Subzero047:


The technical committee is knees deep with these coaches, if they conduct this interview there's a 100% chance it will not be fair

Pinnick got this one right

looking at it from your angle, I think you are right

ChrisKels:


Don't let that deceive u, Etebo no play anything, in fact he looked lost and wasnt on the same wavelengt/pace with his team mates till I dumped the match

I doubt if he touched the ball reach 5 times sef.
The match was a total nonsense generally.

Meanwhile some people are still waiting for private company to recruit coaches for them. How can PWC be doing recruitment, are they a sports company?! From what I know they are a finance/economic company. Na wa for Naija

jihday:
looking at it from your angle, I think you are right

Which angle?! What specialities do PWC have in order to be in charge of recruiting football coaches? Do their staff know about coaching licenses and qualifications or the knowledge/experience to understand the cv of coaches? Very silly from the NFF. Infact make dem kuku sack every body in technical committee, since they can’t be trusted to do their jobs

jimmyiovine:


Which angle?! What specialities do PWC have in order to be in charge of recruiting football coaches? Do their staff know about coaching licenses and qualifications or the knowledge/experience to understand the cv of coaches? Very silly from the NFF. Infact make dem kuku sack every body in technical committee, since they can’t be trusted to do their jobs

PWC wasn't mentioned the report said a private firm

Subzero047:
Etebo playing well according to stats

you think you were the only one watching the match....they caught you pants down

gamaliel9:



you think you were the only one watching the match....they caught you pants down

I clearly said according to stats

The WCQ billed to start in March have been moved instead we'll have AFCON qualifier games

jihday:
PWC wasn't mentioned the report said a private firm

The firm is PWC. Both Vice Presidents as well as the General Secretary have name dropped them in recent interviews

^ PwC is a consulting firm. They are useful for benchmarking the recruiting process against global standards, making shortlists and recommendations for the technical committee to consider.

The use of third party consultants is a step in the right direction. It reduces the bias and ensures that the coaches are employed based on their qualifications and experience.

ChrisKels:


In their last match, u denied the bolded ever happened

Nice try but that's a lie. What I did was prove to u that Awaziem kept a man on-side in the lead up to a goal. Me and you never discussed that goal.

I think we should be patient with this Pinnick-led NFF.

jimmyiovine:


The firm is PWC. Both Vice Presidents as well as the General Secretary have name dropped them in recent interviews

On Wilfred Ndidi

Wilfred Ndidi has returned to training after his surgery last week.

Brendan Rodgers on Ndidi:

"Wilfred Ndidi has made great progress, he’s out on pitch already working, which is great news for us, but of course, he won’t be available for the weekend. We’ll see after that.”

Joe Aribo wins the Scottish Premier League Goal of the month for DECEMBER 2019.

Lad's Christmas has not finished.


Watch goal that got him award here:
https://twitter.com/spfl/status/1218246610309632000?s=19

Abeg carry Ghana stuffs comot for here!

jimmyiovine:
Meanwhile some people are still waiting for private company to recruit coaches for them. How can PWC be doing recruitment, are they a sports company?! From what I know they are a finance/economic company. Na wa for Naija

Shel wednesday vs blackburn. Iorfa vs Tosin! It's gonna be lit! Not gonna miss it for anything.

jihday:
What do y'all think? https://twitter.com/TosinAdarabioyo/status/1218235225723019265?s=09

Victor moses to inter Milan is on d cards again...(daily mail)

jimmyiovine:


Which angle?! What specialities do PWC have in order to be in charge of recruiting football coaches? Do their staff know about coaching licenses and qualifications or the knowledge/experience to understand the cv of coaches? Very silly from the NFF. Infact make dem kuku sack every body in technical committee, since they can’t be trusted to do their jobs

You talking as if selecting a national team coach Is a Herculean task...

pwc is more transparent and better organised than the technical committees of the NFF.

