Cybereagles

Dammy wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

Otitokoro wrote:Sorry, but which WCQ game did Nigeria lose in 2017?

Bigpokey24 wrote:^ this dude is already thinking of Semis in Qatar when AFCON qualifiers are still pending, talkless of if the WC 2022 will still host in NOV of that year..in fact watch this space **** will be exposed during the qualifiers... since 2004 we never lost a single WCQ, however come 2017 we finally lost due to **** beating the likes of Lesotho and Benin don cloud una..by this time next year, **** will the door

Algeria second game

What was the scores?

Damunk wrote:

Dammy wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

Otitokoro wrote:Sorry, but which WCQ game did Nigeria lose in 2017?

Bigpokey24 wrote:^ this dude is already thinking of Semis in Qatar when AFCON qualifiers are still pending, talkless of if the WC 2022 will still host in NOV of that year..in fact watch this space **** will be exposed during the qualifiers... since 2004 we never lost a single WCQ, however come 2017 we finally lost due to **** beating the likes of Lesotho and Benin don cloud una..by this time next year, **** will the door

Algeria second game

What was the scores?

Bigporkey wrote:...since the 3 zero lost to Algeria during the WCQs the SE has bee on a free fall.
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=300674&p=5582675&hi ... a#p5582675

According to his reliable 'sauces' the scorers were Riyad Mahrez, Nabil Bentaleb and even one Rabah Madger like that.

Meanwhile he says the SE "never lost a WCQ since 2004" but nobody told him there's a reason we failed to qualify for the WC in 2006.

Damunk wrote:

Dammy wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

Otitokoro wrote:Sorry, but which WCQ game did Nigeria lose in 2017?

Bigpokey24 wrote:^ this dude is already thinking of Semis in Qatar when AFCON qualifiers are still pending, talkless of if the WC 2022 will still host in NOV of that year..in fact watch this space **** will be exposed during the qualifiers... since 2004 we never lost a single WCQ, however come 2017 we finally lost due to **** beating the likes of Lesotho and Benin don cloud una..by this time next year, **** will the door

Algeria second game

What was the scores?

Bigporkey wrote:...since the 3 zero lost to Algeria during the WCQs the SE has bee on a free fall.
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=300674&p=5582675&hi ... a#p5582675

According to his reliable 'sauces' the scorers were Riyad Mahrez, Nabil Bentaleb and even one Rabah Madger like that.

Meanwhile he says the SE "never lost a WCQ since 2004" but nobody told him there's a reason we failed to qualify for the WC in 2006.

Pos Team[ vte ] Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Nigeria 6 4 1 1 11 6 +5 13 Qualification to 2018 FIFA World Cup — 1–0 4–0 3–1
2 Zambia 6 2 2 2 8 7 +1 8 1–2 — 2–2 3–1
3 Cameroon 6 1 4 1 7 9 −2 7 1–1 1–1 — 2–0
4 Algeria 6 1 1 4 6 10 −4 4 3–0[a] 0–1 1–1 —
Source: FIFA

maceo4 wrote:

Damunk wrote:

Dammy wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

Otitokoro wrote:Sorry, but which WCQ game did Nigeria lose in 2017?

Bigpokey24 wrote:^ this dude is already thinking of Semis in Qatar when AFCON qualifiers are still pending, talkless of if the WC 2022 will still host in NOV of that year..in fact watch this space **** will be exposed during the qualifiers... since 2004 we never lost a single WCQ, however come 2017 we finally lost due to **** beating the likes of Lesotho and Benin don cloud una..by this time next year, **** will the door

Algeria second game

What was the scores?

Bigporkey wrote:...since the 3 zero lost to Algeria during the WCQs the SE has bee on a free fall.
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=300674&p=5582675&hi ... a#p5582675

According to his reliable 'sauces' the scorers were Riyad Mahrez, Nabil Bentaleb and even one Rabah Madger like that.

Meanwhile he says the SE "never lost a WCQ since 2004" but nobody told him there's a reason we failed to qualify for the WC in 2006.

