my man, how far na? it have teeeeey ooooooo

forgiveness:


At least, you have admitted we lost due to dark tactics and not due to our inability to control the game with smallish Onazi. Thank you. EOD

Kog45:
Ha Taliban,Teslim Balogun video?but it's on record that Teslim Balogun was the first Nigerian to play Professional football outside Nigeria (I stand to be corrected)

I think it was Titus Okere.

Taliban:


I think it was Titus Okere.

Reason why i love this thread.

CC:icon4s

charlesemeka85:
my man, how far na? it have teeeeey ooooooo

I dey. Just too occupied with many things. Will find it difficult to catch up here but if I stumble at one yeye comment, I go show face small.

it was onigbinde who first deployed yobo as a centre back against england and he performed amazingly well

he gave a young femi opubami fresh from the u17 world a chance to the super eagles, femi was very promising then but was unfortunate to have a career that ended prematurely due to ill heath

he was the first who introduced osaze odewingie to the super eagles then as a rookie, he trained with the 2002 world cup team but didnt make the final list

he was the one who brought an unknown john utaka to the super eagles who went on to have a good career in europe and the super eagles

idiat

forgiveness:


I dey. Just too occupied with many things. Will find it difficult to be catch up here but if I stumble on one yeye comment, I go show face small.

charlesemeka85:
onigbinde is the luis van gaal of nigerian football but was never treated fairly and appreciated by the nff and fans. he is one local coach i have so much regard and respect for.

Yeah i remember watching Afcon 84 with young Keshi as Skippo and will never forget the final against Cameroon.

Nigeria young team lost to a very experienced Cameroonian team who came with the team that went to Espana 82.

charlesemeka85:
it was onigbinde who first deployed yobo as a centre back against england and he performed amazingly well

he gave a young femi opubami fresh from the u17 world a chance to the super eagles, femi was very promising then but was unfortunate to have a career that ended prematurely due to ill heath

he was the first who introduced osaze odewingie to the super eagles then as a rookie, he trained with the 2002 world cup but didnt make the final list

he was the one who brought an unknown john utaka to the super eagles who went on to have a good career in europe and the super eagles

Oh Onigbinde real discovery was Vincent Enyeama.

I forgot to add Vincent, my bad

Kog45:
Oh Onigbinde real discovery was Vincent Enyeama.

Humility017:


don't mind him...he will always look for excuse for Imama....

everyone who knows football...will tell you that imama has nothing to offer even if given the current super eagles team...

but Basco will never agree

whats wrong with playing a nation league side...like any of the NPFL club as friendly is that not a good test for the CHAN Qualifiers?

a coach who knows what he is doing, won't mind organise this friendlies with club sides close to their camp base and you must not wait for the clueless nff to do all things for you....


who did the yusuf team played prior they qualifed for the last one

still waiting for him to carve excuses for Agbiogun and the Olympic team gross failure in Egypt.

the first thing the NFFneed do right now is to employ an indigenous competent coach to assist rohr and also help build the CHAN and WAFU team... that's the best bet for NPFL players to climb up the ladder....

cc: BascoVanVeli

Kennedy Boboye isn't bad iMO for CHAN eagles

Yea he is another decent tactician from the local scene. Another is the young coach who took mfm team to the top flight and wowed the league with his tactical expertise

darkelf:


Kennedy Boboye isn't bad iMO for CHAN eagles

Kog45:
Oh Onigbinde real discovery was Vincent Enyeama.

and Femi Opabunmi, if not for blindness( abi what was it then)
that guy would had go places

BascoVanVeli:


This is the kind of mindset that I am talking about. U played Brazil and Ukraine for Lesotho but u want to tell me that we don't need friendlies to prepare for a neighbouring country.

I am not a f**l u people are just fighting to maintain the image of your Pinnick. There is no other excuse for this shameless looking of the other way for a man that has failed time and again. Without the super eagles he is a complete loser and any man or woman that says different has a flawed character

Chairman we have not seen you at the other end.

Kog45:
Reason why i love this thread.

CC:icon4s

Egbon, how far?

Where you go leave us since?

charlesemeka85:
Yea he is another decent tactician from the local scene. Another is the young coach who took mfm team to the top flight and wowed the league with his tactical expertise

Kelechi Ilechukwu

Currently struggling with Heartland though

andrewbaba44:


Kalu usually don’t score much be he is good

Zaha was once like this till not long ago

Andrew Committee duty calls.

