chrisooblog:
To be fair the goal make sense

jihday:

charlesemeka85:
Sadiq Umar could be out of action for the rest of the season as he has been diagnosed with a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament suffered against Getafe on Sunday

Omanambala:
I have said it before and people pretend to be shocked. Nwakali is the most talented midfielder we currently have. You can argue he plays at second division or that he has not hit top for but his skill set is still unmatched with the current crop of midfielders we parade.

People who are throwing shots at Nwakali are simply ignorant and shortsighted. He will reclaim his form soon and his talents will shine bright. This current spell of form will build confidence in him. He need to believe in himself and shikena.

isan:
Big cap

Omanambala:
I have said it before and people pretend to be shocked. Nwakali is the most talented midfielder we currently have. You can argue he plays at second division or that he has not hit top for but his skill set is still unmatched with the current crop of midfielders we parade.

People who are throwing shots at Nwakali are simply ignorant and shortsighted. He will reclaim his form soon and his talents will shine bright. This current spell of form will build confidence in him. He need to believe in himself and shikena.

komekn:


Actually I said at the TIME that Solanke was in the context of Number 9 position a TRUE striker and much better than KC.

I still have that opinion and to date it has not changed.

Victor at Wolfsburg was technically poor and unable t show quality AT THAT TIME and rightly so would have struggled in any EPL academy at that TIME.

Sadiq is not the Rave of the moment if by performance and not sentiment then Folarin Balogun is.

Either way it's too early in the season to be making deductions about performance unless your HAALAND.

Subzero047:

BannedLarge:


A division 2 midfilder is more talented than Aribo, (Scotland cup and uefa cup finalist) iwobi and Aribo in your logic because of a screamer??

Danielnino00:




But seriously,I've always wondered why Real Madrid with all their achievements don't really have many fans in Nigeria.. I mean real die hard fans...Most of their fans that I've meet are glory hunters... Unlike their counterparts, Barca

Danielnino00:




But seriously,I've always wondered why Real Madrid with all their achievements don't really have many fans in Nigeria.. I mean real die hard fans...Most of their fans that I've meet are glory hunters... Unlike their counterparts, Barca

Danielnino00:
No Osimhen, no Sadiq.. Seems like Moffi will lead the line against Algeria...

Amedino99:
well from that angle you can say atleast 90% of Nigerians that are supporting foreign clubs are glory hunters because their fanships with the clubs began during the times of success. It's only few people that support clubs due to other reasons than trophies e.g Everton, Tottenham, Bolton, Sunderland, Newcastle and co. The traditional big four In the EPL got their large number of foreign fans due to their success and nothing more.

Amedino99:
since it's just one friendly, jpes can just use dessers and moffi, with iheanacho and any other new player coming in the second half.

BannedLarge:


A division 2 midfilder is more talented than Aribo, (Scotland cup and uefa cup finalist) iwobi and Aribo in your logic because of a screamer??

BannedLarge:


A division 2 midfilder is more talented than Aribo, (Scotland cup and uefa cup finalist) iwobi and Aribo in your logic because of a screamer??

Subzero047:

Danielnino00:


This time last year, Onuachu would have been the first name on everybody list...

Danielnino00:


This time last year, Onuachu would have been the first name on everybody list...

Danielnino00:


I don't agree with the 90% part... Some people start supporting certain clubs for other reasons aside their success. For instance, a lot of long term Arsenal fans in Nigeria started supporting the club when Kanu moved there.. Also, Chelsea fanbase in Africa increased when they had the likes of Drogba, Essein, Mikel and Kalou playing at the same time despite the fact that they aren't that much of a dominant team. In Egypt and many Arab countries, Liverpool developed a big fanbase because of Salah.. It's likewise on this thread where we have Thegoodjoe that claimed he dumped Man Utd for city because he believed in Man city's project. we also have Andrew that claims to be a Man City fan but we know it's because of Guardiola he also occasionally claims to support PSG because of Messi ...
if it's based on succese alone then I'm sure clubs like Bayern and Madrid will have bigger fanbase.
From my estimate, the biggest fanbase in Nigeria are:
1. Man Utd

2. Chelsea

3. Barca

4. Arsenal

5. Liverpool

6. Real Madrid

7. Man City

8. Bayern

9. AC Milan

10. Spurs