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Ibrahim Olawoyin is a breath of fresh air, can play as a natural AMF and also from the wing, with Fisayo dele-bashiru and Ibrahim Olawoyin, Iwobi's creative responsibilities and burdens should be more or less over now. Smart replacements by Finidi.

I think Ejuke is injured? I just checked the last game Antwerp played and he wasn't listed both in the line up and bench...maybe we shouldn't be too quick to cast aspersions yet without doing our findings.

Olawoyin is a midfield delight

Owngoalnigeria.com now reporting Suleiman Sani of Akwa Utd has been called up to replace Chukwuze. Well I was right. They called up injured players so they can sneak in homebased by FORCE. Calling up this guy instead of Ejuke is just criminal. Fock the NFF and their useless servant Finidi George. S...

pindal123 wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 12:26 pm Olawoyin deserves the call up but he plays in a different position than Tella
I'd have called Sani Suleiman, we are lacking wingers.

Olawoyin plays in the midfield So that's a good addition.

Suleiman Sani has been called up to replace Chukwuze.

Owngoalnigeria.com now reporting Suleiman Sani of Akwa Utd has been called up to replace Chukwuze.

Ibrahim Olawoyin called up, at least this one is a positive replacement all things considered, rather than some home based nonsense.

https://x.com/thenff/status/1796143137502458064

Latest reports also indicate Frank Onyeka and Chukwueze are still major doubts.

Tella cited family issues as reason for his withdrawal (even though I suspect there's more to it) is Tella nursing grudges towards Finidi from not playing in the last friendlies?

The more you think about it, the more you realize majority of our so called "world class" strikers have not been prolific in front of goal, even our much hyped world class #9 is yet to score against a top 5 team in Africa yet...majority of his goals have been against plumbers and carpenter...

Looks like the NFF is trying to save money. They should have invited 25. They went with 23. And are now moving the camp back to Uyo so that the Akwa Ibom govt can pay for their camping. They are also replacing injured players with home based players to save more money. The NFF don't want to pay for...

Look at the options we have! Why is it that those that have the most are the most confused? Literally every single player listed below would make the SA and Benin squads, most would even make the CIV, Morocco and Senegal squads. How are we not able to find quality replacements for injured players? ...

Ghana just announced a squad of 26 players. I ask again, why the fock are we announcing a 23 man squad? what money are these degenerate scumbags in the NFF trying to hoard and for what purpose? literally almost every African teams have announced their squads, and we are the only ones with only 23 pl...

Look at the options we have! Why is it that those that have the most are the most confused? Literally every single player listed below would make the SA and Benin squads, most would even make the CIV, Morocco and Senegal squads. How are we not able to find quality replacements for injured players? ...

See the usual suspects justifying this rubbish. When a new foreign based/born player is left out, is because he "cant play African football or "he is not ready", or "we dont want to introduce him in a competitive match" but the same hypocrites willfully break their own rule...

With the home-based replacements, could Finidi be planning that all our goals will come thru from set plays as opposed to the over reliance on inspired plays? From non-existent attacking midfielders? I could be wrong, but aren't the likes of Fisayo and even Tella (who can play as a AMF) attacking m...

Burkina Faso seem to be on the rise in this youth tournaments, very good side.

Now I'm hearing Chukwueze might pull out due to his injuries, it's now safe to say NFF are using the invitations of KNOWN INJURED players as a smokescreen to sneak in and market their home based money laundering scheme. Even our world cup qualification campaign means little or nothing to this abject...

Enugu II wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2024 9:19 pm For the sake of his family, the preferred choice would be to stay in England even if it is with a club just outside the top 4 or 5. That is an important family issue he must consider especially with young family and early stage of schooling.

Who says his family won't fancy a change of scenery?

A CB pairing of Awaziem and Ajayi scares me, two players who are poor in possession...we're better off risking Taminu who can at least play out well from the back.

ohenhen1 wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2024 7:02 pm Chukwuze has not playe d for Milan for over 2 weeks now. Onyeka has not played for over a month. I expect them to be replaced soon.

There is so much wrong with this statement, so Finidi and NFF knew these players weren't fit yet took a gamble by inviting them? kai!

They've managed to sneak in a HB left back by the name of Igboke to replace Vic. These crooks are very creative. :laugh: Pls , somebody tell us how great of a LB this guy is and what he's done to deserve a call over collins and Torunariga. Just state that you are not aware of him.... others, includ...

They have turned the Eagles into a criminal enterprise. They knew what they were doing when they announced a 23 man list with injured players. Any excuse to sneak in their home based clients. Money has to shared, who cares about a world cup right? Nigeria is a criminal enterprise, very disgusting o...

Osimhen seems to be one of the most injury-prone players we’ve had in a very long time. I can’t really think of any other player that suffers on-off fitness like him. Maybe Onyekachi Apam and Chinedu Obasi. That's why no top clubs are willing to risk splurging the big money on him, his injury recor...