krattoss:
Argentina is going down...

Their finishing is below average..messi is going down...

I expect him to cry me an ocean after they must have missed out on the mundial proper

at least if they miss out, nigeria won't be pitched against them again

I'm still smarting from the big L this boy gave us, the NFF needs to move on from him.
When he sees his mate Alex and Aina at the world cup him eye go clear. He will be 25 at the next world cup. Then he will be like Zaha who came running back to CIV.

Joebie:
HAWKS MONITORING

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Aidy Boothroyd says Nigeria may swoop for England U21 talent
By PA Sport
Last Updated: 05/10/17 11:50pm


Tammy Abraham recently confirmed he remains committed to England after meeting Amaju Pinnick, the President of the Nigerian Football Federation

England U21 manager Aidy Boothroyd says Nigeria could still be trying to take his top talent.

The Young Lions manager remains on alert after reports Tammy Abraham was considering switching allegiance to the Super Eagles.

Swansea's on-loan Chelsea striker Abraham quickly denied the claims last month and reiterated his commitment to England, while Nigeria also made an approach for Liverpool's Sheyi Ojo last year.

Arsenal's Alex Iwobi elected to commit to Nigeria in March 2016 and - ahead of Friday's Euro 2019 qualifier against Scotland in Middlesbrough - Boothroyd conceded the country may try their luck again.

"They still might be trying - you don't know - but you can't blame them because they're good players," he said. "These are lads who have played for England who have an affinity with us and a relationship. When it happens with Sheyi I can pick the phone up, the same with Tammy.


Alex Iwobi began his international career as a youth with England, but later switched allegiance to Nigeria

"It's a hard one. I can't guarantee they are going to play because the group is so good. Tammy didn't start the game before last but that's just one of those things. Perhaps other countries will see that and get into him, promise him the
world and get him in the first team.

"It's an interesting one [with Abraham]. I saw like you all did on the TV. The good thing is we have a relationship and I can pick the phone up and say 'what's going on mate?'

"He laughs and says he doesn't know where it came from but it certainly didn't come from him. Twenty minutes later it comes across in yellow again: 'Tammy Abraham says he's going to play for England'."


England U21 face Scotland and Andorra next in their Euro 2019 qualifiers

Abraham could spearhead England against Scotland at the Riverside Stadium as they continue their Euro 2019 qualifying campaign, after drawing in the Netherlands and beating Latvia in their opening two games.

They play in Andorra on Tuesday in Group Four but Boothroyd is wary of Scotland, who are a point and a place behind his second-placed side.

Boothroyd added: "It's not a six-pointer but it's one of those you're desperate to win, and so are they. One, because it's Scotland, and two, because it's the group which won the [Under-20] World Cup [in June], they'll be wanting to get one over on them. It's a bit like 1966 when we won the World Cup."

Link: http://www.skysports.com/football/news/12016/11068789/aidy-boothroyd-says-nigeria-may-swoop-for-england-u21-talent

zicky:

I believe you did not see the comment of others comparing CR7 with Inzaghi as hate or as going low

I'm not talking about comparisons here. I'm only concerned about his orgasmic feeling at the prospect of messi missing the world cup.

What is the essence of having a world cup if we cannot get to see the best players on the planet or would you rather see some ragtag team?

Kakamorufu:
i tell u. The way he analysed the game got me shaking o ;-(

Yea Michael2 has a lot of reservation on this team and he has been saying it that d team lack cohesiveness,meaning they don't play as a team but always bank on individual brilliance but I believe after qualification,things w take shape.

Truly if u look at it critically our match against South Africa confirmed his opinion,with absence of our key players we lost d match meaning we don't have a strong squad yet.

If i may ask can anybody go to sleep with d absence of Mikel,Moses v,Balogun against Zambia.It was glaring this individuals make d team thick but it should not be obvious.

I try to prove a guy wrong here when he said we did not missed Balogun,Moses V.against Zambia forgetting that Omeruo was able to stand in,though that stupid error ruined his rating,he had a good game even than Ekong.Brown Ideye was able to raise his game and had a good chemistry with Nacho,Mikel, Iwobi.So with their performance we did not feel d absence of Balogun and Moses.

Rohr just need to fix things up before world cup coz we need a good squad in case of anything like injury,right now i don't see any capable replacement for Balogun in d squad

Kakamorufu:
at least if they miss out, nigeria won't be pitched against them again

Chei Argentina don do us shege for WC,needs to avoid them coz psychologically they have an edge.

