Nigeria's top goal scorers at the World cup
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Nigeria's top goal scorers at the World cup
Guess what they were all born in Nigeria or played in Nigeria, whatever rubbish we've been using to recruit players should be thrown out the door.. it offers nothingTop goalscorers
Rank Player Goals World Cups
1 Ahmed Musa 4 2014 (2) and 2018 (2)
2 Daniel Amokachi 2 1994
Emmanuel Amunike 2 1994
Kalu Uche 2 2010
5 Finidi George 1 1994
Samson Siasia 1 1994
Rashidi Yekini 1 1994
Mutiu Adepoju 1 1998
Tijani Babangida 1 1998
Victor Ikpeba 1 1998
Sunday Oliseh 1 1998
Wilson Oruma 1 1998
Julius Aghahowa 1 2002
Yakubu 1 2010
Peter Odemwingie 1 2014
Victor Moses 1 2018
our most successful players are true sons of the soil and should be the main focus going forward and not trash/ failed rejects from England
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You have started again. You want a local coach?…Fine, name one that isn’t named Salisu. Now you want to exclude all foreign born players. Don’t forget that 1/64th of Nigerians are in a foreign land including you, and they have kids that might become footballers.Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 12:42 pmGuess what they were all born in Nigeria or played in Nigeria, whatever rubbish we've been using to recruit players should be thrown out the door.. it offers nothingTop goalscorers
Rank Player Goals World Cups
1 Ahmed Musa 4 2014 (2) and 2018 (2)
2 Daniel Amokachi 2 1994
Emmanuel Amunike 2 1994
Kalu Uche 2 2010
5 Finidi George 1 1994
Samson Siasia 1 1994
Rashidi Yekini 1 1994
Mutiu Adepoju 1 1998
Tijani Babangida 1 1998
Victor Ikpeba 1 1998
Sunday Oliseh 1 1998
Wilson Oruma 1 1998
Julius Aghahowa 1 2002
Yakubu 1 2010
Peter Odemwingie 1 2014
Victor Moses 1 2018
our most successful players are true sons of the soil and should be the main focus going forward and not trash/ failed rejects from England
"Yea right, we await the beatings the Aussie has for them. The Falcons are just another bad team at the women world cup".....fatpokey Tue Jul 25, 2023 4:34 .
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I deal with facts and not sentiments mixed with corruption.. so many rejects currently playing for the SE ,used long leg to get into the squad . That is why we get beat by the likes of CAR in Lagos and Madagascar . Tell me one UK reject a EU club has broken the bank for, or has been nominated for APOY?packerland wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 2:18 pmYou have started again. You want a local coach?…Fine, name one that isn’t named Salisu. Now you want to exclude all foreign born players. Don’t forget that 1/64th of Nigerians are in a foreign land including you, and they have kids that might become footballers.Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 12:42 pmGuess what they were all born in Nigeria or played in Nigeria, whatever rubbish we've been using to recruit players should be thrown out the door.. it offers nothingTop goalscorers
Rank Player Goals World Cups
1 Ahmed Musa 4 2014 (2) and 2018 (2)
2 Daniel Amokachi 2 1994
Emmanuel Amunike 2 1994
Kalu Uche 2 2010
5 Finidi George 1 1994
Samson Siasia 1 1994
Rashidi Yekini 1 1994
Mutiu Adepoju 1 1998
Tijani Babangida 1 1998
Victor Ikpeba 1 1998
Sunday Oliseh 1 1998
Wilson Oruma 1 1998
Julius Aghahowa 1 2002
Yakubu 1 2010
Peter Odemwingie 1 2014
Victor Moses 1 2018
our most successful players are true sons of the soil and should be the main focus going forward and not trash/ failed rejects from England
DO you want me to list the 5 most expensive SE players? i can beat my chest and say they were either born in Nigeria, or came from our youth systems
Many of you who advocate for these useless rejects over our u17s, u20s, and u23s into the SE, are all those who ran away from Nigeria and still see every thing foreign or white as better..abeg make we hear word
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Re: Nigeria's top goal scorers at the World cup
Saka already has 2 goals
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Because a player is born in Nigeria does not mean that him or her perfected their skills in Nigeria. Yes, I agree that people like Ekong and Okoye should not be near the NT but where are the better homegrown players? Why can’t we chose from the best of what we got? Do don’t pay your coaches and your ogas at the top are selecting players and you are here clamoring for exclusion like that is our main problem.Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 2:25 pmI deal with facts and not sentiments mixed with corruption.. so many rejects currently playing for the SE used long leg to get into the squad . That is why we get beat by the likes of CAR in Lagos and Madagascar . Tell me one UK reject a EU club has broken the bank for or has been nominated for APOY?packerland wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 2:18 pmYou have started again. You want a local coach?…Fine, name one that isn’t named Salisu. Now you want to exclude all foreign born players. Don’t forget that 1/64th of Nigerians are in a foreign land including you, and they have kids that might become footballers.Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 12:42 pmGuess what they were all born in Nigeria or played in Nigeria, whatever rubbish we've been using to recruit players should be thrown out the door.. it offers nothingTop goalscorers
