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The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by naptu2: 9:25am On Nov 29, 2018
The Banyana Banyana Miracle

Nigeria met South Africa in the semi-final of the 2016 AWCON in Cameroon on November 29th and their paths since then could not have been more different. While Banyana Banyana has been very active and has improved considerably, the Super Falcons have been in the wilderness and have declined.

Sponsorship
Change began for South Africa in 2009 when energy giant Sasol signed on to sponsor Banyana Banyana and the South African Women’s Football League. Since then the company has pumped a lot of money into the development of women’s football in South Africa.

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Banyana Banyana and the South African Women’s League are sponsored by South African energy giant, Sasol.
The South Africans had two main goals, (1) to qualify for the World Cup and (2) to beat Nigeria.

The four dominant teams in African women’s football are Nigeria, Cameroon, Ghana and South Africa and the South Africans are the one of the four that has never qualified for the World Cup until now.
Sponsorship from Sasol meant that the South African FA (SAFA) could hire a Dutch coach, Vera Pauw, in 2014 and she led Banyana Banyana to the 2016 Olympics in Rio. Vera Pauw retired after the Olympics and SAFA hired former Banyana Banyana player, Desiree Ellis in 2016.

Friendlies
Sasol’s sponsorship has also meant that Banyana Banyana have been able to play lots of friendlies and host lots of competitions. Straight after the 2016 Nations Cup (November/December 2016), the South Africans played against France in Reunion on January 22nd, 2017. They lost 0-2.
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On October 22nd, 2017, Banyana Banyana beat Burkina Faso 4-0 in a friendly game in Johannesburg.
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The South Africans lost to Sweden 0-3 in a friendly at Cape Town on January 21st, 2018.
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South Africa also played AWCON qualifying matches against Lesotho in June 2018. They won 0-1 away at Lesotho and 6-0 at home to qualify for the AWCON.

South Africa hosted the COSAFA Women’s Championship in September 2018. The tournament featured Southern African teams, with Uganda and Cameroon taking part as guests. Banyana Banyana defeated Madagascar, Botswana and Malawi in the group stage and defeated Uganda in the semi-final. They defeated Cameroon 2-1 in the final to lift the cup.

Banyana Banyana captain, Janine Van Wyk, sacrificed her career with the Houston Dash to return to South Africa and play in the COSAFA Championship. She had played for Banyana for a long time and her last remaining goal was to help the team to qualify for the World Cup. She was prepared to do everything to ensure that Banyana Banyana qualified for the World Cup. She won her 150th cap with Banyana Banyana at the COSAFA Championship. She is now the most capped South African player ever (man or woman).

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Banyana Banyana played two matches against Chile in Chile in October. The lost 2-1 in the first game on October 6th and drew 2-2 in the second game on October 10th.

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South African ambassador to Chile, Thabo Thage, hosting Banyana Banyana at a reception in Chile.

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On November 11th, the South Africans lost 1-0 to Ghana in a friendly in Accra.
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The 2018 AWCON is not yet over and Banyana Banyana has already scheduled friendly matches against Sweden for January 2019!
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Foreign based players

There are two advantages that Nigeria has always had over other African countries; (1) Nigeria has had a women’s league since 1990 and the league has been running continuously since then, which means that the players have been active (2) Nigerian female players have played in clubs all over the world (Europe, China, the US, Australia, etc.) and have thus gained a lot of experience. The South Africans were determined to narrow this gap.

Sasol’s sponsorship of the league has ensured that South African women’s football clubs have had more money to invest in youth development, better training facilities and it has also ensured that the league has been running continuously.

South Africa’s very experienced captain, Janine Van Wyk, moved to Houston Dash in the US National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) in 2017 and South Africa’s former coach, Vera Pauw, became coach of the club soon afterwards. It was therefore no surprise that fellow South Africans, Thembi Kgatlana and Linda Mothlalo were signed by Houston in 2018.

These three players, Thembi Kgatlana, Janine Van Wyk and Linda Mothlalo have played a huge role in South Africa’s success at this Nations Cup and I believe that their performance has improved partly because of the experience they’ve gained by playing in the NWSL, which is one of the best leagues in the world.

Janine Van Wyk sacrificed her career at Houston to return home to help Bnayana Banyana prepare properly for the Nations Cup. She believed that this was her last chance to play at the World Cup and she was determined to do everything possible to ensure that South Africa qualified for the World Cup for the first time ever.

South Africa has achieved their two objectives at this Nations Cup. They have qualified for the World Cup and they have beaten Nigeria.

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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by naptu2: 9:25am On Nov 29, 2018
The Super Falcons Miracle.

