behind. Bring in Omatsone Aluko and Sammy Kalu or Henry Onyekuru

ChrisKels:


Lol on the contrary, I called bluff ur assertion that Salami still has a future with Eagles.

U r definitely not an Igbo, else u would have read meaning into what I wrote earlier.

U should know the iconic Mike Ejeagha and his fictions/ imaginary or worse yet, abstract stories (akuko not Aluko).