12large1:
Honestly, vis a vis Ghana, we have a much talented squad and should be able to defeat them easily. But, in rivalry matches, talent isn’t enough. Your opponents usually perform to their best abilities whenever they’re facing an arch-rival. The game is 50/50 because of History while 80/20 in terms of team talent. It might just come down to luck

JohnBullMySon:
This is part of why we lost to Tunisia even when they paraded a weak squad. Failure to play a weak team as a weak team. Rohr too had this silly problem and it affected us.

When you go into a match with unecessary rivalry mentality and so much undeserved respect for your opponent, you make the match much more difficult than its meant to be.

We need to enter that 1st leg with healthy confidence knowing fully well that we're favourites. We take the game to them and seal qualification in Ghana 2 nil at least. Their National team needs to be relieved from the World Cup so they can build back better.

JohnBullMySon:
This is part of why we lost to Tunisia even when they paraded a weak squad. Failure to play a weak team as a weak team. Rohr too had this silly problem and it affected us.

When you go into a match with unecessary rivalry mentality and so much undeserved respect for your opponent, you make the match much more difficult than its meant to be.

We need to enter that 1st leg with healthy confidence knowing fully well that we're favourites. We take the game to them and seal qualification in Ghana 2 nil at least. Their National team needs to be relieved from the World Cup so they can build back better.

justvictor57:



I don't know when this Amoo would be invited to the national team. He is fearless while on the ball. Full of energy. He is just too good.

justvictor57:



I don't know when this Amoo would be invited to the national team. He is fearless while on the ball. Full of energy. He is just too good.

Curtisaxel10:


No hypes bro. I didn't say he is at the top yet in terms of ability or that we should call him up now......except maybe for cameo appearances while he understudies the SE big boys and familiarizes himself with the team.

Amoo still has a lot to learn. I'm happy he's in a place where he can learn and develop without pressure. He should avoid the top leagues for now and continue honing his skills. When he is ready, the world will hear his name.

TFLASHOGEE:
I guess you miss the news about the sport minister supporting the continuity of the gen gen pressing I know you will wail more when it becomes official that Eguavoen will continue

Curtisaxel10:
The type of close control and football intelligence I saw in that Amoo video eh, I don't think i have ever seen it in any Nigerian player before. I can't even compare him to Okocha sef. Messi is the right person to compare him to. Dribbling with direction and discipline. I only wish to see Amoo improve on his shooting. If he does that, who be Mbappe?

komekn:


Beating Ghana is not s foregone conclusion.

Without proper preparation and the best players we can get , it may end in tears.

And this utter arrant nonsense that's it's taking 3 years to get clearance from FIFA for a change of allegiance. Is simply absolutely not TRUE.

I really don't know why the NFF are giving this false narrative.

mostob:
no....what I was trying to say is I watch him week in week out as an arsenal fan.

joelsteron:


When he is 27. Stupid administration. I'm sure he would have been cappped if he is an half cast

TFLASHOGEE:
I guess you miss the news about the sport minister supporting the continuity of the gen gen pressing I know you will wail more when it becomes official that Eguavoen will continue

zuchyblink:
to be sacked after losing to Ghana ghen ghen pressing will not fail to break your heart as usual.

zuchyblink:
to be sacked after losing to Ghana ghen ghen pressing will not fail to break your heart as usual.

Astrid4:


I understand the fact NFF will be signing a new contract with eguavoen as the coach in the next coming weeks, he has the support of the Minister of sport and other ex internationals; so they will retaining him alongside Dr Terry and salisu Yusuf, but they're gonna be looking for a new technical director

Danielnino00:


You know what?
When Rohr is appointed as Ghana coach, you can follow him there and enjoy his brand of football...

5 years in charge of the team and he couldn't build an identity... 2 weeks of Eguavon gengen pressing made the super eagles feared again! We were literally tipped as favorite to win the AFCON after just 3 games because people could see how good we became. One moment of misfortune against Tunisia won't change the fact that Eguavon gave us something much better than Rohr ever did...

Believe it or not, if it's open to a poll, majority of Nigerians will want Eguavon to continue...

groundnutoil:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0z2PoF9ej4 pls why have we not invited amoo

TFLASHOGEE:
just tell me that what your darling daddy want to come and do in Ghana taking a two months break from his hotel business to come and experiment another kick and follow hybrid with a poor Ghanaian side den get the boot like the one that took Dem to afcon after Eguavoen show him how we play our original style of football'' yori yori 9ja gen gen pressing with flair''

zuchyblink:
If you want to see the best of Yori Yori football go to Eguaveon's sitting room . The best football will be on television today not on Nairaland

TheLoneCitizen:


Yes but you guys don't know how to judge good players.

Gnabry? Lassana? Van Bronckhorst?

Danielnino00:


You know what?
When Rohr is appointed as Ghana coach, you can follow him there and enjoy his brand of football...

5 years in charge of the team and he couldn't build an identity... 2 weeks of Eguavon gengen pressing made the super eagles feared again! We were literally tipped as favorite to win the AFCON after just 3 games because people could see how good we became. One moment of misfortune against Tunisia won't change the fact that Eguavon gave us something much better than Rohr ever did...

Believe it or not, if it's open to a poll, majority of Nigerians will want Eguavon to continue...

TheGoodJoe:


Sunday Oliseh remains my pick for the technical director role if Eguavoen continues as coach.

komekn:


Beating Ghana is not s foregone conclusion.

Without proper preparation and the best players we can get , it may end in tears.

And this utter arrant nonsense that's it's taking 3 years to get clearance from FIFA for a change of allegiance. Is simply absolutely not TRUE.

I really don't know why the NFF are giving this false narrative.

zuchyblink:
to be sacked after losing to Ghana ghen ghen pressing will not fail to break your heart as usual.

Danielnino00:


You know what?
When Rohr is appointed as Ghana coach, you can follow him there and enjoy his brand of football...

5 years in charge of the team and he couldn't build an identity... 2 weeks of Eguavon gengen pressing made the super eagles feared again! We were literally tipped as favorite to win the AFCON after just 3 games because people could see how good we became. One moment of misfortune against Tunisia won't change the fact that Eguavon gave us something much better than Rohr ever did...

Believe it or not, if it's open to a poll, majority of Nigerians will want Eguavon to continue...

TheLoneCitizen:
Aribo left-footed assist for Ahmad Diallo's first goal.

Misused.

Meliforme:


Feared by Tunisians that you got only one shot on target against.
It could have been 2 nil, if not for Ndidi, the same Ndidi that keeps saving us from woeful losses.
The fear factor has always been with the Super Eagles, because we are a football powerhouse in Africa
I am a fan of high pressing football, but i tell you that what we do with the ball on our feet will determine whether we win matches. Our composition of play is very poor, only individual brilliance can help us, but against a well coached side, we will fail.

zuchyblink:
wake up from sleep you are out of the competition 'Mr favourite to win' a dead Tunisia knocked you out