This guys are skilled in the task of job recruitment..
Just in case you don't know how this private companies works....they've what they call MOU which are often signed with technical partners in areas they are deficient in.
For example I work in an energy company but some times we handle furniture and computer procurement not singlehandedly but through some of our technical partners..... and also some consulting jobs too.

So I believe PWC will likely draw up in a technical partner to handle it if given the job and they'll do it better than the NFF corrupt technical committee

Humility017:


You talking as if selecting a national team coach Is a Herculean task...

pwc is more transparent and better organised than the technical committees of the NFF.

This guys are skilled in the task of job recruitment..
Just in case you don't know how this private companies works....they've what they call MOU which are often signed with technical partners in areas they are deficient in.
For example I work in an energy company but some times we handle furniture and computer procurement not singlehandedly but through some of our technical partners..... and also some consulting jobs too.

So I believe PWC will likely draw up in a technical partner to handle it if given the job and they'll do it better than the NFF corrupt technical committee

You just saved me energy in replying. Some folks will not do their research first before confidently displaying their ignorance.

...

jimmyiovine:
Meanwhile some people are still waiting for private company to recruit coaches for them. How can PWC be doing recruitment, are they a sports company?! From what I know they are a finance/economic company. Na wa for Naija

NPFL round 16

Truidstar:


You just saved me energy in replying. Some folks will not do their research first before confidently displaying their ignorance.

Probably he looked at the whole process at the surface level....
Will be so happy if PWC handles the recruitment process. I can assure you their technical partner may likely be from one of the football coaching schools in the UK
Sorry if there is nothing like football coaching school guess you understand what I mean

If Is something PWC can't do they will bluntly tell you. PWC is a foreign audit company so they've a reputation to protect

Matchday Report of Dakkada's home loss to Nassarawa



Unheralded Nasarawa United Stun Dakkada FC 3-0 In Uyo
On Jan 17, 2020 803

Upsets in the MatchDay 15 of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) continued on Thursday with Anas Yusuf lifting lowly placed Nasarawa United at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium against a hitherto high riding Dakkada FC on a day they were most uninspiring.

Yusuf in the 30th minute executed a cornerkick from which Ibrahim Matthew tapped in the opener, before he buried two late goals in the 89th and 94th minutes.

It was Dakkada FC third NPFL loss this season but they looked to have started with the fire power of a strong home team creating and missing early chances before Nasarawa United took control of the game and tore them apart.

For a team that usually terrorised their hosts, most predictors had them as favourites, especially against Nasarawa United that have been woeful both home and away.

Dakkada FC found it difficult holding on to possession and it was evident from the first minute when they kicked off the match and lost possession to Nasarawa that went on a quick counter.

In the 9th minute, Femi Ajayi missed a one on one chance and a couple of minutes later, he set up Spencer Marcos but Danlami Umar saved the weak attempt from Spencer to save Nasarawa early blushes.

Then came the goal in the 30th minute, when Ibrahim Matthew scored the opener from Anas Yusuf freekick.

The Dakkada FC fans were still hopeful their team would still turn things around especially as they forced Danlami Umar into making numerous saves.

First half ended with the host trailing and they did not look totally in control at the restart.

With another Uyo-based team, Akwa United losing at home to Kwara United on Wednesday, the fans became anxious but not the supporters club that kept up the tempo of their cheering until the end of the match.

Compounding trouble for the Uyo-based team, Captain Aniekan Ekpe who came in as a substitute, wasted an opportunity to restore parity missing a penalty.

That penalty could have turned things around for Dakkada but however, it upset the team as Yusuf in the 89th minute caught the defenders napping and buried another chance after beating Victor Edafe in goal.

That followed with another of his strikes in added time when Dakkada went on a counter and left their defence open, Abubakar Lawal made a run and passed the ball to Yusuf who completed his brace to hand the visitors a 3-0 win against fifth placed Dakkada FC.

