The King has spoken!
Posted: Fri Oct 04, 2019 2:56 pm
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cic old boy wrote:
because football, is a sport when you play or watch it, you forget about all the troubles folks experience daily... it's an escape routeazuka wrote:Well said.
Quick question though. Why is it that it's only in football nay sports that Nigerians are united and don't care what part of the country the athlete comes from?
If only we can transfer this mentality to other spheres imagine what the country will be like today.
Players have to beg Nigeria
cic old boy wrote:
why didn't Cameroon do the same for Kylian MBappekalani JR wrote:It's more recruiting than begging, we aren't promising them captaincy or preferential treatment. We are selling them on the potential of the team and the benefits they will accrue from being part of it.
Once you decide to get your nose and mouth out my #$% please make sure you get the slightly ingrown hair on the cuff of my left cheek, because I've been pressed for time and can't get it waxed this week.Bigpokey24 wrote:why didn't Cameroon do the same for Kylian MBappekalani JR wrote:It's more recruiting than begging, we aren't promising them captaincy or preferential treatment. We are selling them on the potential of the team and the benefits they will accrue from being part of it.
what thekalani JR wrote:Once you decide to get your nose and mouth out my #$% please make sure you get the slightly ingrown hair on the cuff of my left cheek, because I've been pressed for time and can't get it waxed this week.Bigpokey24 wrote:why didn't Cameroon do the same for Kylian MBappekalani JR wrote:It's more recruiting than begging, we aren't promising them captaincy or preferential treatment. We are selling them on the potential of the team and the benefits they will accrue from being part of it.
Thank you!1naija wrote:There is nothing wrong with trying to convince a quality player that has a choice to play for Nigeria or another country to chose Nigeria. That's not begging a player. Begging a player would be like begging Enyeama to come back.
kalani JR wrote:It's more recruiting than begging, we aren't promising them captaincy or preferential treatment. We are selling them on the potential of the team and the benefits they will accrue from being part of it.
Delusiondanfo driver wrote:kalani JR wrote:It's more recruiting than begging, we aren't promising them captaincy or preferential treatment. We are selling them on the potential of the team and the benefits they will accrue from being part of it.
We don’t want to recruit anybody! This is not a fooking club side or confraternity. If you want to play for Nigeria, you make it known and then perform at your top level at your club. Our coach will then decide whether you are good enough to wear our shirt! The same shirt in which Samuel okwaraji died, the same shirt in which Taribo bled, the same shirt in which Oliseh played with fever! That shirt!
Everyone recruits, even when there are players that don't have other options in terms of citizenship there is still recruitment going on.danfo driver wrote:kalani JR wrote:It's more recruiting than begging, we aren't promising them captaincy or preferential treatment. We are selling them on the potential of the team and the benefits they will accrue from being part of it.
We don’t want to recruit anybody! This is not a fooking club side or confraternity. If you want to play for Nigeria, you make it known and then perform at your top level at your club. Our coach will then decide whether you are good enough to wear our shirt! The same shirt in which Samuel okwaraji died, the same shirt in which Taribo bled, the same shirt in which Oliseh played with fever! That shirt!
cool.1naija wrote:Delusiondanfo driver wrote:kalani JR wrote:It's more recruiting than begging, we aren't promising them captaincy or preferential treatment. We are selling them on the potential of the team and the benefits they will accrue from being part of it.
We don’t want to recruit anybody! This is not a fooking club side or confraternity. If you want to play for Nigeria, you make it known and then perform at your top level at your club. Our coach will then decide whether you are good enough to wear our shirt! The same shirt in which Samuel okwaraji died, the same shirt in which Taribo bled, the same shirt in which Oliseh played with fever! That shirt!
We arent "everyone." We are Nigeria.kalani JR wrote:Everyone recruits, even when there are players that don't have other options in terms of citizenship there is still recruitment going on.danfo driver wrote:kalani JR wrote:It's more recruiting than begging, we aren't promising them captaincy or preferential treatment. We are selling them on the potential of the team and the benefits they will accrue from being part of it.
We don’t want to recruit anybody! This is not a fooking club side or confraternity. If you want to play for Nigeria, you make it known and then perform at your top level at your club. Our coach will then decide whether you are good enough to wear our shirt! The same shirt in which Samuel okwaraji died, the same shirt in which Taribo bled, the same shirt in which Oliseh played with fever! That shirt!
Great footballing nations like world champions France, Germany, Italy, Holland, Belgium, England and Spain all have a history of nationalising foreign born players in order to get them to play for their national teams. So there's nothing wrong in the NFF courting dual nationality players to play for uskalani JR wrote:Everyone recruits, even when there are players that don't have other options in terms of citizenship there is still recruitment going on.danfo driver wrote:kalani JR wrote:It's more recruiting than begging, we aren't promising them captaincy or preferential treatment. We are selling them on the potential of the team and the benefits they will accrue from being part of it.
We don’t want to recruit anybody! This is not a fooking club side or confraternity. If you want to play for Nigeria, you make it known and then perform at your top level at your club. Our coach will then decide whether you are good enough to wear our shirt! The same shirt in which Samuel okwaraji died, the same shirt in which Taribo bled, the same shirt in which Oliseh played with fever! That shirt!
I don't think Abraham did much wrong, he clearly didn't want to offend internet Nigerians and his dad's friend. It was always clear that he would be playing for England (He made his debut two years ago), Pinnick just wanted him to be the crowning achievement of his tenure as chairman.Dammy wrote:Great footballing nations like world champions France, Germany, Italy, Holland, Belgium, England and Spain all have a history of nationalising foreign born players in order to get them to play for their national teams. So there's nothing wrong in the NFF courting dual nationality players to play for uskalani JR wrote:Everyone recruits, even when there are players that don't have other options in terms of citizenship there is still recruitment going on.danfo driver wrote:kalani JR wrote:It's more recruiting than begging, we aren't promising them captaincy or preferential treatment. We are selling them on the potential of the team and the benefits they will accrue from being part of it.
We don’t want to recruit anybody! This is not a fooking club side or confraternity. If you want to play for Nigeria, you make it known and then perform at your top level at your club. Our coach will then decide whether you are good enough to wear our shirt! The same shirt in which Samuel okwaraji died, the same shirt in which Taribo bled, the same shirt in which Oliseh played with fever! That shirt!
What I don't like is allowing ourselves to be used as a bargaining chip like Abraham did. He didn't have any intention of playing for us but our officials allowed him to use us. We should have seen through his antics and cut off the chase ages ago.