Yes now. I understand you proper o. I never thought of Atalanta like that. Even Atlanta Georgia sounds like that. Lol You try well well.

somehow:


lol I was trying to interprete the meaning in Yoruba language using english


hope I got it?

Lol. Atarodo? Bawo ni oja?

somehow:


We are selling pepper

charlesemeka85:
i would love oshimeh to remain in lille for 1 or 2 more seasons before making the leap to bigger clubs. haaland is the new zlatan while oshimeh is the new drogba!

Bros na Osimhen, not Oshimeh. Abeg “put some respeck” on his name.

My guy, why you dey write Oshimen instead of Osimhen? Abeg spell our striker name right. Thank you.

Humility017:

so hyping and singing praise of oshimen is deception


have you imagined the praise and hype oshimen would have been getting If he was a south African or Tanzanian? ??
real hype is what the south Africans give to perce tau and Tanzanians to sematan...can't spell his name very well....

abeg oshimen is a talented lad recognized all over the world...so it is not hype

Starting in 35 minutes. 9 PM Naija time.

andrew444:
My people when is the match between naija and hungary and time?

Na friendly “olodo”.

I don’t mean to insult the guy. But you have a valid point.

sheddo619:
you could have corrected without the insults now

Olodo! “Nigerian-born” is reserved for people that were born in Nigeria.

He was born in the Netherlands.

Next time use something like “of Nigerian descent”

odun360:

Nigerian-born striker, Joshua Zirkzee, scored hattrick for Bayern Munich in their 4-0 thrashing of Olympiakos Piraeus 4-0 at the Proponitiko Kentro Reti stadium on Tuesday afternoon.

The Netherlands youth international scored an impressive treble in Athens, which takes his goal tally in the UEFA Youth League this season to four in just two games.

He scored in the 35 minutes of action off an Angelo Stiller’s assist before adding another two in the 51st and 74th minutes, respectively.

Zirkzee was on song for his team on October 1st against Tottenham in their second group game.

He has now contributed to eleven goals (eight goals and three assists) in his last six UYL games.

The 18-year-old is inching closer to his senior team debut for the Bundesliga giants.


https://www.reportminds.com/2019/10/nigerian-striker-scores-hattrick-for.html

lalasticlala, seun, mynd44, dominique

We are their hype men!

Wetin make we do? Every country they hype their players, Naija no dey carry last!

breezy147:


All you guys know is to hype.

Musa Yahaya,
Iheanacho,
Nwakali,

and now Chukwueze and Osimhen.

You never learn.

He is wrong about Victor providing the assist.

Assist came from B. Andre.

jieta:
Are you sure, please check well.

Oga how you know?

tbaba1234:


Eze is not.

Can you guys guess who the 3 other players might be?

I think Eze is one of them, that might be why England is not showing interest, cause they know about the paper works.

Owngoalnigeria.com:
Former England youth international Chuba Akpom isn’t the only player who has agreed to switch his international allegiance to Nigeria after appearing for another country at youth level, Owngoalnigeria.com can exclusively reveal.

” Akpom isn’t the only one, three others have also agreed to play for Nigeria. Infact two of them initially turned down the chance to represent us last year but they are ready this year and very soon they will have the necessary documents to enable them play for Nigeria “, a source told Owngoalnigeria.com.

” At this stage we won’t be mentioning names because of the dicey nature of these switch but in the coming days their identity will be made public as we believe by then the switch would have been made official by FIFA “, he concluded.

komekn:


How long does the paperwork take ❓

This is how the incompetence of the NFF caused the late introduction of Aina.

Paperwirk is simply about administrative procedure it's not an approval application. But many are acting as if he has to sit an examination.

When you use a translator to translate Spanish to English, remember to change the “he”, “his” to “she” and “her”.

Oshoala no be man o!!!

Just go to google.com and search. Attached are examples of what you will see.

Oga, find some yahoo yahoo boys for your area, make you acquire skill shap shap.

Afobear:


I'm from the Lazarus pit ... I'm way stronger than you and your green lantern .... I have been empowered with the yellow lantern and y'all supporters of the Averaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaggeeeeeeeeeeeeeee super chickens will feel my wrath

Why don’t you post his club stats here now, is that not the basis for invitation?

