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Flex Swift wrote:If you are injured you are injured and can't play. It's only a friendly and Nigeria needs to look at a number of players. We all know what Moses brings to the table let's see this Success bobo that was so prolific at under 17. Let's see this Kayode character that has been chancing them in Israel let see this Moses Simon. Lets see if Musa can rediscover his form.

i understand its only a friendly -but bit of honor and respect turning out to play 45 to 60mins max for the country should not be problem for Key player of the team. not that He has to travel to Nigeria or out of the city

anyhow Moses will be fine and turn up for matches

Flex Swift wrote:If you are injured you are injured and can't play. It's only a friendly and Nigeria needs to look at a number of players. We all know what Moses brings to the table let's see this Success bobo that was so prolific at under 17. Let's see this Kayode character that has been chancing them in Israel let see this Moses Simon. Lets see if Musa can rediscover his form.

Austria

Dammy wrote:

Flex Swift wrote:If you are injured you are injured and can't play. It's only a friendly and Nigeria needs to look at a number of players. We all know what Moses brings to the table let's see this Success bobo that was so prolific at under 17. Let's see this Kayode character that has been chancing them in Israel let see this Moses Simon. Lets see if Musa can rediscover his form.

Austria

Thanks for the correction I know it was one useless league! Thats where Bendict Akwuegbu was chancing them and when he came to play for Nigeria it dicovered he was nothing short of a complete waste pipe !

walesvilla wrote:

Flex Swift wrote:If you are injured you are injured and can't play. It's only a friendly and Nigeria needs to look at a number of players. We all know what Moses brings to the table let's see this Success bobo that was so prolific at under 17. Let's see this Kayode character that has been chancing them in Israel let see this Moses Simon. Lets see if Musa can rediscover his form.

i understand its only a friendly -but bit of honor and respect turning out to play 45 to 60mins max for the country should not be problem for Key player of the team. not that He has to travel to Nigeria or out of the city

anyhow Moses will be fine and turn up for matches

We all saw Moses play for Chelsea last night and get taken off injured so for me there no point him playing if he is not fit. He could make the injury worst and be out of both the South African and Cameroon games.

The up coming friendlies are an opportunity to assess other players with a view of developing depth to the squad.

I am sure Moses will still turn up if only to cheers on the boys on on actual fact I am expecting a number 9ja players based in the U.K. At the game.

Looks like Musa will captain the side.

imehjunior wrote:

wale1974 wrote:

Gotti wrote:

jette1 wrote:he is not injured, he asked to be subbed after he made that run for a minor sprain

...and in the medical school that you obviously attended, a sprain is not an injury?

U are wicked man

I swear that's wicked on all levels

chief nfachairman wrote:

1naija wrote:I think it's an insult to have our top players play in a friendly against semi minnows teams like Ghana, Burkina Faso, and Senegal.

anointed wrote:

imehjunior wrote:

wale1974 wrote:

Gotti wrote:

jette1 wrote:he is not injured, he asked to be subbed after he made that run for a minor sprain

...and in the medical school that you obviously attended, a sprain is not an injury?

U are wicked man

I swear that's wicked on all levels

no! it's not wicked, if anything it's rather dumb. minor sprain and bruises are normal part of most physical sports including football and expected to happen. Most players would not miss an important game simply because they sustain minor bruises. It is rather grandiose to open an effen thread just to fan something we all saw happen because you want attention.

This is fan talk. If he is injured he should stay away. We have players nursing minor injuries end up reinjuring themselves and be out for extended periods.

That being said, NFF should have a policy that our own team doctors should evaluate all injured players and share medical history with the player's own team doctors.

Flex Swift wrote:

walesvilla wrote:

Flex Swift wrote:If you are injured you are injured and can't play. It's only a friendly and Nigeria needs to look at a number of players. We all know what Moses brings to the table let's see this Success bobo that was so prolific at under 17. Let's see this Kayode character that has been chancing them in Israel let see this Moses Simon. Lets see if Musa can rediscover his form.

i understand its only a friendly -but bit of honor and respect turning out to play 45 to 60mins max for the country should not be problem for Key player of the team. not that He has to travel to Nigeria or out of the city

anyhow Moses will be fine and turn up for matches

We all saw Moses play for Chelsea last night and get taken off injured so for me there no point him playing if he is not fit. He could make the injury worst and be out of both the South African and Cameroon games.

The up coming friendlies are an opportunity to assess other players with a view of developing depth to the squad.