The victory lifted Nasarawa United from the 20th position to the seventeenth position with a game at hand against fellow relegation strugglers, Rangers.

Speaking after the match, Nasarawa United acting Manager, Abubakar Arikya, acknowledged the quality of Dakkada FC team, noting that it was a bad day in office for them.

“The team is not a bad side. They are good. It’s just that it is not their day today”.

For Dakkada FC coach, Caleb Esu who was stunned by the scoreline, he said his team may have been complacent against Nasarawa United, adding that the players did not do badly but were recovering from fatigue.

“Actually all I needed was the maximum three points and I instructed the players on how we should go about it. May be complacency may have set in. I have never played a game and conceded 3 goals. It has never happened in my history of football”.

Anas Yusuf who was voted man of the match, was one goal short of going home with the matchday ball.

The 3 keepers behind Lobi's top clean sheet run so far this season:

1. Emmanuel Daniel (5)
2. Moses Ocheje (3)
3. James Faith (2)

Credit must also go to the team's defense.

Spanish La Liga club, Sevilla are very much eager to land the signature of Lille hit-man, Victor Osimhen before the winter transfer window slams shut on January 31, 2020, Completesports.com reports.
Osimhen has been in the form of his life since joining Lille from Sporting Charleroi of Belgium last summer, netting 14 goals and making four assists in 27 games overall.
And as a result, top European clubs reportedly want the Super Eagles striker this month with Liverpool ready to firm up their interest in him by making an approach
Other clubs reportedly interested in signing the 21-year-old are Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal and Manchester United with Sevilla now deciding to enter the race.
Although the Andalusians signed Morrocan forward, Youssef En-Nesyri from Leganes on Thursday, they want to take advantage of the rest of the market to get a new striker.
And it is likely the club’s sports director, Monchi will go back to the French way. From Ligue 1, the pair of Osimhen and Senegalese, Habib Diallo are on Sevilla’s radar.

Truidstar:


You just saved me energy in replying. Some folks will not do their research first before confidently displaying their ignorance.

Cool down, no need for early morning name calling. Smile, bro

Humility017:


Probably he looked at the whole process at the surface level....
Will be so happy if PWC handles the recruitment process. I can assure you their technical partner may likely be from one of the football coaching schools in the UK
Sorry if there is nothing like football coaching school guess you understand what I mean

If Is something PWC can't do they will bluntly tell you. PWC is a foreign audit company so they've a reputation to protect

I see your point, bro. Let us see how things plan out

Samueltemi337:
Spanish La Liga club, Sevilla are very much eager to land the signature of Lille hit-man, Victor Osimhen before the winter transfer window slams shut on January 31, 2020, Completesports.com reports.
Osimhen has been in the form of his life since joining Lille from Sporting Charleroi of Belgium last summer, netting 14 goals and making four assists in 27 games overall.
And as a result, top European clubs reportedly want the Super Eagles striker this month with Liverpool ready to firm up their interest in him by making an approach
Other clubs reportedly interested in signing the 21-year-old are Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal and Manchester United with Sevilla now deciding to enter the race.
Although the Andalusians signed Morrocan forward, Youssef En-Nesyri from Leganes on Thursday, they want to take advantage of the rest of the market to get a new striker.
And it is likely the club’s sports director, Monchi will go back to the French way. From Ligue 1, the pair of Osimhen and Senegalese, Habib Diallo are on Sevilla’s radar.

After signing En-Nesyri

Joebie:
The 3 keepers behind Lobi's top clean sheet run so far this season:

1. Emmanuel Daniel (5)
2. Moses Ocheje (3)
3. James Faith (2)

Credit must also go to the team's defense.

You seem to have picked interest in the league

Joebie:
NPFL round 16

The league has a touch of some good catalyst.

Media step up is yielding fruits.

Sponsorship and Marketing next...

Tolulopefinest:


After signing En-Nesyri

They don't have the cash to get oshimen

But they might be successful in their quest If they show seriousness and act fast