drDoom3:


In contrast, his style of caging his players cost him the game.

minfelix:
Rohr = play stupid football and win
Eguavoen = play beautiful football/Nigeria gengen pressing and loose
It's all we clamoured for, let's keep enjoying it

Alfryd:
Lord pls heal me oh
so that I can go work, this lose have changed my mood and body system...sad

CaptainStephen:
To be fair on okoye, defender failed to close down that shot on time.

I don't understand why are dropping all blames on him.

Aina and Ndidi should be getting the stick for failing to close down too.

Subzero47:
For those trying to defend their lightskinned boyfriend by rubbishing Uzoho the truth is that Uzoho has had brilliant matches for us but Maduka has never had one

JohnBullMySon:
I can still remember some of Uzoho's "saves" at the 2018 WC. Even a guy beside me then remarked that it would take the grace of God for him not to concede. Maduka isn't reliable. He is mistake prone. I wanted to recommend Akpeyi but I watched one of the training videos, and what I saw from Akpeyi!!!, lemme just leave it cos he never featured. Make l drag only those wey play.

Right now the position is very open. I still believe in Maduka though. I've seen some of his saves. He has talent but lacks confidence.

12large1:
From today, let me hear anyone that will talk badly of Rohr on this site, na insults I go use finish that person

safarigirl:
Nigerians are wishing Okoye death on his page?

Death?


Because of nonsense football?

E no better to go play for where dem born you than to come and play for Nigeria? At least, if na England, worst comes to worst, dem go call you monkey, but wishing death on someone?


People in this country are very sick and they sadly, cannot afford therapy. Just wild animals everywhere

JohnBullMySon:
The players themselves said it that he gave them freedom, meaning that there was little guidance coming from him, only first eleven, position and substitution.

JohnBullMySon:
I can still remember some of Uzoho's "saves" at the 2018 WC. Even a guy beside me then remarked that it would take the grace of God for him not to concede. Maduka isn't reliable. He is mistake prone. I wanted to recommend Akpeyi but I watched one of the training videos, and what I saw from Akpeyi!!!, lemme just leave it cos he never featured. Make l drag only those wey play.

Right now the position is very open. I still believe in Maduka though. I've seen some of his saves. He has talent but lacks confidence.

zuchyblink:
The culture of disrespecting our experienced players should stop forthwith.

JohnBullMySon:
I can still remember some of Uzoho's "saves" at the 2018 WC. Even a guy beside me then remarked that it would take the grace of God for him not to concede. Maduka isn't reliable. He is mistake prone. I wanted to recommend Akpeyi but I watched one of the training videos, and what I saw from Akpeyi!!!, lemme just leave it cos he never featured. Make l drag only those wey play.

Right now the position is very open. I still believe in Maduka though. I've seen some of his saves. He has talent but lacks confidence.

drDoom3:


How many chances did we create self? We lost because Eguavoen stuck to a tactic the whole world had dissected and laid bare, and he was too inflexible to adapt, the same problem we complained Rohr had. It was an open secret Simon was our talisman, I wonder why he didn't change things up.

BTW, leaving Ejuke out of the matchday squad for players like Musa and Iwobi is really a war crime that deserves flogging. At least a consolation is that yesterday Eguavoen was shown why he should never make such blunders again.

drDoom3:


Oga even with Ighalo and Moses nothing would have happened in that game... We didn't lose the game for a dearth of talent or experience. We lost because players got lazy (probably because of Rohr syndrome where everybody knows who is gonna play) and poor coaching anticipation and flexibility.

Las las Musa wey get experience pass everybody you see him contribution for the game?

Joezinho:

My brother, losing to Tunisia that lost to Gambia, had their coach out by covid also almost 12 of their players were out due to covid to, we also had an extra day of rest and didn't get to travel like them is a hard pull to swallow ...

Ndidi was left as a lone DM, it's not surprising Tunisia's goal came from the midfield, albeit a badly exposed midfield.. Why didn't Eguavoen bring in Onyeka to help out Ndidi? as well as take control of that midfield? He kept throwing more attackers yet the midfield was neglected..

drDoom3:


Sincerely though I have not seen an eagles game where Maduka showed that he has what it takes. 60% of his games, he hasn't touched ball. The remaining 40%, every two shots they have scored him one.

Remember, we had two defensive off the line clearances yesterday where Maduka looked totally lost (cc early first half, Ndidi off the line).

For Uzoho, I can remember at least 3 games where he gave off prime Alisson vibes. Against Brazil, the guy looked untouchable. Tunisia at AFCON 2019, we were bashing Rohr for not playing him throughout. There are more but this is just off the top of my head.

drDoom3:


Oga even with Ighalo and Moses nothing would have happened in that game... We didn't lose the game for a dearth of talent or experience. We lost because players got lazy (probably because of Rohr syndrome where everybody knows who is gonna play) and poor coaching anticipation and flexibility.

Las las Musa wey get experience pass everybody you see him contribution for the game?

drDoom3:


Nothing is wrong with that. After all, Nigeria has always played with vibes.

The problem is when there are flaws in the positions themselves. Not being flexible enough to change them when necessary too.

Zanistico:

Maduka is a young keeper who gets harshly criticized by most with an agenda.
Dude loses concentration at crucial periods sometimes but he's definitely not as bad as they are making him out to be. He's young and will get better.

codemaniacs:


donnarumma is young and good...

Nigeria cannot wait for a Keeper to get better...

chuks404:
NFF should retain Eguavoen as the coach. We weren't lucky at all in this game. Besides that goal against maduka didn't help matters.
I am so proud of these boys. Imagine if osihmen has been in this squad esp concerning area duels. Mind u, those critizing chukwueze forget that chukwueze function efficiently when osihmen is around due to his aerial prowess. Guys chill, we have a squad period.

Joezinho:

My brother, losing to Tunisia that lost to Gambia, had their coach out by covid also almost 12 of their players were out due to covid to, we also had an extra day of rest and didn't get to travel like them is a hard pull to swallow ...

Ndidi was left as a lone DM, it's not surprising Tunisia's goal came from the midfield, albeit a badly exposed midfield.. Why didn't Eguavoen bring in Onyeka to help out Ndidi? as well as take control of that midfield? He kept throwing more attackers yet the midfield was neglected..

Zanistico:

If a donnarumma pops up, by all means replace maduka.
We don't have stellar options to pick from in the GK department. Let's stop acting like Maduka came and replaced a Manuel Neuer or an Allison because he's half German.

Zanistico:

Maduka is a young keeper who gets harshly criticized by most with an agenda.
Dude loses concentration at crucial periods sometimes but he's definitely not as bad as they are making him out to be. He's young and will get better.

JohnBullMySon:
Eguavoen's tactics is more of like "Go into the pitch and do thy best, play this position. If you tire or underperform, I'll change you".

Rohr had a tactics, one that we grew tired of. But I don't think we can move forward with Eguavoen, honestly. Players need to be told what to do at times. Freedom can be detrimental. Let's see what Peseiro brings to the table. And hopefully it will be alright.

Barryseal:

So you know all these but you're hyping how we will deal with Ghana even before the ball was kicked.
Ghana and Tunisia, who have better players? Lol