soetanoreoluwa:


Which babe? His wife with two kids?

pesin wife no be him babe ni?

Sorry for spamming the thread...but here are photos of some national team world cup jersey... Adidas sponsored teams though..


Can't upload more that one pic at a time on NL....


Argentina

Colombia

Japan..

Belgium...

Mexico..

I hope Nike will give us something more impressive...I like our current away jersey though.. Very beautiful .



Russia

safarigirl:
pesin wife no be him babe ni?

babe issorite

tbaba1234:



If Rohr wins the WC, he should just resign because there is nothing else, he can do for Nigeria again...

Not going to happen though.

And why do you think its not gonna happen, if I may ask? It can happen. Fairytales do happen. Leicester won EPL out of the blues. A season before they were relegation candidates

Danielnino00:
Belgium...

this looks like an everyday polo, nothing like a Jersey.


The diamond shape sef is reminiscent of the designs on a sweater. I don't like it

Argentina's jersey looks no different from how it always looks. Same old, same old

Colombia, nice, I mean, when you don't factor in the power rangers thunder bolt on it

Japan, I like the color, not sold on the design. It's decent though

Russia, angle is not too clear, looks plain sha

Germany, easily my best. Love the abstract shape on it


Can we have ankara on ours? Like Ghana had kente on the collar of theirs. Still love that 2014 jersey

terzurum5:

Your points are clear and convincing enough. I am sold on them already.

You know what?

You must be a good Lawyer.

Hahahaha hahahaha. Thanks igban wam. I am flattered. Well, I should rest my case at this point.

I’ve come to stay in the Super Eagles, says Chidiebere Nwakali
By Abidoye Babatunde - November 7, 2017 49 0



Newly invited Super Eagles’ midfielder Chidiebere Chijioke Nwakali, has said he’s determined to continue to strive harder to ensure he receives further call-ups to the team.

The on-loan Manchester City of England midfielder, who spoke exclusively with AOIFootball.com in Rabat after the team’s first training session, said he was excited about the amazing opportunity and hopes it won’t be the last for him.

“First and foremost, I must give thanks to God Almighty for this wonderful opportunity and also to the Super Eagles’ Coach Gernot Rohr.

“The aim of every youngster is to play for his National team and mine is no exception; the chance given to me by the coaches shows how much I must continue to strive hard to try to remain with the Super Eagles. I know it will be very difficult, but I believe I am up to the task,” Nwakali said.

The 20-year-old Sogndal of Norway player also praised the mood in the Super Eagles’ camp, while admitting that it was very easy for him to settle with the team despite been a first-timer.

“I must admit the atmosphere is electrifying and all the players are ready to deliver come Friday and we promise not to disappoint Nigerians.

“Settling down was very easy for me, because I know some players at youth level, but generally all players have been friendly to me and we are all ready for the games against Algeria and Argentina,” Nwakali concluded.

The midfielder will be hoping he earns his first senior cap on Friday night in Constantine.

--AOIfootball

komekn:


In my far from comprehensive look at Ogu and Aneke in comparison. I would some may call it biased, but my preference would be for Aneke.

Essentially because Aneke does everything Ogu does but with more aggression, a far wider and more accurate passing range an ability to shoot long range with both feet, a lot more pace and presence.

I have been liking your analyses up until this very post. I am sorry my friend, but you are starting to sound bias and prejudiced. It seems to me like anything English for you is the best. Today is not the day to engage. I would rather just chip in that you scale it down from like 10 to say 1.5

nelszx:


No be only Adetokunbo, na Anikulapo you go see

Check wikipedia. U will see that I am right.
In fact the moment i read the name, I knew what it was originally

safarigirl:
this looks like an everyday polo, nothing like a Jersey.


The diamond shape sef is reminiscent of the designs on a sweater. I don't like it

Argentina's jersey looks no different from how it always looks. Same old, same old

Colombia, nice, I mean, when you don't factor in the power rangers thunder bolt on it

Japan, I like the color, not sold on the design. It's decent though

Russia, angle is not too clear, looks plain sha

Germany, easily my best. Love the abstract shape on it


Can we have ankara on ours? Like Ghana had kente on the collar of theirs. Still love that 2014 jersey

Ankara keh . Let Nike just give us something that's not entirely green or white.. The fist jersey they made for us still makes sense...

safarigirl:
this looks like an everyday polo, nothing like a Jersey.


The diamond shape sef is reminiscent of the designs on a sweater. I don't like it

Argentina's jersey looks no different from how it always looks. Same old, same old

Colombia, nice, I mean, when you don't factor in the power rangers thunder bolt on it

Japan, I like the color, not sold on the design. It's decent though

Russia, angle is not too clear, looks plain sha

Germany, easily my best. Love the abstract shape on it


Can we have ankara on ours? Like Ghana had kente on the collar of theirs. Still love that 2014 jersey

We don't need any Ankara design jare. Before you know it one group will cry marginalisation and will want an adire design, another one would want a buba design, and another Isiagu.