It is a miracle that the Super Falcons of Nigeria have qualified for the 2018 AWCON final because they’ve suffered a torrid time since winning the 2016 AWCON in Cameroon.


The Super Falcons’ woes began even before they played the final match at the 2016 AWCON. They had heard that the sports minister, Solomon Dalung and members of the NFF led by their president, Amaju Pinnick, would come and address the team, especially on issues concerning their camp allowances, winning bonuses and the coaches’ nine months salaries would be settled.

However, the sports minister, NFF president and their delegation flew into Yaounde in a chartered jet, stayed at the airport until it was almost time for the match, drove straight to the stadium to watch the match without seeing the Falcons and then drove back to the airport after the match and flew to Nigeria without seeing the players.

The VIPs flew into Yaounde in a chartered jet, but the players had to fly back to Nigeria via commercial flights. They had to fly from Yaounde to Douala in a plane that was too small to carry their luggage (their luggage was transported by road) and then fly from Douala to Abuja.

Protest

Their allowances and bonuses were still not paid when they returned to Abuja and they had to stage a sit in protest at their hotel.

Meanwhile, the Lionesses of Cameroon that were beaten by the Falcons were being hosted by President Biya at a state reception in which they were showered gifts, given medals and praised as heros of Cameroon.
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Gaelle Enganamouit and other lionesses being hosted to a reception by President Biya of Cameroon after coming second at the 2016 AWCON.

The Falcons protested at their hotel until they were evicted, then they carried their protest to the streets. They staged a protest march to the National Assembly and they also marched to the Aso Rock Villa where they were received by the chief of staff to the president. The COS promised that President Buhari would intervene in their situation.

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Ngozi Okobi, Rita Chikwelu and other Falcons protesting on the streets of Abuja.

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The Falcons protesting outside the National Assembly
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The Falcons with Abba Kyari (chief of staff to the president) outside the Aso Rock precinct)
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It took an intervention by President Buhari before the Falcons and their coaches were paid their entitlements.

Florence Omagbemi

Some members of the NFF were angry that the Falcons staged a protest in Abuja. They believed that the Falcons embarrassed the NFF before the government and people of Nigeria and they held Coach Florence Omagbemi responsible for the protest.

They believed that Coach Omagbemi was responsible because she did not control her players and prevent them from protesting, so they decided that she must go. They decided that they would either appoint a foreigner as coach of the Falcons or they would recall the former coach, Edwin Okon, to take over as coach.

The NFF initially ignored Coach Omagbemi for months, then they directed her to apply for her job. They eventually frustrated her out of the job and the Falcons were without a coach for many months.


The Falcons complain

After spending 8 months without a coach, a warm up session or a friendly match, the Falcons took to social media to stage another protest. They complained that other African teams were playing friendly matches and progressing, while the Falcons had been dormant and regressing. The Falcons had won the AWCON in December 2016, but they had not been involved in any activity till October 2017 when they complained on social media. Some people felt that the Falcons were being punished for their protest while others felt that the NFF was focusing solely on the Super Eagles’ qualification for the World Cup in Russia to the detriment of the other national teams.

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South African captain, Janine Van Wyk, celebrating the fact that they were going to play a friendly against Sweden (they actually played 2 friendlies against Sweden, home and away). The Super Falcons page complained that Nigeria was not doing anything. Asisiat Oshoala hit up Ghanaian captain, Elizabeth Addo (amapele10) to find out if they were in the same situation. Elizabeth Addo said that they were going to play France (I thought that she was joking, but they did indeed play France. I think that Oshoala also thought that she was joking, because she joked that we are playing Germany).
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The NFF responds
Eventually, in November 2017, the president of the NFF, Amaju Pinnick, declared that the NFF had not abandoned the Super Falcons. He also declared that a new foreign coach would be in Nigeria to sign a contract within a week.

https://www.nairaland.com/4201949/not-neglecting-super-falcons-amaju


New coach or no new coach?
The next week the NFF announced that an American, Randy Waldrum, had been appointed as the new coach of the Super Falcons. However, Randy Waldrum became the coach of the University of Pittsburgh in December 2017. The NFF had announced that he was the Falcons coach without signing a contract with him!

Thomas Dennerby and friendlies
The NFF eventually signed Thomas Dennerby as the new coach of the Falcons in January 2018, more than a year after the 2016 AWCON. They also announced that the Super Falcons would feature in the Alanya Women’s tournament in Turkey alongside Mexico, Romania, Ukraine, Slovakia and France’s B team. The Falcons were scheduled to play a friendly match against France in April 2018.

