Cybereagles

So the allmighty ignorant Ade Ojeikere wants to select home-based players like Ugochukwu over Kanu on account of having undergone serious training over one week in camp. And BTW, who says we don't know the form of our first team players.... However you've gotta feel sorry for the likes of Ojeikere, ...

Perhaps you should consider a new screen name:

Russel Crow

Robbynice wrote:That is a new one when it comes to playing for Nigeria. Concealing injury to play. It is usually the other way around faking injury to avoid playing. Good move on CCC's part.

Not with that he-goat Issa Hayatou as CAF President! TXJ You now understand my point of view, African countries needs to be more proactive in the development and control of their footballers in Europe, it may also increase the African FA bargaining power with their players and prevent the Oliseh sag...

Uwua is another of those media hyped local coaches that emerge every once in a while to the halleluya chorus of pro-LCs, is shot down sooner or later by the burden of their ignorance, and slide quietly into the familar terrain of obscurity.

First, Blatter will not speak to the G14 and rightly so! They are not a legal entity in football and therefore have no corporate basis on which to negotiate. But whenever its agreed and they begin to negotiate a compensation scheme for the clubs, CAF needs to add a clause for compensation of small A...

Its called "Hosting Priviledges"

So far only the EPL is affected by it. And why? Because the English want to play at xmas to make the most of the holidays in selling tickets. Today, top managers in England are now calling for a winter break. FIFA regulation forbids clubs from contractual provisions that prevent players from interna...

REALTROUBLE If you paused a little to allow yourself the luxury of thinking, you might have noticed that the leagues in S/America are developed, but even Brazil is not immune from the European clubs as the Kaka case recently showed. You would also have noticed that South Africa does indeed have a de...

As long as it is not Issa Hayatou or francophone.

bamendaboy wrote:I think the next CAF president should be a Nigerian. What do you guys think.

REALTROUBLE If you paused a little to allow yourself the luxury of thinking, you might have noticed that the leagues in S/America are developed, but even Brazil is not immune from the European clubs as the Kaka case recently showed. You would also have noticed that South Africa does indeed have a de...

This sounds like a bleat

I believe that a player who has made the full transition to the SE has no business playing for the Olympic team.
But I see that Musa has continued to juggle players with little rhyme or reason.

The fact that the camp in Faro has 22 players, nearly two weeks after it was opened and just over three weeks to the ANC cannot be an achievement and a reason to give kudos to the NFA. You need to find something else. But keep trying, you might yet get there

Something does not make sense about the Nigerian kit deal. If we are all agreed that the NFA is corrupt and would more often than not corner the association's money to private pockets, then why would they ostensibly choose an Addidas deal that is less lucrative than Hummels'? It just does not make s...

GOTTI First, it is misleading to judge Peter Ijeh on the strength of one friendly game, a piss-poor friendly I might add, with players left to forage on their own with no discernible playing format or tactical scheme. Secondly, it is just over three weeks to the ANC. I would like to believe that CCC...

It is just over three weeks to the ANC and the one question I have is- where is Issa Hayatou? Where is that miserable Cameroonian goatt of a CAF President? In the past two weeks or more, a host of European clubs have mounted a concerted siege on the ANC, Africa’s premier football showcase. African p...

EZE Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought Agali was the highest scorer in the SE during the WC qualifs. Sometimes I feel the bobo dey fear him go flop on Naija highest stage just like Peter Ijeh...make we move on and concentrate on our alternatives...time go reach when him no go fit enter Gidi aga...

The question is: when was I never one?

Robbynice wrote:

txj wrote:Yahooooooooooooooooooo, we are off to the playoffs!

Thank you Arizona!

Bring on the Seahawks! Bring them on!

Ol'boy when did you become a Green Bay fan?

I have always taken the position that Nigeria should take the long view with Martins, discuss with the man and arrive at a decision which meets everybody's interests. But an invitation was sent out to him, and the NFA was reportedly said to have spoken with him and reached an agreement with he and h...

Yahooooooooooooooooooo, we are off to the playoffs!

Thank you Arizona!

Bring on the Seahawks! Bring them on!

Before after the three goals?

Larry Ashagbe wrote:The match was much closer than the result.

Chelsea found it hard to break them down.

Whats the relationship between the two teams? No wonder CAF is so clueless...

I maintain my position on Bill Tchato. Once you are able to seperate his professionalism and commitment from his technical weaknesses, what reveals itself is a vulnerable lateral defender. I first observed this in Mali, but was not convinced until the WC and the games with Eire and Germany. As for M...