TFLASHOGEE:
ogbono and bitter leaf soup source abi because they are only coming to Nigeria to play a game organization by Budweiser

lovewins:
We don't need a "world class coach", we rather need a coach who will be committed to the holistic development of our football. In true sense, no world class coach will be good for us in the long term, they may help get results in the short term, but will ultimately not help our football development.

We need a coach willing to live in Nigeria or at least spend significant time in Nigeria to scout for talent while at the same time paying attention to those outside our shores. Even Rorh a grade C coach didn't agree to live here, how much more a "World Class Coach. We need someone hungry, passionate and who would love to make a point.

JohnBullMySon:
Nawa for NFF oh. Which one is Eastern Europe?

BTW, does this mean that Oliseh, Amuneke and co will still cry more . Chai

nelszx:

That's your problem, assess the players and not league they play in. Pick whoever will suit your tactics and/or formation.

Amuneke was playing in Zamalek or so but he was benching a European based prince of Monaco in Ikpeba. Sunday Mbah that won us the AFCON was playing for Rangers but benched Nosa Igiebor who was playing in Israel or so. Oboabona in sunshine stars was benching Yobo in fernabahce.

You can only get the best out of a player by checking if they'd suit your style of play not because they play in a 'better league'. Are they starting games in these better leagues? Everything is the style the coach wants to deploy and the best fit players that can help execute those tactics not 'better league'. Moses Simon, Iwobi, Ekong who all play in a better league are they not pulling out poor strings with the super eagles?

If Onyedika and Alhassan are good players, invite and assess them regardless of who plays in a more fanciful league. Same way I'd say if Amoo is that good he should get a call up and assess to know how good he is. Not to invite them and keep them on the bench like Rohr had been doing.

Change this your mentality bro, you're no different from Rohr with your way of thinking.

Mujtahida:

The holistic development of our football is not the job of the coach of the SE. In fact he's the one who creams off the hard work of development done by sports administrators. He's the last man on the line. Development should be the task of sports administrators who should come up with policies and plans that will develop our football.

Arabiandude:

I don't think we need a British coach. They don't have pattern of play, even if they do, their pattern doesn't fit the current SE.
I think what the current SE talents needs is either a Spanish, Brazilian or Dutch coach

Olulong:
Gernot Rohr bids his senior players farewell

Gernot Rohr bids his senior players farewell
Fisayo Dairo
November 19, 2021

The soon-to-be-disengaged head coach of Nigeria’s Super Eagles, Gernot Rohr has apparently said his farewell to his senior players, www.aclsports.com can report.

The future of the 68-year old German coach is up in the air after a series of lacklustre performances by his players in the past couple of months.

This reached a crescendo on Tuesday night when Nigeria narrowly avoided defeat against Cape Verde in their final group game in the race to qualifying for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Since the end of that 1-1 draw in Lagos, there have been reports indicating that Rohr’s reign as Nigeria head coach might be over and in spite of the Federation half-heartedly denying the news on Thursday, another dimension came into it that evening.

www.aclsports.com has authoritatively scooped that Rohr has bade farewell to his valued key players, informing them of the stance by Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to relieve him of his duties.

Although the process is not yet complete according to the former Gabon national team head coach, it was now safe for him to thank “his boys” for their support and cooperation while he was in charge of the Super Eagles.

Rohr and his employers are expected to officially confirm the parting of ways in the coming days once all legal details are sorted. A replacement is also expected to be named by the Federation as soon as the news is made official.

Nigeria is among twenty-four African countries that will participate at the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations to be hosted by Cameroon in January and have been drawn against Egypt, Sudan and Guinea-Bissau in Group D.

The Eagles will also know their foes in the final round of qualification for Qatar 2022 when the draws are conducted on December 18, 2021.

charlesemeka85:
we play the same style of football with the Dutch

Arabiandude:

I don't think we need a British coach. They don't have pattern of play, even if they do, their pattern doesn't fit the current SE.
I think what the current SE talents needs is either a Spanish, Brazilian or Dutch coach

SerVik:
islayer do you remember this convo? You doubted Barca would take a chance with xavi and I told you it'll happen in 2021, this was in 2019

SerVik:
islayer do you remember this convo? You doubted Barca would take a chance with xavi and I told you it'll happen in 2021, this was in 2019

Mujtahida:

The holistic development of our football is not the job of the coach of the SE. In fact he's the one who creams off the hard work of development done by sports administrators. He's the last man on the line. Development should be the task of sports administrators who should come up with policies and plans that will develop our football.

AndSunGorilla:

Well said. How about Rijkard, Gullit and Seedorf too, having a black foreign coach won't be bad.

Gullit sef dey come 9ja now.

charlesemeka85:
we play the same style of football with the Dutch

Oasis001:
Ndubuisi Emmanuel Egbo should be hired instead of Emmanuel Amuneke...... if eventually Rohr is dismissed.

If however Amuneke won't mind to be his Assistant, then he should be hired as well, along with Salisu Yusuf.

Eizzy003:
My search for Nigerian coaches in Europe lead me to a Nigerian at Chelsea by name Hassan Sulaiman, he is the current U16 coach there, and he recently won the U16 Premier League Tournament for Chelsea.
Atleast he is one for the future (No be only players we go da mark as one for the future)

Mujtahida:

The holistic development of our football is not the job of the coach of the SE. In fact he's the one who creams off the hard work of development done by sports administrators. He's the last man on the line. Development should be the task of sports administrators who should come up with policies and plans that will develop our football.

TFLASHOGEE:
abeg remove Gary Neville that one na studio coach all mouth analysis that he him self can't replicate successful

Arabiandude:
I have a feeling that Andry Shevchenko is the easter European coach that the NFF has contacted and plans hiring after sacking Rohr

Blueelf:


Loll

Memories!!!

Blueelf:


God bless you for this

Arabiandude:

I don't think there is any difference between Amuneke and Seedorf. They are both former players that have failed coaching senior teams. I will go with first Rijkard then Gullit or even Hiddink if he is Still available

Arabiandude:
I have a feeling that Andry Shevchenko is the easter European coach that the NFF has contacted and plans hiring after sacking Rohr

Arabiandude:
I have a feeling that Andry Shevchenko is the easter European coach that the NFF has contacted and plans hiring after sacking Rohr

TheGoodJoe:


However, Westerhof was involved and concerned with the holistic development of our football. He knew even quality players of 10 years old. Not an exaggeration.

Westerhof was fully involved with the selection of the U17 team. He knew rising Stars in the local league.

He found Amokachi, I think at 16 years and brought him to train with the Super Eagles.

That is the kind of coach we need. Not looking at European countries that have everything working for them.