TheLoneCitizen:


Your opinion, brother, but I think you deserve what's about to come for you.

Omanambala:
Truth is Nwakali has better statistics than every other midfielder including those who have played longer minutes....created 3 big chances. How many did your midfielders create. Nonsense


You guys are setting Aribo for failure....watch it!

andrewbaba44:


When has Ebuehi been better if I may ask ?

When will this on his day come ,Lol

Mujtahida:

Peterside Idah said this yesterday on Sunrise Daily that he was told that previously under Rohr certain players would know two weeks to any of our match that they would be playing. He mentioned agents being responsible for this state of affairs but that now everyone has to hustle for a shirt
Imagine
Thing is that Eguavoen too fall prey to such wiles. But for now he's doing well

5inchdick:

I know it's been long but I'm only answering your question. Argentina vs Nigeria.

PurpleHouse:


If Eguavoen becomes coach fully, after a while, same thing will happen, and even worse. Na naija we dey.

andrewbaba44:

Argentina vs Nigeria since which year ?
We should go and recall Bryan idowu abeg

daveP:
The 2023 afcon preliminary draws is currently ongoing.... CIV are ready. Amuneke currently talking.



Its like Pinnick wants Presido o. Good for him if he's onto that.


As for Olisa Ndah in PSL, this should open a doorway down south for Nigerian footballers to use as a stepping stone. The rave is similar to Akpeyi's.

Mujtahida:

You are more intelligent than this sophistry you've been running round us since Nwakali's 2nd match showed he had 92% pass completion. Since then you have felt pumped up but you deliberately, (yes it is deliberate) ignore the fact that that Stat was for a player who came in and played for just 20 minutes.
The way you have made a crown (a poor one at that ) for Nwakali's head out of that single threadbare stat is so shameful that when you asked TheSuperNerd for his stats, he politely declined I'd dare say out of shamefacedness.

May I never become so consumed by a player in a way this Nwakali has eaten you out oo.

5inchdick:

you asked a question, there's the answer.

semid4lyfe:



I have sent you to cool off for a while.

Enjoy.

Kog45:
Kai Daniel u bad o....Ejuke wanna do jazz o d way him dey look Simeon boot.

jihday:
some people will soon come and tell us Oliseh wasn’t a poor coach

andrewbaba44:


And I love your answer ,trust me

Just Creating a new opinion that we should Recall Bryan Idowu since he had a good game then .

PurpleHouse:
What did Eguavoen and his coaching team tell Ekong? How did they do it that he's become very solid and confident? His transformation so far is mind-blowing. I'm amazed, long may it continue. May he not fumble at the most inappropriate time. Iseeeee!

TheGoodJoe:

Because one journalist said Oliseh is a poor coach. Can a poor coach do what Oliseh did at Fortuna Sittard? That is top quality coaching.

Oliseh had a torrid time with our team. His players starved during CHAN, being owed. He even fell seriously ill at that time and was still coaching with sickness.

How long was Oliseh coach? Some months. Rohr had years and less interference. The journalist just threw in Oliseh's name to try to pain an indigenous coach badly.

Danielnino00:

Idenna and Komekn eat a special dish called Nwakali everyday..Just in different ways and with different flavours

MetalJigsaw:
3 Nigerian Players Eguavoen should drop ahead of their Round-Of-16 Fixture against Tunisia.
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The super eagles of Nigeria will face off with Tunisian national team on Sunday in their round of 16 encounter of the ongoing African Cup Of Nations tournament, but there are some players the coach should drop ahead of the match. Here are 3 players Eguavoen should drop ahead of their round of 16 encounter.

Photo Credit: Daily Post.

1 - Maduka Okoye: The young goal keeper started between the sticks for the super eagles in their first two matches of the tournament, but it is very clear that he is not very good in making saves and he is always wet shaky. He only kept a clean sheet against Egypt because of the excellent work that was done by the defenders.

Francis Uzoho should be the man between the sticks for the super eagles of Nigeria when they take on the cottage eagles of Tunisia, the match is expected to be a tough one but Francis Uzoho is capable of making the necessary saves. He was very fantastic for the team against Guinea-Bissau.

Photo Credit: Own Goal Nigeria.

2 - Chidera Ejuke: This is another player who should not be included in the starting lineup that will play for the super eagles on Sunday against Tunisia, he performed below expectations when he was used against Guinea-Bissau.

He played in his preferred position but he could not make any impact in the team, Moses Simon has always been a better player and the coach should not make the mistake of starting Chidera Ejuke and keeping Moses Simon for the second half.

Photo Credit: Own Goal Nigeria.

3 - Umar Sadiq: The coach must also avoid the mistake of starting Umar Sadiq in their round of 16 encounter with the Tunisian national team. The Almeria striker is one of the worst strikers I have seen in the African Cup Of Nations tournament this year.

