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The boy is receiving rave reviews as a central defender with early pacesetters in the championship, Sheffield Wednesday, on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers.
He's turned Nigeria down in the past to concentrate on U21 duties with England, but he has since stated publicly that he would like to switch allegiance to Nigeria. Do we overlook the past and add him to our depth chart?

The problem with Nigerians is their DELUSIONAL mindset. a player performs week in and out at a BACKWATER team and you're suggesting that we cap him. tomorrow, when you're grouped against the likes of Messi, Aguero, Modric etc just don't expect miracles or feel entitled. we should be aiming for QUALITY players at QUALITY leagues in order to Progress. anything contrary and we will remain stagnant or even regress

Dammy make we comot this one. His Dad was adamant about him not interested in the SE set up.
What has changed?

The boy is receiving rave reviews as a central defender with early pacesetters in the championship, Sheffield Wednesday, on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers.
He's turned Nigeria down in the past to concentrate on U21 duties with England, but he has since stated publicly that he would like to switch allegiance to Nigeria. Do we overlook the past and add him to our depth chart?

Does the SE have Gray, Mahrez or Albrighton on our team or players of their caliber?

Is that what they told you to say after they sent money to your account? havent you no shame, Dammy?

Most of us here are not children and are old enough to remember. And most of us here are not stup1d.

Iorfa REJECTED the Super Eagles and chose England. In fact the English FA invited him to train with the senior team during that international break to prove to him that they wanted him. It was all over sky sports. I saw it with my own korokoro eyes.

Additionally, his nasty father insulted Nigeria also and swore that his child will never play for us.


Please, stop it! If they have bought you, chop and clean mouth, but dont insult our intelligence.

Please, stop it! If they have bought you, chop and clean mouth, but dont insult our intelligence.

FYI, he was with the U21, when he was called up to train with the senior team. Dullard!

Does the SE have Gray, Mahrez or Albrighton on our team or players of their caliber?

Your madness did not start today. You obviously have serious comprehension issues. Where in my post did I call for his invitation?
Let me explain because of a dunce like you! I threw it open for discussion on CE and those who understand have commented unlike a demented goat like you!

FYI, he was with the U21, when he was called up to train with the senior team. Dullard!

Former Nigerian striker Dominic Iorfa has said that his son, Iorfa Jnr, must play for the Super Eagles as long he’s alive.

The ex-BBC Lions of Gboko forward said Paul Lambert, the manager of his son’s club, has denied him regular playing time since he expressed his willingness to play for Nigeria over England, his country of birth.

Of late, Eagles technical adviser, Gernot Rohr, has been meeting with many young Nigerian players in top European teams who are yet to be capped at all international levels by the countries of their birth.

One of the players he recently met with was Dominic Iorfa Jnr.

Iorfa said the Wolverhampton Wanderers manager no longer sees the need to develop his son since he intends to play for Nigeria.

“You know Rohr came to Wolves recently and met with my son (Dominic Jr) and Carl Ikeme (Wolverhampton’s first choice keeper),” Iorfa Snr said.

“Since he learned that my boy wants to play for Nigeria, he has been benching him. He believes there is no need developing him for Nigeria.

“I have said it that my son must play for Nigeria. Just that I want him to play for Nigeria when he is 23. But as long as I am alive, he must play for Nigeria. No be me born am?”

Dominic Iorfa Jnr is eligible to play for the Super Eagles as he is yet to be capped at full international level.

Iorfa has played for England at the U-18 and U-20 levels.

Born June 24, 1995, Iorfa Jnr has played 12 games so far for the England U-21 team.

Does the SE have Gray, Mahrez or Albrighton on our team or players of their caliber?

Your madness did not start today. You obviously have serious comprehension issues. Where in my post did I call for his invitation?
Let me explain because of a dunce like you! I threw it open for discussion on CE and those who understand have commented unlike a demented goat like you!

FYI, he was with the U21, when he was called up to train with the senior team. Dullard!

The boy is receiving rave reviews as a central defender with early pacesetters in the championship, Sheffield Wednesday, on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers.
He's turned Nigeria down in the past to concentrate on U21 duties with England, but he has since stated publicly that he would like to switch allegiance to Nigeria. Do we overlook the past and add him to our depth chart?

We should be looking for players with the standard of Awaziem and Omerou and above or what’s the point?The player in question and his father saw fit to turn down Nigeria stating that England was his choice let’s not forget his failed intentions!

https://thenationonlineng.net/dominic-i ... 23-father/

Dammy, refund the money they have given you. if you have already eaten it, you will have to look for money to repay them! Just stop peddling posts on CE to push the names of your benefactors.

is that what they told you to say after they sent money to your account? havent you no shame, Dammy?

Most of us here are not children and are old enough to remember. And most of us here are not stup1d.

Iorfa REJECTED the Super Eagles and chose England. In fact the English FA invited him to train with the senior team during that international break to prove to him that they wanted him. It was all over sky sports. I saw it with my own korokoro eyes.

Additionally, his nasty father insulted Nigeria also and swore that his child will never play for us.


Please, stop it! If they have bought you, chop and clean mouth, but dont insult our intelligence.