Rank Player Goals World Cups
1 Ahmed Musa 4 2014 (2) and 2018 (2)
2 Daniel Amokachi 2 1994
Emmanuel Amunike 2 1994
Kalu Uche 2 2010
5 Finidi George 1 1994
Samson Siasia 1 1994
Rashidi Yekini 1 1994
Mutiu Adepoju 1 1998
Tijani Babangida 1 1998
Victor Ikpeba 1 1998
Sunday Oliseh 1 1998
Wilson Oruma 1 1998
Julius Aghahowa 1 2002
Yakubu 1 2010
Peter Odemwingie 1 2014
Victor Moses 1 2018
our most successful players are true sons of the soil and should be the main focus going forward and not trash/ failed rejects from England
DO you want me to list the 5 most expensive SE players? i can beat my chest and say they were either born in Nigeria or came from our youth systems
Many of you who advocate for these useless rejects over our u17s, u20s, u23s into the SE are all those who ran away from Nigeria and still see every thing foreign or white as better..abeg make we hear word
"Yea right, we await the beatings the Aussie has for them. The Falcons are just another bad team at the women world cup".....fatpokey Tue Jul 25, 2023 4:34 .
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What do you mean where are the better home grown player/talents. Is Osimhem home grown? Is Sammy home grown , Sanusi, etc.. Do you people even try to even research at all.. you are served some bs by that fake scout who lives in the UK and was so lazy to even try scouting outside of London. The guy sold yall some BS...and now you all claim where are the talents.( you know when lies are constantly repeated , it becomes the truth eventually ) .. How did we get talents before? Weren't all them Kanu , Mikel Osimhen etc all from the u17s etc
go back to doing what used to work., instead of giving one lazy UK born Nigerian claiming to be the scout of the SE
what did his scouting do? guess what those trash scouted gave us early exit in Afcon, a loss at home to CAR and a TV premier to watch Qatar on the internet
go back to doing what used to work., instead of giving one lazy UK born Nigerian claiming to be the scout of the SE
what did his scouting do? guess what those trash scouted gave us early exit in Afcon, a loss at home to CAR and a TV premier to watch Qatar on the internet
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Packerlandpackerland wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 2:48 pmBecause a player is born in Nigeria does not mean that him or her perfected their skills in Nigeria. Yes, I agree that people like Ekong and Okoye should not be near the NT but where are the better homegrown players? Why can’t we chose from the best of what we got? Do don’t pay your coaches and your ogas at the top are selecting players and you are here clamoring for exclusion like that is our main problem.Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 2:25 pmI deal with facts and not sentiments mixed with corruption.. so many rejects currently playing for the SE used long leg to get into the squad . That is why we get beat by the likes of CAR in Lagos and Madagascar . Tell me one UK reject a EU club has broken the bank for or has been nominated for APOY?packerland wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 2:18 pmYou have started again. You want a local coach?…Fine, name one that isn’t named Salisu. Now you want to exclude all foreign born players. Don’t forget that 1/64th of Nigerians are in a foreign land including you, and they have kids that might become footballers.Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 12:42 pmGuess what they were all born in Nigeria or played in Nigeria, whatever rubbish we've been using to recruit players should be thrown out the door.. it offers nothingTop goalscorers
Rank Player Goals World Cups
1 Ahmed Musa 4 2014 (2) and 2018 (2)
2 Daniel Amokachi 2 1994
Emmanuel Amunike 2 1994
Kalu Uche 2 2010
5 Finidi George 1 1994
Samson Siasia 1 1994
Rashidi Yekini 1 1994
Mutiu Adepoju 1 1998
Tijani Babangida 1 1998
Victor Ikpeba 1 1998
Sunday Oliseh 1 1998
Wilson Oruma 1 1998
Julius Aghahowa 1 2002
Yakubu 1 2010
Peter Odemwingie 1 2014
Victor Moses 1 2018
our most successful players are true sons of the soil and should be the main focus going forward and not trash/ failed rejects from England
DO you want me to list the 5 most expensive SE players? i can beat my chest and say they were either born in Nigeria or came from our youth systems
Many of you who advocate for these useless rejects over our u17s, u20s, u23s into the SE are all those who ran away from Nigeria and still see every thing foreign or white as better..abeg make we hear word
That a particular Manager chooses a crop of players to represent the country at a given time does not inarguably classify those players as the best in their position. A different manager could possibly make an entirely different selection.
