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The method that led to Mba becoming the Elephant Slayer.vancity eagle wrote: ↑Tue May 10, 2022 4:20 pm So the crooks learned from their last debacle against Mexico. Now they use the "keshi method"
Surround your junks you intend to market with some first team players.
TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: ↑Wed May 11, 2022 3:56 pm I wouldn’t be surprised if Mexico gave Nigeria’s handlers an incentive to field a diluted team
Cheers.
Enugu II wrote: ↑Tue May 10, 2022 5:16 pmUgbowo,
My hunch is that Salisu is using this to build up the homebased team that he is in charge for the Africa-based AFCON that will be coming up soon. This is a different tint to what Keshi used in the past to build a strong home-based squad. This is simply based on my analysis of this list. He possibly knows that the NFF is not going to fund a long period of camping for the homebased lads (as was the case with Keshi). Thus, since Salisu will be the coach of that homebased squad why not use this opportunity as Interim Manager of the SE to begin to build up the HB team that he will be managing. After all, why invite 25 FB guys and leave some of them without a minute on the field? That is just my conjecture at the moment.
Ugbowo wrote: ↑Tue May 10, 2022 5:56 pmProf,Enugu II wrote: ↑Tue May 10, 2022 5:16 pmUgbowo,
My hunch is that Salisu is using this to build up the homebased team that he is in charge for the Africa-based AFCON that will be coming up soon. This is a different tint to what Keshi used in the past to build a strong home-based squad. This is simply based on my analysis of this list. He possibly knows that the NFF is not going to fund a long period of camping for the homebased lads (as was the case with Keshi). Thus, since Salisu will be the coach of that homebased squad why not use this opportunity as Interim Manager of the SE to begin to build up the HB team that he will be managing. After all, why invite 25 FB guys and leave some of them without a minute on the field? That is just my conjecture at the moment.
It could be but we can't be sure. I just know from the utterances in the press that this was imminent. There was an obvious clamor for the inclusion of the homebased players and the home based coach is in charge. I guess 1+1=2?
I forgot about Ndah. Considering he went to Mexico and then AFCON, this would have continued his growth probably. But maybe we ae not thinking about that.
His fantastic performances for Pirates saw Ndah earn a surprise call up to the Nigerian national team, with coach Augustine Eguavoen taking the lanky centre back with him to the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon earlier this year. Even though Ndah only played a few minutes in that campaign, it is believed that there were clubs who had been watching him train during the tournament. It is also believed that the 24-year-old had attracted interest from clubs abroad even before setting foot in South Africa. It now seems as if that interest is intensifying according to sources speaking to The Citizen.
INTEREST FROM SWEDEN CONFIRMED
“I think this was expected because apparently before he (Ndah) joined Pirates there was a team overseas that wanted to sign him, but they took their time making an official bid while he was still in Nigeria. So, Pirates acted quickly on him, but now there is already a club in Sweden that is very serious about signing him. This is a big deal for him because that is his biggest dream – he wants to go play on a bigger stage at some point. But, still, he remains grounded and knows that he is Pirates player,” said the source.
The very vocal online marketers on CE have gone quiet probably after receiving their cut.txj wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 8:19 pmHis fantastic performances for Pirates saw Ndah earn a surprise call up to the Nigerian national team, with coach Augustine Eguavoen taking the lanky centre back with him to the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon earlier this year. Even though Ndah only played a few minutes in that campaign, it is believed that there were clubs who had been watching him train during the tournament. It is also believed that the 24-year-old had attracted interest from clubs abroad even before setting foot in South Africa. It now seems as if that interest is intensifying according to sources speaking to The Citizen.
INTEREST FROM SWEDEN CONFIRMED
“I think this was expected because apparently before he (Ndah) joined Pirates there was a team overseas that wanted to sign him, but they took their time making an official bid while he was still in Nigeria. So, Pirates acted quickly on him, but now there is already a club in Sweden that is very serious about signing him. This is a big deal for him because that is his biggest dream – he wants to go play on a bigger stage at some point. But, still, he remains grounded and knows that he is Pirates player,” said the source.
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We still have sane and honest people on CE.
And you guys point is what exactly?Dammy wrote: ↑Sat May 14, 2022 12:30 amThe very vocal online marketers on CE have gone quiet probably after receiving their cut.txj wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 8:19 pmHis fantastic performances for Pirates saw Ndah earn a surprise call up to the Nigerian national team, with coach Augustine Eguavoen taking the lanky centre back with him to the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon earlier this year. Even though Ndah only played a few minutes in that campaign, it is believed that there were clubs who had been watching him train during the tournament. It is also believed that the 24-year-old had attracted interest from clubs abroad even before setting foot in South Africa. It now seems as if that interest is intensifying according to sources speaking to The Citizen.
INTEREST FROM SWEDEN CONFIRMED
“I think this was expected because apparently before he (Ndah) joined Pirates there was a team overseas that wanted to sign him, but they took their time making an official bid while he was still in Nigeria. So, Pirates acted quickly on him, but now there is already a club in Sweden that is very serious about signing him. This is a big deal for him because that is his biggest dream – he wants to go play on a bigger stage at some point. But, still, he remains grounded and knows that he is Pirates player,” said the source.
