safarigirl:
Abeg, argument dey Twitter now,
Would you consider the likes of Ozil and Marcelo world class today?
Cc thesuperner.d, joebi.e, andrew.44, icon.4s, kome.kn

Afobear:



Pained loser ... Take your L and buy Lucozade for energy ... Group stage exit is a non negotiable term for your wack team iñshallah

Joebie:
the problem is I don't see any quotes in this.
You guys should always put sources or quotes so it would reduce unnecessary arguments.

TheSuperNerd:
Good man. Attention should be more on those playing for us and those who are still eligible for us. Best to move on from those we lost. You are alright, Nnachi.

Edopesin:


Marcelo is certified world class
I used to consider ozil world class but not anymore

solonnachi:


Noted. Thank you sir

Joebie:
so does one lose that status because of a deep in form?

Bolowolowo:
Imagine that Portugese squad being led by a veteran Ronaldo in 2022...

God damn....

Subzero047:
This is Ashley Young... in 2020

elunico:


Why dah fvck did he decide to go bald all these while.

Subzero047:
This is Ashley Young... in 2020

Edopesin:


Marcelo is certified world class
I used to consider ozil world class but not anymore

Joebie:
so does one lose that status because of a deep in form?

komekn:


I was born in the UK and l didn't come to Nigeria for the first time until I was 11 after finishing primary school. I was sent to boarding school in Warri.

I went to secondary school in Nigeria and after that did an internship of sorts in the accounts department of a tertiary institution.

I returned to the UK did my A/levels and attended two Russell group universities in the UK.

I have worked in the UK for many years and have several professional certifications at fellowship level. My area of speciality means that there are very very few Black people in my professional engagement and interaction. My professional environment is 99% white.

For all intents and purposes you could say l am fully integrated in to the UK society and l am very British.

Therefore l should have a huge network of friends professional and social.

To this date SHOCKINGLY to some here, I do not have any WHITE females or males that l can call FRIEND, not one.

My neighbourhood friends from when l was in Nigeria are still my friends. My friends from high school in Nigeria are still my friends. Indeed a group of us all met up last summer.

Nigerians who came over to the UK who studied at my university ( not my course mates) are still my friends. The guys from Nigeria that went to the same business school as me are still my friends in Nigeria. I cannot talk about all the Nigerian i know from football coaches, players and administrators. Guys in Nigeria I have done business are still my friends.

Meanwhile a very good % of them are based in Nigeria.

I really know a huge amount of white people but they are not my friends.

I don't know you but considering the bold, you have just described the quintessential sell out, Uncle Tom.

Liposure:
receding hair i tink

jihday:
only Portugal have some serious talent here, the rest just pack 'OK players' for their squad

ChrisKels:



Monstrous!!!! My boy is definitely coming good. I wasn't joking when I said I would rather Sadiq than Tammy.

sheyishemba:


pick sadiq ahead of Tammy
a Chelsea player , highest scorer for Chelsea this season to a Serbian league player abegiii that one nah sentiment
you for don pick am ahead of osihmen

elyte89:



Free my guy ...we all sabi say baba, na sentiment e put for dere

sheyishemba:


pick sadiq ahead of Tammy
a Chelsea player , highest scorer for Chelsea this season to a Serbian league player abegiii that one nah sentiment
you for don pick am ahead of osihmen

sheyishemba:


Sky Sports Journalist Explains Why Nigeria Target Saka Could Make England Euro Squad

Published: June 11, 2020


Sky Sports Journalist Explains Why Nigeria Target Saka Could Make England Euro Squad
Sky Sports journalist Lewis Jones has insinuated with his latest article that NFF target Bukayo Saka will be perhaps for England's 2020 European Championship aspirations, allnigeriasoccer reports.

Saka, 18 has had quite a banner season with Arsenal, playing 29 matches for the Gunners first team this season, with 18 coming in the Premier League.

With nine assists and three goals to show for his troubles, it is believed the in-demand starlet will add undisputable quality to any national team he finally pitches his tent with.

"If he's a regular playing at a 'big six' club like Arsenal, competing in pressurised occasions domestically and in Europe, then it's going to be almost impossible for Gareth Southgate not to include him as one of his left back options", Jones wrote on the youngster who is also eligible to represent Nigeria.

"Ask yourself this: on what we have seen from Saka what are the chances of the youngster being first-choice on the Arsenal left this time next season? I would say it's far greater than 25 per cent.

"He is already, arguably, England's second-best left back and that is not even factoring in his scope for improvement."

It is understood the NFF are also on Saka's case, and have explored ways of convincing him to pledge to the Nigerian cause.

Emmanuel Chinaza

safarigirl:
Abeg, argument dey Twitter now,
Would you consider the likes of Ozil and Marcelo world class today?
Cc thesupernerd, joebie, andrew44, icon4s, komekn