So how did your noodles date go?

iamharkinwaley:




I'm thinking you went through my profile

Bros you no like epistles? Lol

Joebie:
Usual epistles. Make match start na e be my own.

Onuachu, Osimhen, Simon Lead Top 5 Performers In Super Eagles Training Ahead Of Brazil Friendly

Victor Osimhen – No doubt he is in the best form of his life. He wasn’t just lively he was also deadly and scored a very good goal using his body strength to hold off his marker before finishing on the turn.

Paul Onuachu – He looks the only real threat to Osimhen in the attack. His awareness in the box is second to none and his over six foot frame gives him an edge over the defenders he was up against. The manner which he played with his back to goal was very impressive all through the session.

Moses Simon – Dribbled his way out of tight corners with ease ‎and linked up well with Tyronne Ebuehi who played as his left fullback. His fitness looks like the best among the players as he didn’t stop running during the session.

Samuel Chukwueze – Played with lot of caution and not his usual explosive style. Passed the ball really quick and also put in a shift defensively. Almost scored with a deft chip before the end of the session.

Alex Iwobi – Hard not to mention his all action style of play. Link the defence and attack well in his role as number ten. The manner which he released the ball under pressure twice set up counter attack for the team he played for during the session. Looked very lively all through.

For those talking about calling Eze to the team:

1. They have made contact, you can see the photo below of him with the Super Eagles in camp.

2. I have a feeling that he’s one of the 3 players that have signed to switch to Nigeria. We will know in few months when it’s complete.


Ebere trained with the Super Eagles of Nigeria during their camping exercise in England and even took part in a test game organised by Rohr among the players after the cancellation of a planned friendly game.

Unlike Ola Aina who has since gone on to establish himself as a full fledged international since that camp exercise in London, Eze wasn’t approached by Rohr since then despite his fine form for QPR in the English Championship.

England finally got wind of his potentials and offered the 20 year old a spot in their U20 team and Rohr has now confirmed in an interview with Collin Udoh that Nigeria stand a very slim chance of luring him from England now.

“So could he still be in Nigeria’s plans? “Yes,” Rohr told KweséESPN, before admitting that the road is now just that little bit tougher: “But it will be a long process before authorisation for him to play for us.”

” Akpom isn’t the only one, three others have also agreed to play for Nigeria. Infact two of them initially turned down the chance to represent us last year but they are ready this year and very soon they will have the necessary documents to enable them play for Nigeria “, a source told Owngoalnigeria.com.


” At this stage we won’t be mentioning names because of the dicey nature of these switch but in the coming days their identity will be made public as we believe by then the switch would have been made official by FIFA “, he concluded.



Eze played in a practice game which the Super Eagles players played among themselves during the camp in London with Ola Aina, Chuba Akpom and Josh Maja also taking part.

From the trio only Aina was deemed needed by the coach of the senior national team of Nigeria Gernot Rohr as he pulled all the stop to make sure the paper works for his switch of allegiance came through on time.

At that time Eze was still working his way up the first team at QPR, hence despite impressing Rohr he wasn’t seen as an immediate priority as the Franco-German coach felt he has better options in midfield.

Before the end of last season, Eze’s name was on the lips of the fans of QPR for his impressive performance but Rohr stuck to his core of players who prosecuted the qualifiers for the Russia showpiece.

He carried his form into this season and once again Rohr snubbed the creative midfielder and only made his move for him few days before his call up to the England U20 was made official.

Reports gathered by Owngoalnigeria.com has it that he told the contact of the Nigeria Football Federation ( NFF) who spoke with him of his plans to honour the call up to the U20 of England.

Since making his debut, Eze is now focused on progressing through the various ranks of the national team of England and that alone should bother Nigeria because they had him in their hands but surprisingly let him slip away.

Thank you for writing “lose” and not “loose” like most Nigerians do.

Danielnino00:

If we lose,I won't complain... I'm more interested in our performance than the scoreline. .. I want Rohr to be more brave in his approach against stronger opposition . like against Ukraine we played without fear and could have won if not for some mistakes here and there. ..

I don't expect Brazil to beat us easily as long as we don't play them with fear...

I was gonna reply him with the exact same thing you wrote. If their government were as useless as ours, then those private entities will not blossom at the same level.

Ar3mis:


Those private entities are based in France...so it's still a French investment

At least the French government created the structure that enables those clubs to function..

