Kog45:
Whao meaning d guy is good,honestly i disagreed with d moniker,hope he maintain d form coz not easy from 3rd keeper.

Chrismario:


Not 3rd. 4th

tbaba1234:
If Francis Uzoho keeps playing, he can break into the WC team

tbaba1234:


He was 3rd not 4th.

tbaba1234:
If Francis Uzoho keeps playing, he can break into the WC team

TheGoodJoe:
Meaning, unless The clubs play them, we will continue doubting their quality. What stopped us from accessing them and checking their qualities. Their games with us, if quality is identified can even convince their clubs to give them a run.

Chrismario:


Ok

Modified :

Seems I was right @tbaba1234

TheGoodJoe:
Meaning, unless The clubs play them, we will continue doubting their quality. What stopped us from accessing them and checking their qualities. Their games with us, if quality is identified can even convince their clubs to give them a run.

tbaba1234:
Watching Francis Uzoho now

BascoVanVeli:


Me too � I would like to see him play a serious team. Both teams are playing arrant nonsense.

krattoss:

When did th national team becomes a testing ground... players been called on international duties should be well established players in their various clubsides..

How many are we going to keep testing and how many are we not going to test. .?? I guess every single Nigeria player in different leagues should be called upon and tested

TheGoodJoe:


Do you think Oliseh was well established when he was called to the National team? What about Aghahowa?

From the comment from one of the monikers, it took the cryout of fans to give Uzoho a chance. I have repeatedly said sometimes our players suffer bias in clubs. Our best bet is to do it the good old way. Invite a pool of players. A large pool screen them with selected drills and select a smaller pool for close monitoring and build a team of the best players.

We can only make a huge impact with the best than selling our self short and screaming we lack quality.

krattoss:
do u think we have the resources and all the time in the world to that..

These screening ishs is meant mainly for club sides..
How can a national team invite pools of players when we can select from our established best legs

How does it feel when Nigeria invites like 500 players scattered all over the world only to select like 5-10 at the end of the day... my brother that is IMPOSSIBLE. .

TheGoodJoe:


Westerhof invited of a hundred players to camp for the Super Eagles preparation for the World Cup. After his screening, he said he was sure he had the best players to represent Nigeria.

So stop saying National teams can not screen. Even Siasia carried out a screening process with a large pool of players.

Chrismario:


Errm,,,,,,, Oga Goodjoe, Your is well understood but I don't think it's the best way. They are certain things to be considered before planning such like money, time, etc.

Krattoss rightly said, FA don't need to waste a lot. If you think your Club manager is treating you wrongly, seek transfer. You need to prove yourself at Club first.

TheGoodJoe:


So we should find excuses to shun the best way. If Westerhof could camp and Siasia could, then I will not buy money as an issue.

Keep in mind Rohr carried out a screening exercise. Let us do things the right way. Seeking transfer is not a guarantee of getting the right club, role or treatment.

That we do not have control of. What we can control is selecting the right players in each role, negligent of bias.

Humility017:
Germany U20 World Cup star Jordan Torunarigha is finding game time hard to come by in the German Bundesliga this season, with the defender watching proceedings from the bench as Hertha Berlin lost 2-0 to Schalke 04 on Saturday.
Although Torunarigha has played mainly as a left-sided central defender in the current campaign, the 20-year-old is thought to be the mysterious left back national team Gernot Rohr has beamed his searchlight on as cover for the much-maligned Elderson Echiejile ahead of the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
According to the reliable Scouts In Attendance , a representative from Barcelona was spotted in the stands during the meeting between Hertha Berlin and Schalke 04, which finished 2-0 in favour of the visitors.
Jordan Torunarigha has yet to be promoted by the German Federation to their U21 squad, but he is one of the most important members of the U20 team, captaining the side against the Netherlands during the last international break.
Born in Chemnitz, Torunarigha has caps for Germany at U16, U18, U19 and U20 level.
The 20-year-old operated as a left back in Hertha Berlin's controversial 1-0 loss to östersund in the Europa League on September 28.
Ifeanyi Emmanuel