Icon4s:


Haha haha. Dem Don look for our first lady trouble.

Nwanne Olia?

Joebie:
Nigerians we sure do know how to rubbish people easily or dismiss them prematurely. And we do that to ourselves even more.

Humility017:

come on bro...please let's leave osaze alone...he has retired since...
we need give young players chance to play good football and build the requisite confidence that is required....
presently Dennis Bonaventure is playing good football and likewise others...these young lads needs these cap than osaze....and others who already passed their prime

TheGoodJoe:


Poor analogy. Evans was pure refined crap. There was no way he could lace and out of form Ferdinand's boot. Evans was just there based on community slot.

Did a young Ferdinand need proper development before he blew? He was raw talent that Evans at a young age never had.

Mickael2:


do you want me to give you other options? What happened to Pique at Barca?

TheGoodJoe:


Pique had more talents in his toe than Evans whole body. At that time, Ferdinand was top notch and I doubt Pique had a problem being a reserve to Ferdinand. The problem was Ferguson being Sentimental and putting Evans ahead of Pique which made Pique leave.

The analogy did not hold.

Mickael2:
This I can agree with. Our coach has only been here for a short while, he should have a trusted core, there are some positions you just don't change for the fun of it. When Ferdinand became a relatively poor player, Fergie kept on playing him because of his partnership with Vidic(that cost Evans his proper development and game time) but that's how the defence is, you can be good individually but a bad partner will make you look like crap

Mickael2:


you are not getting the point, why did Pique leave Barca?

Mickael2:


you are not getting the point, why did Pique leave Barca?

soetanoreoluwa:



So you believe there are some core areas coaches should not change?

And you also believe we should not ruin career of our players??

Now I could see you are somehow contradicting yourself...
In a case of Akpeyi... Do you remember what you tag him? That he doesn't worth to be a pro player...

It's well sha...


Modify... Wether we like it or not with little time Rohr have spent on his job... Nothing is changing on his list... Am 95% sure... We can take it to bank... Aside Mikel, Moses and maybe ighalo or ideye (Now in Olympiacous in Greece) will be recall...


Let give the coach the chance to do his job instead of clamouring for players why cant we talk about tactics and thing to do to stop Cameroon...

TheGoodJoe:


As I said. Pique left because of pecking order. After Vidic and Ferdinand was a crap Evans before Pique. Despite Pique being better than Evans. The problem was not Ferdinand but a partial pecking order.

He had to leave to where he was sure he would get a fair and unbiased selection.

TheGoodJoe:


As I said. Pique left because of pecking order. After Vidic and Ferdinand was a crap Evans before Pique. Despite Pique being better than Evans. The problem was not Ferdinand but a partial pecking order.

He had to leave to where he was sure he would get a fair and unbiased selection.

Mickael2:
Pique moved to Old Trafford in 2004 from
Barca's renowned La Masia academy.
But he struggled for regular minutes as
Ferdinand and Vidic formed the most
dominant centre-back partnership in the
Premier League.
Pique eventually returned to Spain in 2008
where he has since won multiple major
honours.
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And the 28-year-old believes he was
"unlucky" to be behind two great
defenders.
He told the Telegraph: "When I was there
Ruud Van Nistelrooy, Cristiano Ronaldo,
Giggs, Scholes, Roy Keane. We won the
Champions League in 2008. We won the
league. It was a really, really good team.
"The centre-backs, Rio Ferdinand, Vidic. I
was really unlucky. They never got injured.
Then I left and then they started to get
injuries! This is football but I’m not really
worried.
Gerard Pique was at Manchester United
from 2004 to 2008
"It’s true that I was happy in Manchester
even though I didn’t play as much as I
wanted to.
"But the day I finally signed for Barcelona
and I came back it was ‘wow, the dream
comes true’.
"After this we won a lot of titles and other
dreams come true but the main one was
playing for the club that I had supported all
my life."
This is Pique himself talking, when did Evans make his debut for Manu? Pique was the third choice CB, he didn't get his chance and he left, in came Evans, he too didn't get his chance but he didn't want to leave, I don't know where you are getting your comments from

