Nigeria u20 vs Tunisia u20 (1-0)
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MOTM for me was LB Odinaka Okoro (Sporting Lagos) who assisted the goal but Auwal (Akwa United) did very well scoring the goal
Re: Nigeria u20 vs Tunisia u20 (1-0)
Football that pass eye test for a change not the nonsense the SE plays recently.
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Re: Nigeria u20 vs Tunisia u20 (1-0)
...these U20 local based players are auditioning hence the good performances.
This is why I advocate to use them for afcon qualifiers.
There are plenty of them, if one plays well and get's snapped up by foreign agents, replace him by another home based, this enhances development, and turn around.
Those foreign based players we rush into African qualifiers are not auditioning for anyone, they got "jobs" already, and lucrative ones too at Nigerian standard.
Plus the hot and humid atmosphere of Africa is never conducive for them to play well for 90 mins. My my recent visit is a testament.
This is why I advocate to use them for afcon qualifiers.
There are plenty of them, if one plays well and get's snapped up by foreign agents, replace him by another home based, this enhances development, and turn around.
Those foreign based players we rush into African qualifiers are not auditioning for anyone, they got "jobs" already, and lucrative ones too at Nigerian standard.
Plus the hot and humid atmosphere of Africa is never conducive for them to play well for 90 mins. My my recent visit is a testament.
Re: Nigeria u20 vs Tunisia u20 (1-0)
mcal,mcal wrote: ↑Sun May 04, 2025 9:55 am ...these U20 local based players are auditioning hence the good performances.
This is why I advocate to use them for afcon qualifiers.
There are plenty of them, if one plays well and get's snapped up by foreign agents, replace him by another home based, this enhances development, and turn around.
Those foreign based players we rush into African qualifiers are not auditioning for anyone, they got "jobs" already, and lucrative ones too at Nigerian standard.
Plus the hot and humid atmosphere of Africa is never conducive for them to play well for 90 mins. My my recent visit is a testament.
you have a point that there are numerous talented players in Nigeria and it will continue to be like that into the foreseeable future. However, you seem to advocate that the reason these players should be a given a chance is for them to get a job elsewhere. Is that correct? If it is, then any NT (Including Nigeria) that focuses on being a farm team for overseas jobs is BOUND TO FAIL.
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Re: Nigeria u20 vs Tunisia u20 (1-0)
...chief, ain't that the case?Enugu II wrote: ↑Sun May 04, 2025 3:23 pmmcal,mcal wrote: ↑Sun May 04, 2025 9:55 am ...these U20 local based players are auditioning hence the good performances.
This is why I advocate to use them for afcon qualifiers.
There are plenty of them, if one plays well and get's snapped up by foreign agents, replace him by another home based, this enhances development, and turn around.
Those foreign based players we rush into African qualifiers are not auditioning for anyone, they got "jobs" already, and lucrative ones too at Nigerian standard.
Plus the hot and humid atmosphere of Africa is never conducive for them to play well for 90 mins. My my recent visit is a testament.
you have a point that there are numerous talented players in Nigeria and it will continue to be like that into the foreseeable future. However, you seem to advocate that the reason these players should be a given a chance is for them to get a job elsewhere. Is that correct? If it is, then any NT (Including Nigeria) that focuses on being a farm team for overseas jobs is BOUND TO FAIL.
Yes I truly and sincerely advocate for them be given the full opportunity to play African qualifiers. They are attuned to the hot humid weather especially too.
Btw, not only Nigerian NT, all national team players around the world do audition while playing for their national teams to be seen by foreign scouts notably European scouts.