Heard MOSES is seriously Injured







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Na one moses guy for my area o ,c as ppu BP don't rise

elyte89:
Heard MOSES is seriously Injured







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Na one moses guy for my area o ,c as ppu BP don't rise

Honestly u w make it big time as a comedian,anytime i see your post am always ready to laugh.

Mr Ekong!

Zambia must fall come Sat

#SoarHighSuperEagles
#SoarHighSuperEagles
#SoarHighSuperEagles
#SoarHighSuperEagles
#SoarHighSuperEagles
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#SoarHighSuperEagles

Joel Obi returns from latest muscle injury


By admin -
October 6, 2017, 7:12 am

Torino midfielder Joel Obi will return from another muscle injury by the weekend, SCORENigeria has been told.

Injury-prone Obi suffered his latest injury in the middle of September and doctors gave him three weeks to return.

“He will return in three days,” a source close to the player simply told SCORENigeria from Italy.

The 26-year-old central midfielder missed four games as a result of this left thigh muscle injury, which he received in a Serie A clash against Benevento.

This was after getting off to a bright start this season.

He had played three games and scored a goal for ‘The Bulls’ before the injury.

http://scorenigeria.com.ng/2017/10/06/joel-obi-returns-from-latest-muscle-injury/

Juventus want to top Onyekuru’s £42,000-a-week pay at Everton


By admin -
October 6, 2017, 5:09 am

Italian champions Juventus are willing to pay far more than the £42,000-a-week Nigeria forward Henry Onyekuru earns at Premier League side Everton, top sources have specially informed SCORENigeria

Struggling Everton, who the player signed a five-year deal with in the summer, now plan to recall him in January, just as Juventus have indicated interest to buy out his contract, according to Tuttosport.

“Juventus have shown keen interest in signing Henry and I think Everton want him to stay,” the source told ScoreNigeria.com.ng

Everton to recall loanee Onyekuru January

“In fact, Juventus are ready to pay more than £42,000-a-week he signed for at Everton.

“I know his dream is to play in EPL, let’s wait and see.”

Onyekuru has scored four goals for Anderlecht while on loan this season.

By Olusola Alao

http://scorenigeria.com.ng/2017/10/06/juventus-want-to-top-onyekurus-42000-a-week-pay-at-everton/

Mickael2:



I see light, well MAINLY light but some darkness still and I will explain why.

I have seen some people saying we can sit back if the Zambians sit back forcing them to come out and play, home ground does not support that. If I pay 5k to sit in the VIP corner and you are playing 0-0(plus a boring game) after 60mins, I will join and start chanting 'all we are saying...' and if you have been in that situation before you will run mad, and go all out attack forgetting what the coach said, this is what happens to Madrid, once it's 60mins and they are yet to score, the boos start ringing and the players get disorganised and become easy picking. If Zambia can withstand our attack till the 60th minute mark we are in trouble.


Another point, the coach is going to show them some clips of that first leg. Trust me the Zambians had 3-4 very good chances that should be put away, if they have a proper team psychologist he will point out the fact that they have become more clinical since that match(I think they beat Algeria with only 2 shots on target), that is a nitro-level confidence booster. There mindset will be if we can create just that same number of chances like we did in the first leg, considering the fact that we are more clinical now and their gk is worse than ever, we may be able to put one away and hold out for the remainder of the game. If they score the first goal we have a big problem, I am not sure we have won a game that we conceded first under Rohr, he is not a tactical genius.


Also, they may watch our clips from their first match against us down to our last match and notice one thing, our midfielders(Mikel is included) all take atleast 20mins to settle into any game and that is a bad omen. If they can take advantage of that by attacking through the middle instead of the wings in the first twenty minutes then they are sure of two good chances, that is assuming Onazi remains Onazi and is caught out of position a lot of times in the first half and Ndidi remains Ndidi who would rather concentrate on attack rather than defence.


Finally they will watch that first leg again and discover that their lord and saviour(Echejile) who provided them with 3 good chances in the first leg is still our LB. Now Leon is a good CB, but he is different from Omeruo in the sense that he is always quick to rush out whenever a player beats his LB, now this is not really a bad thing but with proper tactics it becomes a bad thing. Create an overload and Leon is dinner, that is let the RW beat Echejile and while Leon comes out to mark the RB runs past Leon and receives a pass, that means Leon is out of the equation and assuming Onazi isn't back covering they have a safe passage to our 18.

