PROVERBZ:
HELLO

SO AVE BEEN FOLLOWING DIS TREAD FOR A LONG TYM NOW

I NOTICED DAT WE MOSTLY DISCUSS EUROPEAN BASED PLAYERS ON HERE

BUT HOW ABOUT NIGERIAN PLAYERS BASED IN AFRICA I HAVE LIST HERE

WANT TO KNW WHAT YOU TINK ABOUT DEM

ON LOAN AT ZAMALEK. .....STANLEY OHAWUCHI MY FAVORITE {EGYPT}


WYDAD CASSABLANCA ..... CHISOM CHIKATARA ELVIS (Tunisia}


KINGSLEY SOKARI ....CX FAXIEN


AYO OLUWAFEMI .....ZESCO UNITED (Zambia]


DANIEL AKPEYI ....CHIPPA UNITED (south Africa)

EJIKE UZEOYI .....MAMELODI SUNDOWNS[AOUTH AFRICA)



JAMES OKWOASA ...CHIPPA UNITES (SOUTH AFRICA )


DEN NPFL YOUNG STARS
SUCH AS OBINNNA NWOBODO

AND CHISOM EGBUCHULAM



WHAT DO U SAY

WOULD IT BE NICE IF ROHR INVITED DEM FOR THE FRIENDLY WITH EGYPT

TheSuperNerd:
Akin to a young Ruud boy? Hmmmm.....

I'm not giving up on you Awoniyi... I'm not... Come on, You got so much talent in you!!! Somehow, I believe you'll come good eventually. Just a matter of time...

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Dutch Journalist Wax Lyrical Over Liverpool
Loanee Awoniyi- He Is Like A Young Van Nistelrooy



Liverpool loanee Taiwo Awoniyi has earned the
praises of respected Dutch journalist Jermain
Leitbig for his performance for his loan side NEC
Nijmegen even though he is yet to score.


19 year old Awoniyi joined the Dutch side on loan from Liverpool in the summer after a less fruitful spell with German side FSV Frankfurt, who were relegated to the third division at the end of last season.


Awoniyi who scored just once from 13 games for Freiburg is yet to get off the mark for NEC
Nijmegen but Jermain has seen enough to judge
his future, if he develops as expected.


So far he has played 8 games for NEC Nijmegen
and Jermain who has watched six of his games,
says he reminds him of legendary Dutch striker
Ruud Van Nistelrooy during his formative years.






Source: http://owngoalnigeria.com/2016/11/18/dutch-journalist-wax-lyrical-over-liverpool-loanee-awoniyi-he-is-like-a-young-van-nistelrooy/

Icon4s:


So Azubuike represents a player with past glory?

Icon4s:


Aluko and Ikeme's case in particilar are reasons why i stand against ur comment that "no lower division player be invited".

I stand to defend Shehu Abdullahi's inclusion in the team. That guy is so valuable. He is a utility kind of player. He played under Keshi, Oliseh, Siasia against Egypt and the Olympics. If after watching Shehu all these periods and conclude bc he plays in Cyprus then he should not be invited then u are not being fair.

Anyways that is your opinion of which u are entitled to.

The coaches know the true value of Shehu Abdullahi and they will always pick him ahead of those "your" players.

terzurum5:

Forgiveness will not agree, even with the picture below.

TheGoodJoe:


English. If the referee us against your team, it is suicidal feigning injuries.

BascoVanVeli:


U stop Mahrez and ur spot goes under threat. If i'm him i'd call Rohr and be like "why na?"

BascoVanVeli:


Don't be supprised cuz he will even do better as time goes on, sunderland's future depends on him and Defoe. If he scores double digits it will be hard for him not to get a call.

AIG07:
Wow!

Welldone 4 d updates@Sir. TheSuperNerd

hmmm... So our own darling SEs can boast of 3 solid teams(Team A,B,C) comprising of club regulars-indeed SE is on d rise...

Dis will bring about healthy competition in d team-imagine d likes of 2Moses, Musa, Nacho, Iwobi, Onazi etc watching their backs so de don't get kicked out f d squad cos of abundance of talents who could step into their shoes and deliver...

