iSlayer:




Dele can still make the team.

iSlayer:




Once Dele is on form he'll walk straight back into the team.

sdmtavern:
Alhassan Yusuf is the future of Nigeria's midfield. The kid is not just a good player, he is actually gifted like Mikel in 2005.
Mark my words, he will still displace Aribo and Ramon Azeez in that midfield. Time will prove me right. The Sweedish have allready seen this and want to naturalize him.

somehow:


Left back at AFCON that got him turned all over again until Rohr had to start using Colins?

Or why did Colins end up playing most of the remaining AFCON games as the LB?

Club form is way different from country, afterall the same Colins is balling for his club with goals to his name abi you no no?

TheGoodJoe:


My stance remains we can cause problems to the top teams of the international game if we play to our strength. I do not focus on results but performance which in a long run will yield to more consistent good results.

So against these teams, we can perform well and cause them troubles if we play with intensity and bravery. Noting that we must also keep a strong defensive shape while doing this.

However, if we go to play this team with a negative mindset, sitting deep and waiting for favours, we will likely look poor and weak.

To answer your question, it depends on how we set up. In an offensive way, we will cause them problems. In a negative way, we will cause ourselves problems.

ChrisKels:


Ur Igbo is irritating, it is a shame. What is "I di bad mouth"?


Well, the list of the carpenters remains ever the same nah

1 - Ogenyi Onazi

2 - Ndubuisi Agu

3 - Uche Agbo

4 - Karo Etebo

5 - John Ogu

6 - Anderson Esiti

timay:


It will be hard o. The emergence of Mason Mount and James Madison, coupled with the return of the Ox into his full and beastly form has complicated things for him. Even Lingard of Man Utd sef knows that his time is up.

Dele will have to work twice as hard to come back. To make matters worse, the abysmal form of his club currently is not helping matters

Eartquake1:


Do you even believe this

iSlayer:




Tottenham's woes are not helping at all. However, you're right he has quite a challenge unseating those other guys but Dele is good too o and he has done well in England Colours.

The main point however I'm trying to pass is that Dele hasn't been "dumped". If he hits form he's automatically back in contention.

TheSuperNerd:
Don't think it was recognised. It was just a scrimmage. Was played without coverage and more than the permitted no. of subs for a FIFA recognised Grade A game were used.

sdmtavern:
Alhassan Yusuf is the future of Nigeria's midfield. The kid is not just a good player, he is actually gifted like Mikel in 2005.
Mark my words, he will still displace Aribo and Ramon Azeez in that midfield. Time will prove me right. The Sweedish have allready seen this and want to naturalize him.

Danielnino00:


So in summary, your famous line " lion in a small league" doesn't apply to Sadiq Umar because u don't like him, is that right?

sdmtavern:
Alhassan Yusuf is the future of Nigeria's midfield. The kid is not just a good player, he is actually gifted like Mikel in 2005.
Mark my words, he will still displace Aribo and Ramon Azeez in that midfield. Time will prove me right. The Sweedish have allready seen this and want to naturalize him.

sdmtavern:
Alhassan Yusuf is the future of Nigeria's midfield. The kid is not just a good player, he is actually gifted like Mikel in 2005.
Mark my words, he will still displace Aribo and Ramon Azeez in that midfield. Time will prove me right. The Sweedish have allready seen this and want to naturalize him.

darkelf:


Faculty of Carpentry

List of Staff Members

Dean: Ogenyi Onazi

Subdean: Anderson Esiti

HOD: Mikel Agu

Professor: Anthony Nwakaeme

Associate Prof: Onuachu

Senior Lecturer: Bryan Idowu

Lecturer I: Jamilu Collins

Lecturer II: Nwakali (both of them)

Assistant Lecturer: Kelechi Iheanacho

jihday:
Collins only played the quarter final and Semi

charlesemeka85:

Danielnino00:


I'm assuming that the people he is referring to are the top officials in the NFF and not Nigerians..
Osimhen just had a good season in Belgium while Iheanacho was condemned to the bench..no sane Nigerian opposed Osimhen inclusion in that AFCON squad... it was on this thread that people voiced their displeasure at Iheanacho inclusion in the provisional squad self...
Ironically,Rohr himself told us during the AFCON that he wasn't giving Osimhen and Onyekuru game time at the AFCON because he thought they were lightweight

Eartquake1:


Maybe his league is not 'low' enough

gamaliel9:
I went to youtube looking for a certain Alhassan Yusuf.. hum....all i saw was ` welcome to barcelona`...i clicked only to see one NIGERIAN TEAM PLAYING CAF FOOTBALL....and then one guy doing his thing......now i went to IFK GOTENBURG..where `our` Alhassan plays...hum again...i saw a movement from the left flank...hum...one black guy was rushing....was rushing...the goalkeeper was equally rushing out....hum.....let me stop there...let me not confuse anyone

forgiveness:


Osimhen didn't deserve to be called as at that time he struggled in the Bundesliga. His case is not different from Awoniyi who is also struggling in the same league but nobody thinks he's good enough. How then was Osimhen good enough as at that time?

You can't still compare Osimhen with Rashid Yekini except he starts scoring like him. He is still far away.

sdmtavern:
Alhassan Yusuf is the future of Nigeria's midfield. The kid is not just a good player, he is actually gifted like Mikel in 2005.
Mark my words, he will still displace Aribo and Ramon Azeez in that midfield. Time will prove me right. The Sweedish have allready seen this and want to naturalize him.

Humility017:


How about kayode, ajagun and raheem lawal...
Raheem lawal should be a Pioneer lecturer too.....

How about imoh ezekiel