BascoVanVeli:
I swear there is a moment saved for Nigeria in every competition.

TheGoodJoe:
All this one is just argument. Rohr had looked at both of them in camp and without game time, Nacho stood out. He was the fitter one. One of the most fit.

People are talking like if Kayode goes to City, he will bench Aguero and Gabriel Jesus.

Icon4s:




Haha haha

E pain am!

Who cannot debate which point?

A debate you have already lost?

Haha haha.

Joseph1013, I think we need to organise awards at the end of the year. Like: Most debated topic, Most controversial moniker(we know already who get that award), ati bee bee lo.

jihday:
if I'm not a football fan I'll think man shitty is the greatest club in the world

BascoVanVeli:


Yes when the defender passed the ball right into Moses path for him to score that was Iheanacho. When their defence fell asleep and allowed Mikel to trap the ball in their box, make a phone call and score that was Iheanacho. Ofcos Iheanacho led Onazi to pass the ball to Musa who then found Moses. Yes the coach who never won anything in is life and is now fired was so right.

BascoVanVeli:


Yes when the defender passed the ball right into Moses path for him to score that was Iheanacho. When their defence fell asleep and allowed Mikel to trap the ball in their box, make a phone call and score that was Iheanacho. Ofcos Iheanacho led Onazi to pass the ball to Musa who then found Moses. Yes the coach who never won anything in is life and is now fired was so right.

tbaba1234:
KAA Gent sign two Nigerian youngsters

Belgian Pro League side KAA Gent have completed signing two Nigerians, Anthony Ikedi and Reuben Yem this week, supersport.com can report.

The two talented players hail from the famous Jos-based GBS Football Academy renowned for producing young gifted players and were hooked on three-year deals each by the Belgian club after their chief scout visited the academy in Nigeria recently.

Ikedi, who stands at 198cm and plays as a defensive midfielder, has already been sent out on loan to FK Haugesund while right-back Yem, who is described as a crafty tough and pacy utility player, will stay at the Ghelamco Arena as he has already received his work permit and is eligible for selection once he arrives in Gent in the summer.

FK Haugesund's Jostein Grindhaug who has watched Ikedi at the GBS academy, believes the 18-year-old has "very big potential" to become a big star which is one of the reasons the Norwegian club signed him on loan.

"Ikedi is a physically strong player, with good feet and has a very big potential that we look forward," Grindhaug said.

The Norwegian outfit were however quick to land their man on loan just before the March 31 deadline of their transfer window.

Ikedi will now wait to make his debut for Haugesund once a work permit is granted from the country's authorities.

http://www.supersport.com/football/nigeria/news/170429/KAA_Gent_sign_two_Nigerian_youngsters

While the NPFL top scorer is probably going to FC Krasnodar... Gent, who have a good chance of playing in the Champion League next year have signed two academy players... Why did Gent not look at the league for quality players, why did their scouts go to academies? This means that Reuben Yem could be playing champions league next year if he makes an impression.

cc: BascoVanVeli, icon4s, Mickael2, joseph1013

kennysville:
I bet if iheanacho moves eventually and gets to blow in the new club, it will be as a result of Pep drills. Wait and see....

Danycrusoe:


imagine IF we had Alaba, Alli and Barkley all the three on the SE team. chai nawa. those who are in charge are guilty of this n I hope it changes for better when it comes to selection of talents

tbaba1234:


So happy to see this, It should be an annual tournament and should be broadcast on tv..

Killuminati87:
Ive been following this thread for a very long time and have decided to comment regarding this Nacho issue. I was having a discussion with my friend who was complaining about how limited Nacho is compared to his U17 days. I told him he had simply been turned into a poacher by city. Another thing which he said that really caught my attention was how heavy legged Nacho looks at times. Contrary to what I've been reading on here, Nacho isn't mobile. He can't dribble, he has a poor first touch. I honestly hope he doesn't fizzle out because I've honestly not seen anything that makes me think he will be among the best players in the world.
I'm starting to get worried with our the 2013 U17 set. I know it's too early to tell, but their rate of development is not going that well.

tbaba1234:
Brace for Kayode and Ezeh today

terzurum5:

Someone should tell me why Kayode can't start for us.

Humility017:



with indigenous coaches....? forget it
their major set back is sentiment and biased players selection
everyone is rest assured now on the SE because rohr a German is in charge had it been a Nigerian we all know how the team selection would have been.....

terzurum5:

One plate of Akpu with hot pepper soup Kpomo.

What drink do you care for

tbaba1234:
KAA Gent sign two Nigerian youngsters

Belgian Pro League side KAA Gent have completed signing two Nigerians, Anthony Ikedi and Reuben Yem this week, supersport.com can report.

The two talented players hail from the famous Jos-based GBS Football Academy renowned for producing young gifted players and were hooked on three-year deals each by the Belgian club after their chief scout visited the academy in Nigeria recently.

Ikedi, who stands at 198cm and plays as a defensive midfielder, has already been sent out on loan to FK Haugesund while right-back Yem, who is described as a crafty tough and pacy utility player, will stay at the Ghelamco Arena as he has already received his work permit and is eligible for selection once he arrives in Gent in the summer.

FK Haugesund's Jostein Grindhaug who has watched Ikedi at the GBS academy, believes the 18-year-old has "very big potential" to become a big star which is one of the reasons the Norwegian club signed him on loan.

"Ikedi is a physically strong player, with good feet and has a very big potential that we look forward," Grindhaug said.

The Norwegian outfit were however quick to land their man on loan just before the March 31 deadline of their transfer window.

Ikedi will now wait to make his debut for Haugesund once a work permit is granted from the country's authorities.

http://www.supersport.com/football/nigeria/news/170429/KAA_Gent_sign_two_Nigerian_youngsters

While the NPFL top scorer is probably going to FC Krasnodar... Gent, who have a good chance of playing in the Champion League next year have signed two academy players... Why did Gent not look at the league for quality players, why did their scouts go to academies? This means that Reuben Yem could be playing champions league next year if he makes an impression.

cc: BascoVanVeli, icon4s, Mickael2, joseph1013

Chrismario:

because we have better option

BascoVanVeli:


Odey already turned down trials with Gent. The Russian club is on track for Europa league football next season.

terzurum5:
Someone should tell me why Kayode can't start for us.

terzurum5:

Give Kayode the opportunity and if he fails then you can right him off.

tbaba1234:


Have you forgotten the report that odey agents offered him to Genk in the first place and he was offered a trial?

Here, scouts came over, saw a talent and signed.

BascoVanVeli:


Since when? I never saw that one. Gent offered trials to both Odey and Sikuru, would u send ur player on trial when u have a deal on the table? That would be bad business. These teams are looking for cheap buys and we are not going that rout in the NPFL by the grace of God. #Nomoretrials.

TheGoodJoe:


That is the difference. Most of you are just here arguing to win. That is why it took a foreigner to back my claims that Iheanacho was good.

What did we get next? An attack on the coach.

Please you can win what ever argument you want. I am not here to win. However, I wonder what you won.

Icon4s:


He is not quite there yet.

terzurum5:

Give Kayode the opportunity and if he fails then you can right him off.