Victor Moses Not On Good Terms With One Experienced Super Eagles Player Before Announcing Retirement

Published: September 13, 2018

Victor Moses Not On Good Terms With One Experienced Super Eagles Player Before Announcing Retirement
Allnigeriasoccer.com understands that Chelsea winger Victor Moses was not on good terms with an experienced Super Eagles player, Elderson Echiejile, before he called time on his international career last month.

The official word from the former England U17 star is that he took the decision to quit the Nigeria National Team so he could spend time with his family and focus on his career with Chelsea, but there is more to it than that.

Moses did not have a cordial relationship with Elderson Echiejile simply because a member of his family in Benin City advised him to be wary of the former Monaco defender.

The two players were supposed to be good friends as they are both products of BJ Foundation and skippered the Benin City based academy at youth tournaments.

Before relocating to London, Moses was the captain of BJ Foundation's U13 team and Echiejile skippered the U16s.

Apart from having a frosty relationship with Echiejile, Moses had complained that he was not comfortable fraternizing with some Super Eagles players because they are involved in fetish practices.

Moses scored 12 goals in 37 appearances for the Super Eagles and was part of the Nigeria squad that won the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel




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Super Eagles GK Rewarded For Skipping Liberia Friendly, Makes Full Competitive Debut For Elche

Published: September 13, 2018

Super Eagles GK Rewarded For Skipping Liberia Friendly, Makes Full Competitive Debut For Elche
Super Eagles goalkeeper Francis Uzoho has reaped the reward for skipping what turned out to be an inconsequential friendly against Liberia on Tuesday, allnigeriasoccer.com reports.

The teenage goalie has been handed his full debut by manager Pacheta for tonight's Copa del Rey clash against Granada at Estadio Manuel Martínez Valero.

Signed from Deportivo de La Coruña on a season-long loan, Uzoho was not listed by Elche for their Segunda Division games against Reus Deportiu and Osasuna before he reported for international duty.

The Nigerian linked up with Elche at their get-together in San Pedro del Pinatar ahead of today's meeting with Granada.

Against Seychelles last weekend, Uzoho did not concede for the fourth game in a Super Eagles shirt.

For the remainder of the season, the 19-year-old will play with the number 28 jersey at Elche.

Granada trail 1-0 heading into the break after Elche midfielder Jonathan ñíguez gave the home team the lead from the penalty spot in the 41st minute.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel

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Everything You Need To Know About Stade Omar Hamadi, Venue of Decisive Libya Vs Nigeria Match

Published: September 14, 2018

Everything You Need To Know About Stade Omar Hamadi, Venue of Decisive Libya Vs Nigeria Match
Libya coach Adel Amrouche has requested that the important 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Nigeria in October should be played at the Stade Omar Hamadi in Algers, Algeria.

Allnigeriasoccer.com has compiled six interesting facts about the Stade Omar Hammadi:

1) The stadium is the home ground of USM Alger, a club Amrouche represented in the 1990s, it was opened in 1935 during the French occupation of Algeria and it was called the Stade Communal de Saint Eugène between 1935 and 1962 and Stade de Bologhine (1962-1998).

2) The stadium was designed by Manuel Monoz Monastiero, Louis German Soller and Antonio Lamela.

3) Stade Omar Hamadi has been renovated more than once and has been expanded from 9,000 to 12,000 and now holds 17,000 spectators.

4) In 1998, the stadium was renamed from Stade de Bologhine to Stade Omar Hamadi in honour of the former president of the club who was killed along with two of his sons in Bouzria in Algiers by a terrorist group in 1995.

5) The record attendance at the stadium is 25,000, a match between USM Alger and JS Kabylie in January 2005.

6) Stade Omar Hamadi has an artificial playing turf, the length of the pitch is 105m and the width is 64m.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel

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Nigeria's James Igbekeme voted the over all best player so far in the Spanish Segunda (Laliga 2).

Other Laliga teams join Sevilla in the raise for his signature in the January transfer window.

Chelsea Loanee Ola Aina Undergoes Individual Training Pre-Udinese

Published: September 14, 2018

Chelsea Loanee Ola Aina Undergoes Individual Training Pre-Udinese
Torino have continued their preparations for Sunday's Serie A clash with William Troost-Ekong's Udinese at Dacia Arena, allnigeriasoccer.com reports.

The Maroons' Thursday workout was focused on a technical-tactical training session, and Nigeria international Ola Aina did not participate in full training.

The Chelsea loanee underwent an individual session along with fellow defenders Cristian Ansaldi and Lyanco and is doubtful for the trip to Udine.

Aina has been unable to train fully after suffering a muscle injury in the 1-0 win vs SPAL just before the international break, an injury that led to his substitution in the 87th minute and made him pull out of the Nigeria squad for their recent games.

