ChrisKels:

Ndidi doesn't go bald no more or isn't that him?

joseph1013:


[b]First, the news is a rumour and I was sad at how quickly I saw people tore into the young man without even asking how true the story is. It was not until I wrote of my reservation of the accusation that those antagonistic to him started using the clause "If it is true" in their comments. It shows some are nursing hatred for the man beforehand.

Second, Success should not be blamed AT ALL. If anyone has anything to say, let it all be directed to the NFF. It is this attitude of asking players to 'sacrifice' that has held us back for so long. How far would we have gone in the Olympics if instead of asking Siasia to sacrifice, we had put fire on the clueless Pinnick? Look at the World Cup, with the little support Keshi got, look what he did. What would have happened if instead of looking for his faults, we had taken swipe at the Federation.

I for one, will actively support it if all players refuse to fly until their monies are paid. I know some people here will blame them and call them unpatriotic while leaving the old-for-nothing men at the NFF alone. That's why we are where we are, not just in our football but in all areas of our national life. We accept a few lording it over the rest, and exalt mediocrity.

I repeat, sacrifice is not telling someone that is being cheated to accept being cheated. By doing that, you ACTIVELY encourage corruption on the part of the cheat.[/b]

TheSuperNerd:
Close enough... Yep... Looks like Ndidi alright...

TheSuperNerd:
REVEALED: ROHR FACING SELECTION
DILEMMA BETWEEN MOSES & MUSA, DUMP
4-3-3 FOR NEW FORMATION




Gernot Rohr has one major selection dilemma
ahead of Nigeria World Cup 2018 qualifiers tie
against Zambia on Sunday, even though he has
settled for a 4-2-3-1 formation.


The team that prosecuted the second half against
local side Plateau United are heavily favoured to
start on Sunday against Zambia, judging by the
various drills and tactical sessions witnessed by
Owngoalnigeria.com.


In goal Carl Ikeme will start in goal with Musa
Mohammed and Elderson Echiejile occupying the
full back position while William Troost Ekong will
partner Kenneth Omeruo in defence.


Just in front of the back four Eddy Onazi will get
the nod ahead of the inform Anderson Esiti due to
his long term national team partnership with
captain Mikel Obi.


Kelechi Iheanacho will play as the third man in
the middle for Nigeria but a little bit advanced
just behind Brown Ideye who will start as the
arrow head of Nigeria’s attack.


Arsenal teen star Alex Iwobi will occupy same left
spot from which he dazzled against Plateau
United in Wednesday’s test game but the right
side of the team is where the competition is in the
team.


Rohr initially settled for Moses Simon but his poor
abilities in tracking back to help out in defending,
especially on the right flank where Nigeria
appears suspect could see Ahmed Musa nick it
ahead of the Gent man.

Musa will provide coverage for Musa Mohammed,
whom the manager feels could be a target for the
Zambians due to his lack of experience.


Source: http://owngoalnigeria.com/2016/10/07/revealed-rohr-facing-selection-dilemma-between-moses-musa-dump-4-3-3-for-new-formation/

TheSuperNerd:
I can "teach" you "into a Pro" Sir....

#GameOfMindAndStrategies

joseph1013:


[b]First, the news is a rumour and I was sad at how quickly I saw people tore into the young man without even asking how true the story is. It was not until I wrote of my reservation of the accusation that those antagonistic to him started using the clause "If it is true" in their comments. It shows some are nursing hatred for the man beforehand.

Second, Success should not be blamed AT ALL. If anyone has anything to say, let it all be directed to the NFF. It is this attitude of asking players to 'sacrifice' that has held us back for so long. How far would we have gone in the Olympics if instead of asking Siasia to sacrifice, we had put fire on the clueless Pinnick? Look at the World Cup, with the little support Keshi got, look what he did. What would have happened if instead of looking for his faults, we had taken swipe at the Federation.

I for one, will actively support it if all players refuse to fly until their monies are paid. I know some people here will blame them and call them unpatriotic while leaving the old-for-nothing men at the NFF alone. That's why we are where we are, not just in our football but in all areas of our national life. We accept a few lording it over the rest, and exalt mediocrity.