The Falcons participated in the WAFU Cup tournament in February 2018, but it was basically a home based team and it was mainly made up of players from the Under 20 squad (e.g. Rasheedat Ajibade and Anam Imo). Nigeria lost to Ghana on penalties in the semi-final and defeated Mali in the third place match.

Falcons no show
Late in February 2018, the NFF announced that Nigeria will no longer take part in the Alanya Tournament because it did not have enough time to procure visas for the players.
https://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/nigeria-pull-out-of-2018-alanya-womens-cup/dwene52bng961u6m4cs2uz6cz

Nigeria played against France in a friendly match on April 6th, 2018. It was the first time that the full senior team was playing together since December 2016. Asisat Oshoala could not make it to the game due to visa problems, but Courtney Dike, Ini Umotong and Sophia Omotola Omidiji were in the team. The Falcons lost 8-0 to France.

In June the Falcons played two AWCON qualifying matches against the Gambia. Nigeria defeated Gambia 0-1 away and won 6-0 in Lagos to qualify for the AWCON.

The future
The matches against France and the Gambia were the only proper matches that the Super Falcons (the full team) played in almost two years.

The Super Falcons have now qualified for the FIFA Women’s World Cup which will hold in France in June and July 2019. The question is, will the NFF abandon the Falcons in order to concentrate on the Super Eagles’ quest to win the 2019 Nations Cup? Will the NFF organise quality friendly matches for the Falcons, or will they wait till 3 weeks before the World Cup to organise “friendly matches” against local Under 17 boys’ teams? What are the NFF’s plans for the Falcons ahead of the World Cup? The South Africans have already arranged a friendly match against Sweden for January 2019, when will the Falcons play friendlies? Bafana Bafana’s quest to play at the AFCON has not affected Banyana Banyana’s programmes, will the Eagles’ campaign at the AFCON affect the Falcons?

Friendlies are very important because they help the players to understand each other better, they help the coach to ensure that the players understand the way he wants them to play, they help the NFF and the fans to assess the performance of the coach and they help everybody to assess the performance of the players. Will we play quality friendlies before the World Cup?

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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by naptu2: 9:26am On Nov 29, 2018
She has just been nominated for FIFA Women’s Coach of the Year award, but NFF don’t want her anymore

Despite her success as Super Falcons boss, the NFF are trying to replace Florence Omagbemi

Published: 18.08.2017
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Florence Omagbemi has been axed by the NFF despite success as Super Falcons boss (Pulse)

Florence Omagbemi is not wanted anymore by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) despite leading to the Super Falcons to the Africa Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCON) title in 2016.

Omagbemi was appointed coach of the Super Falcons in February 2016 after the sacking of Edwin Okon following a poor outing at the 2015 Women’s FIFA World Cup in Canada.

Following Super Falcons AWCON title win in 2016, Omagbemi became the first woman to win the trophy as a player and a coach.



Despite her achievements, the Delta State born coach is no longer wanted by the NFF who are on the verge of reappointing Okon as coach of the Super Falcons.

Pulse Sports learnt that the Technical Committee of the NFF have recommended Okon to replace Omagbemi as coach of the Super Falcons.

According to Complete Sports, Omagbemi is not wanted by the NFF because of the role she played in her players’ protests over unpaid allowances and wages after the 2016 AWCON in Cameroon.

Super Falcons players staged a sit-in protest at their hotel in Abuja and later took to the streets before they were paid in December 2016.


Edwin Okon who was fired in 2015 has been recommended to replace Florence Omagbemi by the NFF Technical Committee (TheNFF.com)

Complete Sports report that majority of the NFF Executive Committee agree to with the recommendation of the Technical Committee even though President Amaju Pinnick wants Omagbemi to continue.

Pinnick and Omagbemi are both from Delta State.

“We want to see how they will impose people who embarrassed the NFF and Nigeria with their protest and indiscipline on us. If we cannot afford a foreign coach for the Super Falcons, Okon is the best option at home. His record speaks for him as coach of Rivers Angels,” a top executive member is quoted to say by Complete Sports


Some quarters in the NFF are blaming Florence Omagbemi for the leading the 2016 protest of the Super Falcons (Twitter/PoojaMedia)

The discord has brought about a delay in the appointment of a new Super Falcons coach. Christopher Danjuma has been appointed coach of the national Under-20 women team, the Falconets.

Omagbemi was on Thursday, August 17 announced as one of the nominees for the 2017 FIFA Women’s Coach of the Year award.

