The Super Eagles camp in Tangier, Morocoo opened on Monday evening with the trio of Wilfred Ndidi, Kelechi Iheanacho and Chidera Ejuke among the early arrivals, reports Completesports.com.
The officials based in Nigeria along with Kaizer Chiefs of South Africa goalkeeper Daniel Akpeyi arrived Tangier at 6pm on Monday.
10 out of the 24 invited players are in now camp with the rest expected to join their teammates on Tuesday.
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The team will hold their first training session on Tuesday.
The Super Eagles will face the Lone Star of Liberia in Tangier, on Saturday and then host the Blue Sharks of Cape Verde in their final group game in the qualifiers at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Lagos next week Tuesday.
The three-time African champions top Group C with nine points from four matches.
Players In Camp
Daniel Akpeyi , Kevin Akpoguma, Jamilu Collins, Paul Onuachu, Ola Aina, Wilfred Ndidi, Frank Onyeka, Alex Iwobi, Chidera Ejuke, Kelechi Iheanacho
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COMMENTS
Nice development. I want to see the combo of Double engine Ndidi and Frank the Tank with either Iwobi or Aribo in front of them. With Ndidi and Onyeka fully fit and in good spirit our rearguard should be water tight.
Exactly my thoughts since all this while. I don’t know why the coach has not seen this combo plus Aribo in front of them. Rohr should be tactically versatile.
don’s stress yourself, they won’t play together
Welcome guys
Two of the people who were supposed to be injured (Onuachu and Collins) quickly jumped on the plane and are in Morocco.
Apparently, Taiwo Awoniyi and Bryan Idowu will not be needed any longer, since those two are already in camp.
Bryan Idowu who ?. Wow.
Yes Bryan Idowu was on standby for Collins…
The lads are good.
Football like other sports have a way of bringing Nigerians together. Wonderful the lads are making this happening. Just can’t wait to see them dorning our national colors. Love you lads. Up SE!, Up Up Nigeria!!
Alright.. so I need help I’m 17 years old I like to play football game.. if there is any way to help me please
Are they still the Super Eagles of Nigeria or of another country?
No t. They resemble the SE of ya village. Idiot.
Oh beautiful boys repping a wonderful and indivisible country. Good luck in your trying time.
Is Odion Ighalo there too? If yes is it no8?…Na sleep get me now….
What tactics and techniques are they gonna play abi na the same old noise?
Oseodion, any stats or ?
Can you guys remember how players usually report late for camp under previous coaches? The one time okoye came late to camp, he was rightly dropped. Those days, players report late and get to start matches. Now you can’t try it. Rohr has instilled discipline into the team despite not having a free hand as he would like. We’ve never heard of players fighting in camp. People see all these and want us to go back to our dark days. Nigeria truly deserve the leaders they get. I mean, if people can support yahaya bello who hasn’t paid salaries in over 18 months as a presidential aspirant, nothing can shock me anymore
Y u use me here salary and football be the same.
You no be the real YB of Kogi
You can say that again. We are in terrible country where people are strangely not comfortable with quality. The same way they brought buhari to power on the mantra on change. I don’t like to talk about this country again.
hahahhahahahahahahahahahahah
Super eagles fans are wonderful people
Hmmmmmmmnh.
All a long, I wish my dearest team well, all players regardless their qualities and tribes.
Thanks to represent our lovely country.
May God grant you victory to be able to qualify for world cup.
Our boys are ready, this is good news, Aribobo, Osibobo, Trust nko?
No shakings we are winning
-@ Nufamoda, don’t be little minded as every country in the World has its own problems. Whether through sports, politics other economic activities; we are actually discussing and painting Nigeria that some folks(forum members) often talk about – corruption affecting every sphere. Which country is free of corruption? When people talk like this, they are misconstrued to be in support of it, no, not on the least for someone of my standing. Ok,
let’s take a look at American which is the bastion of the best system and adjudged to be flawless. In her last election were claims on the social media that more people voted than were registered in Wisconsin – but that was because they were sharing an out-of-date figure for voter registrations was what we were made to understand and infact, the conclusion. Element of it but there exist no vacuum anywhere, you know.
Where they(Nigerian system or her officials) are found to have deepened their hands, why not? They will be called out but a deliberate attempt to run Nigeria and her officials aground for senister or uterior motive masking it in form of being holier than though is not acceptable. That’s why people see it as noise making that will never gel. That brings us to the saying…. “He that is without sin among you, let him cast the first stone.” Is there anyone here from planet Mass or are we no longer Nigerians? One way or the other, we have worked our ways up there through shading dealings – corruption is not only when government official steal from the public till, it encompasses anything shading including attempt at pulling others down because devil has now be made to rule your hearts.
I wish Super Eagles victory.