The versatile right back has featured in all the matches played by Torino in the Italian topflight since joining the club.

Torino's training on Friday will be held behind closed doors at Stadio Filadelfia.

Igho Kingsley


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Nigeria's Most Valuable Players: Iwobi More Expensive Than Moses, Ndidi Still The Top Man

Published: September 14, 2018

Nigeria's Most Valuable Players: Iwobi More Expensive Than Moses, Ndidi Still The Top Man
Arsenal winger Alex Iwobi has overtaken Victor Moses as the second most valuable Nigerian player, according to the updated transfer values published by CIES Observatory.

The Hale End Academy product is now valued at €38.3, an increase of €4 million in the last three months.

Last month, Iwobi penned a new long-term deal that will keep him at the Gunners until the end of the 2021-2022 season.

It is thought his value increased after representing Nigeria at the World Cup and his brilliant start to the season after contributing to two goals in his first two matches in the Premier League.

Chelsea striker Victor Moses has seen his stock dwindle following his lack of first team opportunities in the new season.

In November 2017, the former Nigeria international, who is contracted to Chelsea until June 2021, was valued at €45.1 but is now worth €30.4 million.

Leicester City star Wilfred Ndidi remains Nigeria's most valuable player at €62.3 million but was worth €68.3 the month the 2018 World Cup ended.

The 21-year-old central midfielder is contracted to the Foxes until June 2024.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel

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I jst dont understand if there is/was a bone of contention between super basco. And the nff. D guy neva fail to bash dem the slight chance he got. Chaii

Icon4s:


Abi o, which achievement is bigger than the World Cup?

forgiveness:

Victor Moses Not On Good Terms With One Experienced Super Eagles Player Before Announcing Retirement

Published: September 13, 2018

Victor Moses Not On Good Terms With One Experienced Super Eagles Player Before Announcing Retirement
Allnigeriasoccer.com understands that Chelsea winger Victor Moses was not on good terms with an experienced Super Eagles player, Elderson Echiejile, before he called time on his international career last month.

The official word from the former England U17 star is that he took the decision to quit the Nigeria National Team so he could spend time with his family and focus on his career with Chelsea, but there is more to it than that.

Moses did not have a cordial relationship with Elderson Echiejile simply because a member of his family in Benin City advised him to be wary of the former Monaco defender.

The two players were supposed to be good friends as they are both products of BJ Foundation and skippered the Benin City based academy at youth tournaments.

Before relocating to London, Moses was the captain of BJ Foundation's U13 team and Echiejile skippered the U16s.

Apart from having a frosty relationship with Echiejile, Moses had complained that he was not comfortable fraternizing with some Super Eagles players because they are involved in fetish practices.

Moses scored 12 goals in 37 appearances for the Super Eagles and was part of the Nigeria squad that won the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel




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This is just disgusting. I honestly don't believe one bit of it. This is just guess work and a poor one at that.

source

ChrisKels:
Nigeria's James Igbekeme voted the over all best player so far in the Spanish Segunda (Laliga 2).

Other Laliga teams join Sevilla in the raise for his signature in the January transfer window.

While hunting for highlights on a slow Friday, I came across Austino Milado's age old classic, Walele-
Super Eagles Carry Go.
It took a lot of effort for me not to cry in public.
As I type, my hair is still standing on end and I have gooseberries all over my skin.
Man, what would we be without knowmanism, nepotism, tribalism, discrimination and greed?
The thought still haunts me.

tbaba1234:
Uzoho's debut for Elche.. Some good saves


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2IWXTvKZh0

I don't want to mention names. Some pipu no go happy about this. Dem sabi themselves, they were even calling Rohr a cheat for not taking Aiyenugba to world cup ahead of Uzoho. Them no sabi say d gods na dem dey roast palm kernel for d young man. Uzoho carry go na dem hand go soil for sand sand.

tbaba1234:
Uzoho's debut for Elche.. Some good saves


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2IWXTvKZh0

I don't want to mention names. Some pipu no go happy about this. Dem sabi themselves, they were even calling Rohr, Aloy Agu even d new GK coach cheats for not taking Aiyenugba in their voice, the best Nigerian GK to world cup ahead of Uzoho. Them no sabi say d gods na dem dey roast palm kernel for d young man. Uzoho carry go na dem hand go soil for sand sand. Expecting Sebastian Osigwe to join d SE.

charlesemeka85:
source

Mundo derportivo
And this
http://www.soccerassembly.com/james-igbekeme-voted-best-la-liga-2/

bengine:


Someone that couldn't drive down to barnet fc when we played against Serbia would now to drive to go watch us in Morocco!!! . Bros easy jeje!!!

