Ola Aina Trains with Super Eagles

[Enugu II]

[Gotti]

Did he actually train with the team or just take pictures?

[Dammy]

Small by small.......................

[Chimex101]

Dude should just make up his mind already, all this one leg in one leg out isn't necessary at this point.

[Enugu II]

Did he actually train with the team or just take pictures?

Not sure. However, he had been invited with some others (see below) to in a practice game with Super Eagles.

Chelsea Youngster Ola Aina To Train With Super Eagles
Posted By: soccerasson: March 26, 2017In: Rising StarsNo Comments Print Email
http://www.soccerassembly.com/chelsea-y ... er-eagles/

Chelsea of England youngster Ola Aina is set for a short training spell with the Super eagles of Nigeria as efforts intensify to convince the year old to feature for Nigeria

The Nigerian football federation confirmed this on its official website and revealed that asides Aina Sunderland teenage star Josh Maja and Queens Park Rangers Ebere Eze have also been invited to join the Nigeria squad for a training match on Monday for assessment by the technical crew.

Ola Aina had been in the stands with his family to cheer the super eagles on in their game against Senegal and spoke with the Nigerian gaffer shortly after

It is normal to have this situation, when we have very good player [like Ola Aina] who can pick two teams,” Rohr said. “We always leave the door open to young talent.”

The trio arrived at the Super eagles Crowne Plaza Hotel camp on Saturday night

The 20-year-old full-back was born in London and has played for England at Under-19 and U20 level and was part of the U21 squad in November 2015 Maja and Eze however are yet to feature for any of the England teams.

18 year old Josh Maja has been tipped as a star for the future and recently scored a brace for the Sunderland U23s

[oyek]

He will be a very good addition to the SE if capped.

[bushboy]

How about Ademola Lookman? He should be in the mix as well.

[Gotti]

Chelsea Youngster Ola Aina To Train With Super Eagles
Posted By: soccerasson: March 26, 2017In: Rising StarsNo Comments Print Email
http://www.soccerassembly.com/chelsea-y ... er-eagles/

Chelsea of England youngster Ola Aina is set for a short training spell with the Super eagles of Nigeria as efforts intensify to convince the year old to feature for Nigeria

The Nigerian football federation confirmed this on its official website and revealed that asides Aina Sunderland teenage star Josh Maja and Queens Park Rangers Ebere Eze have also been invited to join the Nigeria squad for a training match on Monday for assessment by the technical crew.

Ola Aina had been in the stands with his family to cheer the super eagles on in their game against Senegal and spoke with the Nigerian gaffer shortly after

It is normal to have this situation, when we have very good player [like Ola Aina] who can pick two teams,” Rohr said. “We always leave the door open to young talent.”

The trio arrived at the Super eagles Crowne Plaza Hotel camp on Saturday night

The 20-year-old full-back was born in London and has played for England at Under-19 and U20 level and was part of the U21 squad in November 2015 Maja and Eze however are yet to feature for any of the England teams.

18 year old Josh Maja has been tipped as a star for the future and recently scored a brace for the Sunderland U23s

Does the highlight mean that a replacement training game has been successfully organized for tomorrow?

[jette1]

with all this hype I pray you guys don't get disappointed with his play when he finally joins SE

[mystic]

Chelsea Youngster Ola Aina To Train With Super Eagles
Posted By: soccerasson: March 26, 2017In: Rising StarsNo Comments Print Email
http://www.soccerassembly.com/chelsea-y ... er-eagles/

Chelsea of England youngster Ola Aina is set for a short training spell with the Super eagles of Nigeria as efforts intensify to convince the year old to feature for Nigeria

The Nigerian football federation confirmed this on its official website and revealed that asides Aina Sunderland teenage star Josh Maja and Queens Park Rangers Ebere Eze have also been invited to join the Nigeria squad for a training match on Monday for assessment by the technical crew.

Ola Aina had been in the stands with his family to cheer the super eagles on in their game against Senegal and spoke with the Nigerian gaffer shortly after

It is normal to have this situation, when we have very good player [like Ola Aina] who can pick two teams,” Rohr said. “We always leave the door open to young talent.”

The trio arrived at the Super eagles Crowne Plaza Hotel camp on Saturday night

The 20-year-old full-back was born in London and has played for England at Under-19 and U20 level and was part of the U21 squad in November 2015 Maja and Eze however are yet to feature for any of the England teams.