Now they have to pray that all these things go according to plan and they must remain clinical. If after the first twenty minutes they haven't scored then they should pull back and choke every attack and wait patiently for that 60-70th minute mark. All in all this will not be a blowout, quote me anywhere. You do not destroy Zambia, it is impossible, highest two goals, you do not see them at the wrong end of a proper hiding

bookmarked..

elyte89:
Heard MOSES is seriously Injured







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Na one moses guy for my area o ,c as ppu BP don't rise

Right before we played Zambia away a lot of people were ready to dump Victor for claiming he was injured, how things have changed.

Joebie:
GERNOT ROHR SPEAKS

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Rohr Hints At New Formation For Zambia Tie – Our Tactics Will Surprise Zambia
October 5, 2017053

The Super Eagles of Nigeria will not play same formation and style that helped them pick a win and a draw against Cameroon in their last World Cup 2018 Qualifiers against Zambia, according to coach Gernot Rohr.

Rohr made this known during the pre-match conference of the team ahead of Saturday’s clash against Zambia in ‎Uyo. A game which a win will see them progress to the World Cup in Russia.

Victory will see Nigeria gain an unassailable 13 points, which will be good enough for them to progress to the World Cup as group winners with a game to spare‎.

The 4-0 win and 1-1 draw against Cameroon helped the Eagles to confirm their leadership of the group, but Rohr says they will change the formation that helped them in the games against Cameroon for obvious reasons.

” We know our style that helped us against Cameroon, and we would love to play the same style again, but we know it will be more difficult to do it against Zambia “, Rohr said.

DONT MISS ==> Why Foreign Based Eagles Are Better Than Home Based Players - Rohr Explains
” They ( Zambia) already know us and our style from the game against Cameroon. So we have to have a good preparation and also change tactics, also to be more dangerous and to be able to surprise them “, he concluded.

--OGN

i sense mind games...

Kog45:
Yea Michael2 has a lot of reservation on this team and he has been saying it that d team lack cohesiveness,meaning they don't play as a team but always bank on individual brilliance but I believe after qualification,things w take shape.

Truly if u look at it critically our match against South Africa confirmed his opinion,with absence of our key players we lost d match meaning we don't have a strong squad yet.

If i may ask can anybody go to sleep with d absence of Mikel,Moses v,Balogun against Zambia.It was glaring this individuals make d team thick but it should not be obvious.

I try to prove a guy wrong here when he said we did not missed Balogun,Moses V.against Zambia forgetting that Omeruo was able to stand in,though that stupid error ruined his rating,he had a good game even than Ekong.Brown Ideye was able to raise his game and had a good chemistry with Nacho,Mikel, Iwobi.So with their performance we did not feel d absence of Balogun and Moses.

Rohr just need to fix things up before world cup coz we need a good squad in case of anything like injury,right now i don't see any capable replacement for Balogun in d squad

We need Felix Uduokhai,Jordan Torunarigha,Dominic Iorfa (Jnr).The NFF should get this guys before the WC.

INTERVIEW – Iwobi’s Dad Chuka: My Son Loves Playing For Nigeria, He’s Ready For Wenger’s Challenge

October 5, 2017 8:31 am

Super Eagles star Alex Iwobi’s father Chuka is proud of his son’s dedication to the Nigeria cause as the country nears qualification for the 2018 World Cup. Chuka spoke with Completesportsnigeria.com’s JOHNNY EDWARD in Uyo, backing Alex to rise to Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger’s challenge and advising other players with options to try out the Super Eagles…

Arsene Wenger in recent interviews has stated that Alex needs to be more clinical in the final third in games. Do you agree with this assertion and don’t you think this will come with pressure?

The job of a professional is to be the best you can and the coach has given him a lot of confidence. He said to him, go and play for me. Of course there are always expectations, no matter who you are, be you Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo

Wenger has set a target for Alex and on his own part there is pressure and there is no pressure. He is learning the trade and working hard. He is an offensive player that you expect goals and assists from. There is a target that has been set for him by Wenger and they are achievable goals.

Wenger tells him ‘I think you are good player and you can offer more’.


What are those targets and goals Wenger set for Alex?

To be a better player and score more goals.

Alex scored against Zambia on matchday 1 of the 2018 World Cup qualifier in Ndola. Do you see him adding a second this weekend?