I chose not too go, prior commitments.

cafcup:


In response to your assertion regarding the Super Eagles player breaking into Chelsea's first team, I want to put it to you that we do have a couple of them.

1. Ndidi can fit in there pretty good.
2. Aina is a young lad and has played for the blues as well.

Try to get your facts right next time bro.

Cheers!

Firstly, Aina is a Chelsea player as it stands, so that doesn't make any sense. Although him becoming a regular in the Chelsea set up is open to debate.

How many EPL clubs put in a bid for Ndidi ❓ Was Chelsea one of them ❓ thar answers your question. That's not to say he isn't good but the top clubs need more.

BascoVanVeli:



This is just disgusting. I honestly don't believe one bit of it. This is just guess work and a poor one at that.

Oga you gats believe that fetish practices abound alot in the GWG. OYO Lo WA if you don't o.


It's an African thing. And SE isn't the exemption or an exemption.

Amulets, strange looking pieces of fabrics and beads, or effigies...

How can we be discussing Uzoho,Igbekeme and others...and some are talking about Chelsea and Babayoko!


We now have at least three Nigerians full games for their clubs...Azeez at Lugo,Igbekeme at Real Zaragoza and Uzoho at Elche

Biafra Amaka
Oduduwa Amaka
Nigeria Ajoka

gamaliel9:
How can we be discussing Uzoho,Igbekeme and others...and some are talking about Chelsea and Babayoko!


We now have at least three Nigerians full games for their clubs...Azeez at Lugo,Igbekeme at Real Zaragoza and Uzoho at Elche

Biafra Amaka
Oduduwa Amaka
Nigeria Ajoka

That Igbekeme dude na baller, though his movement off d ball is not top notch but I believe he will improve on that.
Pls can someone confirm if Ademola Lookmans switch is official. I just heard that NFF has applied for his switch.

comodo:

That Igbekeme dude na baller, though his movement off d ball is not top notch but I believe he will improve on that.
Pls can someone confirm if Ademola Lookmans switch is official. I just heard that NFF has applied for his switch.

Gonna take like 3-4 months for the switch to be official. FIFA has to write and request for some documentation from the English FA. Trust the English FA to use delay tactics. Reason it will take 3 -4 months.

forgiveness:


De dere dey deceive yaself.

Non of our current players in the national team is fit to wear Chelsea reserve team jersey not to talk of U23 team jersey.

Abeg, respect Vicmo wey still dey Chelsea first team. Even Fabregas dey chop bench for stands.

You dont know what you are talking of,as usual i am not suprised by the crap comming out of your mouth

You are making sense till you mention chelsea u23,those players that chelsea do loan out how many of them normally do well in the championship?

or even others epl team?

Anyway as far as i am concerned ndidi will make chelsea bench because of Ngolo Kante.

You need to thank conte for victor moses,victor moses has not made chelsea team under 2 or 3 coaches till conte was there,immediately conte was out he has been pushed out

But obi mikel makes Chelsea team under different coaches,if i am not mistaken 5 managers used obi mikel.

The message is clear to you.

komekn:


I agree with you.

However, Ndidi is great at tackling but his interceptions need to be better, then underpinned with better ball distribution and defence splitting passes and through balls.

Then his pedigree will be truly TOP NOTCH and the Barcelona's and Man U will come calling. That's the next step for him.

You talk sense for here

Earthquake1:


Do you use a club to determine a player's quality?

The truth is that Vicmo is playing shit and if he leaves Chelsea no club in the top half of the table is willing to buy him, the next destination is Turkey

So spare me the B. S about Chelsea and remember that shit players have always graced the Chelsea bench

Wont agree with you man

Vicmo is not bad as you say.

Victor moses will not lack a move to a top 10 epl club

forgiveness:



That was when Babayako was still in Chelsea but as at now, no space for Ndidi.

You see say dem send Aina go loan, you still think em go play?

The way you talk people go think say Aina na first team player self,No b only 2 match aina don play for epl?

Aina has never been a competitor for place at chelsea,he is likely to always go on loan

comodo:

I don't want to mention names. Some pipu no go happy about this. Dem sabi themselves, they were even calling Rohr a cheat for not taking Aiyenugba to world cup ahead of Uzoho. Them no sabi say d gods na dem dey roast palm kernel for d young man. Uzoho carry go na dem hand go soil for sand sand.

Those who were calling for the inclusion of Aiyenugba and co into our world cup squad had a valid reason though.. Uzoho lack of experience was the major reason..it was a huge gamble making him the first choice.. If u remember when tbaba posted clips of some of his game here,there was panic .
But just like in Enyeama case, taking Uzoho to the world cup seems to have paid off.. He was in the 3rd division last season..now he is in d second division.. we might b seeing him in d la liga next season,who knows?

