DrKlever:
blame your government... they requested for a letter from the FGN since what stopped them from preparing it since?

pyrex23:
Mehn crazy signing in this transfer windows deadline
chelsea agree 45m deal for mahrez
tottenham beat chelsea sign swansea llorente
arsenal sign lemar
city sign sanchez for 60m
barca soon to unveil coutino

Clementoke:

Bros, na where u get ur own news na?

Humility017:


so you think...Reuben Gabriel merited his place in that team? .likewise agbim an uchebo....?
abeg nor make me talk this evening oooo

pyrex23:
to d dickhead questioning me www.express.co.uk/sport/football/847734/Chelsea-Transfer-News-LIVE-Done-deals-updates-deadline-day-Costa-Oxlade-Chamberlain

i hope this mahrez exit should give nacho more playing time...

Really wish musa could complete his loan to hull city

blueto:
Eagles Training – Iheanacho Comes Top In Shooting Drills, Nwakeme, Ndidi & Ogu Impresses

‎One of the major highlight of the Super Eagles training session which was held behind close door was the act of shooting, with the players coming up against the goalkeepers of the team.

Leicester City newbie Kelechi Iheanacho came out top in terms of shooting with precision as almost all of his efforts settled in the back of the net despite minimal force, accuracy was his strength during thedrills.

Hapoel Be’er Sheva Anthony Nwakaeme caught the eyes with his shooting as well, especially for the power his shooting carries which made it hard for the goalkeepers even though he didn’t get to score with most of his efforts.

His club mate John Ogu also impressed with his customary left foot shots troubling the goalkeepers particularly Dele Alampasu, who although was impressive failed to keep out an unstoppable pile driver from Ogu during the drills.

As expected Wilfred Ndidi made a positive impression as well with one of his ferocious strikes coming off the woodwork after the goalkeeper has been beaten in the shooting drills.

Coach Gernot Rohr will be hoping theplayers maintain their sharpness ahead of tomorrow’s tie against Cameroon, which could determine the leadership of the group.

http://owngoalnigeria.com/2017/08/31/eagles-training-iheanacho-comes-top-in-shooting-drills-nwakeme-ndidi-ogu-impresses/

TheGoodJoe:


What the hell is wrong with our journalists. Why are they leaking close door sessions to the press. I am controlling the thunder fire you on my lips. These guys should stop it.

blueto:
it will be nice to see Iheanacho play as an SS/AM as such position will afford him more shooting chances since he is good with shooting. Coaches should play to the strength of their players.

Clementoke:


I replied you at first because I felt you are now matured enough but with this your second post, I realized that a child will always be a child

Icon79:
Goldenfish, please the insult to someone else. As regards to my initial assertions, please check the second page (page 1) of the thread link below:
https://www.nairaland.com/3959115/nigeria-vs-cameroon-2018-fifa/1

Having said that, my insult on my person was totally uncalled for and I will report you to the moderators of this forum if you don't desist. I have watched you here on NL for a while and I can diagnose you as someone with Narcissistic Personality Disorder.

You deh carry this matter way tooo far haba !!! Look oh temper Beeco.

...Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental disorder in which people have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for admiration and a lack of empathy for others. But behind this mask of ultra confidence lies a fragile self-esteem that's vulnerable to the slightest criticism.

And I know that because if you have narcissistic personality disorder, you may come across as conceited, boastful or pretentious. You often monopolize conversations. You may belittle or look down on people you perceive as inferior. You may feel a sense of entitlement — and when you don't receive special treatment, you may become impatient or angry. You may insist on having "the best" of everything — for instance, the best car, athletic club or medical care....

....At the same time, you have trouble handling anything that may be perceived as criticism. You may have secret feelings of insecurity, shame, vulnerability and humiliation. To feel better, you may react with rage or contempt and try to belittle the other person to make yourself appear superior.... and I can go on and on, but I think you got the point.

This is not criticism just facts. If you doubt me, please go meet another psychiatrist.


O pari

forgiveness:


Well, from what I have seen and my past experience, I will not wait until he proves himself good enough for the Super Eagles before I advise we cap him because I know he's good enough.

You better fear fear people here because if you continue to mention names similar to Uhrobo, bros, you don turn tribalist be that sharp sharp.

edi287:

What makes you think all these guys want to play for us?
David Alaba - We screwed up big time. Biggest loss ever
Aogo - once said he wanted to play for us, rejected an invite from Amodu later on
Adebayor - Think he went for trials with the u20 and didn't make it(not sure). At the moment he broke out, we had better strikers
Ross Barkley - Only acknowledged his Naija roots. Never wanted to play for us
Dele Alli - Was never interested.
Angelo Ogbonna - Rejected call ups time and time again.
Akanji - NFF screwed up.
Not all these guys will play for us. We don't need to beg them if their heart isn't in it. Solanke, Tammy and Lookman don't want to play for us. Time to move on

AIG07:
If I were to be Rohr, I'll sit Iheanacho on the bench due to his lack of game time and start Mikel as AMF with Ndidi and Ogu as DMF and CMF respectively. Something like this:

Ezenwa;
Echiejile-Leon-Ekong-Aina;
Ndidi-Ogu;
V.Moses-Mikel-Etebo;
Ighalo.

komekn:


I can assure you 100% that Sone Aluko exclusion had nothing WHATSOEVER to do with ability but everything to do with SETTLEMENT and a complete lack of understanding of egunje politics and or a refusal to play the game the Nigerian way.

Do your homework, consider Gabriel Rueben, signed a 3 year contract with lowly Kilmarnock played maybe 30 minutes was so bad he never played all season and was released shockingly he went to the World cup for us meanwhile Aluko was a regular for Hull in the EPL. Check who Reuben's is agent was at the time and the arrangements concerning match bonuses, and you may be opening a very smelly can of worms, I am mindful of defamation his agent was Tony Harris.

Consider players who were omitted and mediocre players like Uchebo and others were selected and you know big wahala deh many questions arise that are indicative of sharp practices.

tbaba1234:
Stephen Odey has joined FC Zurich in Switzerland according to some reports.

TheGoodJoe:
Boosting our local leagues is the only way we can develop quality talents at a fast rate. No other way.

forgiveness:




Stephen Keshi was pressured and forced to invite Aluko to the national team team after his sublime performance for Rangers week in week out, and when he eventually brought em, he didn't deem it fit to dress him for the match day game, instead, he played Uzoenyi and kept Oduamadi on the bench.

In short, he never wanted Aluko in the team when you see Keshi's antics at play.

Which of these two was ever in limelight, not to talk of remain in limelight?

Den I was just monitoring his kurukere moves with one corner of my eyes.

ChrisKels:
Sir Tbaba1234 and sir Joebie please somebody needs updates here