Samueltemi337:
So how does commenting there relates to them disgracing themselves?

andrewbaba44:

Why go that extent ?
They are now behaving like Turkish fans

safarigirl:
After dem don finish with Nigeria, ladies and gentlemen, Watford have refused to release Ismaila Sarr to Senegal for AFCON, despite having an agreement with the Senegalese Football Federation for the player.


There you have it then, forget all their foolish lies and silly games, na Watford dey hold these players. Small club with small club mentality.

Dem go swear for them in English and French this period. Useless people

Subzero047:


Aina is only better in running up and down the flanks, Ebuehi is much more celebral with his attacking plays

Samueltemi337:
So?


They are fans they have the right to comment whatever they want

BascoVanVeli:


Ola Aina's assist to ighalo against Rwanda. That's all there is to say

Oasis001:


Some of you are so annoying and bittered in real Life? Is that what Eguavoen aimed? He said Dennis made it known to him that he's been threatened by Watford Management, yet you are here foaming in the Mouth like an epileptic Patient.

Where is Sarr? Why is he still in England? Same way Senegalese Football Federation clarify Situation with Sarr, is same way NFF and Eguavoen clarified Situation with Dennis - but you Guys would rather paint him bad for stvpid Likes and Shares.

Rest...... use your brain, read NFF and Eguavoen Submissions on the matter when your coconut head is clear, not after sniffing Meth.

Eizzy003:

Abeg as I make my comment I insult u, did I insult Eguaveon or did I insult Dennis himself. So why you come da insult me.
Insecured folks dat hide behind keyboard ready to hit at people, swearz person like you no fit even stand for my front.
Awon keyboard warriors

Sugarboyy:

Charles take your time oh.
You actually got my message wrong, I was trying to tell you that Okocha during his days was far more than a 10, he was an all rounder on the pitch and with his skill set, there is no way he wouldn't have cut it in today's football, he might even do better.
Don't forget Okocha was more than a dribbler... He was also good with free kicks, dead balls and he could also single handledly change a match...he was also very good with both foots, shots, almost everything that most top rated modern midfielders lacks

Joebie:
So who will win the Nations Cup of AFCON squad graphics?
Let's start with the first contestant -- Nigeria.

safarigirl:
After dem don finish with Nigeria, ladies and gentlemen, Watford have refused to release Ismaila Sarr to Senegal for AFCON, despite having an agreement with the Senegalese Football Federation for the player.


There you have it then, forget all their foolish lies and silly games, na Watford dey hold these players. Small club with small club mentality.

Dem go swear for them in English and French this period. Useless people

eddie7:


Algeria
Senegal
Tunisia
Nigeria
Cameroun
Egypt......in that order

Joebie:
u read wetin u dey reply to?

Joebie:
Seyi Olofinjana, speaking to BBC, on why he turned down the NFF Technical Director role.

"It was difficult, but at the same time, easy,"

"I think the federation made it a little bit easier for me to make that judgement call. There were certain questions I asked of the federation that they weren't able to answer.

"What needs doing? Where do they think we are as a nation? Where do we need to get to? How quickly do we need to get to those places?

"I didn't get answers to those questions and that is the day-to-day job for me. If there's no clarity, there's no going forward.

"Do I regret saying no? Absolutely not. Is there a part of me that thinks it could be a good opportunity for me to go and put myself in the history books and try to help my people? Absolutely! I'm still looking for that opportunity

"I'll continue to knock on the door. Any day. I don't know the day. I'm Nigerian. I can't change that."

eddie7:

I answered the first line statement

Joebie:
oya read it again

TheGoodJoe:


Come on Seyi. It is your job to provide answers to those questions as the Technical Director. You should have accepted the job and designed a road map for the country.

Joebie:
When the people around you are totally clueless, they have a different mission. You cannot perform in the wrong environment. omo you go die put nothing go happen.

TheGoodJoe:
.
That is even the reason of accepting the job. To find a way to bring a change. Be the voice of sound advice even if they don't take it. It is called contributing your part to help.

Joebie:
He should continue furthering his career in Switzerland. This country is not worth dying for.

TheGoodJoe:
By the way, I think it is wrong for Pinnick to travel to look for who will coach the Super Eagles. Especially when you have a technical committee and a technical director.

That is like Khaldoon Al Mubarak, chairman of Manchester City picking a coach for the club. We have Txiki Begiristain, who is the technical director of Manchester City. His job is to work on the road map of the club. The philosophy behind the club's playing style and recruitment. Al Mubarak appointing a coach can clash with the philosophy of the Technical director.

So Pinnick cannot start traveling and asking Arsene Wenger or Mourinho for who to appoint. It is just like Ajax chairperson selecting a coach over Overmars.

The NFF has a technical committee and they are the ones to recommend the coach to the NFF chairman under the endorsement of the Technical Director.

Not Pinnick picking coach. That is a very wrong working step.

Joebie:
Seyi Olofinjana, speaking to BBC, on why he turned down the NFF Technical Director role.

"It was difficult, but at the same time, easy,"

"I think the federation made it a little bit easier for me to make that judgement call. There were certain questions I asked of the federation that they weren't able to answer.

"What needs doing? Where do they think we are as a nation? Where do we need to get to? How quickly do we need to get to those places?

"I didn't get answers to those questions and that is the day-to-day job for me. If there's no clarity, there's no going forward.

"Do I regret saying no? Absolutely not. Is there a part of me that thinks it could be a good opportunity for me to go and put myself in the history books and try to help my people? Absolutely! I'm still looking for that opportunity

"I'll continue to knock on the door. Any day. I don't know the day. I'm Nigerian. I can't change that."

TheGoodJoe:
By the way, I think it is wrong for Pinnick to travel to look for who will coach the Super Eagles. Especially when you have a technical committee and a technical director.

That is like Khaldoon Al Mubarak, chairman of Manchester City picking a coach for the club. We have Txiki Begiristain, who is the technical director of Manchester City. His job is to work on the road map of the club. The philosophy behind the club's playing style and recruitment. Al Mubarak appointing a coach can clash with the philosophy of the Technical director.

So Pinnick cannot start traveling and asking Arsene Wenger or Mourinho for who to appoint. It is just like Ajax chairperson selecting a coach over Overmars.

The NFF has a technical committee and they are the ones to recommend the coach to the NFF chairman under the endorsement of the Technical Director.

Not Pinnick picking coach. That is a very wrong working step.

Stormtrooper11:
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TheGoodJoe:


Come on Seyi. It is your job to provide answers to those questions as the Technical Director. You should have accepted the job and designed a road map for the country.