andrewbaba44:


In as much as I don’t like awaziem move ,there is no way I will say championships teams are better than Boavista

As usual na so komekn Dey yarn ,we ain’t surprised

Danielnino00:


Most of these championship teams are all huff and puff and nothing more..
The ones managed by British coaches are worse off

komekn:


If you add Iorfa and Adarabioyo then he is retired indeed I am not sure if any of them German boys are better than Iorfa and Adarabioyo.

Danielnino00:

Anyway, when will Udohaki and Tonnoarugha even play for us??

We have been talking about them for like 3 years now..

Maybe when they are close to 30 before they agree to play for us...

Danielnino00:


Most of these championship teams are all huff and puff and nothing more..
The ones managed by British coaches are worse off

IDENNAA:


You know this is dann so true thats why I don't rate them boys. Sometimes you wonder if Nigerian parents actually had those ones with Nigerian decent....very flat on talents

komekn:


I understand your capacity is limited when it comes to a substantive discourse.

Danielnino00:


Sadly,yes..
Unless FIFA implement the proposed new rule that allow players switch allegiance after representing one country for a limited number of games..

Subzero047:


The guy has a point, if Uduokhai and Torunarigha are added Awaziem place is under threat

jihday:
the rule won't favor him because he played for England after he turned 21, the rule if for players who had their cap before their 21st birthday

TheSuperNerd:


Yea. But I think you refer to the Copa Coca-Cola tournament in 2016. Koma was MVP in that one and Prosper Chidera Ojukwu was top scorer.

The NPFL Promises is different from that and it was held in 2017. Koma was top scorer at the NPFL Promises. Olusegun was MVP.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/05/01/abs-fc-defeats-katsina-utd-3-1-to-emerge-npfl-u-15-champions/amp/

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.completesports.com/enugus-koma-million-wins-copa-coca-cola-2016-mvp-award/amp/




And yes I remember those questions back then but no one was sure.

Danielnino00:


Most of these championship teams are all huff and puff and nothing more..
The ones managed by British coaches are worse off

Subzero047:
Does anybody have Chukwueze assist video?

daveP:
This Tomori issue is making me wish Fifa creates a new rule that exempts players that haven't played up to 45mins in 2games after debut to be able to switch allegiance fast.


Like, im imagining a destiny tied down with 3mins. Chai.


Even if he still wants to rep England, the rule must be available somehow.

For now this transfer rule seems like a better one. Lets hope it happens fast.

komekn:


Bruv the reality is that many don't want to believe this Dude is at best very average.

He has played in two good leagues La Liga and French league one but no interest generated, no substantive offers made.

Now he has gone to club that will struggle very seriously in Championship. Look at the budget of Boavista look at the players in the squad, it's a poor club.

andrewbaba44:


Food don set and you don start with all this English hype

Now you are saying boavista will struggle at the championship ? How do you know this ?

Forget budget and talk football

Boavista might be a poor team but saying they will struggle in the championship doesn’t make any sense

Modified

Apart from obi Mikel there is no quality Defensive midfielder in the championship that’s up to Javi García level ,dude won the epl with mancity starting most games

I don’t support awaziem move to Boavista but that doesn’t mean I should not speak facts

Danielnino00:
Demolition work in progress around the Lagos national stadium ahead of the planned renovation.

If all goes well, we may have Abuja and Lagos ready again to host the super eagles!

barackodam:


E tire me o. Any small thing, money, money, money.

Danielnino00:


Seriously, English football is overrated!

Thanks to the foreign players and coaches making the league look good..

MetalJigsaw:
Ebere Eze needs the Nigerian national team more than they need him. And it is a fact that he should never overlook, if he does not wish to subject his promising career to unavoidable jeopardy.

It is a fact that he should embrace embrace gladly for the good of his career in future.

Rejecting the chance to play for Nigeria is only at his own peril. If he doesn't have that in mind then he needs to think twice.

The English national team is a team that entertains sentiment among their players- If you're not an outright English player, then you have to be excellent to claim a permanent place in their squad.

Judging by history It's very safe for one predict a short stint for a player with dual nationality with the Three Lions. Most especially African players.

This stage I'd certainly a crossroad for the young talented midfielder. And I do hope he's aware and knows its importance.

Is Eze willing to take such risk?

Is he good enough to think he can pitch his tent with England and expect a fulfilling international career?

These are some of the questions he needs to ask himself.

Time will tell

ChrisKels:


Where did you copy this from?

ChrisKels:


Where did you copy this from?

seankafor:
are you trying to say that metaljigijigi can not compose such a write up

elyte89:



D write up is very professional and straight forward

elyte89:


D write up is very professional and straight forward

MetalJigsaw:
Ebere Eze

Is Eze willing to take such risk?

Time will tell

barackodam:


The only thing you know and care about is money. Money, money, money!

And that's the ONLY thing EPL has over other leagues. Money! They don't play better technical football, they don't play better defensive football, they don't play better tactical football. They only play better money football.

barackodam:


I think they all know very well, and are willing to risk it. Let's not forget, most of them have never been to Nigeria before. It's very easy for them to take the risk, which they don't even consider a risk sef.


Like komekn says, they prestige that comes with being called an English international is too much to pass on

chrisooblog:
i honestly don't hold a grudge against any Nigerian born player if they choose not to play for us. the commercial opportunities they get playing for England is hard to ignore not forgetting most of them grew up in the english system. plus they hardly have any connection to home except through their parents.

The only thing I would appreciate is from day one they let us know they are not interested and not use us to get clout.

Neobulletzz:

Anytime I see your moniker, I remember metformin