She was also nominated for the 2016 CAF Coach of the Year award which she didn’t win.

https://www.pulse.ng/sports/football/florence-omagbemi-set-to-be-axed-by-the-nff-id7167500.html
Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by naptu2: 9:27am On Nov 29, 2018
Laloko blasts NFF over Omagbemi’s sacking
On October 21, 2017
10:04 pm


Former Nigeria Football Federation technical director, Kashimawo Laloko said the NFF has erred by removing Florence Omagbemi from her position as Super Falcons coach.

The NFF has announced Randy Waldrum a USA coach technical adviser, for the national women team, despite Omagbemi leading the team to their 8th Africa Women Nations Cup title in Cameroon this year. It was speculated that the NFF replaced the former Super Falcons captain and midfielder for her inability to control the team players following their stand-off with the NFF over unpaid allowances.

Omagbami was in the Super Falcons as a player for a very long time. “I knew her back then with Jegede Babes. “If you were asking people to reapply, it is the politics of the show that they want to play. “This lady did a lot for this nation both as a player and a coach. Even after winning the trophy in Cameroun they still asked her to go. “I think they simply wanted to find a way to eliminate her after the players’ demands,” said Laloko Waldrum managed Trinidad & Tobago’s women’s side between 2014 and 2016, and his appointment is subject to contract terms being agreed with the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF). He was fired as coach of the Houston Dash women’s football team in May.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/laloko-blasts-nff-omagbemis-sacking/
Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by naptu2: 9:30am On Nov 29, 2018
Despite the honours the Super Falcons have won for Nigeria, why are they still disrespected?
igeria won the African Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCON) for the 8th time after a 1–0 win over Cameroun in Yaounde. The winning goal was scored by Desire Oparanozie for Nigeria to retain the trophy they won in Namibia two years ago. This is the third time Nigeria is defeating Cameroun in the history of the AWCON competition, the Lionesses lost the AWCON title to Nigeria in the 2004 edition when lost 5 – 0, then in the 2014 edition, Nigeria beat Cameroun 2 – 0 courtesy of goals from Asisat Oshoala and Desire Oparanozie.

Nigeria won AWCON the title in 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2010 and 2014 but lost two editions of the competitions to Equatorial Guinea in 2008 and 2012. The Super Falcons have shown dedication over the years by qualifying for every tournament. They have won the tournament back to back by staying consistent, a feat which has been arduous for the Super Eagles. But the Super Falcons are still underappreciated and often disrespected compared to their male counterparts.

The Super Falcons returned to the country on Sunday after their victory but not without allegations of shoddy treatment by the Nigeria Football Federation. NFF officials and sports minister, Solomon Dalung, reportedly travelled on a chartered flight to Yaounde, the capital of Cameroon where the Super Falcons played their final match against the tournament hosts. The football officials and the sports minister allegedly left the stadium for the airport without meeting with the victorious Nigerian team. According to sports journalist, Jessica Amadi, who was with the team, while the Super Falcons were made to travel to Douala by road, the administrators left on a chartered flight. The journalist on Sunday stated that flight arrangements were later made for the team.

The African champions who flew to Douala for a connecting trip to Nigeria, however, had to travel without their bags due to the size of the Camair-co plane used in conveying the team. The team’s luggage were therefore transported to Douala by road. Amadi, in a series of posts on her Twitter page, reported that the Nigerian High Commission in Cameroon expressed its disappointment with the manner the NFF officials conducted themselves.

But this has been the narrative for over a decade, former Nigerian star, Vera Okolo also spilled the beans about the dismal way the Super Falcons were treated by the NFF at the 2004 African Women’s Championship in South Africa. She spoke about her displeasure at the welfare of the players while on duty for their country. The former African Women Footballer of the Year nominee lamented how the Nigerian Football Federation abandoned the team in terms of match bonuses and feeding. She explained how the team overcame these challenges with help of Nigerians in South Africa.

The Super Falcons have won the Women’s Africa Nations Cup more than any other country and made it to every Women’s World Cup since the FIFA competition began in 1991. Despite the honours the women’s team has won for the nation, they are still being treated as second-class citizens compared to their male counterparts who failed to qualify for the African Cup of Nations kicking off in Gabon at the start of 2017 and have failed to qualify for two consecutive editions. News reports stated that the Falcons were paid a paltry 10,000 naira each after they successfully booked a ticket to the 2016 Africa Women’s Cup of Nations which is in contrast with the men’s team, whose players get paid 800,000 naira each for a draw and 1 million naira for a win. The women are also reportedly still owed their bonuses for qualifying for last year’s World Cup in Canada. The women received 100,000 naira for every match won at the World Cup, while the men got 760, 000 naira. And while the male team was lodged in five-star hotels, the women’s team was regularly kept in substandard accommodation, said Nnamdi Okosieme. But this scenario is not peculiar to Nigeria alone. The USA women’s national team stepped up its case for equal pay during a segment of CBS’s 60 Minutes, landing a spot on the traditional post-NFL Sunday show and claiming that women deserve to be paid not just the same as the men, but more.