You see what Rohr has done to us kai, even retirees are scoring on us! This embarrassment must end at some point!

Bigpokey24 wrote:

Pos Team[ vte ] Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Nigeria 6 4 1 1 11 6 +5 13 Qualification to 2018 FIFA World Cup — 1–0 4–0 3–1
2 Zambia 6 2 2 2 8 7 +1 8 1–2 — 2–2 3–1
3 Cameroon 6 1 4 1 7 9 −2 7 1–1 1–1 — 2–0
4 Algeria 6 1 1 4 6 10 −4 4 3–0[a] 0–1 1–1 —
Source: FIFA

10 November 2017
20:30 UTC+1
Algeria 3–0
Awarded[note 2] Nigeria

vancity eagle wrote:Update Fall 2020

Depth Chart in order of rank

*possible return or change of nationality


STRIKERS

Victor Osimehn-21
Cyriel Dessers-25
Kelechi Iheanacho-23
Umar Sadiq-23
Josh Maja-21
Paul Onuachu-26
Taiwo Awoniyi-23
Simy Nwankwo-28
Terrem Moffi-21
Tolu Arokodare-19

*Odion Ighalo-31

WINGERS/WIDE STRIKERS

Samuel Chukwueze-21
Samuel Kalu-23
Simon Moses-25
Chidera Ejuke-22
Ademola Lookman-22
Ahmed Musa-27
Emmanuel Dennis-22
Noah Bazee-24
Henry Onyekuru-23
David Okereke-23
Peter Olayinka-24

*Victor Moses-29
*Bright Osayi Samuel-22


ATTACKING MIDFIELDER

Alex Iwobi-24

*Eberechi Eze-22
*Michael Olise-18

CENTER & DEFENSIVE MIDFIELDER

Wilfred Ndidi-23
Ovie Ejaria-22
Joe Aribo-24
Peter Etebo-24
Ramon Azeez-27
Mikel Agu-27
Frank Onyeka-22
Ogenyi Onazi-27
Azuibikwe Okechukwu-23
Kingsley Michael-21
Yusuf Alhassan-20
Samson Tijani-18
James Igbekeme-25
Anderson Esiti-26

CENTRE BACKS

William Troost Ekong-27
Semi Ajayi-26
Kevin Akpobuma-25
Kenneth Omeruo-26
Chidozie Awaziem-23
Tosin Adarabiroyio-23
Leon Balogun-31
Valentine Ozornwafor-21

*Jordan Torunariga-23
*Felix Udokhai-23

RIGHT BACKS

Ola Aina-23
Kingsley Ehizibue-25
Tyrone Ebuehi-24
Moses Odubajo-27
Shehu Abdullahi-27

LEFT BACKS

Jamilu Collins-26
Zaidu Sanusi-23
Brian Idowu-28
Ikouwem Udo-20


GOALKEEPERS

Francis Uzoho-21
Daniel Akpeyi-34
Maduka Okoye-21
Matthew Yakubu-21
Ikechukwu Ezenwa-31
Dele Alampasu-23

maceo4 wrote:

Dammy wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

Otitokoro wrote:Sorry, but which WCQ game did Nigeria lose in 2017?

Bigpokey24 wrote:^ this dude is already thinking of Semis in Qatar when AFCON qualifiers are still pending, talkless of if the WC 2022 will still host in NOV of that year..in fact watch this space **** will be exposed during the qualifiers... since 2004 we never lost a single WCQ, however come 2017 we finally lost due to **** beating the likes of Lesotho and Benin don cloud una..by this time next year, **** will the door

Algeria second game

What was the scores?

Ask FIFA abi na CAF

Eaglezbeak wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

Dammy wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

Otitokoro wrote:Sorry, but which WCQ game did Nigeria lose in 2017?

Bigpokey24 wrote:^ this dude is already thinking of Semis in Qatar when AFCON qualifiers are still pending, talkless of if the WC 2022 will still host in NOV of that year..in fact watch this space **** will be exposed during the qualifiers... since 2004 we never lost a single WCQ, however come 2017 we finally lost due to **** beating the likes of Lesotho and Benin don cloud una..by this time next year, **** will the door

Algeria second game

What was the scores?