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We knew what the project was about because we have been down that route before but the online marketers were asking for "evidence"!
There are countless guys who only got one call-up.txj wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 8:18 pm
Let me say it again, slowly:
The Ndah marketing Project was completed in Cameroon with the token AFCON appearance, cementing his marketing tag as a 'Nigerian international'.
The market is thus closed and the traders have all gone home and moved to the next one...
Cellular wrote: ↑Sat May 14, 2022 1:55 pmThere are countless guys who only got one call-up.txj wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 8:18 pm
Let me say it again, slowly:
The Ndah marketing Project was completed in Cameroon with the token AFCON appearance, cementing his marketing tag as a 'Nigerian international'.
The market is thus closed and the traders have all gone home and moved to the next one...
Based on Ndah's cameo at the AFCON he deserves another call-up.
And yes, the National Team has been a launching platform (raised profile) for a lot of players including guys like Okoye, Ekong, Balogun, just to name a few in recent memory. Who were their marketers? Since you know too well the marketing hustle.
The whole thing is confusing to be honest, and a weird angle to have because if we kept the same energy for most new call-up's there would be a long list of those we could give such a label. For me, as long as they are clearly talented and we're not overlooking someone that's clearly superior to them it's not a big deal.Cellular wrote: ↑Sat May 14, 2022 1:55 pmThere are countless guys who only got one call-up.txj wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 8:18 pm
Let me say it again, slowly:
The Ndah marketing Project was completed in Cameroon with the token AFCON appearance, cementing his marketing tag as a 'Nigerian international'.
The market is thus closed and the traders have all gone home and moved to the next one...
Based on Ndah's cameo at the AFCON he deserves another call-up.
And yes, the National Team has been a launching platform (raised profile) for a lot of players including guys like Okoye, Ekong, Balogun, just to name a few in recent memory. Who were their marketers? Since you know too well the marketing hustle.
Sunset wrote: ↑Sat May 14, 2022 6:22 pmThe whole thing is confusing to be honest, and a weird angle to have because if we kept the same energy for most new call-up's there would be a long list of those we could give such a label. For me, as long as they are clearly talented and we're not overlooking someone that's clearly superior to them it's not a big deal.Cellular wrote: ↑Sat May 14, 2022 1:55 pmThere are countless guys who only got one call-up.txj wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 8:18 pm
Let me say it again, slowly:
The Ndah marketing Project was completed in Cameroon with the token AFCON appearance, cementing his marketing tag as a 'Nigerian international'.
The market is thus closed and the traders have all gone home and moved to the next one...
Based on Ndah's cameo at the AFCON he deserves another call-up.
And yes, the National Team has been a launching platform (raised profile) for a lot of players including guys like Okoye, Ekong, Balogun, just to name a few in recent memory. Who were their marketers? Since you know too well the marketing hustle.
It's like people want to act like Ndah didn't play a crucial role in Akwa United winning the NPFL last season, or is widely regarded as the best CB in the South African league in less than the season he has been there helping them reach the semi finals of the Caf Confederations cup.
But that is EXACTLY what is going on.
But how does this apply when the player in question isn't "domestic"? Was he not an Orlando Pirates player at AFCON?txj wrote: ↑Sat May 14, 2022 8:03 pmSunset wrote: ↑Sat May 14, 2022 6:22 pmThe whole thing is confusing to be honest, and a weird angle to have because if we kept the same energy for most new call-up's there would be a long list of those we could give such a label. For me, as long as they are clearly talented and we're not overlooking someone that's clearly superior to them it's not a big deal.Cellular wrote: ↑Sat May 14, 2022 1:55 pmThere are countless guys who only got one call-up.txj wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 8:18 pm
Let me say it again, slowly:
The Ndah marketing Project was completed in Cameroon with the token AFCON appearance, cementing his marketing tag as a 'Nigerian international'.
The market is thus closed and the traders have all gone home and moved to the next one...
Based on Ndah's cameo at the AFCON he deserves another call-up.
And yes, the National Team has been a launching platform (raised profile) for a lot of players including guys like Okoye, Ekong, Balogun, just to name a few in recent memory. Who were their marketers? Since you know too well the marketing hustle.
It's like people want to act like Ndah didn't play a crucial role in Akwa United winning the NPFL last season, or is widely regarded as the best CB in the South African league in less than the season he has been there helping them reach the semi finals of the Caf Confederations cup.
Not really and you should stop covering for fraud.
NT invitations of domestic players, at youth and SE level are all based on agency representation, except in very, very glaring cases. And I'm probably not saying anything you did not already know...
The SE has been used since Taiwo Ogunjobi's time by elements in the NFF in connivance with the coaches to to facilitate marketing of players.
Sometimes it could coincide with a valuable talented player coming thru, but for the most part its simply about business.