Schemerkhiz:
*GUARDIAN OF FLOURISH CHIOMA SABASTINE CRIES OUT TO FOOTBALL STAKE HOLDERS TO UPHOLD JUSTICE.*

*Membis Vitus C* Guardian of flourish chioma sabastine a player being dragged and coarsed to play for Edo Queens speaks out_speaking in a extensive interview with Coach uni Dan kakwi expressed his worry how top women football political stake holders are demeaning justice and progress of a minor

Reacting to a publication made by Mrs Sabina Chikere on the issue of Miss Flourish C. Sabastine with Edo Queens FC." He said someone closer to her (Sabina Chikere) should let her know that the end to her lies against our daughter have come and he promised to expose their corrupt practices with evidence and truth.

Mrs Sabina Chikere together with Mrs Womimo Mattew have lost their integrity, They are suppose to be mothers but it’s sad indeed the attitude this two have shown is highly unprofessional to the practice of football business and development in our country. This two have misinformed the Authorities for so long

Emotionally, In a worrisome mood he said "Mrs Sabina can go ahead with her lies which I have decided not to over look anymore, she will not be allowed anymore to continue the tarnishing of our daughters image."

Specifically, he is crying out to top and ardent football authorities in the country to come to the rescue of Miss Flourish chioma sabastine before she is led and drowned into football slavery ...

I would cry out too if it was a player of that quality

naijaseeker:


I checked her on Unnich Academy Facebook, does she also play for the Flamingoes? I think her name is also Chioma?

She's 17yrs already, By October 20 she would be 18yrs old... Very talented player that need to be well guided..

Right now Bayelsa Queens and Edo Queens are currently fighting over her ownership..
The Unnich Academy product is rightfully of Bayelsa Queens but Edo Queens da use power and money take da run the thing like dis..

BascoVanVeli:



I would cry out too if it was a player of that quality

Omooo... Nigeria get talent oh, they should just settle this issues so that she can be playing league games to keep her in top shape cause right now she's not even playing in the league..

Bayelsa Queens coach is the First Assisatant Coach of the Falconet while Edo Queens coach Wemimo is the second Assistant Coach of the Falconet... So you seeeeeee

Wishing you an Injury free game today... Get the goals too big Striker Maclean's Chinonyerem

Schemerkhiz:





She's 17yrs already, By October 20 she would be 18yrs old... Very talented player that need to be well guided..

Right now Bayelsa Queens and Edo Queens are currently fighting over her ownership..
The Unnich Academy product is rightfully of Bayelsa Queens but Edo Queens da use power and money take da run the thing like dis..

Okay. Is Unnich an indeepent Academy or is it affiliated to either of the two?

Please I need the highlight of yesterday's match

Here's the game currently going on live...
Watch Superfalcons prodigy Striker Maclean's Chinonyerem in action...





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzeIa6uNtcE

Fransisca Ordega in Action for CSKA Moscow....


6: mins
Fransisca Ordega Goal...

Live


https://wfl.rfs.ru/posts/1063577

Schemerkhiz:
Here's the game currently going on live...
Watch Superfalcons prodigy Striker Maclean's Chinonyerem in action...





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzeIa6uNtcE

Looks like Maclean's Chinonyerem is not playing

Schemerkhiz:



Omooo... Nigeria get talent oh, they should just settle this issues so that she can be playing league games to keep her in top shape cause right now she's not even playing in the league..

Bayelsa Queens coach is the First Assisatant Coach of the Falconet while Edo Queens coach Wemimo is the second Assistant Coach of the Falconet... So you seeeeeee

She is just amazing. They should stop playing with her career like that. Anyways she will be in Europe soon

Gooaaaaall

39Min
Maclean's Chinonyerem...

naijaseeker:


Looks like Maclean's Chinonyerem is not playing

She's their top9.... Look upfront you would see her

Jersey no.25

Schemerkhiz:



She's their top9.... Look upfront you would see her

Jersey no.25

yeah, my mistake. She scored

Schemerkhiz:
Fransisca Ordega in Action for CSKA Moscow....


6: mins
Fransisca Ordega Goal...

Live


https://wfl.rfs.ru/posts/1063577

can I get a YouTube link to watch this match

do4luv14:




can I get a YouTube link to watch this match

I’m watching it through this Link. Working fine
62minutes now

Not sure Basco posted the highlights here

So here you go guys


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPmZFztd7z4

Now 2nil
Aboudi Onguene brought down in the 18yard box, their no.6 step up to convert.