The Era when some players feels that de are too big than d NT n d coaches is far gone-A new era has truly been birthed.

There is no better way in which discipline can be instilled than this-fair competition.
Once again Kudos to Baba Rohr.

If we can continue dis way we'll soon have a formidable team that'll be world beaters.

tbaba1234:


Idowu and Ebuehi have also played LB

tbaba1234:


It is the same thing that we have been saying about Awoniyi for a long time. Gets himself into great positions but misses so many chances.

TheSuperNerd:
Portuguese Club CD Feirense Place Hefty
Price Tag On Super Eagles “Kante” Etebo




According to reports exclusively gathered by
Owngoalnigeria.com, Portuguese side CD Feirense have placed a price tag on Super Eagles rave of the moment Oghenekaro Etebo.

21 year old Etebo joined the Portuguese team,
owned by billionaire Nigerian Kunle Soname in
January on a free transfer from Nigeria Premier
League side Warri Wolves.

However despite having limited game time for the newly promoted Portuguese outfit due to injury and paper works, his performances with Nigeria have seen his value soar in the transfer market.

Etebo grabbed the headline at the Olympics in
Rio, when he scored four times in Nigeria’s first
game against Japan, which they won 5-4. His
performances for the Super Eagles against Algeria has also gained global attention.


He has been linked to Spanish side Sevilla and
Valencia with Italian team Fiorentina also
mentioned among clubs chasing his signature.


”CD Feirense won’t hold him back, but interested parties need to meet their valuation. He is rated in the €10 million bracket. That I think is Feirense will demand at the first time of asking,” a source close to the player’s representative told Owngoalnigeria.com.


”The one thing I know for sure is that there’s
little or no chance of him leaving in January. The
most likely option is in the summer, if clubs meets his valuation”.


Source: http://owngoalnigeria.com/2016/11/18/portuguese-club-cd-feirense-place-hefty-price-tag-on-super-eagles-kante-etebo/

forgiveness:


That was why I was worried when Siasia invited him for the Olympics, because I knew he would be demoralized after Siasia dropped him.

Nigerian fans also helped to damaged his confidence with their mischievous criticism.

Psychological, he has not gotten over the Olympic snub despite helping the team to qualify for the Olympic games.

I think he needs a psychologist to help him get over it.

BascoVanVeli:


Na wa to u o, the boy doesn't need a psychologist he just needs time. U don't become a top striker overnight, he seems to be doing all else right so we just wait on the goals, he is not the only one to get dropped and that was the AAG he got us to not the olympics, that was Etebo and co.

forgiveness:


Bros, you are the first to cry 'we don't want anyha players' but you will be the first to make a u-turn for 'your' favorite players.

Please, maintain a standard and stop d double standard.

So, because he played under different coaches mean he is good, ba?

Shehu Abdullahi doesn't deserve the National team. He should be replaced with Brian Idowu.

Icon4s:


"He should be replaced by Brian Idowu". So Shehu should be dump while we are waiting on Brian Idowu's switch. How are u even sure this Brian Idowu will fit into the team.

Besidss Shehu is nt even a RB. He is a DMF that can also play as CMF and RB. Such players are difficult to discard. They would always make the squad.

I know ur next argument is to bring in Raheem Lawal. Cam Raheem also play RB?

forgiveness:


@bolded caught me laughing. Abeg no kill pesin.


Is that why you are defending Shehu Abdullahi?

Luka Binniyat (with agency reports)

Attention President Muhammadu Buhari: This is what the man you appointed the general overseer of our sports told an international media organisation,Voice of America, Hausa Service: Nigeria does not need to attend the next World Cup holding in Russia.

Dalung

forgiveness:


You may go and study Barcelona under Guardiola. It will help you.

TheSuperNerd:
While the thought on Ligali lingers check this out..........
.........................................................................