I am sure Moses will still turn up if only to cheers on the boys on on actual fact I am expecting a number 9ja players based in the U.K. At the game.

Looks like Musa will captain the side.

ofcourse if Genuinely injured I will not expect him to play- but if he still makes the effort to turn up to cheer boys or take part in any light activities – he will earn my upmost respect

Cellular wrote:This is fan talk. If he is injured he should stay away. We have players nursing minor injuries end up reinjuring themselves and be out for extended periods.

That being said, NFF should have a policy that our own team doctors should evaluate all injured players and share medical history with the player's own team doctors.

Cell,

It is fan talk but one that is based on pasty actions by the player. I do not think the NFF should demand an injury investigation since this is an international friendly. However, Moses availability for Chelsea before and after the friendly (If he fails to appear for the SE) should give us a clue at the very least.

imehjunior wrote:

wale1974 wrote:

Gotti wrote:

jette1 wrote:he is not injured, he asked to be subbed after he made that run for a minor sprain

...and in the medical school that you obviously attended, a sprain is not an injury?

U are wicked man

I swear that's wicked on all levels

Ewoooo! See as una jos dey yab my Wawa broda.

Odds favour his playing the friendlies, especially as he has not indicated otherwise to Rohr or the NFF.

http://owngoalnigeria.com/2017/03/15/vi ... t-man-utd/

ohsee wrote:

imehjunior wrote:

wale1974 wrote:

Gotti wrote:

jette1 wrote:he is not injured, he asked to be subbed after he made that run for a minor sprain

...and in the medical school that you obviously attended, a sprain is not an injury?

U are wicked man

I swear that's wicked on all levels

Ewoooo! See as una jos dey yab my Wawa broda.

ok we noticed you oya! time for your senile asss nap

jette1 wrote:

anointed wrote:

imehjunior wrote:

wale1974 wrote:

Gotti wrote:

jette1 wrote:he is not injured, he asked to be subbed after he made that run for a minor sprain

...and in the medical school that you obviously attended, a sprain is not an injury?

U are wicked man

I swear that's wicked on all levels

no! it's not wicked, if anything it's rather dumb. minor sprain and bruises are normal part of most physical sports including football and expected to happen. Most players would not miss an important game simply because they sustain minor bruises. It is rather grandiose to open an effen thread just to fan something we all saw happen because you want attention.

But ...it is still an injury. If the ligament is wrenched or twisted, minor it may seem, there is a chance the player may favor that leg thus causing imbalance which may lead to a bigger injury.
Just accept, it didn't come out well when you tagged sprain a non-injury and then move on.

Cito wrote:

jette1 wrote:

anointed wrote:

imehjunior wrote:

wale1974 wrote:

Gotti wrote:

jette1 wrote:he is not injured, he asked to be subbed after he made that run for a minor sprain

...and in the medical school that you obviously attended, a sprain is not an injury?

U are wicked man

I swear that's wicked on all levels

no! it's not wicked, if anything it's rather dumb. minor sprain and bruises are normal part of most physical sports including football and expected to happen. Most players would not miss an important game simply because they sustain minor bruises. It is rather grandiose to open an effen thread just to fan something we all saw happen because you want attention.

But ...it is still an injury. If the ligament is wrenched or twisted, minor it may seem, there is a chance the player may favor that leg thus causing imbalance which may lead to a bigger injury.
Just accept, it didn't come out well when you tagged sprain a non-injury and then move on.

Your point is well taken except that the thread starter is seeking attention by projecting an injury on someone who is not injured. Thus far Only mugu Nigeria media are reporting injury

According to africanfootball.com Noah Bazee is also injured. Rohr should definately call up Onyekuru and Kalu.

ohsee wrote:

imehjunior wrote:

wale1974 wrote:

Gotti wrote:

jette1 wrote:he is not injured, he asked to be subbed after he made that run for a minor sprain

...and in the medical school that you obviously attended, a sprain is not an injury?

U are wicked man

I swear that's wicked on all levels

Ewoooo! See as una jos dey yab my Wawa broda.

Victor Moses is fit . He trained today.

walesvilla wrote:Victor Moses is fit . He trained today.

Great news...
Looking forward to watching him at Barnet.

Gotti wrote:

walesvilla wrote:Victor Moses is fit . He trained today.

Great news...
Looking forward to watching him at Barnet.

see mugu take syle come dey clap first as we would all of a sudden forget you started fanning this false fire just to get attention.

He's back and training.

He's out!

http://owngoalnigeria.com/2017/03/18/vi ... kina-faso/