Stanley Okoro @ 2009 U17 World Cup Part 1 Uncut
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2010
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Stanley Okoro (born 08 December 1992 in Enugu) is a Nigerian football forward currently playing for Heartland F.C..
He began playing football at the National Grammar School Nike in Enugu and signed later for River Lane FC. After two successful years with River Lane FC, he signed for Heartland F.C. of Owerri in February 2008. He is very popular in the Nigerian Local League and often referred to as the Little Messi.
Okoro played for the Nigeria U-17 team at 2009 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Nigeria, He played the first match in the tournament against Germany and scored the first goal for Nigeria through a penalty kick in the 54 minute
Finish the tournament with 3 goals - Спорт
Stanley Okoro is absolutely class in my Fifa Career ! :D
you are absolutely right because people found out that they had over-aged players in August and took those over-aged players off the team in August, but the tournament actually began on october 24th, which means that the players they used for this tournament were under 17, and they still got second place in the tournament, which also means that Nigeria still have one of the best u17 teams in the world.
coming from a real nigerian.
Those players are not 25 years old. The way they handled the ball let you know that they were probably 20 or 21 back then. A 25 year old will handle the ball better than that, and you will know this if you play soccer than well. Even though they are talented, but you can still see the youthfulness in them big time.
Where is Stanley okoro and Emmanuel
@akebefrontiere well said brotha... if Nigerian coaches are smart enough this is the time to include many of these guys into the national squad cos they're well over the ages they claim and are currently in their primes.
they probably would have even won it if not for all the rearrangement they had to do to their squad right before the tournament including the fact that they were the hosts, but even when you look on their wikipedia page, you don't see that much about their team. you don't even see their history or their squad, but for brazil you see a lot of stuff. so, you never really know which players you're going to see in the tournament
The reason why they can't sustain their level of perfomances is beacuse of the fact that some of them think it's an obligation to play for your country as well as your clubside in europe. African players are prone to this situation in which they expose themselves to getting hurt trying to juggle both callings.
@60sisthashit, it's not an allegation. It's a fact! As for the video, it definitely does not have anything to do with my comments. My statements were made independently regardless if they were connected to this video or not.
@nyeeezy So looking at a person's face is a sure way of ascertaining their age? Wow.
@nyeeezy And even German goalie those not look 17 either, does that mean he an age cheat?
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stanley okoro was good but selfish,and definitely should have done better,they played against ter stergen,goetze,mustafi etc. those are world class now
This dude IS Not and REPEAT NOT 17 OR BORN IN 92 LOOK AT HIS OLD FACE
@playboyx85 you are right but everybody and their mama no this guy is a age cheat even nigerians are calling him out
Stanley okoro lied his age !!!!!
Nonsense pitch.
Hahhahhahaahahh..Stanley Okoro is Under 17 in this match?Well,i am George Bush and i drove a tank in the gulf war.What a bullshit move my the FA.