kennysville:



Those of you that like to mediate.... you are all witnesses now. I am yet to start any tirade on this forum and believe me when I start, it will get really ugly. Yall can read what ur friend here is saying now. If he cant discuss here without resorting to low digs, well it wont be nice. We all know how to throw some sass around. Call him to order ... for the last time

Thanks

Cc: Icons4s, Kog45 , TheGoodJoe, Joebie and others. Forgive me if I dont remember ur moniker

TheGoodJoe:


This thread used to be a place to escape the divisions on other threads. It was a place you find nairaland members who are civilized and respect each other.

forgiveness, I appeal to you to stop the rash tone and enough of the low digs. Let us restore the decency we used to have.

pussypounder:


Mr Kenny, forgiveness is a well known woman beater, just ignore him please

Icon79:
Barring any unforeseen circumstance, the Group A players are definitely going to Russia:

Group A
1. Victor Moses
2. Obi Mikel
3. Wilfred Ndidi
4. Kelechi Iheanacho (will definitely make the team. Aside from being one of our best strikers, he's also great for team unity)
5. Alex Iwobi
6. Eddy Onazi
7. Leon Balogun
8. Troost Ekong
9. *Moses Simon*
10. Chidozie Awaziem
11. Shehu Abdullahi
12. *Odion Ighalo*
13. *John Ogu*
14. *Oghenekaro Etebo* (likely to make it because he's a utility player)

Group B - Very likely to make the list - 90% chance
1. Brian Idowu
2. Tyronne Ebuehi
3. Ahmed Musa
5. Kenneth Omeruo
6. Francis Uzoho
7. Mikel Agu
8. Ola Aina
9. Elderson Echiejile (his experience might help him make team, if Aina fails to excel)
10. Joel Obi (most likely to make team if fully fit)
11. Ikechukwu Ezenwa

Group C - still on the outside looking in - less than 50% chance:
1. Anthony Nwakaeme
2. Olarenwaju Kayode
3. Henry Onyekuru
4. Sarenren Bazee
5. Isaac Success (supposed to be in group B but his attitude might cost him)
6. Dele Alampasu
7. Ajiboye (the new CHAN guy. Having seen him play though but I wanna go by all the commentaries here and elsewhere)

forgiveness:



And who is the uncivilized ones? Me?

I think this appeal is meant for him not me because nobi me start am.

Abi, make I no defend myself again?

TheGoodJoe:


You can let it slide than continue throwing digs. It will take conscious and collective efforts to return this thread to its known decency. Ignoring jabs and digs has a big part to play.

TheGoodJoe:


You can let it slide than continue throwing digs. It will take conscious and collective efforts to return this thread to its known decency. Ignoring jabs and digs has a big part to play.

forgiveness:




What is last time?

Who threw the first shot? Me?

Oga, I only addressed your ignorant and you should have shown humility by admitting you were conspicuously wrong after being provided with concrete facts but no, you would rather bury your head in the sand.

Mr man, respect is reciprocal, vice versa. Nothing more nothing less. EOD

AIG07:
Great compilation!

But I want you to note the asterisk* still have much to prove and they can easily be unsettled by any in Group B, C or D(the ones you've failed to list. The Udohkai, Akpoguma etc...)

Humility017:

I think you should start acting like a man...
few days you were away this thread was relatively peaceful.... now it has turned to a camotoes...

I think you should be older than me...and some of us.... maturity should tell in words and attitude.

I know long time ago....that mature minds don't fight wit their keyboards nor wit vain words....
you compromise just for peace to reign not because you are weak......

TheGoodJoe:
A good example of handholding of special talents in action was how Gernot Rohr handled the likes of Osimhen, Awaziem and recently Chidiebere Nwakali.

This is a case of the National team playing their part in building talents for the future of the team.

Rohr, I am feeling you,
That is why I say,
Baba Twale

TheSuperNerd:
Egbon Forgiveness.... biko e don do okay. Biko. Sorry about your ban. I was even thinking you were held up in offline matters I.e. real life matters.

See ehn, you and I sit on the opposite sides of the table most times in arguments but I still reckon with you. Biko, e don do okay. Abeg. Thank you Egbon. You know I am being real with you here.....

Oya back to football matters. I said I missed you... na me first run come welcome you... imagine!!!... I run welcome pesin wey I love to spar against... that is because you are fun in many ways and I also enjoy the contributions you bring to the table as regards Super Eagles selection nonetheless even if some may be controversial.

Abeg... na me dey talk now oooo... Egbon at least consider me naa

And biko... Sir Kennysville.... you sef no vex okay. It is well.


