charlesemeka85:
he better follow his elder brother Chidiebere nwakali to the the Turkish 2nd tier atleast to earn better wages ooo

Even there was a time that one went on trials in solomon abi faroe island

Meliforme:


Ndidi and Osimhen have been so exceptional in GWG that's the reason why i didn't place Nwakali over them.

Even for Ndidi, i will dig out posts where many on this thread have berated his quality and said he brings very little, but we see what we see. That was so funny, so funny to the point that except we pointed out his vital blocks, tackles and interceptions, they won't see those. Ndidi is the only identity the midfield has for now and that identity is a defensive identity.

Was it not on this thread that i rated Frank Onyeka of Midtjylland in Denmark over Philip Billing Anyanwu that plays in the EPL. Did you not argue me, Mr Andrew. You can still go on with the debate.

It was still on this thread that i expressed my preference for Sadiq Umar over Taiwo based on the little i saw of him against Egypt. Many came for my head for saying that, now the story has changed.

And now Nwakali.....

JohnBullMySon:
The Sports ministry does not fund the NFF. They don't generate revenue. The sports ministry only covers the NFF budget in their budget so that they can be funded by the federal government. Only ministries can submit budget for the president to approve, develop and take to the parliament. It is still presidency to the rescue when funds fall short.

Besides, I told you guys that the NFF budget is not for grassroot development. Can't you see it now? Even the paltry 1.2 billion may not handle all expenses. Perhaps it would be a good thing to start questioning how the N181 billion the sport ministry has access to, is being spent this year.

Blame the right people.

JohnBullMySon:
The Sports ministry does not fund the NFF. They don't generate revenue. The sports ministry only covers the NFF budget in their budget so that they can be funded by the federal government. Only ministries can submit budget for the president to approve, develop and take to the parliament. It is still presidency to the rescue when funds fall short.

Besides, I told you guys that the NFF budget is not for grassroot development. Can't you see it now? Even the paltry 1.2 billion may not handle all expenses. Perhaps it would be a good thing to start questioning how the N181 billion the sport ministry has access to, is being spent this year.

Blame the right people.

Mujtahida:

So na the money wey Pinnick, Eguavoen and Amunike take fly go UK, book hotel and go round to see the players or all the monies used so far to talk to and convince FB na im go develop the local league? At least by the bolded that is what you are saying.

I'm all for developing the league but the money spent to convince FB players is just a paltry sum compared to the huge amount, energy and planning required to develop the league.

And I dare say that the development of the league does not just mean the development of the footballing aspect. It's a whole ecosystem comprising of football academies, stadiums, media and other important factors

TheGoodJoe:


What are you telling me?

Please, I have worked in a State office and know the workings. You can not submit a request for a budgetary envelope from a Ministry and say you are not under them.

The Sports Minister approves the funding and release.

That makes them directly under the Sports Ministry.

Where else do they get constant money? Are the sponsors regular? The major constant supplies come from CAF, FIFA, and Sports Ministry.

Mujtahida:

I laugh whenever you guys are quick to mouth off this simping cliché. Una Alfa males do not even know that in the age of the real Alfas, chivalry was a mark of the men of that age and I bet if many of you guys see them going about being chivalrous to women, courting them, being sweet on them, you guys would have called them simps yet those guys stand head and shoulders above you guys as far as masculinity goes.

Go and read laws of seduction and see Alfas going the 'simping' length to proposition the women they love.

Small thing, una don label other guys simp.

JohnBullMySon:
The Sports ministry does not fund the NFF. They don't generate revenue. The sports ministry only covers the NFF budget in their budget so that they can be funded by the federal government. Only ministries can submit budget for the president to approve, develop and take to the parliament. It is still presidency to the rescue when funds fall short.

Besides, I told you guys that the NFF budget is not for grassroot development. Can't you see it now? Even the paltry 1.2 billion may not handle all expenses. Perhaps it would be a good thing to start questioning how the N181 billion the sport ministry has access to, is being spent this year.

Blame the right people.

kingphilip:

But Olise said we should qualify first, isn't it the Jebusites that will qualify us before your almighty Olise will come in and help us win the world cup?

If we keep out all the Jebusites, who then are we going to call up to help us qualify so that the Israelite in Olise can lift the world cup for us?

13large:
This nwakali situation is sad because he returned late from the afcon, the club decided to ban him entirely from the senior team. I heard that he was sick and also presented a doctors note, yet, his club turned closed eyes. I believe that, his punishment is too harsh. Suspend him without pay for few games, but to ban him entirely of the senior team

TheGoodJoe:


They want to make money off Nwakali and Nwakali feels he sacrificed enough with a pay cut. The problem is Nwakali does not want to sign a new deal.

charlesemeka85:
no right thinking coach will pick iheanacho at the expense of daka as a lone striker

Karlovych:
I remember he was doing well with Henreeveen at that time, Akpom has been cleared though but he is not better than what we have now.

Mujtahida:

He has a barometer for measuring passion and commitment and the instrument judges those two qualities by a player's first response to a proposal to feature for Nigeria. If you immediately say yes, you are passionate. If you say no, you are not regardless of the possibility that in the future you might say yes after Pinnick has BEGGED you

Joezinho:


GoodJ, let's be realistic here. He signed the contract. He read the terms. He should have held his own side of the agreement.. He didn't report to the club 10 days after afcon. That's unprofessional. Abumeyang nor do pass this before Arteta kicked his ass out.

You might say he didn't wana get sold that was why he didn't return but he can't be forced to sign for burgos if he doesn't want to.

Now he hasn't a game since afcon. His fitness will drop..Do you think he should be included in the SE squad to face Ghana?

