Danielnino00:




U were saying ??

Icon79:
Good. Now, let's go watch PSG versus Real Madrid.

Not sure whether anybody here agrees with me that PSG (even without Neymar) are going to eliminate Real Madrid.


O pari

tbaba1234:
Criticism is not equal to hatred. I would not spend 2 hours watching an NPFL team if i hated the league so much. I did not watch any European champions league game but i watched Plateau United play.

The same way, i watched Rangers and Rivers United last year.

My position on the league has been the same for a long time, the standard needs to improve. It does not mean that we do not have good players. We have always produced good players and will continue to.

Our league has the potential to be as good as the Brazilian league with the number of raw talents we have but our league does not provide the platform for players to reach that potential. Many talented players depreciate, others go abroad to start football education from the basics.

Today, we saw an example of a talented side who started with the wrong approach and were 3:0 down before 10 minutes.

BascoVanVeli:
I see the NPFL hate campaign is back in full effect

Kog45:
Honestly i wanted to ask why you hate anything related to home especially football but good you came out to put it straight.

Sir based on your last paragraph,it happens and it's not peculiar to NPFL teams alone cos we have seen world class coaches making tactical errors and they were punished for it

TheSuperNerd:
Looolll... come on Sir Basco... give him a break. He actually spent time watching Plateau play and was even impressed with one Omoyele. Sir Basco... chillax... looolll

tbaba1234:


I was surprised when you made the statement earlier about Odey because i know i have been critical of several non NPFL players.

I was very critical of Awoniyi at some point but i also praised him when i saw evidence of improvement.Awoniyi was not an NPFL player.

Immediately, one talks of NPFL , the next thing is that he hates NPFL.

I am a honest person, if i see good, i will say it. If i see bad, i will say it even if it is against myself.

TheSuperNerd:
Official – Rohr Calls Up 28 Players For Super Eagles March Friendlies, Two CHAN Eagles Selected



The Super Eagles of Nigeria have stepped up their preparations for the World Cup 2018 in Russia with confirmation from the coach Gernot Rohr that a total of 28 players have been called up for their first set of friendly games later this month.

The Eagles will trade tackles with Poland before taking on Serbia in another pre World Cup friendly as Rohr looks to put his team in shape before the start of the World Cup in June.

Speaking in a chat witnessed by Owngoalnigeria.com, the coach confirmed that 28 players will make the squad for the upcoming friendly games, with two players from the CHAN team included in the list.

”I am going to have a list of 28 players for the two games and there will be two players from the CHAN team of Morocco. I was there I saw all the games”, Rohr said in Lagos during the interview.

” I was living with them and my assistant Yusuf (Salisu) did a big job with Alloy (Agu), the goalkeeper trainer and also the medical staff, they did very well with Imama also. So it’s the same squad I have with me in my world cup.

“We are sure the informations are always first class informations. And then yes, so I will believe two players will be in the list, they can have a chance”, the coach concluded.


**Ade Emmanuel


Source: http://owngoalnigeria.com/2018/03/06/official-rohr-calls-up-28-players-for-super-eagles-march-friendlies-two-chan-eagles-selected/


Russia 2018 WC Countdown: 99 days 15 hours 14 mins to go

TheSuperNerd:
Age Discrepancy – NPFL Top Scorer Lokosa Disagrees With Kano Pillars Over His Real Age




A mild disagreement over the true age of red hot Kano Pillars striker Junior Lokosa is currently going on between the present top scorer in the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) and the Kano based team.

Lokosa who has scored ten goals for from eleven games this season in the NPFL had trials in Norway three years ago before joining Kano Pillars last season from Lagos based side First Bank Football Club.

The striker on his part said he is 24 years old while Pillars officially claim that he is 22 years old. A fact backed by the player’s league licence signed by the player for registration in the NPFL.

Despite the confusion over his true age, there is no confusion over his ability to put the ball in the back of net judging by his present streak in the NPFL, which could see him shatter the NPFL record of 23 goals a season scored by Mfon Udoh of Enyimba three seasons ago.


As opposed to many top scorers in the Nigeria Professional Football League in past seasons, Lokosa have scored just once from the spot unlike most top scorers in the league in previous seasons, who rely more on penalties to grow their tally.
Already tipped to leave the Kano side for a team abroad, it is believed that Lagos born Lokosa who is now the darling of the Kano Pillars faithfuls isn’t keen on representing Nigeria at youth level, as he is more concerned about taking his trade abroad.


