Joebie:
Me I no see the disrespect o. People are just reading the wrong meanings because they don’t feel good about their own country just like a guy with low self esteem spinning a girl.

solonnachi:
Please let's stop talking about Tammy. We have Emmanuel Dennis and Chidera Ejuke to invite.

Why hasn't Rohr given these guys a chance sef?

andrewbaba44:


Lol, even if disrespect dey who expect joebie to see am ?

This joebie ehnnnn

Subzero047:
The English Championship has been ended, that means Balogun and Wigan has escaped relegation!

andrewbaba44:


Why cant you say the part that ajayi team will make it to the premier league if so ?

Las las balogun is not a wigan player,he will return to brighton

Danielnino00:


The report isn't true ..

Majority of the championship clubs voted in favour of the league continuing..

Maybe he meant league 1 and league 2

andrewbaba44:


Why cant you say the part that ajayi team will make it to the premier league if so ?

Las las balogun is not a wigan player,he will return to brighton

Subzero047:
Always resist the urge to shalaye

andrewbaba44:


Many people here dont rate dennis ,i just pray he leaves the belgian league soon

I am happy that dennis is already part of the team sha

chrisooblog:
actually of all the foreign born players we got to play for us his is pleasantly surprising cos he is practically Belgian plus has so far shown he has above average quality

solonnachi:



Rohr has stubbornly refused to cap Dennis. I don't really know why?

safarigirl:


As in ehn, he is only Nigerian from his mother's side, but the guy dey carry our matter for head like say na full Nigerian.

He's actually putting in work; making efforts, changing teams and scoring goals to catch the eye of the coach, granting interviews to profess his love for Nigeria, learning English that is not even his first language, to ease communication, despite being overlooked for one hit wonders like Onuachu over the years.

A true King, we must Stan.

Joebie:
Did u feel it? Because me I didnt feel the kick. I only do when people tackle me with substance.

elunico:


.

Denis Has been capped.

solonnachi:


Sorry ooo. Why you dey carry my matter for head? Wetin I do you? If he has been capped, just tell me na

elunico:


I modified soon as I realised it was you and not the zero guy.

elunico:



Just take your L and move on

charlesemeka85:
Billing is talented and good enuf to make the current super eagles team but losing him is not something we shud cry about. Best bet for him is to be a back up to Ndidi but we still hv Azeez and agu who re worthy deputies to the leceister city hard man.

Also its disheartening to see some folks in here making mockery of those who brought the news of the ex danish youth teamer changing allegiance to us. The truth of he was approached by the nff n Rohr who sent the change of allegiance form to him but after discussing with new coming danish national team coach who assured him that he will be part of his team he had a change of hrt.

Alot is happening behind the scene and we should have it in mind that we must not have them all. Some of these kids have not visited Nigeria before and barely know their biological fathers nor have any relationship with them.

Even if many turns us down I think it will be stupid of the football house and Rohr to stop reaching out to others for the purpose of fortifying the team.

The same approach brought the likes of Moses, ebuehi, ekong, Iwobi, balogun, Aina, aribo etc to the team while the likes of Ejaria, Ehizibue, adarabioyo, dessers, lookman and are few others are all interested and also on the verge of switching allegiance to us.

andrewbaba44:


Many people here dont rate dennis ,i just pray he leaves the belgian league soon

I am happy that dennis is already part of the team sha

BascoVanVeli:



I rate him highly but he can be annoyingly selfish. At the same time he is extremely talented so you may just have to suck that up and accept him

solonnachi:



Rohr has stubbornly refused to cap Dennis. I don't really know why?

safarigirl:


As in ehn, he is only Nigerian from his mother's side, but the guy dey carry our matter for head like say na full Nigerian.

He's actually putting in work; making efforts, changing teams and scoring goals to catch the eye of the coach, granting interviews to profess his love for Nigeria, learning English that is not even his first language, to ease communication, despite being overlooked for one hit wonders like Onuachu over the years.

A true King, we must Stan.

safarigirl:
it will not be on this thread

andrewbaba44:


Many people here dont rate dennis ,i just pray he leaves the belgian league soon

I am happy that dennis is already part of the team sha

Joebie:
Similarities and dissimilarities between Billing's and Dessers' statements.

1.
Dessers: “I think it is a huge honour that they (NFF) have contacted me and communicated to the outside world”

Billing: “I think there are some rumours that come out of nowhere. When I saw it, I thought it might be good just to make a Danish article..."

2.
Dessers: “Belgium has never been a serious option, that’s why I don’t skip between the two countries. The Belgian team has the best generation ever, with top strikers like Lukaku, Batshuayi and Mertens. Boys my own age, who will play as long as I do. I have no illusions. ”

Billing: " I've talked to the coach, but I know where I want to play. I want to play for Denmark, so it is no longer than that... That's my big dream"

3.
Dessers: "“I’ve never been to Nigeria. My grandfather and grandmother are from (Nigeria), my mother was born in Europe. When I look in the mirror, I see half a Nigerian every day. I also have characteristics of an African.”

Billing: It would be strange to stand up for Nigeria when I feel 100 percent Danish. Of course, I have Nigerian roots and am half Nigerian, but I was raised and born in Denmark.
“I have a Danish mother, Danish little brother and Danish little sister and a Nigerian father.

safarigirl:
he should have changed his name to his Jamaican step father's name, so, we will know he is completely dissociating himself from Nigeria

Dele Alli was raised by a Jamaican stepfather, Jordan Ibe too was raised by a Jamaican stepfather. Jamaican men must be waiting by the corner, to pick up a Nigerian man's slack in the UK