I’m not going to put any pressure on him. The target ultimately is about the team. If we get a goal from the goalkeeper or from any player it’s about winning the game for the team and if Alex scores that will be the icing on the cake for me as a father.


How fulfilled will you be to see Alex represent Nigeria at the World Cup in Russia?

I have been following Alex around playing football since he was four years old and he has achieved a whole lot from playing in England, Arsenal and Nigeria. It’s the dream of every father to see his son play at the World Cup.

I can’t imagine how proud I would be to see him achieve that feat next year for Nigeria. When he made his debut for Nigeria it almost brought tears to my eyes and there’s no truth more than that he loves playing for Nigeria.

He is integrating well into the team. He speaks pidgin English and you can see I’m always with him. I try to give back to the country that has given me so much.

What advice do you have for other players of Nigerian descent who are yet to pledge their allegiance to the Super Eagles?

The simple answer is there is a lot of misconceptions trying to do that. We also saw it when we first switched. For a player who has been in abroad for the better part of his years there are always going to be so many difficulties.

My answer has always been come and see for yourself and don’t make assumptions. We came, we saw and we are here. Obviously there are ways to improve on but it’s not about that and the positives surpass the negatives.

I’m sure every father will be proud to see his son play for his country of birth.

https://www.completesportsnigeria.com/interview-iwobis-dad-chuka-son-loves-playing-nigeria-hes-ready-wengers-challenge/

EEGA:
We need Felix Uduokhai,Jordan Torunarigha,Dominic Iorfa (Jnr).The NFF should get this guys before the WC.

I watched Felix Uduokhai of recent,d guy is good but i don't know his commitment to Nigeria.

nelszx:
This guys are brimming with confidence. Well he was saying he won't give his approach but if you read between the lines you'd see his game plan "soak the pressure" and "hit them on the counter". I see him play a 5-4-1 formation

Opposition Watch

Coach of Chipolopolo of Zambia, Wedson Nyirenda is bullish that his team will revenge the 2-1 home loss to Nigeria’s Super Eagles in Ndola last year and go all the way to qualify for the 2018 World Cup in Russia on the final day of the African qualifying Group B.. In this interview with Completesportsnigeria.com‘s RICHARD JIDEAKA in Abuja, Nyirenda explains reasons the Super Eagles Eagles won in Ndola, how the Chipolopolo have improved since then, and why he is upbeat that they will win in Uyo. Excerps…
CS: How ready is your team that will face the Super Eagles of Nigeria in a World Cup qualifier on Saturday in Uyo?
NYIRENDA: We are very ready to inflict pains on Nigerians by beating your Super Eagles in Uyo and put ourselves in good position to qualify for the World Cup. If your team could beat us in our home, nothing stops us from doing so to you on Saturday in Uyo..
You sounds bullish in this your revenge mission. What gives you the courage that your team have what it takes to beat the Super Eagles in Uyo?
I am not bullish, but confident that my boys will play to form and get the three points at stake. We have a very improved squad different from the team that lost to Nigeria in the first meeting. We are ready to put our youth advantage to use and beat your Eagles

Are you going to sit back and absorb pressure from the Super Eagles and catch them on counter attack with your young, energetic and fast players?
I am not going to tell you how we would play because that will be disclosing my game plan. When we get to the pitch, we shall size up the Eagles and know how to play them. The Eagles are more experienced and exposed, but we shall play to our strength.
From the way you talk, you don’t seem to harbour any fear for the Super Eagles…
You just called your team Super Eagles. Ordinarily, the name should strike fear on countries in Africa, but we don’t fear any body. We respect the Super Eagles for the big players and what they are, but we don’t fear them. We have players who can match your team head to head and toe to toe. It will be 11 players on either side of the pitch .
What makes you believe that you can beat the Super Eagles side that defeated you on your home ground?
We weren’t expecting a defeat when the Super Eagles beat us in Ndola last year, but my thinking then was that we did enough to get at worst a draw. Again, I was barely 15 days on the job as head coach when we played that match. Since then, we have remained unbeaten and have improved very much. I inherited a team which I have been able to turn around to my taste and delight of Zambians