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Early exit at Afcon? The only non homegrown players in that match against Tunisia were Aina, okoye, Aribo & Ekong. The rest I’m including the subs were homegrown and yet we lost. I won’t knock Osimhen just to take a stance but he did fail to deliver against Ghana and he could’ve played at AFCON & at the last friendly if he wanted but he pulled. Osimhen kisses the Napoli badge every time he scores, when was the last time he kissed the NFF badge after scoring for us?Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 3:02 pm What do you mean where are the better home grown player/talents. Is Osimhem home grown? Is Sammy home grown , Sanusi, etc.. Do you people even try to even research at all.. you are served some bs by that fake scout who lives in the UK and was so lazy to even try scouting outside of London. The guy sold yall some BS...and now you all claim where are the talents.( you know when lies are constantly repeated , it becomes the truth eventually ) .. How did we get talents before? Weren't all them Kanu , Mikel Osimhen etc all from the u17s etc
go back to doing what used to work., instead of giving one lazy UK born Nigerian claiming to be the scout of the SE
what did his scouting do? guess what those trash scouted gave us early exit in Afcon, a loss at home to CAR and a TV premier to watch Qatar on the internet
Maybe advise some of your homegrown players to stop doing big boy when it comes to serving their country. That BS scouting guy including the PhD dude that wrote a soccer guide book is all Pinnick’s fault. Maybe we should stop allowing homegrown politician in charge or our football affairs.
"Yea right, we await the beatings the Aussie has for them. The Falcons are just another bad team at the women world cup".....fatpokey Tue Jul 25, 2023 4:34 .
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Tend to agree… but Wilson Oruma did not score in 1998. Garba Lawal scored what was eventually credited to Zubizarreta as an own goalBigpokey24 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 12:42 pmGuess what they were all born in Nigeria or played in Nigeria, whatever rubbish we've been using to recruit players should be thrown out the door.. it offers nothingTop goalscorers
Rank Player Goals World Cups
1 Ahmed Musa 4 2014 (2) and 2018 (2)
2 Daniel Amokachi 2 1994
Emmanuel Amunike 2 1994
Kalu Uche 2 2010
5 Finidi George 1 1994
Samson Siasia 1 1994
Rashidi Yekini 1 1994
Mutiu Adepoju 1 1998
Tijani Babangida 1 1998
Victor Ikpeba 1 1998
Sunday Oliseh 1 1998
Wilson Oruma 1 1998
Julius Aghahowa 1 2002
Yakubu 1 2010
Peter Odemwingie 1 2014
Victor Moses 1 2018
our most successful players are true sons of the soil and should be the main focus going forward and not trash/ failed rejects from England
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Re: Nigeria's top goal scorers at the World cup
Oruma scored against Paraguay.TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 7:12 pmTend to agree… but Wilson Oruma did not score in 1998. Garba Lawal scored what was eventually credited to Zubizarreta as an own goalBigpokey24 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 12:42 pmGuess what they were all born in Nigeria or played in Nigeria, whatever rubbish we've been using to recruit players should be thrown out the door.. it offers nothingTop goalscorers
Rank Player Goals World Cups
1 Ahmed Musa 4 2014 (2) and 2018 (2)
2 Daniel Amokachi 2 1994
Emmanuel Amunike 2 1994
Kalu Uche 2 2010
5 Finidi George 1 1994
Samson Siasia 1 1994
Rashidi Yekini 1 1994
Mutiu Adepoju 1 1998
Tijani Babangida 1 1998
Victor Ikpeba 1 1998
Sunday Oliseh 1 1998
Wilson Oruma 1 1998
Julius Aghahowa 1 2002
Yakubu 1 2010
Peter Odemwingie 1 2014
Victor Moses 1 2018
our most successful players are true sons of the soil and should be the main focus going forward and not trash/ failed rejects from England
Cheers.