This is Exclusive: I think it's about time we send Dalung's tongue on exile..... Fifa may be corrupt but that doesnt stop us from trying to conquer the soccer world!!! He may be saying a few things which are kinda true but mehn!!! Can y'all just get a load of this guy??!!! His tongue need to be exiled.. Taming it is not an option...
.....................................................................

DALUNG’S BOMBSHELL: ‘Nigeria too hungry
to attend World Cup”




The World Cup is not just a football competition. It also represents a bigger avenue for nations to
showcase their football artistry to a global
audience, with players getting to secure new and bumper contracts and endorsements, which in turn, impact positively on the country”s Gross Domestic Product and Foreign Direct Investment.


Football is business and the World Cup fetches
money for all participants. It is top in
entertainment and business. Qualifiers even earn more than $5m from Fifa.


Besides the Olympics, the World Cup is by far the single biggest sports competition in the world, drawing record crowd appearances and creating a never-seen like before football atmospheres for its one-month duration.


The road to the next World Cup in 2018 is on,
with the Super Eagles leading the proverbial
group of death with six maximum points from two matches against Zambia and Algeria.

Cameroon, the only African country with the most appearance at the World Cup make up the group, from which only the first-placed team qualifies for the event.








Having missed out on a place at the next Africa Cup of Nations, starting in January in Gabon, Nigeria desperately needs to play at the World Cup to make up for the lost chance to play at AFCON 2017 but bizarrely, the one who ought to be championing the cause of going to the World Cup is ridiculously the one kicking against it.


Minister of Sport and Youth Development,
Solomon Dalung yesterday stunned all when he
told the Voice of America that he was against
Nigeria’s participation at the World Cup.

His reasons: “That competition stinks of
corruption; that Nigeria is too poor to waste
money on it and that Nigeria would never win the trophy”.

The implication of his statement is also that it is not necessary to waste money qualifying when you cannot win the World Cup.


As shocking as these may be, Dalung, a lawyer by training, said Nigeria should be content with
playing at the Nations Cup, Olympics,
Commonwealth Games. He said that Nigeria could win the Nations Cup but not the World Cup.

World Cup finalists are guaranteed huge sum of
money running into millions.


According to Dalung, “The cup that we can win is the African Cup of Nations. There is nothing again that will take us to another man’s balcony in the name of the World Cup. We already have the Commonwealth Games and the Olympics. For these, we can attend such meets. But I am opposed to the World Cup. We don’t agree to it. Conspiracy in the World Cup is too much,” he said, a statement that could upset the world governing body, FIFA.

He was not done.

“There is the issue of bribery and favouritism. There is also the issue of corruption before you are even given the hosting rights. We are here suffering from hunger and we don’t have money for such things. That is why, even if we try many times, once it gets into the politics of the game, we can never win.

“That was why this year, we had to tackle him
(FIFA President, Ginani Infantino) and we said,
‘you , Infantino, if you win this election, you have to give us a position. If not, we shall not agree.’

And you see , by the grace of God, he even
picked an African as his Secretary-General. That
means he has started taking honey and rubbing
on our lips. That means that one day, we shall get to really lick the honey.”


This is ridiculous and unbelievable. But they are
the exact words of Sports Minister Dalung, a man, who has allegedly fanned the embers of discord, disunity and crisis in the Nigeria Football Federation.


It is recalled that Dalung was the unseen hand in the crisis of leadership, that rocked the NFF after Chris Giwa threatened to seize power from the Amaju Pinnick-led Executive Board.


Despite CAS and FIFA’s unambiguous backing of Pinnick’s board, Dalung called for a meeting
between Pinnick and Giwa in his Abuja office,
which snowballed into an all-out fight between
both gladiators. As if that was not enough, the
Minister has continuously asked the Amaju led
board to co-opt Chris Giwa and his members into their board, ignoring the fact that membership of the board is through election. It has been from one dispute to another and Nigerian football has been in court.



Truly, football disputes are out of the jurisdiction of the ordinary law court as the Courts of Arbitration for Sports in Lausanne, Switzerland sits over all disputes in sports.


The minister’s latest comments confirm him as a total stranger to sports who has bluntly refused to learn the ropes.


Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/dalungs-bombshell-nigeria-hungry-attend-world-cup/

TheSuperNerd:
EXCLUSIVE: Another Dutch-Nigerian Ehizibue Turn Down Latest Approach From Super Eagles Coach Gernot Rohr



Few weeks after Dutch born Nigerian footballer
Tyronne Ebuehi turned down the chance to be a
part of Nigeria’s squad for the 2018 World Cup
qualifiers against Algeria, another Dutch youngster has turned down Nigeria as well.


Coach of the Super Eagles of Nigeria Gernot Rohr is keen on strengthening the right full back
position of the team, after using five players as
right back in three games as coach.

The mini crisis has forced the coach has into
combing Europe for talented Nigerian players in
the diaspora to boost his options, but one of the
players he has in mind has turned down a fresh
approach.

The Nigeria Football Federation made fresh move to entice PEC Zwolle wingback Kingsley Ehizibue but were told in clear terms, that he is focused on making the grades with the Dutch national team.


”We are no longer on his (Ehizibue) case. We
made fresh moves for him and what we got from his family is that he wants to concentrate on the Dutch national team. He is already playing for the U-21″, a source at the NFF told
Owngoalnigeria.com.


”There are other options we are exploring for the coach, but for now we won’t like to make it
public. The idea is to get the best legs to
represent Nigeria at senior level”.



Source: http://owngoalnigeria.com/2016/11/18/exclusive-another-dutch-nigerian-ehizibue-turn-down-latest-approach-from-super-eagles-coach-gernot-rohr/

TheSuperNerd:
EXCLUSIVE: Another Dutch-Nigerian Ehizibue Turn Down Latest Approach From Super Eagles Coach Gernot Rohr



Few weeks after Dutch born Nigerian footballer
Tyronne Ebuehi turned down the chance to be a
part of Nigeria’s squad for the 2018 World Cup
qualifiers against Algeria, another Dutch youngster has turned down Nigeria as well.


Coach of the Super Eagles of Nigeria Gernot Rohr is keen on strengthening the right full back
position of the team, after using five players as
right back in three games as coach.

The mini crisis has forced the coach has into
combing Europe for talented Nigerian players in
the diaspora to boost his options, but one of the
players he has in mind has turned down a fresh
approach.

The Nigeria Football Federation made fresh move to entice PEC Zwolle wingback Kingsley Ehizibue but were told in clear terms, that he is focused on making the grades with the Dutch national team.


”We are no longer on his (Ehizibue) case. We
made fresh moves for him and what we got from his family is that he wants to concentrate on the Dutch national team. He is already playing for the U-21″, a source at the NFF told
Owngoalnigeria.com.


”There are other options we are exploring for the coach, but for now we won’t like to make it
public. The idea is to get the best legs to
represent Nigeria at senior level”.



Source: http://owngoalnigeria.com/2016/11/18/exclusive-another-dutch-nigerian-ehizibue-turn-down-latest-approach-from-super-eagles-coach-gernot-rohr/

safarigirl:



Let them be turning us down, our eventual victory will be far sweeter knowing we did it without any of these fairweather players.

@thegoodjoe and thesupernerd, I hope yara yara is writing down these names to join Nedum and Ibe in the book of persona non grata for future purposes

TheSuperNerd:
While the thought on Ligali lingers check this out..........
.........................................................................

This is Exclusive: I think it's about time we send Dalung's tongue on exile..... Fifa may be corrupt but that doesnt stop us from trying to conquer the soccer world!!! He may be saying a few things which are kinda true but mehn!!! Can y'all just get a load of this guy??!!! His tongue need to be exiled.. Taming it is not an option...
.....................................................................

DALUNG’S BOMBSHELL: ‘Nigeria too hungry
to attend World Cup”




The World Cup is not just a football competition. It also represents a bigger avenue for nations to
showcase their football artistry to a global
audience, with players getting to secure new and bumper contracts and endorsements, which in turn, impact positively on the country”s Gross Domestic Product and Foreign Direct Investment.