Nobody gave your team a chance against Algeria, but you beat them home and away. How did you manage to perform such ‘magic’?
It’s no magic, but the determination of the players and hunger to go the World Cup. We are focused and we play our game anywhere. To get a win in Constantine in Algeria was a big achievement for this young team, and this has given us the belief that we can beat any team, not excluding Nigeria. We know you beat Cameroon here, but we also know you lost to South Africa at same venue.
Your final word on the match on Saturday…
It is going to be a tough game, but I can only see us winning. The expectation from Nigerians will be high and that will put pressure on your team, and we will capitalize on that to win.
Do you feel any pressure to win and do you have any injury concern?
Pressure? Not really, but I could be tensed before the game. The pressure is on Nigeria. I have a couple of injury worries which we have taken care of.
See you on Saturday coach Nyirenda…
You didn’t wish me good luck, but we will see after our win

https://www.completesportsnigeria.com/interview-nyirenda-zambia-eagles/

... His words sharp n direct like a military man.. He his confident i give that to him.. True he has a different team but he should know we do also this is not the same super eagles that played in ndola.. You know the last coach that was as confident as this guy??...
BtW he expect Nigeria to be under pressure well we'll be okay if we dont get anxious (this reminds me of mickael2 's 1hour mark) we have to remain calm even if we conceed first but if otherwise i smell trouble... But Nigeria will be okay I BELIEVE

Xzbit91:


I'm not talking about comparisons here. I'm only concerned about his orgasmic feeling at the prospect of messi missing the world cup.

What is the essence of having a world cup if we cannot get to see the best players on the planet or would you rather see some ragtag team?

"the best player on the planet" should qualify his country for the world cup. I'll be happy if a big Argentina or any top team fail to qualify

Danielnino00:
Tomorrow is D-Day!!


I'm telling you folks if the game if was to be played on Facebook, Zambia would have beaten us black and blur already

after our victory i'll personally lead a company to invade zambia cyberspace... Bashing left right and center

"...By the grace of God, we are going to win. We will qualify for the World Cup.
We have what it takes."- @ighalojude
Wear Green and White on Saturday, cheer Nigeria to Russia 2018 #SoarSuperEagles

BascoVanVeli:
Joel Obi returns from latest muscle injury


By admin -
October 6, 2017, 7:12 am

Torino midfielder Joel Obi will return from another muscle injury by the weekend, SCORENigeria has been told.

Injury-prone Obi suffered his latest injury in the middle of September and doctors gave him three weeks to return.

“He will return in three days,” a source close to the player simply told SCORENigeria from Italy.

The 26-year-old central midfielder missed four games as a result of this left thigh muscle injury, which he received in a Serie A clash against Benevento.

This was after getting off to a bright start this season.

He had played three games and scored a goal for ‘The Bulls’ before the injury.

http://scorenigeria.com.ng/2017/10/06/joel-obi-returns-from-latest-muscle-injury/

That's my boy.

BascoVanVeli:
Juventus want to top Onyekuru’s £42,000-a-week pay at Everton


By admin -
October 6, 2017, 5:09 am

Italian champions Juventus are willing to pay far more than the £42,000-a-week Nigeria forward Henry Onyekuru earns at Premier League side Everton, top sources have specially informed SCORENigeria

Struggling Everton, who the player signed a five-year deal with in the summer, now plan to recall him in January, just as Juventus have indicated interest to buy out his contract, according to Tuttosport.

“Juventus have shown keen interest in signing Henry and I think Everton want him to stay,” the source told ScoreNigeria.com.ng

Everton to recall loanee Onyekuru January

“In fact, Juventus are ready to pay more than £42,000-a-week he signed for at Everton.

“I know his dream is to play in EPL, let’s wait and see.”

Onyekuru has scored four goals for Anderlecht while on loan this season.

By Olusola Alao

http://scorenigeria.com.ng/2017/10/06/juventus-want-to-top-onyekurus-42000-a-week-pay-at-everton/

Onyekuru Onyekuru Onyekuru! How many times I call you?

*pulling my left ear* no near Italian league oooo else dem go send you go Seria b or their academy.

Just stay jeje for where you dey but if you think you can break into Juva team den go for it.

Mickael2:



I see light, well MAINLY light but some darkness still and I will explain why.

I have seen some people saying we can sit back if the Zambians sit back forcing them to come out and play, home ground does not support that. If I pay 5k to sit in the VIP corner and you are playing 0-0(plus a boring game) after 60mins, I will join and start chanting 'all we are saying...' and if you have been in that situation before you will run mad, and go all out attack forgetting what the coach said, this is what happens to Madrid, once it's 60mins and they are yet to score, the boos start ringing and the players get disorganised and become easy picking. If Zambia can withstand our attack till the 60th minute mark we are in trouble.


