Yes!!!!! Expulsion suspspended!!!!!! - Exclusive

Dodo · Post by **Dodo** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 8:31 pm

Shownoja wrote:
Its a Goal wrote:On matters like this, Ayo will never post anything that is untrue.
That been what it is, I'll still rather wait for confirmation from a reliable source.

We wait

omotori · Post by **omotori** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 8:40 pm

Ayos release had only 4 points. If it was 10 points I would be very suspicious too

1naija · Post by **1naija** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 8:43 pm

How much did they drop?

old_obsession · Post by **old_obsession** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 8:43 pm

Waffiman wrote:A player was forced to apologise after he said unspeakable things to one of the coaches. It was the most remarkable expression of disrespect I have heard from a player towards a coach. Coach talk, them give five back, the whole place shake like earthquake.

Naija na wa oh, the way we use our emotions when clear heads and understanding is needed is just a shame.

what do you mean 'them give five back' can u translate please waffiman?

pastorhotr99 · Post by **pastorhotr99** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 8:53 pm

Smart strategy....and now CC and NFA have their scape-goats...wow i guess it always falls together for everyone...

...circa 1999...

Gotti · Post by **Gotti** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 9:01 pm

Waffiman wrote:The good thing be say Sports Minister dey see all of this, he now knows the players have no respect or regard for CCC.

The players, I mean all of them mutinied and demanded a revesal, they have worked an unworkable compromise for now IMHO.

The only good thing about this so far is that this has brought our players together, hopefully they will take this to the pitch tomorrow.

....another spin that even Ade Ojeikere would be proud of.

Only a foolish manager would remain impervious to the pleas and obvious desires of his ENTIRE squad.

English national team players "mutinied" and threatened to boycott the key Euro 2004 qualifier against Turkey when dope-test dodging Rio Ferdinand was suspended for the game until they wrought significant concession from the English FA on process and selection -- and not even the most deluded commentator saw it as a slight on Sven Ericksson (or the FA).

In fact, this development firmly places the proverbial ball in the players' court to justify their pleas with their performance on the pitch -- in much the same manner as the English reacted in Instanbul.

Sometimes, REAL LIFE outside the Internet actually offers a 'Win-Win' solution!

omotori · Post by **omotori** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 9:09 pm

Gotti wrote: In fact, this development firmly places the proverbial ball in the players' court to justify their pleas with their performance on the pitch -- in much the same manner as the English reacted in Instanbul.

perfect asessment.

the word "mutiny" is unnecessary. who would lead a mutiny. certainly not JJ. he is not that rash. why not be positive and see this as a sincere negotiation with the players making a commitment on behalf of the all including the offenders. thats most probably what it was. and its good news.

credit should also be given to Chukwu for listening & showing compassion.

heavyd · Post by **heavyd** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 9:32 pm

Personnally i would have wanted them to be thrown out. There is no guarantee that we would go thru anyway.

Having said that however - if the players showed remorse and their team mates appealed on their behalf. The alleged compromise will suffice. As the saying goes - You can cut off your nose to spite your face. at least a stand was made and I dont think if the NFA continue in this mode anyone would ever break camp rules for years to come - (which will be a result so to speak)

old_obsession · Post by **old_obsession** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 9:36 pm

i doubt okocha led any mutiny in that camp waffiman

azuka · Post by **azuka** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 9:41 pm

Gotti, much respect. But my opinion is that there is more to it than meet the eye. We have not been told the full story. Maybe we will hear that at the end of the competition.

Gotti · Post by **Gotti** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 9:49 pm

azuka wrote:Gotti, much respect. But my opinion is that there is more to it than meet the eye. We have not been told the full story. Maybe we will hear that at the end of the competition.

AZUKA:
As I noted on another related thread, it is quite inadvisable to draw conclusion without being privy to the full circumstances of these events. However, on the evidence thus far available, the conclusion of some herein is quite befuddling. COMPROMISE is not necessarily a dirty term.

RudeBoy · Post by **RudeBoy** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 9:51 pm

It's all CCC's fault! He is not a young man. No one messed with Onigbinde and they moaned and moaned... but only after the tournament!

Jimi · Post by **Jimi** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 10:17 pm

well I guess they'll have more time to party without having to go back to work in europe..

KoC · Post by **KoC** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 10:18 pm

As far as I have been able to get from the camp, there has been no reprieve from the players. The Minister was the one the players' delegation went to meet, but he said he would stand by the decision.

As at 10:00pm Naija time (9:00pm), the situation remained the same. Portsmouth have even sent a chartered flight to pick Aiyegbeni and it is expected that he will feature for them at some point in tomorrow's game.

Shownoja · Post by **Shownoja** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 10:21 pm

KickOff Chief wrote:As far as I have been able to get from the camp, there has been no reprieve from the players. The Minister was the one the players' delegation went to meet, but he said he would stand by the decision.

As at 10:00pm Naija time (9:00pm), the situation remained the same. Portsmouth have even sent a chartered flight to pick Aiyegbeni and it is expected that he will feature for them at some point in tomorrow's game.

Thank you KOC. Ayo Akinfe again put to shame.

old_obsession · Post by **old_obsession** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 10:22 pm

what does this say about ayoakinfe's credibility?

toyin133 · Post by **toyin133** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 10:22 pm

KickOff Chief wrote:As far as I have been able to get from the camp, there has been no reprieve from the players. The Minister was the one the players' delegation went to meet, but he said he would stand by the decision.

As at 10:00pm Naija time (9:00pm), the situation remained the same. Portsmouth have even sent a chartered flight to pick Aiyegbeni and it is expected that he will feature for them at some point in tomorrow's game.

Ayo for the sake of everyone's sanity, please confirm your story

Shownoja · Post by **Shownoja** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 10:24 pm

old_obsession wrote:what does this say about ayoakinfe's credibility?

Absolutely shot to pieces if you ask me.

AreaDaddy · Post by **AreaDaddy** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 10:26 pm

BBC have Efan Ekoku reporting direct from Tunis right now and he is saying their has been NO reprieve as far as he is aware.......

Post by **juventuss** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 10:27 pm

ok what is going on ?

omotori · Post by **omotori** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 10:27 pm

if they are saying its the Ministers decision, you should know that it is all shakara.

CCC made the decision & asked for the Ministers approval. So its up to CCC to reverse it.

if the other players are begging for the offenders, expelling them would be too dangerous for morale. Thay will not be expelled.

old_obsession · Post by **old_obsession** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 10:31 pm

juventuss wrote:ok what is going on ?

latest is they're going on strike: http://www.supereagles.com/

Shownoja · Post by **Shownoja** » Fri Jan 30, 2004 10:35 pm

Nothing new in the story. The part of the boycott is probably made up.