Football is business and the World Cup fetches
money for all participants. It is top in
entertainment and business. Qualifiers even earn more than $5m from Fifa.


Besides the Olympics, the World Cup is by far the single biggest sports competition in the world, drawing record crowd appearances and creating a never-seen like before football atmospheres for its one-month duration.


The road to the next World Cup in 2018 is on,
with the Super Eagles leading the proverbial
group of death with six maximum points from two matches against Zambia and Algeria.

Cameroon, the only African country with the most appearance at the World Cup make up the group, from which only the first-placed team qualifies for the event.








Having missed out on a place at the next Africa Cup of Nations, starting in January in Gabon, Nigeria desperately needs to play at the World Cup to make up for the lost chance to play at AFCON 2017 but bizarrely, the one who ought to be championing the cause of going to the World Cup is ridiculously the one kicking against it.


Minister of Sport and Youth Development,
Solomon Dalung yesterday stunned all when he
told the Voice of America that he was against
Nigeria’s participation at the World Cup.

His reasons: “That competition stinks of
corruption; that Nigeria is too poor to waste
money on it and that Nigeria would never win the trophy”.

The implication of his statement is also that it is not necessary to waste money qualifying when you cannot win the World Cup.


As shocking as these may be, Dalung, a lawyer by training, said Nigeria should be content with
playing at the Nations Cup, Olympics,
Commonwealth Games. He said that Nigeria could win the Nations Cup but not the World Cup.

World Cup finalists are guaranteed huge sum of
money running into millions.


According to Dalung, “The cup that we can win is the African Cup of Nations. There is nothing again that will take us to another man’s balcony in the name of the World Cup. We already have the Commonwealth Games and the Olympics. For these, we can attend such meets. But I am opposed to the World Cup. We don’t agree to it. Conspiracy in the World Cup is too much,” he said, a statement that could upset the world governing body, FIFA.

He was not done.

“There is the issue of bribery and favouritism. There is also the issue of corruption before you are even given the hosting rights. We are here suffering from hunger and we don’t have money for such things. That is why, even if we try many times, once it gets into the politics of the game, we can never win.

“That was why this year, we had to tackle him
(FIFA President, Ginani Infantino) and we said,
‘you , Infantino, if you win this election, you have to give us a position. If not, we shall not agree.’

And you see , by the grace of God, he even
picked an African as his Secretary-General. That
means he has started taking honey and rubbing
on our lips. That means that one day, we shall get to really lick the honey.”


This is ridiculous and unbelievable. But they are
the exact words of Sports Minister Dalung, a man, who has allegedly fanned the embers of discord, disunity and crisis in the Nigeria Football Federation.


It is recalled that Dalung was the unseen hand in the crisis of leadership, that rocked the NFF after Chris Giwa threatened to seize power from the Amaju Pinnick-led Executive Board.


Despite CAS and FIFA’s unambiguous backing of Pinnick’s board, Dalung called for a meeting
between Pinnick and Giwa in his Abuja office,
which snowballed into an all-out fight between
both gladiators. As if that was not enough, the
Minister has continuously asked the Amaju led
board to co-opt Chris Giwa and his members into their board, ignoring the fact that membership of the board is through election. It has been from one dispute to another and Nigerian football has been in court.



Truly, football disputes are out of the jurisdiction of the ordinary law court as the Courts of Arbitration for Sports in Lausanne, Switzerland sits over all disputes in sports.


The minister’s latest comments confirm him as a total stranger to sports who has bluntly refused to learn the ropes.


Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/dalungs-bombshell-nigeria-hungry-attend-world-cup/

safarigirl:
finally, I encourage such unguarded utterances from this fool.

These are the comments that motivate players. We may not win the WC, but believe you me, we will surely break a record in Russia if we qualify. And may Sango and Amadioha and Thor join forces to strike down Dalung if he mistakenly carries his two left legs into any Russian stadium to watch our games like he did in Rio.

I will find a strong dibia to cook original otumokpo that will cripple the shameless rat if he ever goes to our World Cup games, anuofia