Another point, the coach is going to show them some clips of that first leg. Trust me the Zambians had 3-4 very good chances that should be put away, if they have a proper team psychologist he will point out the fact that they have become more clinical since that match(I think they beat Algeria with only 2 shots on target), that is a nitro-level confidence booster. There mindset will be if we can create just that same number of chances like we did in the first leg, considering the fact that we are more clinical now and their gk is worse than ever, we may be able to put one away and hold out for the remainder of the game. If they score the first goal we have a big problem, I am not sure we have won a game that we conceded first under Rohr, he is not a tactical genius.


Also, they may watch our clips from their first match against us down to our last match and notice one thing, our midfielders(Mikel is included) all take atleast 20mins to settle into any game and that is a bad omen. If they can take advantage of that by attacking through the middle instead of the wings in the first twenty minutes then they are sure of two good chances, that is assuming Onazi remains Onazi and is caught out of position a lot of times in the first half and Ndidi remains Ndidi who would rather concentrate on attack rather than defence.


Finally they will watch that first leg again and discover that their lord and saviour(Echejile) who provided them with 3 good chances in the first leg is still our LB. Now Leon is a good CB, but he is different from Omeruo in the sense that he is always quick to rush out whenever a player beats his LB, now this is not really a bad thing but with proper tactics it becomes a bad thing. Create an overload and Leon is dinner, that is let the RW beat Echejile and while Leon comes out to mark the RB runs past Leon and receives a pass, that means Leon is out of the equation and assuming Onazi isn't back covering they have a safe passage to our 18.

Now they have to pray that all these things go according to plan and they must remain clinical. If after the first twenty minutes they haven't scored then they should pull back and choke every attack and wait patiently for that 60-70th minute mark. All in all this will not be a blowout, quote me anywhere. You do not destroy Zambia, it is impossible, highest two goals, you do not see them at the wrong end of a proper hiding

Na ludo you think say you dey play?

EEGA:
We need Felix Uduokhai,Jordan Torunarigha,Dominic Iorfa (Jnr).The NFF should get this guys before the WC.

Tiago Ilori too.

Kog45:
I watched Felix Uduokhai of recent,d guy is good but i don't know his commitment to Nigeria.

Felix Uduokhai is highly rated by the Germans and he's aware of that.

He's as good as gone except he desperately wants to go to the world Cup.

Kog45:
I watched Felix Uduokhai of recent,d guy is good but i don't know his commitment to Nigeria.

With the profusion of very exciting and talented young guns at Germany's disposal this guys Felix and Torunigha should have a rethink oo cos they stand a better chance playing for Nigeria than for Germany especially given the fact that we need them in an area that needs strengthening. Imagine Balogun Ekong, Aina, Shehu, Torunigha Felix, Echiejile, Awaziem Ebuehi slugging it for a place. I feel we will get one of either Felix or Torunigha if we qualify and NFF reaches out to them.

There is a British spy here

I know it

Every British Nigerian we discourse here someone always brings it up on their forum


We will find that leach

forgiveness:


Felix Uduokhai is highly rated by the Germans and he's aware of that.

He's as good as gone except he desperately wants to go to the world Cup.

Gone for where? Are you seeing Felix near this present crop of German players? He stands better chance to play for us. Germany is awash with talents.

zicky:
"...By the grace of God, we are going to win. We will qualify for the World Cup.
We have what it takes."- @ighalojude
Wear Green and White on Saturday, cheer Nigeria to Russia 2018 #SoarSuperEagles

Why don't they carry handy flags and fill the stadium with green white green. Nigerian supporters club need resetting of their brain.

Mujtahida:

Gone for where? Are you seeing Felix near this present crop of German players? He stands better chance to play for us. Germany is awash with talents.

It's a matter of time. Germany is aware Nigeria wants to poaching him.

forgiveness:



It's a matter of time. Germany is aware Nigeria wants to poaching him.

I don't think the Germans are as insecure as England. All this foreign born doesn't freak me but walahi if we get those two German trained guys, Felix and Torunarigha in our defence I will really be happy.

PROVERBZ:
There is a British spy here

I know it

Every British Nigerian we discourse here someone always brings it up on their forum


We will find that leach

Na who be that?