18 year old Josh Maja has been tipped as a star for the future and recently scored a brace for the Sunderland U23s

Does the highlight mean that a replacement training game has been successfully organized for tomorrow?

I believe that it will be an 11 a side match between the players in camp. Aina, Maja and Ebere (that were referenced in that article) were supposed to train with the team today ahead of tomorrow's scrimmage.

[EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA]

Chelsea Youngster Ola Aina To Train With Super Eagles
Posted By: soccerasson: March 26, 2017In: Rising StarsNo Comments Print Email
http://www.soccerassembly.com/chelsea-y ... er-eagles/

Chelsea of England youngster Ola Aina is set for a short training spell with the Super eagles of Nigeria as efforts intensify to convince the year old to feature for Nigeria

The Nigerian football federation confirmed this on its official website and revealed that asides Aina Sunderland teenage star Josh Maja and Queens Park Rangers Ebere Eze have also been invited to join the Nigeria squad for a training match on Monday for assessment by the technical crew.

Ola Aina had been in the stands with his family to cheer the super eagles on in their game against Senegal and spoke with the Nigerian gaffer shortly after

It is normal to have this situation, when we have very good player [like Ola Aina] who can pick two teams,” Rohr said. “We always leave the door open to young talent.”

The trio arrived at the Super eagles Crowne Plaza Hotel camp on Saturday night

The 20-year-old full-back was born in London and has played for England at Under-19 and U20 level and was part of the U21 squad in November 2015 Maja and Eze however are yet to feature for any of the England teams.

18 year old Josh Maja has been tipped as a star for the future and recently scored a brace for the Sunderland U23s

Does the highlight mean that a replacement training game has been successfully organized for tomorrow?

I believe that it will be an 11 a side match between the players in camp. Aina, Maja and Ebere (that were referenced in that article) were supposed to train with the team today ahead of tomorrow's scrimmage.

Mr Mystic, when are you going to do another SE depth chart thread? It's been yrs since we got one from you. Now that we have a young upcoming team I think it's time we look at it again and nobody is better at it than you are.

Tainks mehn.

[mystic]

Chelsea Youngster Ola Aina To Train With Super Eagles
Posted By: soccerasson: March 26, 2017In: Rising StarsNo Comments Print Email
http://www.soccerassembly.com/chelsea-y ... er-eagles/

Chelsea of England youngster Ola Aina is set for a short training spell with the Super eagles of Nigeria as efforts intensify to convince the year old to feature for Nigeria

The Nigerian football federation confirmed this on its official website and revealed that asides Aina Sunderland teenage star Josh Maja and Queens Park Rangers Ebere Eze have also been invited to join the Nigeria squad for a training match on Monday for assessment by the technical crew.

Ola Aina had been in the stands with his family to cheer the super eagles on in their game against Senegal and spoke with the Nigerian gaffer shortly after

It is normal to have this situation, when we have very good player [like Ola Aina] who can pick two teams,” Rohr said. “We always leave the door open to young talent.”

The trio arrived at the Super eagles Crowne Plaza Hotel camp on Saturday night

The 20-year-old full-back was born in London and has played for England at Under-19 and U20 level and was part of the U21 squad in November 2015 Maja and Eze however are yet to feature for any of the England teams.

18 year old Josh Maja has been tipped as a star for the future and recently scored a brace for the Sunderland U23s

Does the highlight mean that a replacement training game has been successfully organized for tomorrow?

I believe that it will be an 11 a side match between the players in camp. Aina, Maja and Ebere (that were referenced in that article) were supposed to train with the team today ahead of tomorrow's scrimmage.

Mr Mystic, when are you going to do another SE depth chart thread? It's been yrs since we got one from you. Now that we have a young upcoming team I think it's time we look at it again and nobody is better at it than you are.

Tainks mehn.

I had promised Cellular to do one awhile back but I have unfortunately been sidetracked by other things.

[Dammy]

This must be the youngest SE ever! with Aina's Dad, Iwobi's dad and Ebuehi's dad all joining the SE in camp.

[Damunk]

with all this hype I pray you guys don't get disappointed with his play when he finally joins SE

Which one is 'you guys'?
Are you no longer one of us?

[osita]

How about Ademola Lookman? He should be in the mix as well.

Let's take it easy, we are capping too many English talents and forgetting our talents at home.