Let it just be the normal conventional jersey design jare. Uh design epp sef?

Joebie:
I’ve come to stay in the Super Eagles, says Chidiebere Nwakali
By Abidoye Babatunde - November 7, 2017 49 0



Newly invited Super Eagles’ midfielder Chidiebere Chijioke Nwakali, has said he’s determined to continue to strive harder to ensure he receives further call-ups to the team.

The on-loan Manchester City of England midfielder, who spoke exclusively with AOIFootball.com in Rabat after the team’s first training session, said he was excited about the amazing opportunity and hopes it won’t be the last for him.

“First and foremost, I must give thanks to God Almighty for this wonderful opportunity and also to the Super Eagles’ Coach Gernot Rohr.

“The aim of every youngster is to play for his National team and mine is no exception; the chance given to me by the coaches shows how much I must continue to strive hard to try to remain with the Super Eagles. I know it will be very difficult, but I believe I am up to the task,” Nwakali said.

The 20-year-old Sogndal of Norway player also praised the mood in the Super Eagles’ camp, while admitting that it was very easy for him to settle with the team despite been a first-timer.

“I must admit the atmosphere is electrifying and all the players are ready to deliver come Friday and we promise not to disappoint Nigerians.

“Settling down was very easy for me, because I know some players at youth level, but generally all players have been friendly to me and we are all ready for the games against Algeria and Argentina,” Nwakali concluded.

The midfielder will be hoping he earns his first senior cap on Friday night in Constantine.

--AOIfootball

I am with you on this boy....
keep working hard....
up till now...I am not still sold on this mikel agu guy.....I think chidi may just take his place in this team....

kennysville:



I have been liking your analyses up until this very post. I am sorry my friend, but you are starting to sound bias and prejudiced. It seems to me like anything English for you is the best. Today is not the day to engage. I would rather just chip in that you scale it down from like 10 to say 1.5

it's like you don't visit this thread often bro....
to my English brother.... he don't mind make case for a league 1 player for the super eagles in place of a Norwegian/Belgium league players.....

Newcastle, Valencia, Benfica, Sevilla & PSV Watch Ex-Flying Eagles Skipper

Published: November 07, 2017

Newcastle, Valencia, Benfica, Sevilla & PSV Watch Ex-Flying Eagles Skipper
Ex-Flying Eagles skipper Abdul Ajagun will be hoping that he did enough to impress scouts of top European teams that watched him action last weekend against Mechelen.

Scouts in Attendance is reporting that scouts representing Newcastle United, Valencia, Benfica and Sevilla ran the rule over the top talents on both teams, including Burkinabé wonderkid Hassane Bandé, who tallied his ninth goal in eleven games against Ajagun's team.

PSV Eindhoven Director of Football Marcel Brands was also among the 12,553 spectators at AFAS-stadion Achter de Kazerne (Mechelen), and monitored Ajagun for 61 minutes before he subbed out.

The former Dolphins star has been one of the most important players for Kortrijk since his arrival as a free agent in the summer, starting all their fourteen matches in the Belgian First Division so far.

Kortrijk are struggling in the league but Ajagun's career is back on track after ending his association with Panathinaikos.

The attacking midfielder is contracted to Kortrijk until June 30, 2019.

Igho Kingsley


http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=25335

Tammy Abraham: 'I turned down Nigeria in hope of England call'

Swansea City loanee Tammy Abraham has admitted that he turned down Nigeria in order to pursue an international career with
England .
The Chelsea striker, who is currently on loan at the Liberty Stadium, recently earned his first call-up to the England squad under
Gareth Southgate and has since admitted that he rejected overtures from his parents' country of birth in hope of representing the Three Lions at senior level.
"They [Nigeria] did try to roll out the red carpet and it was flattering but I was pretty set on England," said Abraham, according to the Express .
"I see myself as being a long-term England player. That is where my main focus is and I am 100 per cent focused on trying to get into that team."
Abraham could potentially feature for England over the next week, as Southgate's men take on both Germany and Brazil in friendly preparations for next year's World Cup in Russia.
https://amp.sportsmole.co.uk/football/nigeria/news/abraham-i-turned-down-nigeria_311297.html

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The bolded made me chuckle. A so called giant of Africa belittled by a small boy. Yet people want us to go cap in hands to beg individuals like this to come play for us. When there's no apparent talent drain back home. Lol

lol

Dude had a choice and he made his choice. He was saying things simply as it was, until the NFF/Pinnick comes out to say the did not actually "roll out the carpet" on him.
Nigeria giant of Africa? Why do we like to deceive ourselves??
If his mind was set on England. So be it.

Next time we (Pinnick) need to be smart about our approach and what we say to the media. calling a spade a spade.

