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Rohr wouldn't get a paying gig in Europe. If Nigeria didn't come calling, he'd be in a rocking chair at a retirement home.Lolly wrote:Many more will kill to work in Europe in their 60s and get paid in dollars.ANC wrote:What a nice retirement for Rohr; how many of us would kill to work in Africa in our 60s and get paid in dollars
Better an honest dollar abroad than a wad of Naira notes from swindling the unsuspecting public.Lolly wrote:There are plenty of them on CE who are happy earning dollars in obodo oyinbo.Gotti wrote:You must know some truly weird Africans...Lolly wrote:Many more will kill to work in Europe in their 60s and get paid in dollars.ANC wrote:What a nice retirement for Rohr; how many of us would kill to work in Africa in our 60s and get paid in dollars
My thoughts too.theYemster wrote:
Personally instead of all these dribbling and passing, I'd prefer they just work on shooting, set pieces, free kicks, corner kicks, and heading.
I guess according to an internet Nigerian like you, nobody is earning an honest Naira in Nigeria. Slave mentality.cchinukw wrote:Better an honest dollar abroad than a wad of Naira notes from swindling the unsuspecting public.Lolly wrote:There are plenty of them on CE who are happy earning dollars in obodo oyinbo.Gotti wrote:You must know some truly weird Africans...Lolly wrote:Many more will kill to work in Europe in their 60s and get paid in dollars.ANC wrote:What a nice retirement for Rohr; how many of us would kill to work in Africa in our 60s and get paid in dollars
Nama mentality is thinking there is something wrong with earning an honest dollar for Obodo Oyinbo.Lolly wrote:I guess according to an internet Nigerian like you, nobody is earning an honest Naira in Nigeria. Slave mentality.cchinukw wrote:Better an honest dollar abroad than a wad of Naira notes from swindling the unsuspecting public.Lolly wrote:There are plenty of them on CE who are happy earning dollars in obodo oyinbo.Gotti wrote:You must know some truly weird Africans...Lolly wrote:Many more will kill to work in Europe in their 60s and get paid in dollars.ANC wrote:What a nice retirement for Rohr; how many of us would kill to work in Africa in our 60s and get paid in dollars
Kai! You like to fain trouble sha. But ba true you tok.1naija wrote:osita wrote:Pinnick should try other pitches or improve on the asaba pitch. He has totally abandoned others pitches. I wouldn’t be surprised if he is planning to run for governorship or senate with asaba usage.
He should run for President. He has done well for Nigeria. He has turned what used to be the laughing stock of the world , the NFF, to a professional organization.
Is that why there's a LARGE population of Nigerians in Obodo Oyinbo jails?!cchinukw wrote:Better an honest dollar abroad than a wad of Naira notes from swindling the unsuspecting public.
Oh, is that the point he was straining to make (see above)? Silly indeed...Lolly wrote:I guess according to an internet Nigerian like you, nobody is earning an honest Naira in Nigeria. Slave mentality.
vancity eagle wrote:Shehu's days as a SE are numbered.
According to own goal he is now 3rd in the pecking order for RB's with Aina locking down the top spot and Rohr preferring Awaziem as a backup.
Once Ebuehi is back Shehu will be forgotten.
Rohr said he now considers Shehu primarily a midfielder.
Shehu ain't good enough for SE midfield.
Eagles Training – Rohr Picks Aina As First Choice Right Back, Awaziem Ahead Of Shehu Abdullahi As Backup
June 13, 2019050
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Torino new signing Ola Aina has stamped his authority as the first choice right full back of the senior national team of Nigeria ahead of the start of the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt.
Aina who was dropped from the Super Eagles squad to the World Cup in Russia a year ago has worked his way back to reckoning with a strong showing while on loan to Torino from Chelsea last season.
He carried his form to the Super Eagles and with Shehu Abdullahi excused from camp due to the Ramadan fast and Sallah celebration. The 23 year old has cemented his spot as first choice.
Aside the absence of Abdullahi in camp, he has showed almost same form that made him a regular at Torino with solid tackles, timely interventions and also confidence on and off the ball particularly when he ventures forward.
Coach Gernot Rohr experimented with Chidozie Awaziem against Zimbabwe in the Super Eagles last friendly game and he was impressed by the performance of the Porto defender who spent the second half of last season on loan to Rizespor.
Awaziem’s performance has further pushed Abdullahi down the pecking order as Rohr views him as a midfielder now than a full back even though he played in defence in the last training session of the team.