kingphilip:
I think he's referring to Pique's switch to man utd from Barcelona

Mickael2:
Pique moved to Old Trafford in 2004 from
Barca's renowned La Masia academy.
But he struggled for regular minutes as
Ferdinand and Vidic formed the most
dominant centre-back partnership in the
Premier League.
Pique eventually returned to Spain in 2008
where he has since won multiple major
honours.
Manchester United's
January transfer targets
Sun, January 10, 2016
Express Sport takes a look at who
Manchester United are lining up for a
January move
PLAY
Who will Manchester United sign in
January? [Getty Images]
GETTY IMAGES 1 of 24
And the 28-year-old believes he was
"unlucky" to be behind two great
defenders.
He told the Telegraph: "When I was there
Ruud Van Nistelrooy, Cristiano Ronaldo,
Giggs, Scholes, Roy Keane. We won the
Champions League in 2008. We won the
league. It was a really, really good team.
"The centre-backs, Rio Ferdinand, Vidic. I
was really unlucky. They never got injured.
Then I left and then they started to get
injuries! This is football but I’m not really
worried.
Gerard Pique was at Manchester United
from 2004 to 2008
"It’s true that I was happy in Manchester
even though I didn’t play as much as I
wanted to.
"But the day I finally signed for Barcelona
and I came back it was ‘wow, the dream
comes true’.
"After this we won a lot of titles and other
dreams come true but the main one was
playing for the club that I had supported all
my life."
This is Pique himself talking, when did Evans make his debut for Manu? Pique was the third choice CB, he didn't get his chance and he left, in came Evans, he too didn't get his chance but he didn't want to leave, I don't know where you are getting your comments from

Mickael2:


But Osaze said he is working towards playing at the World Cup and we have always known that Osaze performs better for Nigeria than his clubside, so if he is doing so well there, what do you think he will do for us?

For clarity purpose, I am clamouring for the recall of Enyeama, Osaze and Martins to replace Ezenwa, Oshimen and some other dead weight(there are many of them there anyways)

kentebemoney:


Bros i re-watched the game over and over again.
The loss to South Africa was just another bad day in the office.

I wonder why people dey fret.

I greet you Bros!!!

safarigirl:
there is no logical way to argue an Odemwingie recall.

I can't believe some people are even considering recalling him because he has 13 goals in Indonesian league, freaking Indonesia! I could score 13 goals in Indonesian male football league and I'm a skinny girl, how the hell does Odemwingie doing it make him a classy footballer?

It is pathetic to even consider calling him up when we have a host of young boys pulling similar feats in far more respectable leagues.

I would rather take a player in NPFL than consider an old goose in Indonesia.

Joebie:
Let anyone caling for Osaze give reasons and we can go from there. I like to see video clips too. I love to hear people out.

That single reason that he is playing in Indonesia is not enough to call the call for him nonsensical especially as we know his pedigree in the past.

Again we are too quick to call a player finished. Osaze could be in China today and could maybe still do better than Ighalo.

tbaba1234:


Nigeria has so much attacking talent coming through. Osaze has played his part, it is time to move on and give opportunities to upcoming talents.

tbaba1234:


Nigeria has so much attacking talent coming through. Osaze has played his part, it is time to move on and give opportunities to upcoming talents.

Mickael2:


But Osaze said he is working towards playing at the World Cup and we have always known that Osaze performs better for Nigeria than his clubside, so if he is doing so well there, what do you think he will do for us?

For clarity purpose, I am clamouring for the recall of Enyeama, Osaze and Martins to replace Ezenwa, Oshimen and some other dead weight(there are many of them there anyways)

Joebie:
Team building is a continuous process. I've made my case for Emenike especially is has to do with the Cameroon encounter. Clint Dimsey played his part in USA's recent Gold cup win despite being a veteran, this will in no way stunt the growth of the upcoming young players. These things are not black or white.

tbaba1234:
Peter Olayinka had 3 assists on his competitive debut for Zulte waregem. Walloped Eupen 5:0.. He played from the wings.

Humility017:

so you think...oshimen is dead weight?
you never seems to amaze me.....
just forget these oldies you mentioned...
I will prefer oshimen,Bonaventure,kalu,sadiq umar, nacho,Moses Simon,musa, dressier, aina,ebuehi,iwobi, etc to the best these oldies can offer....
only enyeama is considerable but for the sake of possible rift who gonna be the team's captain....he can stay back...
for Martins....forget it If any striker gonna be called from China....it will be ighalo

safarigirl:
this your first paragraph is hilarious.

Imagine, Osaze wants to come for World Cup, so na every time another person work finish, Osaze go come slide in for World Cup abi? His work is to be the baboon that eats after monkey don work?

We cannot be carrying Osaze to chop bench in World Cup, because we know he won't even be using crutches to enter our first XI this time, so why will we waste bench space on an old leg?

If na even Martins you talk, I for try reason with you, but Osaze of all people says a lot of your judgment