I repeat, sacrifice is not telling someone that is being cheated to accept being cheated. By doing that, you ACTIVELY encourage corruption on the part of the cheat.[/b]

ChrisKels:


Choi am gon miss that curvy skull...no homo. D guy has a sweet skull that makes him look more handsome when bald.

joseph1013:


And who told you they cannot get the World Cup and much more by boycotting the matches thereby forcing the administrators to do the right things? In fact, just five key players is what it takes for a revolution to happen in the NFF.

Do you play Chess?

TheSuperNerd:
I can "teach" you "into a Pro" Sir....

#GameOfMindAndStrategies

Certitude:
sir joseph1013. I don't think anyone here is having any personal grudge against success. From what I have been reading here, everyone was happy he was finally called. My concern is how this act might affect him in future. Sometimes, this players need the national team more than how the National team needs them and will need to put up with those excesses. I feel success is comfortable for now. That is if there is any truth in the story.

Certitude:

I'll love to be a pro in it.

TheGoodJoe:


One of these days, we will play an online chess game. If you beat me, then I will gladly learn from you.

TheGoodJoe:


I do not see Amunike's U20 boys going to the WYC after their boycott. Who lost, is it the wicked administrators of football or our young talented players.

TheSuperNerd:
Then let's get started already....

Chess is a beautiful game. Your Brainpower and strategic thinking is tested again and again not even to mention its good effects on one's prefrontal cortex and other cortical areas of the brain.

I learn chess weekly and set aside time to improve regularly... You wanna grow really fast. Then don't be scared to take on "the best". You'll be humbled but you'll grow fast... Also add a few personal targets like studying Chess via the internet and much more.

And yep... Chess got some books you can look through too.

If you really want it... Then you've got to want it bad.

It's the same for all fields and endeavors in life... Just a re-emphasis... I trust you know this.

TheSuperNerd:
Then let's get started already....

Chess is a beautiful game. Your Brainpower and strategic thinking is tested again and again not even to mention its good effects on one's prefrontal cortex and other cortical areas of the brain.

I learn chess weekly and set aside time to improve regularly... You wanna grow really fast. Then don't be scared to take on "the best". You'll be humbled but you'll grow fast... Also add a few personal targets like studying Chess via the internet and much more.

And yep... Chess got some books you can look through too.

If you really want it... Then you've got to want it bad.

It's the same for all fields and endeavors in life... Just a re-emphasis... I trust you know this.

TheGoodJoe:


Which kind words without pay? The Super Eagles team is not their regular job. As long as others have sacrificed and are in camp, then Success should have helped.

I repeat, if the news is true, then he is not ready for the challenges of Super Eagles.

TheGoodJoe:


Where did I encourage corruption? I said he is not ready for the Challenges if the news is true. He should focus on Watford.

I never encouraged corruption and you attributing that to me is very low. I must say.

I wish the Federal Government can fight the corruption in the NFF. However, FIFA tagged that interference. So do you advice players fold their arms, deny themselves a chance to play in a World Cup because of some corrupt officials?

TheGoodJoe:


It is not every job you collect wages. Some players donate their national team earnings to charity. A lot of people do charity work. It is not always about collecting wages.

joseph1013:


Is this suppose to be how you support what the NFF is doing? Players should pay for their flights because others are doing a lot of charity, and NFF can keep siphoning their money?

Wait...who told you Nigerian players don't do charity? Have you seen what Mikel, Musa, Ighalo, Success etc do to help the poor neighbourhood they come from and the less privileged? This is a new low from you.

terzurum5:

TheGoodjoe am shocked at the angle you are taking this argument. To be sincere with you, I can't foot my air bills to play for Nigeria, especially when I know too well that the NFF officials have the money to do so.

What are they using the money for?

terzurum5:
Don't let me use that your heavy plank on your mouth.

TheGoodJoe:


Isaac Success is one of the best striking talents Nigeria produced. I do not think he should allow the selfish nature of the Corrupt officials derail his international career.

zicky:
Please online Chess book, I love the game of Chess, I watch guys playing chess in my hostel back then in school, I learn by observation... I'll love to learn some combinations

terzurum5:

I beg to differ Sir. I believe every body has got his responsibility. No need requiring players to do what rightly is the responsibility of the NFF