Modified
I posted this same story yesterday. Paste the entire statement from Tammy

goldfish80:
Tammy Abraham: 'I turned down Nigeria in hope of England call'

Swansea City loanee Tammy Abraham has admitted that he turned down Nigeria in order to pursue an international career with
England .
The Chelsea striker, who is currently on loan at the Liberty Stadium, recently earned his first call-up to the England squad under
Gareth Southgate and has since admitted that he rejected overtures from his parents' country of birth in hope of representing the Three Lions at senior level.
"They [Nigeria] did try to roll out the red carpet and it was flattering but I was pretty set on England," said Abraham, according to the Express .
"I see myself as being a long-term England player. That is where my main focus is and I am 100 per cent focused on trying to get into that team."
Abraham could potentially feature for England over the next week, as Southgate's men take on both Germany and Brazil in friendly preparations for next year's World Cup in Russia.
https://amp.sportsmole.co.uk/football/nigeria/news/abraham-i-turned-down-nigeria_311297.html

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The bolded made me chuckle. A so called giant of Africa belittled by a small boy. Yet people want us to go cap in hands to beg individuals like this to come play for us. When there's no apparent talent drain back home. Lol

Hopefully he was one of the players that impressed them.

forgiveness:


Newcastle, Valencia, Benfica, Sevilla & PSV Watch Ex-Flying Eagles Skipper

Published: November 07, 2017

Newcastle, Valencia, Benfica, Sevilla & PSV Watch Ex-Flying Eagles Skipper
Ex-Flying Eagles skipper Abdul Ajagun will be hoping that he did enough to impress scouts of top European teams that watched him action last weekend against Mechelen.

Scouts in Attendance is reporting that scouts representing Newcastle United, Valencia, Benfica and Sevilla ran the rule over the top talents on both teams, including Burkinabé wonderkid Hassane Bandé, who tallied his ninth goal in eleven games against Ajagun's team.

PSV Eindhoven Director of Football Marcel Brands was also among the 12,553 spectators at AFAS-stadion Achter de Kazerne (Mechelen), and monitored Ajagun for 61 minutes before he subbed out.

The former Dolphins star has been one of the most important players for Kortrijk since his arrival as a free agent in the summer, starting all their fourteen matches in the Belgian First Division so far.

Kortrijk are struggling in the league but Ajagun's career is back on track after ending his association with Panathinaikos.

The attacking midfielder is contracted to Kortrijk until June 30, 2019.

Igho Kingsley


http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=25335

He either grabs this chance or someone else will

Humility017:


I am with you on this boy....
keep working hard....
up till now...I am not still sold on this mikel agu guy.....I think chidi may just take his place in this team....

tbaba1234:
Emmanuel Amunike has signed a two-year contract to become Al Khartoum Watani's coach.

Sudan

That's a welc development
good for him

Joebie:
He either grabs this chance or someone else will

exactly

TheGoodJoe:


It is so irritating. I detest it with a passion.

Please where's the quote or link?

Mujtahida:

Hahahaha hahahaha. Thanks Angbian wam. I am flattered. Well, I should rest my case at this point.

Ka shami

Icon4s:


In other words, we should just come here to read football news and go. Huh?

I wonder o. If thats the case, what happened in the SA game? No need for this thread then.

Danielnino00:




Ankara keh . Let Nike just give us something that's not entirely green or white.. The fist jersey they made for us still makes sense...

Would it be nice to have something different like the normal ones we have been seeing all these years.
Let's say a replica of the 94 jersey or green top on a black short (instead of the all green or white)

terzurum5:

Ka shami

Tiv

Joebie:

How often does Hungary feature in the Euros?

Joebie:
THE FULL LIST with REPLACEMENTS



Goalkeepers: Daniel Akpeyi (Chippa United, South Africa); Ikechukwu Ezenwa (FC IfeanyiUbah); Francis Uzoho (Deportivo La Coruna, Spain)



Defenders: William Ekong (Bursaspor FC, Turkey); Abdullahi Shehu (Anorthosis Famagusta, Cyprus); Tyronne Ebuehi (ADO Den Haag, The Netherlands); Leon Balogun (FSV Mainz 05, Germany); Uche Agbo (Standard Liege, Belgium); Chidozie Awaziem (Nantes FC, France); Olaoluwa Aina (Hull City, England), Kenneth Omeruo (Kasimpasa FC, Turkey)



Midfielders: Mikel John Obi (Tianjin Teda, China); Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester City, England); Oghenekaro Etebo (CD Feirense, Portugal); John Ogu (Hapoel Be’er Sheva, Israel); Mikel Agu (Bursaspor FC, Turkey); Chidiebere Nwakali (Sogndal FC, Norway)



Forwards: Ahmed Musa (Leicester City, England); Kelechi Iheanacho (Leicester City, England); Olarenwaju Kayode (Girona, Spain) ; Alex Iwobi (Arsenal FC, England); Henry Onyekuru (RSC Anderlecht, Belgium); Anthony Nwakaeme (Hapoel Be’er Sheva, Israel)



STANDBY: Alhassan Ibrahim (FK Austria Wien, Austria); Brian Idowu (FC Amkar Perm, Russia)

That Mikel Agu's slot is a wasted space.