ChrisKels:


No, I meant "Eze being an Mbaise man"

Bia nwoke m, I bu onye Mbaise? Ezinihite, Abo abi where?

komekn:



If l was Eze l would do exactly what's he is doing.


He us currently in the radar of multiple EPL clubs to create greater £££ money value for yourself. Your rating goes way up as a prospective England international as well as the very lucrative endorsements from the marketing of your personal brand.

After you have signed your long term contract then you can commit to Nigeria. By then the money is in the bag and you are sorted.

This is exactly what Dominic Iorfa did and after he signed his contract he committed to the NFF two years earlier than he agreed to.

Eartquake1:


'Rohr didn't want Ebere Eze to play SE because he refused to sign for DW management'

You should be glad you're a lowlife because you would have been arrested for defamation

Humility017:


bro... playing for the super eagles would have enhance his market value too....
as a Nigeria international...a good and outstanding performance for club and country will fetch you a good epl club.....

it is sure... Aina fetch a good club playing for us and likewise Troost.... no thing beats being an international for a country with a good fifa ranking....
abeg the bobo nor get excuse....he is confused... by the time he realise it might be too late just the regret we currently reading from one of the German boys

Utonwanne:


Oga Eze is not bigger than SE. He has not achieved that much.

seankafor:
ahiazu nwanne..

Shaa I been think say u from mbaise

That eze,if truly he is from mbaise come dey mumu anyhow..him know be thru nwafor (blooded mbaise)

Cos in mbaise..home comes first

Maybe he is a half cast

ChrisKels:


Lol u are so happy I noticed u? I know dats wot UV bn looking for, u should thank me for putting a smile in ur face, Bkus I know that getting a quote from me just made ur day, Bkus my quotes don't come cheap, people work really hard like u just did, to get one. I am Chriskels

andrew444:


By saying he want to remain in the good books of the england fa is a point, but i dont really buy it thou because this is football

He really stand no chance with those players you mentioned

He will decide by him self as he know whats best for him

ChrisKels:


I am a lowlife yet I don't beg for alms like u do? U know whenever I see ur moniker, here is the picture that comes to my head

charlesemeka85:
I didn't say playing for Nigeria will devalue his worth but making reference to the politics in the English FA. Eze as a young player is trying to do what it's best for his career elevation at the moment.

Aina as of the time he change allegiance wasn't tipped for the top after having an average loan spell at hull before torino snapped in up on loan and the move was made permanent afterwards. Their case is different because Eze is one of the best in the championship this season and you don't expect the English FA to fold their arms and watch him slip off their fingers

Alot of this European nations are following the steps of victorious French team at the last world cup in order to build a formidable team and as well have a rich depth of talented players at their disposal which is the main reason the mad rush to cap players of foreign ancestry is on the rise of late.

This FA's go all out to promise this lads mouth watering incentives which comes with alot of previledge in their clubs as home grown talents that enhances their career progression and value.

Without mincing words Eze stands a chance of having a great career with the super eagles but I think what is making him lean to the English for now is for the sake of his young career.

My advise to rohr and the nff is not to give up on him. I think a visit to speak with him may do the magic, also involving the likes of Iwobi, Aina and Aribo in the discussion will make him decide fast

Barryseal:
Regrets about the failure to call Eze before this time is unnecessary. If he chooses to play for the English U21's ahead of the Super Eagles, it clearly shows he was never interested in playing for Nigeria, he fancied Nigeria when he thought his talent won't be recognized. If he accepted to play for Nigeria prior to hitting it big time, he will pull Kevin Prince Boateng on us.

The one and only player who choose to play for Nigeria when he was on the up still remains Victor Anichebe. At the time he scored 40 goals for the Everton youth team and took the Epl by storm with great performances. It didn't take much for Yobo to convince him when he had the attention of the FA.
Every other person bar, Victor Anichebe used Nigeria as a fall back option.

ChrisKels:


I av bn ur ally in here in this particular matter (Eze), but in this case, u are alone, if this news is substantiated. We invited him when he was a nobody, u criticized the move, we did now and u still criticizing it? What did Eze do last season to warrant a call up enroute Egypt? This is the right time Bkus I don't see any major difference between now and the Brazil, Ukraine matches.

komekn:


If l was Eze l would do exactly what's he is doing.

He is currently on the radar of multiple EPL clubs to create greater £££ money value for yourself. Your rating goes way up as a prospective England international as well as the very lucrative endorsements from the marketing of your personal brand. check what Nike pay Rashford and you will understand. Compare the commercial endorsements of Nigerian international players to English ones.

