Cybereagles

Lolly wrote: ↑Sun Apr 13, 2025 4:10 pm

Enugu II wrote: ↑Sun Apr 13, 2025 2:17 pm Charles Bassey was a midfielder in that conquering squad. May his soul rest in peace. It seems that those left alive in that squad are dwindling quickly.

Majority of them are still alive.

12. Moses Offiong.

Moses Effiong passed away in January.

RIP Charles Bassey

This is a strange hiring, whatever Midas touch this guy had, he lost long time ago.

England need a world cup winner as coach, these modern day players would only respect such a person based on his achievement.

Klinsmann would have been a good match.

Having handed Kudus the captain's armband and Number 10 shirt, they are now a one man team.

They are rubbish defensively, will always create chances that they don't take and lose goals late it in a game.

There is something unexplainably deliciously sweet with watching YouTube videos of radio programs of Ghanaian journalists absolutely ranting about their current fate. Incredibly, a few are still telling us how Black Stars have won 4 AFCON's and should be one of the best teams on the continent. Most ...

Once again , thats NOT how it works. You can call George Baldock of Sheffield United a world class player all you like, but it will NEVER make him one. You can be happy with it all you like, but it will NEVER make him a world class player. Also, to your second point, there is such a thing called a ...

Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. There are women that my friends have thought looked pretty that I have wondered what they are thinking and vice versa, I respect your choice as we have different stories. You prove my point. While beauty is in the eye of the beholder (like "favoritism&quo...

The only Nigerians listed in those top 25 lists of all positions (GK,RB,LB,CB,DM,CM,LW,RW,ST) are our two Victors at striker…which makes sense, let’s not cheapen what world class is just to list the likes of Okoye simply because you are excited they are playing for a club…esp a club right above the...

Ola Aina is at Forest, isn't he? For me anyway, he is World Class. maybe my criteria needed explaining better to not be taken at face value. He is a super defender, very skilful, deceptively quick, very good technically (controlling the ball and passing) and he reminds me of Anobi Yisa who was anot...

Ola Aina is at Forest, isn't he? For me anyway, he is World Class. maybe my criteria needed explaining better to not be taken at face value. He is a super defender, very skilful, deceptively quick, very good technically (controlling the ball and passing) and he reminds me of Anobi Yisa who was anot...

Ola Aina is at Forest, isn't he? For me anyway, he is World Class. maybe my criteria needed explaining better to not be taken at face value. He is a super defender, very skilful, deceptively quick, very good technically (controlling the ball and passing) and he reminds me of Anobi Yisa who was anot...

Ola Aina is at Forest, isn't he? For me anyway, he is World Class. maybe my criteria needed explaining better to not be taken at face value. He is a super defender, very skilful, deceptively quick, very good technically (controlling the ball and passing) and he reminds me of Anobi Yisa who was anoth...

Ola Aina fits this bill. Clearly carrying an injury in the final of AFCON which the team couldn't overcome and that says a lot.

I saw this story and couldn't believe what I was reading, how do you uncover a bona-fide sports star with open trials, one that can seemingly play any position and hold her own, absolute madness? And now this thread has even more players that made it through those trials to hold down at least a squa...

I doubt he'll be banned or fined, he clearly couldn't turn his back on the fan that ran up to the pitch and one solitary punch wouldn't have stopped the fan bouncing up to come after him.

Justified beating of an imbecile.

I know his name is now mud but Audu Ibrahim symbolised Stationery Stores, loved by fans more than any other and an absolute colossus at the back.

I wonder what he is doing now?

Well deserved, what a star.

Scipio Africanus wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 10:52 pm They saved their worst game for the final. Anyway they did well.

Absolutely, a bad day at the office at the worst time for it to happen.

They did very well and made me proud.

I agree with the sentiments behind this thread, thanks boys wherever you are. It was a good ride and I myself am very proud of each of you.

I hope he doesn't, he is a good player and should take the good with the bad.

Ekong or Musa? I've met Musa before, he's really a nice guy but, for me, it has to be Ekong for all the hard work and leadership on the field. He appears to have become the face of the team. In fact, I have a feeling, Musa will support Ekong to lift the trophy. It doesn't bode well for Musa who has...

Yusuf gained an unfair advantage over Tau by swiping his leg, a clear foul in the box and a penalty. Whether he saw him coming is his own problem, he should have leaned into the ball to smack it away, not leaned back to lazily try and kick it, something that could have easily caused the ball to spi...

Yusuf gained an unfair advantage over Tau by swiping his leg, a clear foul in the box and a penalty. Whether he saw him coming is his own problem, he should have leaned into the ball to smack it away, not leaned back to lazily try and kick it, something that could have easily caused the ball to spin...

Tobi17 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 11:08 pm Only Nigeria (6th on CAF ranking) and Ivory Coast (9th) are left.

This is shaping up to be the tournament of the dark horses, it has NEVER happened in AFCON history before and I stand corrected.

Traditional top 5 teams without Nigeria or even Cameroun, I disagree