We need very quality talents not hey yous. The most quality we have iwobi disappointed in the last match in midfield field, and when etebo came in things changed also success created problems with kayode.

These were our Niger talents let's not forget the ones back home.

[Chimex101]

How about Ademola Lookman? He should be in the mix as well.

Let's take it easy, we are capping too many English talents and forgetting our talents at home.

We need very quality talents not hey yous. The most quality we have iwobi disappointed in the last match in midfield field, and when etebo came in things changed also success created problems with kayode.

These were our Niger talents let's not forget the ones back home.

They are not just "English talents" but full blooded Nigerians who are as Nigerian as you and I, as long as they choose Nigeria at heart,they have as much right to be capped if they are good..simple. All this home based vs foreign born/based rubbish has to stop please, if the player is good then he should be given a chance to prove his quality, could care less if he was born in Uzbekistan, as long as you got Naija blood in you, then I'm fine.

[jette1]

with all this hype I pray you guys don't get disappointed with his play when he finally joins SE

Which one is 'you guys'?
Are you no longer one of us?

I'm not in your hype team; for all I care he is just another expendable player.

[fabio]

How about Ademola Lookman? He should be in the mix as well.

Let's take it easy, we are capping too many English talents and forgetting our talents at home.

We need very quality talents not hey yous. The most quality we have iwobi disappointed in the last match in midfield field, and when etebo came in things changed also success created problems with kayode.

These were our Niger talents let's not forget the ones back home.

They are not just "English talents" but full blooded Nigerians who are as Nigerian as you and I, as long as they choose Nigeria at heart,they have as much right to be capped if they are good..simple. All this home based vs foreign born/based rubbish has to stop please, if the player is good then he should be given a chance to prove his quality, could care less if he was born in Uzbekistan, as long as you got Naija blood in you, then I'm fine.

Osita, is expressing the views of those who are analysing the composition of the national team today. The truth is that there is an over emphasis on 2nd generation Naija abroad esp in UK, regardless of whether they play for their club's senior or not (I believe this is from Pinnick, who doesnt believe in Naija based players).

EnuguII, raised the issue of non home based players in camp, the response was the league was not in season. Now the league is in season, what is the excuse?

[amoky]

Did he actually train with the team or just take pictures?

He actually trained, when I noticed he was kind of different, I asked the backroom staff who advised that is Ola Aina. His dad literally came to me to tell me that is his son, to which I asked, is he switching to Nigeria and his answer in verbatim..Yes of course he added on speaking to me in Yoruba Ke she da da o... literally interpreted - "please treat him well"

[bully12]

Why is this news? I don't like all these equivocations going on with him and his daddy. Either he is 100% committed to SE,this 50% is unacceptable

[Gooner1]

How about Ademola Lookman? He should be in the mix as well.

Lookman, for the last time, he does not want to play for us...he is only interested in the 3 lions oyibo team

[osita]

How about Ademola Lookman? He should be in the mix as well.

Let's take it easy, we are capping too many English talents and forgetting our talents at home.

We need very quality talents not hey yous. The most quality we have iwobi disappointed in the last match in midfield field, and when etebo came in things changed also success created problems with kayode.

These were our Niger talents let's not forget the ones back home.

They are not just "English talents" but full blooded Nigerians who are as Nigerian as you and I, as long as they choose Nigeria at heart,they have as much right to be capped if they are good..simple. All this home based vs foreign born/based rubbish has to stop please, if the player is good then he should be given a chance to prove his quality, could care less if he was born in Uzbekistan, as long as you got Naija blood in you, then I'm fine.

Osita, is expressing the views of those who are analysing the composition of the national team today. The truth is that there is an over emphasis on 2nd generation Naija abroad esp in UK, regardless of whether they play for their club's senior or not (I believe this is from Pinnick, who doesnt believe in Naija based players).

EnuguII, raised the issue of non home based players in camp, the response was the league was not in season. Now the league is in season, what is the excuse?

my point, Pinnick is driving this strategy on nigerian football and we don't know where this will end, Very soon we will be picking average players in england for u16 and u20 and you wonder why england it's self has not don so well in youth cups.

i think pinnick may dis troy our football with this stupid altitude that any thing foreign is better than in nigeria, and we can see that we need home grown players to qualify f from african group stages.

[papilo]

with all this hype I pray you guys don't get disappointed with his play when he finally joins SE

Positive thinking bro. It is good for the heart