**Ade Emmanuel


Source: http://owngoalnigeria.com/2018/03/06/age-discrepancy-npfl-top-scorer-lokosa-disagrees-with-kano-pillars-over-his-real-age/


Russia 2018 WC Countdown: 99 days 15 hours 18 mins to go

Kog45:
Wahala dey,player said am 24 but club say no you are 22,kai i don tire for this age matter o.

tbaba1234:


I was surprised when you made the statement earlier about Odey because i know i have been critical of several non NPFL players.

I was very critical of Awoniyi at some point but i also praised him when i saw evidence of improvement.Awoniyi was not an NPFL player.

Immediately, one talks of NPFL , the next thing is that he hates NPFL.

I am a honest person, if i see good, i will say it. If i see bad, i will say it even if it is against myself.

TheSuperNerd:
Age Discrepancy – NPFL Top Scorer Lokosa Disagrees With Kano Pillars Over His Real Age




A mild disagreement over the true age of red hot Kano Pillars striker Junior Lokosa is currently going on between the present top scorer in the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) and the Kano based team.

Lokosa who has scored ten goals for from eleven games this season in the NPFL had trials in Norway three years ago before joining Kano Pillars last season from Lagos based side First Bank Football Club.

The striker on his part said he is 24 years old while Pillars officially claim that he is 22 years old. A fact backed by the player’s league licence signed by the player for registration in the NPFL.

Despite the confusion over his true age, there is no confusion over his ability to put the ball in the back of net judging by his present streak in the NPFL, which could see him shatter the NPFL record of 23 goals a season scored by Mfon Udoh of Enyimba three seasons ago.


As opposed to many top scorers in the Nigeria Professional Football League in past seasons, Lokosa have scored just once from the spot unlike most top scorers in the league in previous seasons, who rely more on penalties to grow their tally.
Already tipped to leave the Kano side for a team abroad, it is believed that Lagos born Lokosa who is now the darling of the Kano Pillars faithfuls isn’t keen on representing Nigeria at youth level, as he is more concerned about taking his trade abroad.


**Ade Emmanuel


Source: http://owngoalnigeria.com/2018/03/06/age-discrepancy-npfl-top-scorer-lokosa-disagrees-with-kano-pillars-over-his-real-age/


Russia 2018 WC Countdown: 99 days 15 hours 18 mins to go

Kog45:
Honestly i wanted to ask why you hate anything related to home especially football but good you came out to put it straight.

Sir based on your last paragraph,it happens and it's not peculiar to NPFL teams alone cos we have seen world class coaches making tactical errors and they were punished for it

gbosaa:
I’d be expecting Stephen Eze to be one of the two CHAN players to be invited.

tbaba1234:


Already confirmed

somehow:
He's done fairly well for the super eagles for years now and even during the qualifiers. if he was so bad, he would have been dropped since. how come all coaches keep calling him or are you saying they don't know if he's good or not?

gbosaa:


Have you seen the list yet?

tbaba1234:


Already confirmed

gbosaa:


The other player could be Kalu Orji. He was solid in defence till the disaster in the final.

tbaba1234:


I believe Rohr said one player not 2. OGN reported 2 but the original interview said one.

Either ways, we will know soon.

tbaba1234:


That guy needs to develop elsewhere.

If he stays in Naija, he will not improve. He looked much better than what i saw from Okpotu and Gabriel in CHAN.

gbosaa:


I think Eze might displace somebody. He would be the Oboabona or Sunday Mbah in that team.
I think he would do well in the friendlies.

tbaba1234:


Aww.. great news.. Best feeling in the world..

Icon4s:


It surprises me that a veteran like you would even think of tagging tbaba1234 a hater of the NPFL in the first place .

Are you happy with the state of the league? Are you happy with the performances of the clubs at continental level in recent years? Are you happy with the performance of the last CHAN team?

If your answers are "No". Then you equally hate the NPFL.

gbosaa:


The other player could be Kalu Orji. He was solid in defence till the disaster in the final.

Osadebamwem Okoro...decent performance, good crosses and again till the final match.

Gabriel Okechukwu.

Gk. Oladele Ajiboye

I think Ajiboye might nick it.

tbaba1234:


Very unlikely..

Awaziem, Omeruo, Balogun and Ekong are miles ahead of him..