The boy is growing and its very good for us..

Danielnino00:



Those who were calling for the inclusion of Aiyenugba and co into our world cup squad had a valid reason though.. Uzoho lack of experience was the major reason..it was a huge gamble making him the first choice.. If u remember when tbaba posted clips of some of his game here,there was panic .
But just like in Enyeama case, taking Uzoho to the world cup seems to have paid off.. He was in the 3rd division last season..now he is in d second division.. we might b seeing him in d la liga next season,who knows?

The boy is growing and its very good for us..

Ehem, someone carry pic where him conceed goal dey show. The ones wey him catch no dey. Bros leave dirty for lawma. Like say Aiyenugba na ball magnet. With him we don carry world cup. Na forward we dey move bros. Gamble ko. Gamble in.

u guys should watch how these players will grow very fast
ndid, iwobi and kalu...
with the way musa is going, a club from epl or la liga might want him

comodo:

Ehem, someone carry pic where him conceed goal dey show. The ones wey him catch no dey. Bros leave dirty for lawma. Like say Aiyenugba na ball magnet. With him we don carry world cup. Na forward we dey move bros. Gamble ko. Gamble in.

Seems like u don't get my point...


well, good day to you

Silly tabloid junks!

I mean, I am pretty sure that VicMo may not be in good terms with some members of the team mainly due to his reserve nature and cockiness; but these allegations of fetish and craps are just boshit!


O pari

BascoVanVeli:



This is just disgusting. I honestly don't believe one bit of it. This is just guess work and a poor one at that.

Ademola's paper works has already started in earnest. Like I told u guys yesterday, dude has already made up his mind and hence hesitated when English officials persuaded him to come out and debunk the news of him dumping England for Nigeria.


I understand his switch would come through same time as that of Ovie Ejaria

forgiveness:

Victor Moses Not On Good Terms With One Experienced Super Eagles Player Before Announcing Retirement

Published: September 13, 2018

Victor Moses Not On Good Terms With One Experienced Super Eagles Player Before Announcing Retirement
Allnigeriasoccer.com understands that Chelsea winger Victor Moses was not on good terms with an experienced Super Eagles player, Elderson Echiejile, before he called time on his international career last month.

The official word from the former England U17 star is that he took the decision to quit the Nigeria National Team so he could spend time with his family and focus on his career with Chelsea, but there is more to it than that.

Moses did not have a cordial relationship with Elderson Echiejile simply because a member of his family in Benin City advised him to be wary of the former Monaco defender.

The two players were supposed to be good friends as they are both products of BJ Foundation and skippered the Benin City based academy at youth tournaments.

Before relocating to London, Moses was the captain of BJ Foundation's U13 team and Echiejile skippered the U16s.

Apart from having a frosty relationship with Echiejile, Moses had complained that he was not comfortable fraternizing with some Super Eagles players because they are involved in fetish practices.

Moses scored 12 goals in 37 appearances for the Super Eagles and was part of the Nigeria squad that won the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel




https://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=29249

It was apparent too most that his reason for retirement had nothing to do with football.

To what extent this is true, is open to debate.

However, the antics that are associated with that part of the country find such behaviour and a general belief in the efficacy of African science quite common.

Ghana already failed with their first attempt. The Eaglets must perk dem down tomorrow. The Bredas they fear oo lol


Revealed – How Ghana Tried To Get Nigeria Disqualified From U17 WAFU B Championship


The protest which almost cost Nigeria a spot in the final match of the ongoing WAFU B African U17 Nations Cup Qualifiers tournament was actually instigated by Nigeria’s opponent in tomorrow’s final game.

Owngoalnigeria.com gathered officials from the U17 team of Ghana approached their counterparts from Niger Republic immediately after Nigeria dumped the host nation out of the tournament with a 2-1 win in the semi-final.

They succeeded in convincing officials of the Niger Republic team that a Nigerian player who was paraded by Nigeria played with an expired passport. Niger responded by filing a protest against the said player.

However, their protest was thrown out as lacking in merit as they failed to prove that he was ineligible for the tournament and he didn’t take part in the game that led to their protest, Owngoalnigeria.com exclusively gathered.

It means the Ghanaians who were hoping to avoid the free scoring Nigerian team will now face the boys of Manu Garba tomorrow for the sole ticket to represent the zone at next year Africa U17 Championship in Tanzania.

daveP:
Oga you gats believe that fetish practices abound alot in the GWG. OYO Lo WA if you don't o.


It's an African thing. And SE isn't the exemption or an exemption.

Amulets, strange looking pieces of fabrics and beads, or effigies...

Name the player so we can go and check for these things. The only one who brings anything of note into the pitch is Ezenwa and that is a rosary.