jargooflife912:
Must Ahmed Musa play?

IDENNAA:


Kalu is on the bench but we need a forward turned defender, but we have defenders. Abeg, don't ask me to explain this

12large1:


Will walk into our 11

Truidstar:
The our midfield is too thin, Rohr for invite X and Y crowd, una don crawl out of una holes again. Na CAR we dey play make una no forget.

Ihenzy:
Terem Moffi called up to replaced injured Alex Iwobi

chrisooblog:
You make a fair point but the fact of the matter is the Yobo of 2014 was already undergoing diminishing returns just like Musa is right now but we still included them for their experience and standing in the team.

If Musa eventually gets his 100 caps I will still salute him because he has been a great servant to Nigerian football. Will I completely say he has nothing left in the tank? Who knows but remember pre-2018 WC Musa was on an awful run of form guy was even playing in the reserves of Leicester City but he turned out being our best player at the world cup in russia.

By current form Musa shouldn't be in the squad but we all know inclusion in national team squads all over the world is not always as straight forward as that.

IDENNAA:


Osim Baba is an African, we are naturally stronger and faster than Caucasians, therefore Osimhen's energy should not be questioned. Maybe I am biased but when was the last time a white person won 100m race in track and field....abeg , make them test that Italian!

Clint02:
No creativity left at all

ChrisKels:


No, you are wrong, it is already in the public. He is a public figure, and he is supposed to have his home in order so he doesn't become an object of ridicule. He needs to be reminded. You all be trying to be more Western than the westerners, hence sweeping our customs and traditions under the carpet. When a child is going the wrong way, you ought to give him corrections, then it is left for him to heed or not. He was not born out of wedlock, so it is silly for him to adopt his mother's maiden surname and have his own surname relegated. We believe in "afa m efuna"

chrisooblog:
Was Yobo's own "earned"?

Going into the 2014 WC was Yobo our best defender? Remember at the time Omeruo and Oboabona were our defensive pairing. Keshi even dropped Joseph from the squad for some time until the WC came around so will you say Yobo fraudulently earned his 100 caps?

ChrisKels:
In the future, I will remember Musa for his 4goals at the world cup, but I will never celebrate him as someone who managed a century of caps for the eagles. Yobo and Enyema got theirs on merit, Musa is getting his fraudulently, hence, in my book, I can never place him in the same league as those previous two. A century of caps must be earned, and every count of it must be merited otherwise it looses its value. The NFF should stop the history of helping players to fraudulently earn a 100 caps to the detriment of the team. Well, this is Nigeria, a failed state.

Subzero047:
Osimhen has been assisted by Insigne and Zielinski in his last two games, it seems some things are changing

Subzero047:
I've repeatedly said it here when it comes to passing to Iheanacho Ndidi turns to Pirlo, I don't know why he can't pass that way to his other teammates, now look at this pass

https://twitter.com/SSE_NGA/status/1441010181073215496?s=19

TheSuperNerd:
ICYMI Shocker: Liverpool's Curtis Jones has Nigerian Heritage

Do you know before now that the talented Central Midfield player, Curtis Jones (20 yrs) has a Nigerian Father?

Nothing much is known about his dad. Only his mum, Sandra comes to mind and is known by the media. Well, Curtis' GF, a British-pakistani revealed on her tiktok that Curtis is indeed of Dual heritage. Curtis is British-Nigerian but I don't know if he strongly identifies with his Naija roots.

So now you know. CURTIS JULIAN JONES is Half British and Half Nigerian. Wonders.

charlesemeka85:
I see him leaving Sweden soon to a bigger league

Ppogbae:
Super Eagles B to play DR Congo in next month's international window. Camping will start shortly.

Ppogbae:
What is Spalleti feeding Osimhen?

ChrisKels:
What happened to Kingsley Michael, he hasn't been playing for his club since the international break?

Danielnino00:


Calabar was also at one time the home of the super eagles after we left Abuja...

Danielnino00:


Why did u stop at Uyo? why not list every major city in the country?

Danielnino00:


Well..There's no need to rush it..

I just feel that it's about time the super eagles had a more permanent home ground...
Either Lagos or Abuja should be it...


And the government for the love of God,should handover these stadiums to private individuals to manage...

seankafor:
At the detriment of who?