Now where were we?

AIG07:
Great compilation!

But I want you to note the asterisk* still have much to prove and they can easily be unsettled by any in Group B, C or D(the ones you've failed to list. The Uduohkai, Akpoguma etc...)

forgiveness:



Ok, make I no respond according to how people take present themselves. It is high time I return to using my second dimensional thought.

Besides, I was to busy too the point I know know my ban had already been served.

Peace my man.

Truidstar:
My brother, let's not get ahead of ourselves here, your ranking is good but there is a certain Uduokhai, Akpoguma and Joel Obi that will be invited in March. The picture will become clearer after that. Too early to say who will go or not make it. Wish Rohr all the best.

elyte89:





What about those German/english guys d media are tauting to make d worldcup list,at times I wonder if Nigeria is taking 45players to world cup

M7even:

so u could write without the "o pari"

Kog45:
Sir do you mean Odion Ighalo?only injury would denied the guy,nothing else even Moses Simeon though Etebo should buckle up and he deserves to be in group B,John Ogu would make it.

Pls is Akpoguma and Uduokhai ready but Akpoguma i watched is not better than Omeruo unless German connection comes in

Icon79:
Yea, those "machineries" don't yet count in my books right now ... until they formally declare their allegiance and receive Naija passports.


O pari

AIG07:
Sir, the above named players are good and have been integral part of the team. But to better understand my opinion I'll need you to see the competition these guys will/might be facing before making it. Provided all things been equal. Other players hits top form and given call ups before the final list.

Odion-Striker (9)
Iheanacho
Anthony
Kayode
Ideye
Dessers
Success
Osimhen
Martins(I am not ruling him out yet-they play in thesame league)
Note: of these players 3 will be selected to lead the line.

Moses Simon-Winger
Iwobi
V. Moses
Musa
Success
Onyekuru
Bazee
*here 4 maybe selected to join the other 3 CFs. I see Rohr listing 7 men as his attackers.

Ogu & Etebo-Midfielders
Mikel
Ndidi
Onazi
Etebo
Agu
Joel Obi

I see Rohr picking 5 here.

Sir, You see the competition. None of those players has a guarantee slot yet.

kennysville:







Those of you that like to mediate.... you are all witnesses now. I am yet to start any tirade on this forum and believe me when I start, it will get really ugly. Yall can read what ur friend here is saying now. If he cant discuss here without resorting to low digs, well it wont be nice. We all know how to throw some sass around. Call him to order ... for the last time

Thanks

Cc: Icons4s, Kog45 , TheGoodJoe, Joebie and others. Forgive me if I dont remember ur moniker

TheSuperNerd:
Super Eagles Squad : Mikel, Moses Out




Super Eagles captain Mikel Obi and Chelsea star, Victor Moses, are some of the regular players that have been ruled out of the international friendly match between Nigeria DR Congo slated for May 28 and in either Abuja or Uyo.

The national team is expected to bid the country farewell before they depart for the 2018 World Cup with top government functionaries including President Muhammadu Buhari expected to be present at the venue.

However, sources in the Nigeria Football Federation has told our correspondent that regular players in the Super Eagles starting line might not feature in the game.

The sources said the Manager of the national team Gernot Rohr wanted to use the friendly match to test some of the fringe players in the squad.

The source said that Rohr was drawing up a list of 35 players that would prosecute the six friendly matches ahead of the World Cup from which 23 would make the final cut for the Mundial.

“Mikel, Moses, Odion Ighalo and some other big players may not be part of the match against DR Congo. These players are not expected to feature in the first phase of camping which is going to be in either Abuja or Uyo. Home based stars and some other fringe players from Europe are going to prosecute the friendly that is organised for the team to bid the country farewell ahead of the World Cup.

“Rohr is compiling a list of 35 players with those who prosecuted the World Cup qualifiers expected to dominate it. The final list of 23 is expected to come out on June 4 about two days after the friendly match against England,” the source said.

The source added that a few players from the Nigeria’s squad to the ongoing African Nations Championship in Morocco would be part of the 35-man list.

“Captain Ikechukwu Ezenwa, Ifeanyi Ifeanyi and about four other players from CHAN team will be in the 35-man list, that I can say authoritatively,” the source said.


Source: http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/super-eagles-squad-mikel-moses-out/

safarigirl:
why, in the name of Amadioha, will this fellow even make a 40-man list for World Cup?

soetanoreoluwa:


But he has been playing as LB for hull city with MOTM and I think with a goal with it... Let wait n see March Is already here