Ask FIFA abi na CAF

Nigeria didn’t lose but they fielded an ineligible player and where docked points (I have no opinion on the NFAs mistake and no opinion on anyone that wasn’t aware)!

Bigpokey24 wrote:

Eaglezbeak wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

Dammy wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

Otitokoro wrote:Sorry, but which WCQ game did Nigeria lose in 2017?

Bigpokey24 wrote:^ this dude is already thinking of Semis in Qatar when AFCON qualifiers are still pending, talkless of if the WC 2022 will still host in NOV of that year..in fact watch this space **** will be exposed during the qualifiers... since 2004 we never lost a single WCQ, however come 2017 we finally lost due to **** beating the likes of Lesotho and Benin don cloud una..by this time next year, **** will the door

Algeria second game

What was the scores?

Ask FIFA abi na CAF

Nigeria didn’t lose but they fielded an ineligible player and where docked points (I have no opinion on the NFAs mistake and no opinion on anyone that wasn’t aware)!

Fact Nigeria lost 3 kondo, go check FIFA records, and guess who was the manager when we lost our first WCQ since ANgola in 2004?

vancity eagle wrote: ↑Thu Aug 10, 2023 1:28 am CURRENT DEPTH CHART AUGUST 2023

Players listed in order

STRIKERS

Victor Osimehn-24
Terrem Moffi-24
Taiwo Awoniyi-26
Kelechi Iheanacho-26
Umar Sadiq-26
Akor Adams-23
Cyriel Dessers-28
Paul Onuachu-29
Josh Maja-24
Tolu Arokodare-22


WINGERS/WIDE STRIKERS

Samuel Chukwueze-24
Ademola Lookman-25
Gift Orban-21
Victor Boniface-22
Emmanuel Dennis-25
Chidera Ejuke-25
Simon Moses-28
David Okereke-26
Peter Olayinka-27
Henry Onyekuru-26
Akinkunmi Amoo-21
Paul Mukairu-23
Ahmed Musa-30

ATTACKING MIDFIELDER

Alex Iwobi-27
Nathan Tella-24
Chuba Akpom-27
Divine Nwachukwu-20

CENTER & DEFENSIVE MIDFIELDER

Wilfred Ndidi-26
Joe Aribo-27
Yusuf AlHassan-23
Frank Onyeka-25
Kelechi Nwakali-25
Raphael Onyedika-22
Tom Dele-Bashiru-24
Obinna Nwobodo-26
Peter Etebo-27
Samson Tijani-21
Kingsley Michael-24
Innocent Bonke-27
Azubuikwe Okechukwu-26

possible nationality change

*Lesley Ugochukwu-19
* Carney Chukwuemeka-20
* David Ozoh-18

youth team prospects, need professional experience

* Ebenezer Akinsanmiro-18
* Victor Eletu-18
* Daniel Daga-16
* Tochukwu Nnandi-20

CENTRE BACKS

Tosin Adarabioyo-26
Calvin Bassey-23
Kevin Akpoguma-28
Jordan Torunariga-26
Semi Ajayi-29
Kenneth Omeruo-30
Chidozie Awaziem-26
William Troost Ekong-30
Olisa Ndah-25
Leon Balogun-35
Valentine Ozornwafor-24


Youth team prospects, need professional football

Benjamin Fredrick-18
Abel Ogwuche-20


RIGHT BACKS

Ola Aina-27
Bright Osay Samuel-25
Tyrone Ebuehi-27
Shehu Abdullahi-30

*Kingsley Ehizibue-28

LEFT BACKS

Zaidu Sanusi-26
Bruno Onyeamachi-24
Jamilu Collins-29
Ikouwem Udo-24
Ebube Duru-24


GOALKEEPERS

Francis Uzoho-25
Adebayo Adeleye-23
Maduka Okoye-24
Sebastien Osigwe-29
Victor Sochima-24
John Noble-30
Matthew Yakubu-24

possible nationality changes

Arthur Okonkwo-22