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Enugu II wrote:

Mikel next? if so, the bobo has tried enough for his country.

As for Moses, thank you to him for his service. At times, he played as if he owed us a favor. Good luck to him at his club. I will always support him and hope he breaks into the team.

olumide wrote:
He will be missed. Thinking back, a lot of the best moments for SE over the past five years or so have heavily involved Moses.

Victor was a great SE and will be missed. I thank him for his service and wish him the best in his club career.


He is 27 but has achieved all there is to achieve with Nigeria, unless we believe the delusional fans that think we will win the next WC with a bunch of barely average players. The only thing Victor will gain by continuing with Nigeeia is more abuse like those posted by ingrates above.

Enugu II wrote:

I see Iwobi not necessarily retiring but making excuses and not honoring invitations.

Could this result to another ANC miss? Hmm...Vic Mo has done well. It takes a lot to quit a national team. He's thought it through. Damn I like the guy!

Retiring at 27!!! This is really disappointing as he will be missed. My thought is that come next world cup he will be asking to play...

1naija wrote:He is 27 but has achieved all there is to achieve with Nigeria, unless we believe the delusional fans that think we will win the next WC with a bunch of barely average players.

How about a second ANC trophy? Something no Nigerian has achieved.

bushboy wrote:Good Riddance!! We are still living on the memories of Moses from 2013. He has been very poor in the last 5 years. He can go. We have a lot of talent in his position. He will NOT be missed.

Just STFU.....silly gas head

Enugu II wrote:urther, was he always comfortable being among his SE colleagues? Just asking?

Good question...

Anyway, I'm a bit surprised by this. On the flip side, it'll give Rohr another excuse as we've lost an experienced player.

Obong wrote:Wow. Rohr needs to earn his keep and convince Moses to rescind the decision. I'm trying to imagine the team without Moses in World Cup qualifying and at the World Cup itself. Pedestrian.

...think we can send Bini witches to him in the middle of the night for a little..umm..."convincement"?

heavyd wrote:The Victor Moses at the last World Cup will not be missed. The Moses of ANC 2013 and the qualifies will be. I have a feeling he may have been lent on by his club. If he is big enough to stand up to them then good riddance. Time for the NFF to go and get the likes of Ademola Lookman and Ovie Ejaria and for the likes of Moses Simon to step up.

Good luck to the lad.

Nonsense post.

Benedict Iroha wrote:Good Obi Mikel is next. Give room to young lads like Onyekuru to make their mark. Onyekuru is too talented than Moses.

Another nonsense post.

1naija wrote:

olumide wrote:
He will be missed. Thinking back, a lot of the best moments for SE over the past five years or so have heavily involved Moses.

Victor was a great SE and will be missed. I thank him for his service and wish him the best in his club career.


He is 27 but has achieved all there is to achieve with Nigeria, unless we believe the delusional fans that think we will win the next WC with a bunch of barely average players. The only thing Victor will gain by continuing with Nigeeia is more abuse like those posted by ingrates above.

Kpom

The YeyeMan wrote:

Enugu II wrote:urther, was he always comfortable being among his SE colleagues? Just asking?

Good question...

Anyway, I'm a bit surprised by this. On the flip side, it'll give Rohr another excuse as we've lost an experienced player.

Loosing VicMo will hurt, but we have depth at his position, so I am not too concerned.
I wish him good luck with his career. I will always be a fan!

1naija wrote:

olumide wrote:
He will be missed. Thinking back, a lot of the best moments for SE over the past five years or so have heavily involved Moses.

Victor was a great SE and will be missed. I thank him for his service and wish him the best in his club career.


He is 27 but has achieved all there is to achieve with Nigeria, unless we believe the delusional fans that think we will win the next WC with a bunch of barely average players. The only thing Victor will gain by continuing with Nigeeia is more abuse like those posted by ingrates above.

KPOM!

oloye wrote:

1naija wrote:

olumide wrote:
He will be missed. Thinking back, a lot of the best moments for SE over the past five years or so have heavily involved Moses.

Victor was a great SE and will be missed. I thank him for his service and wish him the best in his club career.


He is 27 but has achieved all there is to achieve with Nigeria, unless we believe the delusional fans that think we will win the next WC with a bunch of barely average players. The only thing Victor will gain by continuing with Nigeeia is more abuse like those posted by ingrates above.

KPOM!

I don't know why you KPOm the post uncle,with good coach this team can win it in the middle east.France 4 years ago could not even beat SE clearly if not for the American cheat ref and today they are world champs.Never say never you have play the game so am a bit surprise you don't believe in this team 4 years from today

Well done son.....................Enjoy your career in peace

vancity eagle wrote:to be frank, he was a big dissapointment at the WC. He has not been playing well for a while. He is super talented but it seems like he just was not in it for quite some time.

This may be a blessing in disguise.

To be frank, you are a big disgrace on CE

Apparently, he had a falling out with Rohr at the WC and initially refused to play at wing-back until he was prevailed by Kinnock and Kanu among others.
He was unlikely to be invited to the SE as long as Rohr remains the coach, so he pre-empted the coach.
LOC knows what he's talking about with his tweet.

If that’s true then na wa oh. You refused to play RWB in a single game a position you play numerous times at clubsides I hope it’s untrue

Dammy wrote:Apparently, he had a falling out with Rohr at the WC and initially refused to play at wing-back until he was prevailed by Kinnock and Kanu among others.
He was unlikely to be invited to the SE as long as Rohr remains the coach, so he pre-empted the coach.
LOC knows what he's talking about with his tweet.

If that is the case, good. Let him, Mikel and the other "Big Men" hurry up and retire. A ship can only have one captain and nobody is above the coach. It's only in some african teams that players will be bringing their bigmanism to the country. Who is better, Moses or Ashley Young? Imo, Ashley yet he plays where he's told to play. For all the sir's and ma's we as nigerians tend to do, we seem to have a real lack of respect for authority. This goes along with a very selfish nature that is seen in several players in the team. We need to eradicate such behavior from the national team and I don't care if it costs us qualification at the next world cup. It will be better in the long run. The team comes first and everybody needs to understand that fact. So many times in the world cup, we saw selfish plays from the Nigerian team because players placed themselves ahead of the team. If the coach tells you to play left bench, go sit and warm that bench as best as you can. It's the NFF's job to select the best coach possible(another discussion on it's own). It's the coaches job to prepare the plan for each match(another discussion on it's own). It's the players job to execute the plan as a unit.

We always marvel the way teams like Spain play or teams like Barca play. Are those on those teams not good enough technically to go for glory themselves? Of course they are. The thing that separates them from other players other than technical ability is their high football IQ. Their decisions on when selfish and when to be selfless often aligns with the teams interest. Instead on Nigeria, we have guys like Ighalo cutting grass like he's a grass cutter and ignoring better options on the pitch.

Dammy wrote:Apparently, he had a falling out with Rohr at the WC and initially refused to play at wing-back until he was prevailed by Kinnock and Kanu among others.
He was unlikely to be invited to the SE as long as Rohr remains the coach, so he pre-empted the coach.
LOC knows what he's talking about with his tweet.

So he is a "bigman" who does not play for the team in the formation the coach sees fit.

Did he tell his boss at Chelsea that he did not want to play at right wing back.

I think the guy is a spoiled brat. I hope I'm wrong but that seems the truth to me.