geesilver: Ȋ̝̊̅§ dis not A̶̲̥̅ goal

Clemzy16: say no to goal-line technology, it will kill the fun of football. . .

victorazy:

Don't mind stupiid guys talking what they don't know.

dabossman:

So, because a goalkeeper had one good game he is now world class? What happens when tomorrow he concedes 3 or 4 goals? Besides, where were you when Enyeama single-handedly stopped Lionel Messi from rubbishing Nigeria at the last World Cup? Guy stop dat kind talk o!

geesilver: Ȋ̝̊̅§ dis not A̶̲̥̅ goal

vicoloni:
Related post: first to comment things. I dedicate this achievement to all those owing me money both home and abroad. Thank you.

Mr. Chris:
As Nigerians, it is expected to support Enyeama's claims but sincerely if the Goal line technology was used for that match, Both disallowed & allowed goals would be accepted as goals. Please, Enyeama concentrate on winning the next match and qualifying for the World cup or else you will see the wrath of Nigerians.

vanminister: Eyeanma is a disgrace to Nigeria with his childish displays on the pitch and comments. The guy is only thinking about his unfinished house projects on the field of play! Please coach boot him out before he causes more embarrassment in Brazil 2014. A pregnant chimpanzee will do better at catching balls than this Nigeria ' no1'

YusYak: is there any price for first to comment?

elampiro: The rules of football states that the ball has to completely cross the goal line to count. Without a goal line tech it is hard, and when a few cameras are used in a match. It is hard to draw a conclusion when there is no camera taking a shot from the side view of the goal line. And it is worse when the linesman is not by the corner flag at the point of action.

Although the second ball was Enyeama's fault, it is hard to conclude the ball crossed the line. It looked to be on the line, and the linesman was no where around the corner flag to take a credible decision.

The first cleared by Obaobuna looked like a goal. However, the linesman was correctly positioned when he denied the Ethopians that goal. The question is did the ball cross the line 100%? That is what a goal line tech should have showed us. The referee and linesman were not so sure, I think this was why they could not resist giving the Ethiopians the second ball which Enyeama miscalculated. The second ball didn't look like a goal to me.

Someone said, two half goals is = 1 goal. Lol

At the end it was fair. It would have been more controversial if both goals were either awarded or denied outrightly in the absence of a goal tech.

vicoloni: Bros Enyi, don't bother yourself. At least Nigeria still managed a win. Try to encourage bros Emenike and others to score more goals than the opponents. If that is not done, goal line tech won't save you from the embarrassment of defeat.

Related post: first to comment things. I dedicate this achievement to all those owing me money both home and abroad. Thank you.

Lionbite: Make this enyeama guy stop ranting and start preparing for the second leg. Why crying over spilt milk, Is he expecting a re-match or what? If FIFA declares a re-match na only you go play the whole 90mins 0!
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elampiro: The rules of football states that the ball has to completely cross the goal line to count. Without a goal line tech it is hard, and when a few cameras are used in a match. It is hard to draw a conclusion when there is no camera taking a shot from the side view of the goal line. And it is worse when the linesman is not by the corner flag at the point of action.

Although the second ball was Enyeama's fault, it is hard to conclude the ball crossed the line. It looked to be on the line, and the linesman was no where around the corner flag to take a credible decision.

The first cleared by Obaobuna looked like a goal. However, the linesman was correctly positioned when he denied the Ethopians that goal. The question is did the ball cross the line 100%? That is what a goal line tech should have showed us. The referee and linesman were not so sure, I think this was why they could not resist giving the Ethiopians the second ball which Enyeama miscalculated. The second ball didn't look like a goal to me.

Someone said, two half goals is = 1 goal. Lol

At the end it was fair. It would have been more controversial if both goals were either awarded or denied outrightly in the absence of a goal tech.

chidindufrank: The entire circumference of the ball must cross the line before you can call it a goal. From what I saw,both were not goals