zuchyblink:
what happened to the likes of chima okoroji, torunarigha, lukas nmecha, felix udokhai, Kevin Akpoguma, bazee, eberechi eze and others?

safarigirl:
yeah, googled him too

Looks like Kante.

No signs of a Nigerian name, aside the adulterated one

tbaba1234:


Who are you to decide, who is a Nigerian?

Humility017:


I will soon give up on this country....

we don't wanna groom talents and at the same time we make yanga for those groomed by foreign academics... waiting for them to reach stardom.

Nigeria is the most proud nation on earth....

we can't groom and we don't wanna call up those that have been groomed.

do you know that...had it been we called up Tomori when he was still in Derby or even prior the match against Ukraine...he would have likely honour it up....

even if he won't get to play competitively.... just make him get to know the players and I promise the friendly and calm atmosphere in the team will make him fasten up with the switch....

komekn:


As l have said before football is very short term career. A year is a very long time, two seasons is history and anything after that is archived.

Very early 2019 l put in a post in which l said invite him now dont delay.

somehow:
What he did with Otabor is not different from what he did with Okoye. We have GKs everywhere in the world that are miles better than 4th divisional Okoye.

So, like Okoye, like Otabor.

Ajayi just dey waste for there, yet one ota ibon made the list.

tbaba1234:


His father is Dutch, his mum is Nigerian.

If he plays for Nigeria, we have to get used to Hoogewerf

ChrisKels:


Lol this guy, easy oo, that ur first line no be here oo.

BTW, Who told u Tomori wasn't approached when he was at Derby County?

safarigirl:
what a name

xwolverine:


The fact that guy adopted his mum’s name might be a sign that he wants to play for the Dutch team. Just like Tammy shortened his name to sound more British.

Honestly, forget some of these guys, they are using the Nigerian interest as leverage to get called up to their oyinbo master’s teams.

xwolverine:


The fact that guy adopted his mum’s name might be a sign that he wants to play for the Dutch team. Just like Tammy shortened his name to sound more British.

Honestly, forget some of these guys, they are using the Nigerian interest as leverage to get called up to their oyinbo master’s teams.

Humility017:


the dude said so....
I don't think Nigeria is serious as regard getting this player's not until they start playing in EPL.


Eze's case now is a blant example....

MetalJigsaw:
Guy u wicked

Earthquake1:
It seems somebody is listening to us

Humility017 food don don

tbaba1234:


His mum is Nigerian

kris:
In an interview Dillion Hoogewerf said his dream is to one day help Nigeria be better. So maybe that might be by playing for us.

Earthquake1:


Mtweew

Because he doesn't know what 'playing for Nigeria' means in Dutch, he probably pities us

kris:
I think his dream is bigger than just playing for Nigeria. I think he wants to do more, that’s why he didn’t just say play for Nigeria.

andrew444:


Tell me the leagues you have gk all over the world Mr Nigeria scout

Stop justifying mediocrity

Once una see abroad born una go begin justify nonsense

Earthquake1:


Mtweew

Because he doesn't know what 'playing for Nigeria' means in Dutch, he probably pities us

TheSuperNerd:
Naija players have been flooding Spain lately. From Chidinma Okeke, to Osinachi Ohale to Ucheibe Christy to Peace Efih and a few others. Spain is the new home of Naija female ballers in Europe it seems.

tbaba1234:


In the starting line up against Ukraine, 5 of our starters were foreign born/dual citizens. That is almost half of the team.

Aribo, Aina, Iwobi, Ekong, Semi,

Only Etebo had a NPFL background even though, he did not play long there.

The rest are from academies.

These foreign born players will continue to play an important part of our national team.

We can not get all of them but we should get the ones we can.

Humility017:




you must be kidding me...

so you don't know that rohr has directed his lawyer to relate with the nff as regard his salary and he is being owned

how about we missing out on 2015, 2017 afcon....who was the NFF boss?

kris:
And if we don’t get our house in order, there will be a day that they’re 100% of our team. We have so many skillful Nigerian players coming up. Other countries cannot take them all from us.

If we have 10 Nigerian top strikers born in England, we will surely get at least 30% of them to represent us. So we need to just keep producing more of them.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-L7yplvTwk

do4luv14:



chaiii
you are the one kidding yourself, go and read my first paragraph again, but this time slowly

as for pinnick Nff its not even clear to me yet,
cos as at 2015 pinnick was a commisioner in Delta state(correct me if am wrong)

do4luv14:



chaiii
you are the one kidding yourself, go and read my first paragraph again, but this time slowly

as for pinnick Nff its not even clear to me yet,
cos as at 2015 pinnick was a commisioner in Delta state(correct me if am wrong)

do4luv14:



one at a time then

firstly to the best of my knowledge ( i stand to be corrected tho)
its only Rohr and Thomas thats being paid salaries

while the rest are on bonues( Imama, pual salisu etc)

secondly they might no offer anything now, but its a learning process i believe

while that of the super falcon is quite unforunate, i blame it on the players
particularly Asisat


and finally where or who told you about or what informed your third and last paragraph