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Algeria v Nigeria: Peseiro reveals the truth behind Ndidi leaving Super Eagles camp
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Photo of Tope Adefala Tope Adefala31 mins ago0 1 1 minute read

Super Eagles head coach, Jose Peseiro, has revealed the truth behind the departure of Wilfred Ndidi from the camp, as the team prepares to face Algeria.

Nigeria and Algeria will play two friendlies, the first tomorrow against the Algeria CHAN team, at the Mohamed Maloiul Stadium, Constantine.

While the second friendly against the Algeria main team will be played at the Miloud Hadefi Stadium, Oran next week Tuesday.

All the invited players are in camp, except for Emmanuel Dennis who didn’t even show up because of injury, and Wilfred Ndidi who has left for Leicester City today.

It was reported that the combative midfielder picked up an injury, but other reports suggested he left the camp because of a disagreement between him and coach Peseiro.

Wilfred Ndidi in a bit to clear himself got into it with a US-based Nigerian journo, Suleiman Folarin, who claimed that he left the camp in disagreement with the coach.

The journalist claimed that Wilfred Ndidi was told by coach Jose Peseiro that he would play as a defender instead of his traditional midfield position.

And that Wilfred Ndidi left the camp because of the disagreement in views, but Wilfred Ndidi refuted the claims, saying the journalist should have asked questions to confirm the authenticity of his statement.

Jose Peseiro, the other person, involved in the issue has spoken about it, dismissing the disagreement claims.

“Ndidi, Okay when he come, I give one relationship with all the staff and our players.

“The fitness coach from Leicester City sent a message to our fitness coach, we have that connection with them, that he complained in the last match.

“He come, he did training without pain, they won’t train a small train, and with the conditions, but he feels something in the hamstring and needed one MRI yesterday.

“I think it is better don’t use them, okay, it’s possible he’s not done yet, but I don’t go to use one player in front of the match if he can get more insurance, for that he come back to Leicester City today for cover faster.”

Tobi17 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 22, 2022 9:18 pm Everything about this team has just been shady, someday the truth will come out but it appears certain players are getting tired of playing for Nigeria under this current NFF administration...the baffling decision to invite Yusuf (an invitation his club even confirmed) only to rescind the invitation just sounds very weird...then the Balogun situation where a whole FA boldly lied that he was injured and withdrawn from the initial list, only for the same "injured" Balogun to go on and play a full 90 minutes the same day for his club, even earning high praises from the coach...then the Aribo situation (a silly excuse for his exclusion was hastily given), and now Ndidi.

maceo4 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 22, 2022 10:01 pm

Tobi17 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 22, 2022 9:18 pm Everything about this team has just been shady, someday the truth will come out but it appears certain players are getting tired of playing for Nigeria under this current NFF administration...the baffling decision to invite Yusuf (an invitation his club even confirmed) only to rescind the invitation just sounds very weird...then the Balogun situation where a whole FA boldly lied that he was injured and withdrawn from the initial list, only for the same "injured" Balogun to go on and play a full 90 minutes the same day for his club, even earning high praises from the coach...then the Aribo situation (a silly excuse for his exclusion was hastily given), and now Ndidi.

And I thought this kind of stuff doesn’t happen under an FC? I don’t know when y’all will get it through your head that Naija ain’t going anywhere until we start running our footie professionally. NFF is the biggest issue we have…

Ugbowo wrote: ↑Thu Sep 22, 2022 10:59 pm @EII,

For your own sanity, let the Aribo issue go. I can categorically tell you there's NOTHING there. He was rested. QED

This Ndidi story is another matter. I have been speaking with Sulaiman all day essentially and he is adamant that his source is rock solid and he was only doing his job as a journalist to report on what he was told. I told him I disagreed with him because the rumor was too ridiculous to make any sense. But again, you just never know.

Dennis and Balogun have to be looked at. There is something there....injury was an easy excuse for Balogun but keep in mind Valentine had his invitation BEFORE he was called up as a replacement. Dennis injury new came out AFTER rumblings of his rejection went public.....

We siddonlook as usual.

Enugu II wrote: ↑Thu Sep 22, 2022 8:53 pm

Algeria v Nigeria: Peseiro reveals the truth behind Ndidi leaving Super Eagles camp
https://sportsration.com/algeria-v-nige ... gles-camp/
Photo of Tope Adefala Tope Adefala31 mins ago0 1 1 minute read

Super Eagles head coach, Jose Peseiro, has revealed the truth behind the departure of Wilfred Ndidi from the camp, as the team prepares to face Algeria.

