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My apologies Nelson is more like Iniesta and not Pogba..

TV interview with Mpenza TV in Tanzania..

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Please come again ? Tanza what ?

REMINDS ME OF A LINE IN THE OLD NIGERIAN ANTHEM


"And this we count as gain."
Bell

The money us good. Simba payed Rivers United One hundred and fifty thousand dollars as transfer fee.

Salary around five thousand dollars per month.

Purity wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 3:55 am The money us good. Simba payed Rivers United One hundred and fifty thousand dollars as transfer fee.

Salary around five thousand dollars per month.

SO...


...Nigerian clubs cannot pay a top player US$5,000 per month?
Bell

Bell wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 4:56 am

Purity wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 3:55 am The money us good. Simba payed Rivers United One hundred and fifty thousand dollars as transfer fee.

Salary around five thousand dollars per month.

SO...


...Nigerian clubs cannot pay a top player US$5,000 per month?
Bell

The league in Tanzania has attracted serious sponsorship money and their football is on the rise, league-wise. Registration of foreign players is also on the increase as Tanzanian teams are allowed to sign up to 10 foreign players.

Simba FC secured a 5-year sponsorship contract worth about $11m with Mbet. Their rival Yanga FC (Young Africans) just signed a new Sponsorship contract with Sportpesa, worth about $5m for three (3) years.

Azam Media Limited, last year, signed a TSh225.6 Billion (about $96m) television rights deal with the Mainland Tanzania Premier League for 10 years. The television revenue is distributed between the clubs somehow like how EPL shares their revenue from broadcasting rights.

A local bank, The (NBC) Limited Tanzania sponsored the 2021-2022 league season to the tune of TSh2.5 billion (about $1m).

I believe that the body running the league in Nigeria does have one or two things to learn from TFF Tanzania.

https://www.thecitizen.co.tz/tanzania/n ... al-3900316
https://www.thecitizen.co.tz/tanzania/n ... ia-3895214
https://www.thecitizen.co.tz/tanzania/n ... al-3413156

Bell wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 2:14 am REMINDS ME OF A LINE IN THE OLD NIGERIAN ANTHEM


"And this we count as gain."
Bell

...yes, Tanzania league must be better than Nigeria's, and good and timely pay too.
Let the shame continue to sink in.

Tanzania premier league is very good..

Simba FC secured a 5-year sponsorship contract worth about $11m with Mbet. Their rival Yanga FC (Young Africans) just signed a new Sponsorship contract with Sportpesa, worth about $5m for three (3) years.

Okwa cost Simba around s150 USD..

Purity wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 3:40 pm Tanzania premier league is very good..

Simba FC secured a 5-year sponsorship contract worth about $11m with Mbet. Their rival Yanga FC (Young Africans) just signed a new Sponsorship contract with Sportpesa, worth about $5m for three (3) years.

Okwa cost Simba around s150 USD..

GREAT, SO...


...how come Nigeria cant have a great league?
Bell

Bell wrote: ↑Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:33 am

Purity wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 3:40 pm Tanzania premier league is very good..

Simba FC secured a 5-year sponsorship contract worth about $11m with Mbet. Their rival Yanga FC (Young Africans) just signed a new Sponsorship contract with Sportpesa, worth about $5m for three (3) years.

Okwa cost Simba around s150 USD..

GREAT, SO...


...how come Nigeria cant have a great league?
Bell

Bell

A move like this is just like anyone else changing jobs for better pay. Would you frown at someone leaving a job in Lagos for one in Dar es Salaam if the new job pays better and salary is consistent and assured? I bet the answer would be NO.

We have to understand that these guys are people and will make decisions just like you will and football is a short career. The idea of waiting for big leagues makes little sense, except where an offer is forthcoming and it involves better pay. These moves are not for fans but for livelihood and family comfort.

He gets a debut goal!

Sunset wrote: ↑Fri Aug 12, 2022 10:22 am He gets a debut goal!

Sunset,

Watching this video makes one feel very SAD about our football in Nigeria. Imagine such a huge crowd for an international friendly between a team in Tanzania and another in Ethiopia? Yet, Nigeria with huge population of football lovers cannot fill a stadium for a game involving top local teams. I put that down to lazy attitude towards marketing. Really sad!!!!!