The blood of South Africans is still crying and will never stop until we do the needful.

mank1234:


And the wailings in Accra continues as predicted.

The first leg may not even be played in Ghana. None of their stadium has VAR facility. Likely first leg will be at a neutral venue then return leg in Abuja.

We'll be in Qatar come March

Lifeline given to Mali .

nelszx:
The first leg may not even be played in Ghana. None of their stadium has VAR facility. Likely first leg will be at a neutral venue then return leg in Abuja.

We'll be in Qatar come March

Before March they can fix things up

Not Bafana Bafana handle tweeting World Cup Playoffs

I imagine Congo Vs Germany in the world cup... Algeria vs Cameroon won't be an easy match. The Algerian team will bounce back ,however Cameroon look stronger based on her current form. Ghana vs Nigeria another war.

Joebie:
well, even Comoros beat Ghana. C.A.R beat Nigeria.. Anything can happen in life. But we are talking purely on what we see on ground. The present reality. We could have drawn a different team and anything could have still happened. The point here is Ghana is such a weak and whack team. We are playing the team. And we will play for pride as well.

Less than a month ago, Nigeria was regarded as a sputtering team so much so that we weren't even considered favorites for the Afcon. Fast forward to now and the dynamics has changed.

So who says that between now and March 24th, things cannot change for Ghana.

Still rooting for my naija sha oo.

samtol4:
Before March they can fix things up

pls which date is ghana vs nigeria match?

Our problem was not personnel but tactics. So tell me how they gonna turn that around in a couple of months.
They do not have the personnel.

Mujtahida:

Less than a month ago, Nigeria was regarded as a sputtering team so much so that we weren't even considered favorites for the Afcon. Fast forward to now and the dynamics has changed.

So who says that between now and March 24th, things cannot change for Ghana.

Still rooting for my naija sha oo.

Joebie:
Yours is based purely in your affinity to Nigeria. Mine is based on what I see on ground.

How did you come about your assumption about my judgment? I based mine on historical facts, qualities and previous games of the opponents. I was right about the Algerian team too. Yours was based on pure emotion. �

The Ghanaians are talking about bring back Kevin Prince Boateng, begging Mohamed Salisu and Kudus. I hope they made the mistake of bringing KPB. That will be their kiss of death.

Mood when I see say na Ghana we dey play
ndidi go kalaa, Iheanacho go daju, osimehn go wuwa ika

History is written by prevailing circumstances.
So put your mind where it matters. There was no history of Comoros vs Ghana. But in one day history was made because of prevailing circumstance. Prevailing circumstances write history. not the other way round.

fabyom:
How did you come about your assumption about my judgment? I based mine on historical facts, qualities and previous games of the opponents. I was right about the Algerian team too. Yours was based on pure emotion. �

donvicky2007:


According to the draw, Nigeria and Cameroon can't meet in the finals, they will only meet in the semi-finals and one of them will progress to the finals ie, if they both progress upto semi-finals.

Are you sure??

Play the first leg at home, we will qualify.

either way it doesn't matter. I will like us to finish the job on their soil first.

EgusiShankly:

Play the first leg at home, we will qualify.

EgusiShankly:

Play the first leg at home, we will qualify.

I think Ghana will be home first.

From what I read previously, the non seeded countries will play at home first.

But I may be wrong sha.

We have not played Ghana in 10 years. And somehow some believe that the teams that played decades ago will have a bearing on the double header

better!

kingphilip:

I think Ghana will be home first.

From what I read previously, the non seeded countries will play at home first.

But I may be wrong sha.

If Ghana want to avoid a thrashing (not even get a win, that is nigh impossible) what they have to do is:

1) Appoint a local coach that will not be influenced by their FA in player selections
2) Scout extensively in europe. Get all their eligible players together. Get Salisu, get Afena-Gyan, get Duncan, get Schlupp, get Gyasi, get Kamal Sowah. Finalize Hudson Odoi switch.
3) Kick out all the dead legs from their squad. All those home based players they carried to AFCON that couldn't kick a ball because they were not good enough, get them out.
4) Organize at least two friendlies to make the squad gel together before their games against us.

If even one out of these four conditions is not met, we will flog them mercilessly home and away.

If they are able to make all four, maybe they could draw us in Ghana but they are not beating us in Abuja.

Joebie:
We will have all of South Africa behind us, what a marvel it would be!

They have ranged solidly behind us oo. The enemy of my enemy is my friend ooo.

samtol4:
Before March they can fix things up

Make we dey look na
Na February we don almost reach so

Vs Ghana

with all the conditions met, they will lose both games. We have been building our team for 5 years, we are just beginning to gain momentum. The momentum we will have by then will be unstoppable. Eguavoen should not change what he is doing.

drDoom3:
If Ghana want to avoid a thrashing (not even get a win, that is nigh impossible) what they have to do is:

1) Appoint a local coach that will not be influenced by their FA in player selections
2) Scout extensively in europe. Get all their eligible players together. Get Salisu, get Afena-Gyan, get Duncan, get Schlupp, get Gyasi, get Kamal Sowah. Finalize Hudson Odoi switch.
3) Kick out all the dead legs from their squad. All those home based players they carried to AFCON that couldn't kick a ball because they were not good enough, get them out.
4) Organize at least two friendlies to make the squad gel together before their games against us.

If even one out of these four conditions is not met, we will flog them mercilessly home and away.

If they are able to make all four, maybe they could draw us in Ghana but they are not beating us in Abuja.

gustav25:
quoting so I can reference this on the rainy day

It will rain but only in Ghana, tears will rain

We have not played Ghana in 10 years. And somehow some believe that the teams that played decades ago will have a bearing on the double header

PurpleHouse:
Vs Ghana

But how and why do Ghana have such a staggering record over us?

kingphilip:

I think Ghana will be home first.

From what I read previously, the non seeded countries will play at home first.

But I may be wrong sha.

that's unfortunate.
Would have preferred it at home esp a hostile venue like Lagos before going to Ghana for the return leg.

There would have been immense pressure from their side to overturn scores if we beat them very well at home and I don't think they can do that because they have so many finished and below average players

it's psychological. They will be depending on a long history. We will be coming with a fresh playing philosophy and the right personnel to back it up.

PurpleHouse:
But how and why do Ghana have such a staggering record over us?

Stormtrooper11:


Are you sure??

You are right....

The spirit of Super Eagles '94 is back. Now, no white man to play ojoro. Amuneke Finidi, Siasia, Oliseh, Amokachi etc liase with Eguavoen. We are back on track.

Ezekiel Henty makes his debut for Al Hazeem.

Big man!