We too must reap the rewards of our Naija people making the sacrifice to travel overseas and born pikin.

Yes it’s best we invest in infrastructures back home and develop the game, but when that is not ready, we must reap the rewards whichever way it comes as long as it’s legal legal.

Ar3mis:


It's not like France came to Africa to carry players to their national team.. Those guys were born and breed in France and are a product of the French football system..France simply reaped the reward for their investment on those players...
We on the other hand are waiting to reap the reward of the investment of other countries just because we feel entitled to it...

We shall see.

Earthquake1:


That day will never come

And if we don’t get our house in order, there will be a day that they’re 100% of our team. We have so many skillful Nigerian players coming up. Other countries cannot take them all from us.

If we have 10 Nigerian top strikers born in England, we will surely get at least 30% of them to represent us. So we need to just keep producing more of them.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-L7yplvTwk

tbaba1234:


In the starting line up against Ukraine, 5 of our starters were foreign born/dual citizens. That is almost half of the team.

Aribo, Aina, Iwobi, Ekong, Semi,

Only Etebo had a NPFL background even though, he did not play long there.

The rest are from academies.

These foreign born players will continue to play an important part of our national team.

We can not get all of them but we should get the ones we can.

I think his dream is bigger than just playing for Nigeria. I think he wants to do more, that’s why he didn’t just say play for Nigeria.

Earthquake1:


Mtweew

Because he doesn't know what 'playing for Nigeria' means in Dutch, he probably pities us

No mind the guy. He didn’t do any research.

tbaba1234:


His mum is Nigerian

In an interview Dillion Hoogewerf said his dream is to one day help Nigeria be better. So maybe that might be by playing for us.

Earthquake1:
It seems somebody is listening to us

Humility017 food don don

The day we have a lot of players in top clubs, then we will get more players choosing Nigeria, because they can’t all play for foreign countries.

The day will come when there will be so many more Nigerians doing it big.

TheSuperNerd:
But when we called up Kelechi Nwakali and Victor Osimhen after their U-17 exploits just as a way of fast-tracking them, you heard the nonsense cries didn't you? Why must the foreign borns be given this special treatment you suggest without anyone willing to cry out while we cry out when trying to encourage our special underage talents who shone at the age grades? Osimhen's call was bashed and condemned left, right and center when Rohr called him up just to begin integration of the lad because he saw he was special. Now we are reaping the benefits.

If Osimhen was foreign born, would his call have been bashed? And if as a foreign born, playing so well for Lille now, what would be the story today? That we should have capped him then, but now we have to contend with England or France for his allegiance. Thanks goodness that is not the case.




Look Sir Royalty. Nigeria have been approaching some of these lads and many of them are non-committal.
These lads should stop making it seem like it is the countries making the decisions for them. It is also their decisions and their lives. Let those that want to play for England or Nigeria or whatever country declare it from the onset and stick to it and not wait till their careers probably hit the heights of Pele where they now start singing the tune of England calling them up first.


Are you saying that Nigeria is not deserving of a player doing well in Manchester Utd or Manchester City or Arsenal or Chelsea? So na only QPR players we want abi? Only West Brom or Rotherham players are good enough for the Super Eagles and would choose the Super Eagles.

If that is the case, then we don't want such snake-like personalities near our GWG. Players who would only choose Nigeria if they are only at a not-so-high level career wise.
My question to them is this... Would they maintain same choice if they are getting the business done at a high level and making the headlines?


I think we should sort out where their allegiance lie from the onset first of all and stop giving ourselves more opportunities to get slapped in the face as seen in the case of Tomori and Abraham.
See Tosin Adarabioyo now... Famzing the GWG jersey and trying to get Nigeria's attention with his funny antics. Would he be doing so if he was still balling at Man City??

We need the really committed ones. Most of them are just considering us only because their careers aren't so great and they feel the Super Eagles is the place to be when you are at Ipswich town while England is the place to be when at Chelsea.

Is Nigeria not worthy of a Chelsea player? That is what we should address abeg and not inviting every dick and harry.

The boy is fast. I wonder if he’s faster than Musa.

Here are his highlights at Chelsea.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HoKhlJ5Haw

Viv Efosa Solomon-Otabor is in to replace him.

‪Here are highlights of him playing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkuS8D_ozH0‬