After you have signed your long term contract then you can commit to Nigeria. By then the money is in the bag and you are sorted.

This is exactly what Dominic Iorfa did and after he signed his contract he committed to the NFF two years earlier than he agreed to.

komekn:


In life timing is everything.

Bible talk say " time for everything "

When Eze was selected for the SE, l was completely against as being unjustified and unfair.

But it seems someone seen his outstanding potential talent. Kudos to that person.

But then after invitation to the feast we waited over two years before presenting the food, unfortunately that's not good enough. The food has gone Ice cold.

What's the point of identifying talent then doing nothing. If the could invite Osimhen ( unjustified at the time) to play, then Nwakali, Otabor, etc, etc

What where they waiting for ❓

ChrisKels:


So Eze is no longer pitching his tent with England Bkus he was allegedly neglected by the NFF? Suddenly, he is now doing it for the monetary values? Bros seems u neither here nor there oo. Going by this post, u implying that,being a Nigerian international woulda limited him, and he woulda regretted playing for us if we had capped him before now, unmerritedly? If that be the case, I am glad we waited till now, otherwise he woulda felt we ruined his career.

That said, if he feels we aint good enough brand for the growth of his career, he should go to hell just like Iorfa has gone to already.

komekn:


Once Eze gets his long term contractual future signed sealed and delivered.

He will play for Nigeria IMO my final word on the matter.

ChrisKels:


That was a poor analogy, Bkus nah man dey still train a young woman for skul, and wait for years for the girl to grad(mature) befor tying the knot. If par adventure the gal gets carried away by uni life come follow another man, u don't blame the former man for his good deeds, u rather blame the lady for being a scam, an ingrate and a cheap gold digger

ChrisKels:


I have same feeling but I still have my reservations, Bkus we have been here before. Remember u made same statement before Tomori sorted his future, we said same thing when Tammy was with Bristol also

komekn:


Playing for Nigeria when you are already an outstanding player in the Championship DOES ABSOLUTELY NOTHING FOR YOU.

Aina was a Chelsea player and at one stage the most outstanding RB in the Championship. He was in the shopping list of a multitude of clubs.

By going to Seria A he increased his market value

Nonetheless, we decided to pick a dead Echiejile over him who had literally expired.

So how then did playing for Nigeria propel his career forward.

Tega and Tomori were outstanding in the Championship that's why they are in the EPL playing for Nigeria is an act of honour and love for his Father land not career progression. Particularly for England youth international players.

ChrisKels:


No be u again? We still remember u from the last world cup, fair weather fan. The 180 (U-turn) fan, always unstable. Bros nobody takes u seriously and nobody cares if Uv turned to afobeer or afoburukutu, bkus being unstable has always been ur identity HERE. A beg shift

somehow:


Badly wanted when ?
Nigeria just showed interest and I'm yet to read anywhere indicating England badly wants him.

komekn:


Unfortunately in life minds are for changing.

Ovie Ejaria has made it intrinsically CLEAR he wants to play for Nigeria. Meanwhile If he enter Liverpool first team maybe he go change mind.

Na so life be.

Eartquake1:
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Two faced fake news merchant, Rohr decided not to invite Eze because he refused to sign for DW

Stick with your narrative

jihday:
he's a DM ffs, is he supposed to pass like fabregas?

komekn:


Once Eze gets his long term contractual future signed sealed and delivered.

He will play for Nigeria IMO my final word on the matter.

komekn:


Unfortunately in life minds are for changing.

Ovie Ejaria has made it intrinsically CLEAR he wants to play for Nigeria. Meanwhile If he enter Liverpool first team maybe he go change mind.

Na so life be.

komekn:


You really have no idea.

You think it was Yobo that convinced him.

Joebie:
At the end of the day, these players feel Nigerian. They like the food, the culture and the music. But when it comes to football they can decide to play for England. Get over it. If the matter tire u, make una hold hands and start a revolution in Nigeria.

kellycute:
nor mind joebi. Anytime we get major tournament he go turn to prophet of doom. He matter Taya me

ChrisKels:


I am a lowlife yet I don't beg for alms like u do? U know whenever I see ur moniker, here is the picture that comes to my head

Humility017:


are you the player rep here...

just when they see that the English quest is no longer feasible they begin to apportion blames on why they never feature for Nigeria instead...

this your advise is sour