Re: Nigeria's top goal scorers at the World cup
Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 12:42 pmGuess what they were all born in Nigeria or played in Nigeria, whatever rubbish we've been using to recruit players should be thrown out the door.. it offers nothingTop goalscorers
Rank Player Goals World Cups
1 Ahmed Musa 4 2014 (2) and 2018 (2)
2 Daniel Amokachi 2 1994
Emmanuel Amunike 2 1994
Kalu Uche 2 2010
5 Finidi George 1 1994
Samson Siasia 1 1994
Rashidi Yekini 1 1994
Mutiu Adepoju 1 1998
Tijani Babangida 1 1998
Victor Ikpeba 1 1998
Sunday Oliseh 1 1998
Wilson Oruma 1 1998
Julius Aghahowa 1 2002
Yakubu 1 2010
Peter Odemwingie 1 2014
Victor Moses 1 2018
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Re: Nigeria's top goal scorers at the World cup
it was a memorable shot and score as well by Oruma.eyan wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 10:07 pmOruma scored against Paraguay.TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 7:12 pmTend to agree… but Wilson Oruma did not score in 1998. Garba Lawal scored what was eventually credited to Zubizarreta as an own goalBigpokey24 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 12:42 pmGuess what they were all born in Nigeria or played in Nigeria, whatever rubbish we've been using to recruit players should be thrown out the door.. it offers nothingTop goalscorers
Rank Player Goals World Cups
1 Ahmed Musa 4 2014 (2) and 2018 (2)
2 Daniel Amokachi 2 1994
Emmanuel Amunike 2 1994
Kalu Uche 2 2010
5 Finidi George 1 1994
Samson Siasia 1 1994
Rashidi Yekini 1 1994
Mutiu Adepoju 1 1998
Tijani Babangida 1 1998
Victor Ikpeba 1 1998
Sunday Oliseh 1 1998
Wilson Oruma 1 1998
Julius Aghahowa 1 2002
Yakubu 1 2010
Peter Odemwingie 1 2014
Victor Moses 1 2018
our most successful players are true sons of the soil and should be the main focus going forward and not trash/ failed rejects from England
Cheers.
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Re: Nigeria's top goal scorers at the World cup
Chei! South America don show us pepper at the WC. No be today.
Wha choo looking at?!
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The only goal allowed by Chilavert in regular time at that WC. Chei! South America don show us pepper at the WC. No be today.
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We were severely undermanned for that gameScipio Africanus wrote: ↑Sat Nov 26, 2022 9:51 amThe only goal allowed by Chilavert in regular time at that WC. Chei! South America don show us pepper at the WC. No be today.
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Ahmed Musa. Leading goal scorer for SE at the WCBigpokey24 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 12:42 pmGuess what they were all born in Nigeria or played in Nigeria, whatever rubbish we've been using to recruit players should be thrown out the door.. it offers nothingTop goalscorers
Rank Player Goals World Cups
1 Ahmed Musa 4 2014 (2) and 2018 (2)
2 Daniel Amokachi 2 1994
Emmanuel Amunike 2 1994
Kalu Uche 2 2010
5 Finidi George 1 1994
Samson Siasia 1 1994
Rashidi Yekini 1 1994
Mutiu Adepoju 1 1998
Tijani Babangida 1 1998
Victor Ikpeba 1 1998
Sunday Oliseh 1 1998
Wilson Oruma 1 1998
Julius Aghahowa 1 2002
Yakubu 1 2010
Peter Odemwingie 1 2014
Victor Moses 1 2018
our most successful players are true sons of the soil and should be the main focus going forward and not trash/ failed rejects from England
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