barackodam:
The only thing me I don't like, is the way we're calling Tobias name, as if he will play for us.

Wants to, is different from will.
Abraham and Tomori hasn't taught us anything.
Neither has Saka.

We will be here gloating on players that can change their minds at the slightest chance. You won't even wait for them to commit their future to us, or anything.

Tobias doesn't even have a passport, and pulled out of the friendlies because he wasn't sure who he'd represent yet.

That's the same caution we tried to tell you people about this FB. It's very okay to hope for them, but stop talking about them as if they're Super Eagles player.

If Tomori and Abraham didn't teach us any lesson, if Saka(the most shocking of all) didn't teach us any lesson. I will be here when another player go shock una again

daveP:


Its kinda obvious that selections under Rohr isn't all about Form to me. It goes both ways. But until Dele is in between the sticks like Maduka was, I'd not join anyone to write him off. That's just it.



Maybe if CAF had something like Nations League, this kine talk of good or no good go don stop. Till then.

feelme2020:


Let us stop worshipping foreign born players.
How are we sure Obinna Nwobodo is not better than eberechi eze.
Players born in Africa find it difficult to be recognized on time.
Obinna Nwobodo was this prodigy who bossed the Nigerian league but unfortunately ended up in Hungary.
He was one of the best players in the Hungarian league but at last he is now in the Turkish league but he wont start playing
until late November because of injury.
He probably was too desperate to go to Europe and jumped at the first opportunity.
The Nigerian media should be celebrating him as our next play maker instead of someone who doesn't want to play for us.
What you are looking for in Sokoto is inside your sokoto or pocket
This is why i like IDENNA's views sometimes. They are objective.

chrisooblog:
where? i have never praised Maduka to downgrade Alampasu if I have show the post. or didn't you see my post to Andrew agree that Okoye's call up wasn't justified?

jihday:
Yep, kept goal in our last competitive game

barackodam:
The only thing me I don't like, is the way we're calling Tobias name, as if he will play for us.

Wants to, is different from will.
Abraham and Tomori hasn't taught us anything.
Neither has Saka.

We will be here gloating on players that can change their minds at the slightest chance. You won't even wait for them to commit their future to us, or anything.

Tobias doesn't even have a passport, and pulled out of the friendlies because he wasn't sure who he'd represent yet.

That's the same caution we tried to tell you people about this FB. It's very okay to hope for them, but stop talking about them as if they're Super Eagles player.

If Tomori and Abraham didn't teach us any lesson, if Saka(the most shocking of all) didn't teach us any lesson. I will be here when another player go shock una again

chrisooblog:
i already said Maduka has done nothing in club football to merit a call up to the SE same with Alampasu. if you insist on still arguing this point na your wahala be that.

Joebie:
When a white man tells you he doesn't care about money he is just in love with your country and the team he is building and you believe na your palava. Tell me who no like money? Wetin carry Rohr go Gabon?.. haha.. my people this is just for kicks. Enjoy!!!!

forgiveness:


Alampasu has done better than Okoye at club level. Swallow that better pill first and move on.

chrisooblog:
a student that scored 2/10 is laughing at another that scored 1/10 what bitter pill is there to swallow? lol keep deceiving yourself if it will make you sleep well at night

forgiveness:


Has Okoye played in any first division before? Yes or no

You can only fool yourself.

chrisooblog:
ok

forgiveness:


The answer is, Okoye has not played in any first division or second division. Hence, Alampasu is ahead of Okoye at club level. Finito.

feelme2020:


Let us stop worshipping foreign born players.
How are we sure Obinna Nwobodo is not better than eberechi eze.
Players born in Africa find it difficult to be recognized on time.
Obinna Nwobodo was this prodigy who bossed the Nigerian league but unfortunately ended up in Hungary.
He was one of the best players in the Hungarian league but at last he is now in the Turkish league but he wont start playing
until late November because of injury.
He probably was too desperate to go to Europe and jumped at the first opportunity.
The Nigerian media should be celebrating him as our next play maker instead of someone who doesn't want to play for us.
What you are looking for in Sokoto is inside your sokoto or pocket
This is why i like IDENNA's views sometimes. They are objective.

Truidstar:
Sir, you have raised a valid point and also answered your own criticism...where did he end up? Hungary..Where is he now? Turkey. So we should stop pursuing excellence and settle for mediocrity all in the name of "our own"?

komekn:


I said weeks from my understanding within 3/4 weeks.

Are you saying that's untrue, impossible or you just looking to cause contention as usual.

forgiveness:


I can see you are happy with the arrangement already. Not surprised.

Icon4s:


Why are you this so predictable?

Oga, you were not at the training session with them, so you have no idea.

I know next thing now you will start shouting tribalism.

forgiveness:


Why the guilty conscience?

You are the one predictable here.

BascoVanVeli:


So his father didn't die? Are fathers not important to some?

He scored against Chad and was not invited for the subsequent matches. Siasia brought him back into the fold. Why would I argue facts? Yes he had a poor world cup but he put his head down and worked harder to prepare for his next opportunity. We all know how that turned out even though u also didn't mention that one.

See u are just a hater trying to use football as a cover. All u did was tell the side of the story that favours ur motive. Ighalo is not the striker of the team. That job belongs to Victor Osimhen EOD. At the end of the day the anger really is that the man ended his story perfectly. U would have been much happier if he had flopped even prior to the AFCON.

AndSunGorilla:


Iwo ni ilumoka predictable one. Oba awon tribalist thread yi, no campaign, no manifesto, unopposed to wole as Oba awon tribalist.

Truidstar:
Sir, you have raised a valid point and also answered your own criticism...where did he end up? Hungary..Where is he now? Turkey. So we should stop pursuing excellence and settle for mediocrity all in the name of "our own"?

elyte89:



My guy is fine ..na so e dey do when Nigerian team no play well..he will b anonymous for some period ...hes doing well,I trust him

elunico:




You're a sad Mr.

Where did I imply that his father is of no importance? Please? He should have taken 3 years off to mourn na.

You lack substance, that's why you've rushed to call me a hater using football as a cover. Man! I never attacked his person, I only made mention of the fact that he was trash for a long while, from Udinese, to Granada, to watford before he managed to hit it, at that point he still was useless to the National team, all these, I can recall from the top of my head, no google needed.

You implied that I'm giving Dessers a soft landing because he's new to the team and I responded by saying, Ighalo was trash for a while and we were patient with him till he picked up at the AFCONQ and subsequently the AFCON proper.

What Osimhen has done at 21, did Ighalo achieve half at the same age?

Philosopher1979:


His going to Hungary was not his fault. His agent might have messed up and the desperation to go to Europe made him go there.
African born players have more obstacles in their way

daveP:
I saw Goal. Com's list of Footballers that chose other countries over Nigeria. Couldn't help but notice almost all were talented but none got up to 10games for England, or were anywhere a trophy



Shivering!!