Akpeyi favourite to man Super Eagles’ post in Egypt
By Abdulquadir Adedapo - June 13, 2019 200 0
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Kaizer Chiefs of South Africa goalkeeper, Daniel Akpeyi might have just won the race to man the post for Nigeria at this summer AFCON in Egypt, AOIFootball.com can report.
Your authoritative football medium understands that the 32-year-old shot stopper has been the most impressive goalkeeper in camp and may now get his first chance of representing Nigeria at a major international tournament following backup roles at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
Following his impressive display since the game against Zimbabwe and now in training in Ismailia, Daniel Akpeyi may have won Gernot Rohr’s heart to take the number one ahead of Francis Uzoho who struggled for playing time last season and was not too impressive in their 3-1 win over Seychelles in Asaba earlier in the year.
Rohr has previously stated that the position for who mans the Eagles post in Egypt remains open to all three goalkeepers with Akpeyi now moving up the ladder head of Uzoho and Ezenwa.
The former Nasarawa United goalkeeper has been a mainstay with the national team for quite a decade and was a member of the silver-winning team to the 2005 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Holland and also won bronze at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games in Brazil.
vancity eagle wrote:Shehu's days as a SE are numbered.
According to own goal he is now 3rd in the pecking order for RB's with Aina locking down the top spot and Rohr preferring Awaziem as a backup.
Once Ebuehi is back Shehu will be forgotten.
Rohr said he now considers Shehu primarily a midfielder.
Shehu ain't good enough for SE midfield.
Something has always told me that maybe Akpeyi isn't as "useless" as we have always believed.Enugu II wrote:Akpeyi favourite to man Super Eagles’ post in Egypt
By Abdulquadir Adedapo - June 13, 2019 200 0
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Kaizer Chiefs of South Africa goalkeeper, Daniel Akpeyi might have just won the race to man the post for Nigeria at this summer AFCON in Egypt, AOIFootball.com can report.
Your authoritative football medium understands that the 32-year-old shot stopper has been the most impressive goalkeeper in camp and may now get his first chance of representing Nigeria at a major international tournament following backup roles at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
Following his impressive display since the game against Zimbabwe and now in training in Ismailia, Daniel Akpeyi may have won Gernot Rohr’s heart to take the number one ahead of Francis Uzoho who struggled for playing time last season and was not too impressive in their 3-1 win over Seychelles in Asaba earlier in the year.
Rohr has previously stated that the position for who mans the Eagles post in Egypt remains open to all three goalkeepers with Akpeyi now moving up the ladder head of Uzoho and Ezenwa.
The former Nasarawa United goalkeeper has been a mainstay with the national team for quite a decade and was a member of the silver-winning team to the 2005 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Holland and also won bronze at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games in Brazil.
Love it, love it, love it!maceo4 wrote:Una captain...
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ANC wrote:vancity eagle wrote:Shehu's days as a SE are numbered.
According to own goal he is now 3rd in the pecking order for RB's with Aina locking down the top spot and Rohr preferring Awaziem as a backup.
Once Ebuehi is back Shehu will be forgotten.
Rohr said he now considers Shehu primarily a midfielder.
Shehu ain't good enough for SE midfield.
You sound like you are rejoicing. Anyway he is not good enough for SE.
So mourn or rejoice he’s done 
he is not good enough at right back position - seriously exposed at Wcup.ANC wrote:vancity eagle wrote:Shehu's days as a SE are numbered.
According to own goal he is now 3rd in the pecking order for RB's with Aina locking down the top spot and Rohr preferring Awaziem as a backup.
Once Ebuehi is back Shehu will be forgotten.
Rohr said he now considers Shehu primarily a midfielder.
Shehu ain't good enough for SE midfield.
You sound like you are rejoicing. Anyway he is not good enough for SE.
According to Rohr the team is youngANC wrote:oscar52 wrote:My own be say if this team fails to impress, Rohr has got to go.
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Sorry, you somehow forgot to mention that Captain JMO reminded us several times in a 15min TV interview that the team "is young".osita wrote:According to Rohr the team is youngANC wrote:oscar52 wrote:My own be say if this team fails to impress, Rohr has got to go.
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Excuse is loadingDamunk wrote:Sorry, you somehow forgot to mention that Captain JMO reminded us several times in a 15min TV interview that the team is young".osita wrote:According to Rohr the team is youngANC wrote:oscar52 wrote:My own be say if this team fails to impress, Rohr has got to go.
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