PurpleHouse:


Some of these people are the ones who marry the woman that was "AVAILABLE" and not the one they wanted for themselves. Why? They couldn't press on with the right words to trigger her emotions. The moment they are tuned down, they close door and walk away shamefully.

komekn:


Why do you like to create fantasy narrative that is simply a figment of your overactive imagination garnished with over stated Favouritism and essentially comedic hyperbole.

Please how will they make money off a players who is an embarrassment to the club and league. He has no value in the league.

They tried to offload him for nothing before he got back from AFCON. He is the second lowest paid player in the club.

Nwakali sacrificed nothing, after 4 seasons of Mediocrity he ended up in Porto B, playing youth football and even then struggling to get into the team.

He didn't take a pay cut he took the very best he could get at that time. That's what he was valued at, even Huesca , took a gamble immediately after buying him they sent him on loan, not good enough.

Maybe now he may find a club in Turkey or Finland or las las Warri Wolves.

These are facts easily corroborated not imaginatively crested like you do.

Now you will say HATE, BIAS and PREJUDICE.

kingphilip:

So where did I state the bold or you just want to go on a rant?

To your second paragraph, my kind is not here. I am the only of my kind here, so find another thing to say.

I can't remember anybody saying Ejuke is better but if you do, help me point it out.

Where I have issue with Olise is not about him coming in but we dropping somebody who helped us qualify for him since he is waiting for us to qualify first. Why not he come in and help us qualify instead of waiting for us to qualify? Does he consider himself not good enough to aid our qualification to the world cup or what is hindering him from declaring for us?

Regarding the huge favour to Nwakali, I asked you this question before the AFCON and I'm still asking you again now, who should we have taken in his stead to the AFCON as a midfielder? Or should we have gone with only three players instead? You're yet to answer this question. Maybe you can help us with the answer this time.

charlesemeka85:
I gave up on nwakali when he struggled to start games in lowly rated vc venlo then in the Dutch eirdivisie before the Porto B disaster

Even when he moved to huesca I knew he won’t do anything for the team

Na only here few gullible ones still Dey believe say em be zidane,xavi,iniesta and modric in 1

PurpleHouse:



Every nation, every man, every animal, is more concerned about their self interest. If you cannot trigger that "self interest" to tally with you/where you're going/ or your ultimate aim, you cannot win people over.

I never mentioned force.

It is called toasting.

Some people have flawed Impressions about others. It'll take the right words and enough time to finally get them to see the light.

You, as the one seeking to win them, have a lot of job to do. It is not begging. It is negotiation.

As for Eze or Olise. We need them. But we shouldn't be desperate or beg them. Especially Eze.

We should do our part, so that when the time comes, they'll not say we didn't reach out to them persistently.

Joezinho:


Lol. When people talk about nwakali here, his fans feels we hate the lad.

Just look at how none of these clubs seem impressed enough to want to keep him. He is just being passed from club to club like ashawo.

komekn:


The double standard, the bigotry , the hypocrisy, favouritism and blatant dissembling conceitedness that surrounds Nwakali is without measure.

I had high expectations for the SE and as such felt only the very best available should be deserving.

I watched how players that I haven't talked about for years where said to be ," TOO POOR" quality for the SE they were denigrated and dismissed as being abysmal.

The Championship is low quality , league one is too poor, etc. I AGREED tacitly .

But look at the players that are being touted as quality SE potential players, Nwakali brothers, Players in the backwater leagues of Europe, etc

I will tell you this one reason that Nigerian origin players find Nigeria problematic apart from the corruption, is the double standard and hypocrisy.

We were supposedly wanting Eberechi Eze come to the SE. He played a friendly indoor game to get him familiar with the SE. He was then forgotten and the Nwakali brother and others who had done nothing were invited for friendly games.

Eze was ignored for years when he blew up we suddenly remembered him. I am not surprised by his Luke warm attitude.

Ademola and Ovie have always wanted to play for Nigeria and despite the Lies the NFF are spewing about him being the cause of the delay. He will not contradict the misinformation it's the price he has to pay to play for the SE.

You say who could have been invited instead of him , you are not being sincere. There are at least 30 players from the EPL and Championship that are better options.

Danielnino00:


Faroe Islands . lol..

Something is doing the Nwakali brothers... Both showed a lot of promise at youth level but have not lived up to expectations at all..

Eguavon shouldn't call up Nwakali for the Ghana game... He shouldn't call him up at all until he start playing at his club again...
I believe Nwakali has some quality that can make our midfield creative, but his game is quite limited too.. He need to work harder... Eguavon need to send a strong message that he isn't out to pamper any player..

komekn:


Why do you like to create fantasy narrative that is simply a figment of your overactive imagination garnished with over stated Favouritism and essentially comedic hyperbole.

Please how will they make money off a players who is an embarrassment to the club and league. He has no value in the league.

They tried to offload him for nothing before he got back from AFCON. He is the second lowest paid player in the club.

Nwakali sacrificed nothing, after 4 seasons of Mediocrity he ended up in Porto B, playing youth football and even then struggling to get into the team.

He didn't take a pay cut he took the very best he could get at that time. That's what he was valued at, even Huesca , took a gamble immediately after buying him they sent him on loan, not good enough.

Maybe now he may find a club in Turkey or Finland or las las Warri Wolves.

These are facts easily corroborated not imaginatively crested like you do.

Now you will say HATE, BIAS and PREJUDICE.

TheSuperNerd:
William Troost Ekong hasn't featured for Watford so far since his return from Afcon2021. I guess judging by some meth logic in here, he should also be axed from the list for the March games as things stand currently right?

TheSuperNerd:
William Troost Ekong hasn't featured for Watford so far since his return from Afcon2021. I guess judging by some meth logic in here, he should also be axed from the list for the March games as things stand currently right?

TFLASHOGEE:
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