He squandered a very good chance against Guinea-Bissau and he was very poor in his positioning. His performance for the team in their last match showed why he is playing in the second division of the Spanish league.

Photo Credit: Soccer Net Nigeria.

In your own opinion, which goal keeper do you think should be the player between the sticks for Nigeria in their round of 16 encounter with Tunisia? Should it be Maduka Okoye or Francis Uzoho? Share your thoughts with us, thanks.

jihday:
we played away at Tanzania and Ikeme ended up being our best player, started a match rusty and unfit player in that game, was benching Mikel for Paul Onobi see ehn you can continue to create an excuse for him but sorry the face on ground shows I’m right.

TheGoodJoe:


I think it has to do with the system. He has more time to concentrate. Also, personal coaching. Eguavoen used to be a solid defender and has passed some information that has made not just Ekong but the other defenders read offensive attacks better.

What is most important is how early our defenders spot threats. This makes a whole lot of difference.

PurpleHouse:
I rate Aina highly here, and have severally spoke about how massive he is for an attacking side. But give and take, on his day Ebuehi is better.

You're rating a player who came to camp late, struggled to gain composure in a game with many strangers (none first team players), to compare a player that has settled into the team (Ola).

Naaah. Give the kid a run of games as Ola and then judge afterwards. He's too smooth on the ball that you hardly notice his massive depth. I saw him try to march forward severall but Iwobi wasn't clicking, drifted to the midfield and left Ebuehi most alone.

And do you see how he smoothly collected the ball from his opponent on a one on one before the ref blew for an offside? Dammn. Make una nor dey look down on who never settle down into the team.

PurpleHouse:


If Eguavoen becomes coach fully, after a while, same thing will happen, and even worse. Na naija we dey.

PurpleHouse:


If Eguavoen becomes coach fully, after a while, same thing will happen, and even worse. Na naija we dey.

soetanoreoluwa:


Exactly. And the backroom staff will start hustling for more gig.
Let us enjoy this moment till it last. Then will look for another coach. You can't take away cash influence, agent influence away from national team.

safarigirl:
I don't know if it is just club rivalries or genuine likeness, but a lot of South African PSL fans seem to want Olisa Ndah to make the leap to European football, and believe he is too good for the PSL


That's nice to see

TheGoodJoe:


I know you guys will bring in Paul Onobi but that is the coach's decision. Rohr brought in Okoye, Westerhoff brought in Amokachi, Eguavoen is bringing Kelechi Nwakali and Ndah.

Coaches will always have preferences.

I remember how we screamed for Michael Babatunde for Keshi carrying him to the world cup and he turned out brilliant. So that is his choice.

I repeat, it is impossible for a poor coach to do what Oliseh did at Sittard.

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Voted best Coach of the Dutch Jupiler League

Saved the team from relegation to the 3rd Division in a phenomenal way even though 9 points were deducted from the club on financial irregularities by the Dutch Football Federation.

In 14 months in charge, took team from 19th position to 1st position

We won the Club’s first trophy/title in 23 years on the 12th of January 2018 (the Lucrative Period’s Title)

Qualified team for season ending playoffs into the Ere Divisie (First Division)

Helped produce a player, sold for I believe, over 2.5 million Euros to Ajax Amsterdam in Perr Schuurs.

Team’s performance helped raise the spectators to the Fortuna stadium from around 950 spectators to 8,000 spectators with its huge financial benefits to the club

Record breaking first coach to ever win 8 consecutive “home” games in Fortuna Sittard

Record breaking first coach ever in the club’s history to win 7 consecutive games (21 points from 21)

Adjudged as the Fortuna coach with best average points per game since 1980 (38 years)

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After Oliseh, Siasia coached us and our setup was not bad. Before Rohr, Salisu coached us and our setup was not bad. I even remember the invitation of Raheem Lawal and how well he played.

So how can they bring in Oliseh's name?

The rot was down to Rohr.

Mujtahida:

Wrong about Igala. Igala used to be in Benue until kogi state was created from parts of Kwara and Kogi in 1990. Benue State where I was born and brought up is made of the Tivs, Idoma, Igede, Utonkon.

Only as recently as three years ago did I learn that some Igala people are indigenous to Anambra state and it is one of the languages in which they give news in Anambra. Idenna come and shed some light.

Kogi is made of mostly Igalas, Okuns, Igbirras,

zuchyblink:
I told you guys how good Ndah is but as usual the myopic and sentimental analyst we have here disagreed. Everything to them is sentiments and emotion

Mujtahida:

A secondary school mate of Emmanuel Denis told me that Denis is from Kogi State. Even said Denis was not known for football when they were in secondary school.

Joezinho:


Instead of leaving the coach to complete his drill to the boys, Amaju and his gang comes in to disturb..

I guess it's one of the side effects letting the NFF become financially self sufficient. Everything starts becomes about money.