For a long time now, the Super Falcons have been playing for peanuts and the poor treatment of the women’s football team by the NFF is another symptom of the rot of gender inequality that has eaten into many sectors of society. The Super Falcons deserve to be given as much respect and appreciation as their male counterparts, and it is high time Nigeria started celebrating her football heroines.

http://venturesafrica.com/super-falcons-outshine-the-super-eagles-but-they-are-still-treated-as-second-class-citizens/undefined
Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by BiafranBushBoy: 9:41am On Nov 29, 2018
When I say that the name Nigeria is the same as "Stupidity" some useless assholes will argue...

Nothing progresses in this country apart from prices of things in the market and inflation.

Useless CUNTry with a useless president and a large percentage of useless citizens.

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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by emerged01(m): 10:04am On Nov 29, 2018
Why condemning the poor girls? I really pity these ladies. We have maltreated them and still we want them to perform well.

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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by Nobody: 10:30am On Nov 29, 2018
i thought the nff has sub bodies to deal with the diff levels of football

and is the aiteo money only for the eagles

oyindidi what can you say about this?
Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by Oyindidi(f): 2:40pm On Nov 29, 2018
kenddys:
i thought the nff has sub bodies to deal with the diff levels of football


and is the aiteo money only for the eagles


oyin.didi what can you say about this?
Welcome to Nigeria grin
Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by bankole849: 3:49pm On Nov 29, 2018
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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by Alejob: 3:50pm On Nov 29, 2018
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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by wellmax(m): 3:51pm On Nov 29, 2018
Nigeria will still beat them

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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by Bustincole(m): 3:51pm On Nov 29, 2018
Dis is Naijiriya



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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by Alejob: 3:51pm On Nov 29, 2018
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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by MorataFC: 3:52pm On Nov 29, 2018
We will beat them 2:0

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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by Nobody: 3:52pm On Nov 29, 2018
I hope they win,this south Africans are good undecided
Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by myettiallah: 3:52pm On Nov 29, 2018
let dem win
Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by blackboy2star(m): 3:52pm On Nov 29, 2018
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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by legendmoney(m): 3:53pm On Nov 29, 2018
My South African client Don promise me $10K, if SA wins... But I love super Falcons, I want them to keep on carrying AWCON

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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by babyfaceafrica: 3:58pm On Nov 29, 2018
this is super story
Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by TRUSTEDGUY: 3:59pm On Nov 29, 2018
grin

Useless country were charlatans and crooks ( Politians ) are celebrated and true heros are abandon.

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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by helinues: 3:59pm On Nov 29, 2018
Our miracle is only because we have first class players

Oparanozie
Oshoala
Ordega
Ayinde
Rashida

Infact all our current players are top notch. FG should do something. Dalong is the worst minister in Buhari's government

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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by Obas101(m): 4:00pm On Nov 29, 2018
One of the best and most illustrating article I have ever ever read in this forum. Thumbs up @OP

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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by spidey77: 4:01pm On Nov 29, 2018
My dear, remember its also about sponsorship. Before you start throwing blames, let me ask Nigerians, 'HOW MANY OF YOU HAVE WATCHED A SINGLE MATCH IN THE ONGOING AWCON?' He who has no sin should throw the first stone. This Oshoala girl has played in Liverpool. How many of us has ever watched her. Better pay comes with sponsorship. Sponsors are businessmen

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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by olapluto(m): 4:03pm On Nov 29, 2018
Highly insightful posts. Amaju Pinnick is not NFF president, but Super Eagles manager. He is axing and choping other teams while using Super Eagles for cosmetics.
Many many countries want to play super falcons, but unless Pinnick will make money from it, he wont sanction it.

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Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by mrjaydee(m): 4:04pm On Nov 29, 2018
Nigeria is cursed with rogue leaders.
Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by Nobody: 4:04pm On Nov 29, 2018
Isaaa miracle galore!
Re: The Banyana Banyana Miracle Vs. The Super Falcons Miracle by Vdsc: 4:08pm On Nov 29, 2018
This is why hard work and preparation is more guaranteed than brilliance.
It seldom fails.

And if you manage to add brilliance to hard work, you will be untouchable.

The secret of Outstanding students.

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