Danielnino00:



Iwobi's biggest problem is his lack of consistency...

Today he is good.. tomorrow he is poor....

That makes him an average player!!

I really hope we get another AM after this AFCON...

Danielnino00:



Iwobi's biggest problem is his lack of consistency...

Today he is good.. tomorrow he is poor....

That makes him an average player!!

I really hope we get another AM after this AFCON...

andrew444:


I agree with komekn

How many good ball did they cross to onauchu ?

If I am not mistaken are not the one that didn't see Moses Simon as a good winger ? Maybe because he didn't deliver crosses well ,thou he assisted omeruo goal ,correct me if i am wrong

What positioning did onauchu needed please tell me ?

How many clear pass was free to be made to him or chance ?

Ighalo una complain

onauchu una complain

krattoss:
Mehn to be honest this year's AFCON is mediocrity at its peak.maybe it will get better over time as we advance through the next phase and rounds.
But for the time been, it's quite and average especially coming directly from the just concluded European season.

Am done burning my data streaming this shiit.

Only reserved for Naija matches and maybe from round 8 upwards..

Couldn't believe some people said we can't host this piece of .......

barackodam:



Na una dey mind am.


Every striker is a flop until Osimhen plays.

I remember vividly, the heading Paul had against Burundi, that nearly scored if not for the gk. He had just 2 headers in the match and both were on target. But no, he's a useless Striker. Victor is the best striker we have. Other players have the coach's nude, that's why victor is not starting.


I will bet here, when Osimhen plays tomorrow, of course he wouldn't start, 2 things will happen.


When he plays well, I told you he's the best, yen, yen, yen.

When he flops, well, the coach didn't give him enough time to shine. 30 mins is too small to make an impact.


Those are the scenarios.

I just siddon, cross my hand dey look

krattoss:
Mehn to be honest this year's AFCON is mediocrity at its peak.maybe it will get better over time as we advance through the next phase and rounds.
But for the time been, it's quite and average especially coming directly from the just concluded European season.

Am done burning my data streaming this shiit.

Only reserved for Naija matches and maybe from round 8 upwards..

Couldn't believe some people said we can't host this piece of .......

barackodam:



I don't know whether or not we have the capacity to host, but I know we would pull a better crowd than what Egypt are offering

andrew444:


What date will they start playing the round of 16 ?

BascoVanVeli:



You can't say that because today he is a winger and tomorrow he is an AMF. He needs to be consistently played in his best position before we can really decide if he is average or not.

barackodam:



I don't know whether or not we have the capacity to host, but I know we would pull a better crowd than what Egypt are offering

lexyman:



have you guys forgotten the noise about insecurity and terrorist attack , sometimes it may be oe of the reason the place was dry ...and aside that ... the stadium will fill up when it get to the knock out stages ... that is when the competition starts propper

krattoss:
true that bro..

Especially with subsidies from the gorvernment.

One thing I like about our states gorvernment is they subsidises match tickets to the minimum.

Asaba and uyo and pH do throw gates open sometimes.
Sometimes tickets goes as low as 5h for normal stand.

chrisooblog:
Men this game is damn poor jam bodies United

BascoVanVeli:
Group B team of the round so far according to whoscored Etebo, Omeruo and Simon make it.

darkelf:
How many of you remembers Mikel Agu?

My guy . That guy suffer for this thread no be small

BascoVanVeli:



Iwobi has not been convincing yet in this tournament. People talk about Ighalo but Iwobi had the same opportunity to slot his teammate in but he was dillydallying on the ball. Even his first shot should have been passed to a better positioned player. I am thinking maybe his grafting took some energy from him but you can't say he has been above average yet.

darkelf:
How many of you remembers Mikel Agu?

My guy . That guy suffer for this thread no be small

Danielnino00:
Icon4s and other great mathematicians on this thread, I hope u haven't thrown away ur calculators yet?
If so,kindly send it down to Accra. Our bredas over there need it to determine their qualification chance...

Gustav will supervise the delivery. No time to waste at all...

Danielnino00:
Icon4s and other great mathematicians on this thread, I hope u haven't thrown away ur calculators yet?
If so,kindly send it down to Accra. Our bredas over there need it to determine their qualification chance...

Gustav will supervise the delivery. No time to waste at all...

BascoVanVeli:
I don't care how many players Ivory Coast claim to have, this young man should not be on the bench under any circumstance.

Danielnino00:
Icon4s and other great mathematicians on this thread, I hope u haven't thrown away ur calculators yet?
If so,kindly send it down to Accra. Our bredas over there need it to determine their qualification chance...

Gustav will supervise the delivery. No time to waste at all...

Danielnino00:


CAF's decision to move the AFCON to June in a deliberate attempt to please the oyinbo masters may eventually backfire!
Because of this climate issh...Even if Nigeria had gotten d bid to host this tournament, there's a good chance that the stadiums would still be empty as we are seeing now...
Fans won't come out to fill up the stadiums due to heavy rains..

West and central Africa experience heavy rainfall in June while the north has its heat problem...

If FIFA could move the 2022 world cup to November due to climate issue, I don't see why CAF can't continue with the normal AFCON calendar ...

charlesemeka85:
Barring a last minute change of mind, coach of the Super Eagles of Nigeria Gernot Rohr has made four changes to his lineup for their final group game against Madagascar, Owngoalnigeria.com can exclusively reveal.


The duo of Ahmed Musa and Oghenekaro Etebo are out due to accumulated bookings for the tie. Meaning captain Obi Mikel will return to the midfield with Samuel Chukwueze ‎set to step in for Ahmed Musa.

In defence, Kenneth Omeruo has been informed by the coach that he won’t be considered for the game against Madagascar as he will be given a rest after playing the full duration of the two games they’ve played so far in the tournament.

Omeruo has emerged as one of the first pick at centre back and will return for the round of 16 but for the game against Madagascar, Rohr has decided to revert to the “Oyibo Wall” partnership of William Troost-Ekong and Leon Balogun.

Despite his impressive performance against Guinea, Moses Simon has been given a rest by Rohr for the final group game with the fit again Samuel Kalu set to start in his place after making a full recovery from the issue that made him slump during the training of the team on the eve of their first group game against Burundi.

achimotan:


Lol. No sweat.All we have to do now is go all out and win the next match.We might qualify as one of the best 3rd placed teams

Danielnino00:
Icon4s and other great mathematicians on this thread, I hope u haven't thrown away ur calculators yet?
If so,kindly send it down to Accra. Our bredas over there need it to determine their qualification chance...

Gustav will supervise the delivery. No time to waste at all...