Nigeria and Algeria will play two friendlies, the first tomorrow against the Algeria CHAN team, at the Mohamed Maloiul Stadium, Constantine.

While the second friendly against the Algeria main team will be played at the Miloud Hadefi Stadium, Oran next week Tuesday.

All the invited players are in camp, except for Emmanuel Dennis who didn’t even show up because of injury, and Wilfred Ndidi who has left for Leicester City today.

It was reported that the combative midfielder picked up an injury, but other reports suggested he left the camp because of a disagreement between him and coach Peseiro.

Wilfred Ndidi in a bit to clear himself got into it with a US-based Nigerian journo, Suleiman Folarin, who claimed that he left the camp in disagreement with the coach.

The journalist claimed that Wilfred Ndidi was told by coach Jose Peseiro that he would play as a defender instead of his traditional midfield position.

And that Wilfred Ndidi left the camp because of the disagreement in views, but Wilfred Ndidi refuted the claims, saying the journalist should have asked questions to confirm the authenticity of his statement.

Jose Peseiro, the other person, involved in the issue has spoken about it, dismissing the disagreement claims.

“Ndidi, Okay when he come, I give one relationship with all the staff and our players.

“The fitness coach from Leicester City sent a message to our fitness coach, we have that connection with them, that he complained in the last match.

“He come, he did training without pain, they won’t train a small train, and with the conditions, but he feels something in the hamstring and needed one MRI yesterday.

“I think it is better don’t use them, okay, it’s possible he’s not done yet, but I don’t go to use one player in front of the match if he can get more insurance, for that he come back to Leicester City today for cover faster.”

HERE IS MY SUMMATION:

1. The tweet by Folarin and Ndidi's subsequent report of an injury are not mutually exclusive i.e. it is still possible that Ndidi was upset about a request (If such a request exists) to platy centerback. It is also possible that he got injured afterwards and left. Why cannot the two co-exist?
2. The real story on Aribo's absence is still under wraps but for how long?
3. Dennis reportedly rejected call up as a replacement, citing injury.

highbury wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 4:57 am Slavery has made some to believe that only foreign coaches are the solution to our problems. It has never been about coaching but depraved NFF and supporters here like Van City.

Damunk wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 7:50 am

highbury wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 4:57 am Slavery has made some to believe that only foreign coaches are the solution to our problems. It has never been about coaching but depraved NFF and supporters here like Van City.

Slavery has had many dubious effects on the black man’s mind.
Many.

maceo4 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 22, 2022 10:01 pm

Tobi17 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 22, 2022 9:18 pm Everything about this team has just been shady, someday the truth will come out but it appears certain players are getting tired of playing for Nigeria under this current NFF administration...the baffling decision to invite Yusuf (an invitation his club even confirmed) only to rescind the invitation just sounds very weird...then the Balogun situation where a whole FA boldly lied that he was injured and withdrawn from the initial list, only for the same "injured" Balogun to go on and play a full 90 minutes the same day for his club, even earning high praises from the coach...then the Aribo situation (a silly excuse for his exclusion was hastily given), and now Ndidi.

And I thought this kind of stuff doesn’t happen under an FC? I don’t know when y’all will get it through your head that Naija ain’t going anywhere until we start running our footie professionally. NFF is the biggest issue we have…

Adisboy wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 9:54 am

Damunk wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 7:50 am

highbury wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 4:57 am Slavery has made some to believe that only foreign coaches are the solution to our problems. It has never been about coaching but depraved NFF and supporters here like Van City.

Slavery has had many dubious effects on the black man’s mind.
Many.

I honestly don't think any Nigerian believes that. What most believe is that it is the best way to go considering our currect situation. The NFF as it is currently structured will never create a conducive enviroment for a local coach to succeed. They (NFF) have a bit more reverence & respect for foreigners which is the major problem.

Adisboy wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 9:54 am

Damunk wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 7:50 am

highbury wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 4:57 am Slavery has made some to believe that only foreign coaches are the solution to our problems. It has never been about coaching but depraved NFF and supporters here like Van City.

Slavery has had many dubious effects on the black man’s mind.
Many.

I honestly don't think any Nigerian believes that. What most believe is that it is the best way to go considering our currect situation. The NFF as it is currently structured will never create a conducive enviroment for a local coach to succeed. They (NFF) have a bit more reverence & respect for foreigners which is the major problem.

Enugu II wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 1:54 pm

Adisboy wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 9:54 am

Damunk wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 7:50 am

highbury wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 4:57 am Slavery has made some to believe that only foreign coaches are the solution to our problems. It has never been about coaching but depraved NFF and supporters here like Van City.

Slavery has had many dubious effects on the black man’s mind.
Many.