Icon4s:


Egbon, how far?

Where you go leave us since?

Man busy ni o.

Chief how your end na

Kog45:
Man busy ni o.

Chief how your end na

busy making ya Mirrions o kwa ya?

My end dey Kamkpe. I hold am right.

do4luv14:



and Femi Opabunmi, if not for blindness( abi what was it then)
that guy would had go places

It was not Onigbinde that discovered Femi Opabummi.

charlesemeka85:
sentiment aside tammy is a good striker but i prefer osimehn because he is more rugged and physical. osimehn is a warrior who is ready to put his body on the line for his team and pose more threat to defenders than tammy because of his robust style of play.

osimehn reminds me so much of a young didier drogba and diego costa

U insulted me for saying exact same thing about Osimhen few months ago, at the AFCON

charlesemeka85:
it was onigbinde who first deployed yobo as a centre back against england and he performed amazingly well

he gave a young femi opubami fresh from the u17 world a chance to the super eagles, femi was very promising then but was unfortunate to have a career that ended prematurely due to ill heath

he was the first who introduced osaze odewingie to the super eagles then as a rookie, he trained with the 2002 world cup team but didnt make the final list

he was the one who brought an unknown john utaka to the super eagles who went on to have a good career in europe and the super eagles

John utaka, i too love that player

charlesemeka85:
onigbinde is the luis van gaal of nigerian football but was never treated fairly and appreciated by the nff and fans. he is one local coach i have so much regard and respect for.

Agreed

charlesemeka85:
sentiment aside tammy is a good striker but i prefer osimehn because he is more rugged and physical. osimehn is a warrior who is ready to put his body on the line for his team and pose more threat to defenders than tammy because of his robust style of play.

osimehn reminds me so much of a young didier drogba and diego costa

Young Dider Drogba? maybe Yes

Young diego costa? No

Humility017:

.

the first thing the NFFneed do right now is to employ an indigenous competent coach to assist rohr and also help build the CHAN and WAFU team... that's the best bet for NPFL players to climb up the ladder....

cc: BascoVanVeli

The best for the job lies between these two (I'm biased towards them tho); Abdu Maikaba and Fidelis Ilechukwu. They have an eye for talent, can do more with less

somehow:

Kelechi Ilechukwu
Currently struggling with Heartland though

Fidelis*

Kog45:
Respect to the two guys for proving their coaches right and am happy for them though Tammy is a English player with deep Naija root.

Osimehn remain the golden boy of Nigeria football and am seeing him beating Yekini's record.

There is nothing special in that yekini record, i mean no disrespect

Victor is young and victor might beat that record

If ighalo started playing for the eagles at age 20 or 21 he would have beaten that yakini record by now

Still suprised yakubu or ike uche didnt beat that rrecord

Following apology letters from Rabiu Ali of Kano Pillars, his 12-match ban has come under review considering the community service he rendered as directed by the LMC.
After considering Rabiu Ali's past record in the league, the remaining period of his ban is hereby commuted to a suspended sentence with effect from Matchday 6.
Rabiu Ali is however required, as part of the commutation of his ban, to contribute to community engagement & development including visiting schools to promote good virtues associated with football.
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andrewbaba44:


There is nothing special in that yekini record, i mean no disrespect

Victor is young and victor might beat that record

If ighalo started playing for the eagles at age 20 or 21 he would have beaten that yakini record by now

Still suprised yakubu or ike uche didnt beat that rrecord

Ighalo was rubbish until he joined Watford in the championship, how would he have been playing for Naija at 21 when he was utter crap


In fact, at 21, Ighalo was with Cesena,and he scored zero goals in as many matches. Na so he for beat Yekings record?

Odunayaw:
Fidelis*

Thanks but currently not doing well with heartland

somehow:


The same Okpotu that some people used in berating the NPFL last year bossing a whole Tunisian league?

Admin and structure are the banes of the league, not really dearth of players

Gbam!

somehow:


Thanks but currently not doing well with heartland

Yes, the man needs time to get settle in that place.

BascoVanVeli What stadium do Akwa Starlets play their games