charlesemeka85:
Gift Orban’s goal against Lille


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGWvb9oz7uU?si=AsSMBJ300xeYsnaH

mostob:
na so o. E fit be a regular here wey run go create another moniker sha.

TheSuperNerd:
This discovery of mine have come a long way indeed and in quite a short time too.

My Boy Orban. Natural goals getter.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Barryseal:
By the way, I hope everyone on this thread is OK. Been reading alot today about comrades who lost their lives during yesterday's game.
Read about a Nigerian who died after Oshimen's goal was cancelled and penalty awarded against. Talk about roller coaster of emotions.
The last time I felt this sort of tension during Nigerians match was 2006 Afcon semi final against Tunisia. They started by misrepresenting our national anthem then to a score draw and penalties. I pissed on my body during that match walahi. Roger Lamier, the French Tunisian coach told a reporter years after that Nigeria gave him hypertension during that match.

daveP:
So let's discuss how we'll structure the midfield with young blood

Pls don't mention Nwakali. Not cos of anything but cos no be ONLY HIM waka come. So let's gather potential names that may become the new guys over the next decade. FBs one side. Homebased one side. 🙌🏿🙌🏿

charlesemeka85:
no doubt. Abeg discover midfielders for us 🤣🤣🤣

BankyGee:

I swear. And off the pitch, he knows how to talk. Baba no dey brag, he doesn't underestimate opponents and he doesn't overrate them at the same time. He can reply stupid questions from journalists and lastly...


Make he continue dey wear suit for all our matches...

Marjoribanks:
I really wish we are playing another country in the final.

It took me the 2004 AFCON quarter final win to stop the hate on Cameroonians after that 2000 final escapade.

Hosting and losing the finals is something that can...

That AFCON 2000 loss still lingers...

I really want the Super Eagles to win. Also, I don't want a great host like the Ivorians to feel the pain of ...

It is going to be a very difficult final for both nation.
It will be a fight till death!
It will be 11-10 penalty win for ...

mostob:
I felt the tension..I had to pour cold water on my head twice or so.

Yesterday's match and that WC final, I don't know which one raised BP pass.

TheSuperNerd:
I brought Akinsanmiro Ebenezer to the this thread already before he left Nigeria. Have you forgotten so soon?

That is a midfielder.

Barryseal:
By the way, I hope everyone on this thread is OK. Been reading alot today about comrades who lost their lives during yesterday's game.
Read about a Nigerian who died after Oshimen's goal was cancelled and penalty awarded against. Talk about roller coaster of emotions.
The last time I felt this sort of tension during Nigerians match was 2006 Afcon semi final against Tunisia. They started by misrepresenting our national anthem then to a score draw and penalties. I pissed on my body during that match walahi. Roger Lamier, the French Tunisian coach told a reporter years after that Nigeria gave him hypertension during that match.

camri:
Who saw that haller's goal against congo garri? I dey fear oh.

camri:
which born leader? Ekong that almost reduced us to ten men if not for god. Your teammate is in your front, you are pulling an opponent's shorts

codemaniacs:


Nwakali is Iwobi Pro Max.

He can tackle, play long and short passes, he is rugged, can score from outside the box, he can defend e.t.c.

Stop disrespecting Nwakali....

Oasis007:


Guess who is back?!

Mujtahida:

We bore the pain. They will. In fact theirs will be easy to bear because they are coming from the dead

Curtisaxel17:


Are you aware that we have national team scouts? As in, there are people who collect fat salaries every month to do this thing you are asking us to do?

Why not allow them do their job and then we can evaluate their selections?

Mujtahida:

We bore the pain. They will. In fact theirs will be easy to bear because they are coming from the dead

charlesemeka85:
yea I remember that but we need more 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

And Akin is doing superbly well in inter’s primavera team. I pray they loan him out to a serie B club at worst next season

Just beam your searchlight to discover more 🤣🤣🤣🤣

andrewbaba44:
So Nwabali went from below 100k Instagram followers to 300k followers plus

His last post on Instagram is the most engaged I have ever seen from a super eagles player with 70k comments ,even when musa scored a brace against Iceland at the World Cup he didn’t get such engagement

I hope as a late bloomer this will be nwabali edouard mendy moment

Wow ,I love good story

My motto has always been pasiero out and basketzoho out ,one have improved and one remains useless .

If you guys follow me here you will know I have always rated akpeyi ahead of uzoho ,that should tell you a lot .

If akpeyi better pass you then your own don finish

daveP:
This just reminded me of Eletu

tifexx:

He deserves it
Let’s give flowers to people that deserves it

charlesemeka85:
Victor Moses played for liverpool while odion ighalo played for united

The likes of Aina, Moses, mikel,Babayaro all played for Chelsea

I think the clubs Nigerians are yet to play for are
Madrid, ATM, Bayern, Spurs

Goke7:


CAF is taking the VAR too seriously than those who originally invented it. What happened yesterday can never happen in EPL or anywhere in Europe, no matter the error they would have moved on cos they know the impact it can have on those watching the match anywhere. We don't care too much about human impact in Africa. It's insane for a team to be leading 2-0 and suddenly get back to 1:1. Human beings are not machines o, I repeat what happened yesterday will never happen in Europe, shebi we dey see wetin dey shele for epl. Call it bias, human lives are more important than any yeye rule.

charlesemeka85:
Eletu is doing well do with Milan’s youth team.

mostob:
I felt the tension..I had to pour cold water on my head twice or so.

Yesterday's match and that WC final, I don't know which one raised BP pass.

charlesemeka85:
Jose Peseiro.ed after the Zimbabwe game, no one would have shed a tear. He would have earned it too. The results were heartbreaking.

Then, #AFCON2023  started. We didn’t win our first game but no one could rightly knock the coach because the team created several chances. His job had been done even when the job wasn’t completely done on the pitch.

Then, 1-0 against Côte d’Ivoire, 1-0 against GNB, 2-0 against a neighbour we now love beating - Cameroon - and then 1-0 against Angola…a trend was apparent. Peseiro-ball was clear. Score by all means, never concede.

Then came South Africa, a team we’ve always found joy against. Peseiro-ball was facing its fiercest test yet. The first half was so messy I was beginning to see the Peseiro attacks on Twitter again. I couldn’t do that myself because I had ed by the man, o show

Odunayaw:
That was an awkward shot.