I honestly don't think any Nigerian believes that. What most believe is that it is the best way to go considering our currect situation. The NFF as it is currently structured will never create a conducive enviroment for a local coach to succeed. They (NFF) have a bit more reverence & respect for foreigners which is the major problem.

Adisboy

While I agree that a local coach will have more difficulty, it is not impossible. Success is predicated more on the personality of the manager. Keshi succeeded because he was willing to battle the NFF. Mind you, some foreign managers did not battle as much and failed. Thus, it is not impossible for a local manager to succeed.

mcal wrote: ↑Thu Sep 22, 2022 10:33 pm

maceo4 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 22, 2022 10:01 pm

Tobi17 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 22, 2022 9:18 pm Everything about this team has just been shady, someday the truth will come out but it appears certain players are getting tired of playing for Nigeria under this current NFF administration...the baffling decision to invite Yusuf (an invitation his club even confirmed) only to rescind the invitation just sounds very weird...then the Balogun situation where a whole FA boldly lied that he was injured and withdrawn from the initial list, only for the same "injured" Balogun to go on and play a full 90 minutes the same day for his club, even earning high praises from the coach...then the Aribo situation (a silly excuse for his exclusion was hastily given), and now Ndidi.

And I thought this kind of stuff doesn’t happen under an FC? I don’t know when y’all will get it through your head that Naija ain’t going anywhere until we start running our footie professionally. NFF is the biggest issue we have…

...no be today.
Professional players being controlled by amature mugus.
It's mind bugling.

Dammy wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 7:43 am

Enugu II wrote: ↑Thu Sep 22, 2022 8:53 pm

Algeria v Nigeria: Peseiro reveals the truth behind Ndidi leaving Super Eagles camp
https://sportsration.com/algeria-v-nige ... gles-camp/
Photo of Tope Adefala Tope Adefala31 mins ago0 1 1 minute read

Super Eagles head coach, Jose Peseiro, has revealed the truth behind the departure of Wilfred Ndidi from the camp, as the team prepares to face Algeria.

Nigeria and Algeria will play two friendlies, the first tomorrow against the Algeria CHAN team, at the Mohamed Maloiul Stadium, Constantine.

While the second friendly against the Algeria main team will be played at the Miloud Hadefi Stadium, Oran next week Tuesday.

All the invited players are in camp, except for Emmanuel Dennis who didn’t even show up because of injury, and Wilfred Ndidi who has left for Leicester City today.

It was reported that the combative midfielder picked up an injury, but other reports suggested he left the camp because of a disagreement between him and coach Peseiro.

Wilfred Ndidi in a bit to clear himself got into it with a US-based Nigerian journo, Suleiman Folarin, who claimed that he left the camp in disagreement with the coach.

The journalist claimed that Wilfred Ndidi was told by coach Jose Peseiro that he would play as a defender instead of his traditional midfield position.

And that Wilfred Ndidi left the camp because of the disagreement in views, but Wilfred Ndidi refuted the claims, saying the journalist should have asked questions to confirm the authenticity of his statement.

Jose Peseiro, the other person, involved in the issue has spoken about it, dismissing the disagreement claims.

“Ndidi, Okay when he come, I give one relationship with all the staff and our players.

“The fitness coach from Leicester City sent a message to our fitness coach, we have that connection with them, that he complained in the last match.

“He come, he did training without pain, they won’t train a small train, and with the conditions, but he feels something in the hamstring and needed one MRI yesterday.

“I think it is better don’t use them, okay, it’s possible he’s not done yet, but I don’t go to use one player in front of the match if he can get more insurance, for that he come back to Leicester City today for cover faster.”

HERE IS MY SUMMATION:

1. The tweet by Folarin and Ndidi's subsequent report of an injury are not mutually exclusive i.e. it is still possible that Ndidi was upset about a request (If such a request exists) to platy centerback. It is also possible that he got injured afterwards and left. Why cannot the two co-exist?
2. The real story on Aribo's absence is still under wraps but for how long?
3. Dennis reportedly rejected call up as a replacement, citing injury.

You too like conspiracy theories!

Adisboy wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 9:54 am

Damunk wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 7:50 am

highbury wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 4:57 am Slavery has made some to believe that only foreign coaches are the solution to our problems. It has never been about coaching but depraved NFF and supporters here like Van City.

Slavery has had many dubious effects on the black man’s mind.
Many.

I honestly don't think any Nigerian believes that. What most believe is that it is the best way to go considering our currect situation. The NFF as it is currently structured will never create a conducive enviroment for a local coach to succeed. They (NFF) have a bit more reverence & respect for foreigners which is the major problem.