Ordega and Aboudi are the two strikers 4-4-2

Deltamani:


I’m watching it through this Link. Working fine 62minutes now

having difficulty, so how was Ordega performance so far

Spanish Ibedradola Champions

lovewins:
Not sugre Basco posted the highlights here

So here you go guys


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPmZFztd7z4

Good

Full highlights of the match for any who want to watch


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeGbBceRPi0

do4luv14:



having difficulty, so how was Ordega performance so far

Ordega didn’t do bad thuo, She scored the first goal and also gave some excellent passes to her teammates inside the box which they didn’t utilise well.. well 95% of the physical dual.

Overall I will score her 6/10 not yet the Ordega we used to know!

Anam Imo scored Hattrick today as Pitea IF beat Mallbacken FC 5nil in the Swedish Cup..

Super Striker Maclean's

Schemerkhiz:
Anam Imo scored Hattrick today as Pitea IF beat Mallbacken FC 5nil in the Swedish Cup..

The last coach really liked this girl and it seems she is good. Is the attacking formation saturated ( think so) or the current coaching crew have not thought about her?

I think the problem with Super Falcons is progression management. I mean here, the delicate but difficult task of slowly easing younger talents into the team. The last time this was done was 2010-2012. However, what we see is, a talent who had a brief spectacular flare is quickly forced into the senior team and expected to adapt and excel. For the old ones like me, can we recall around 2003 or so when the likes of Akide, Chiejine Egbe, etc had traveled to the USA, China, and co, the Super Falcons coach had to rustle up a second-team home-based who finally were even better, and this was when spectacular players like Nkwocha, Vera Okolo, Akudo Sabi, etc changed the team?

Teams are carefully built up, with issues such as talent, fitness, and also (very importantly) adaptability. Players should be graduated from age grades into Falcons and the old ones slowly eased off before the old ones get very old, tired, and disgraced off. (Like they did to my darling Precious Dede). Now I love Chiedozie and she has done well for herself but she has not reached the level of confidence and reliability Dede provided. It was unfortunate that Dede was stretched till 2015 when Tochukwu or Alaba could have been eased in earlier.

In the attacking lineup, we should have new faces who have been raised enough to the confidence level of Oparanozie. Oparanozie is still good and for a long time, we will miss her spot-kicks but if the truth is told, Nigeria has a wealth of attackers and young ones should have been groomed to her confidence level a long time ago.

naijaseeker:


The last coach really liked this girl and it seems she is good. Is the attacking formation saturated ( think so) or the current coaching crew have not thought about her?

I think the problem with Super Falcons is progression management. I mean here, the delicate but difficult task of slowly easing younger talents into the team. The last time this was done was 2010-2012. However, what we see is, a talent who had a brief spectacular flare is quickly forced into the senior team and expected to adapt and excel. For the old ones like me, can we recall around 2003 or so when the likes of Akide, Chiejine Egbe, etc had traveled to the USA, China, and co, the Super Falcons coach had to rustle up a second-team home-based who finally were even better, and this was when spectacular players like Nkwocha, Vera Okolo, Akudo Sabi, etc changed the team?

Teams are carefully built up, with issues such as talent, fitness, and also (very importantly) adaptability. Players should be graduated from age grades into Falcons and the old ones slowly eased off before the old ones get very old, tired, and disgraced off. (Like they did to my darling Precious Dede). Now I love Chiedozie and she has done well for herself but she has not reached the level of confidence and reliability Dede provided. It was unfortunate that Dede was stretched till 2015 when Tochukwu or Alaba could have been eased in earlier.

In the attacking lineup, we should have new faces who have been raised enough to the confidence level of Oparanozie. Oparanozie is still good and for a long time, we will miss her spot-kicks but if the truth is told, Nigeria has a wealth of attackers and young ones should have been groomed to her confidence level a long time ago.

Anam Imo (21yrs) isn't that bad still very young and talented to reach her potentials, she has got a lot to offer in her just hope she get to reach her full potential at Pitea IF..

Most of the females backroom staffs are problem of the super falcons

Schemerkhiz:




Anam Imo (21yrs) isn't that bad still very young and talented to reach her potentials, she has got a lot to offer in her just hope she get to reach her full potential at Pitea IF..

But Anam Imo was actually earning her regular call up because of one of the Assistant Coach to Thomas Dennerby then... She's Anam Imo God mother and her name is one of the first to be listed even though she won't get to play..

Schemerkhiz:




Anam Imo (21yrs) isn't that bad still very young and talented to reach her potentials, she has got a lot to offer in her just hope she get to reach her full potential at Pitea IF..

But Anam Imo was actually earning her regular call up because of one of the Assistant Coach to Thomas Dennerby then... She's Anam Imo God mother and her name is one of the first to be listed even though she won't get to play..

This is not a nice thing to say. Even if the assistant is her god mother, I doubt u can prove without a shadow of doubt that this is wat really happened. I don't see how u can say this when a Rasheedat Ajibade was also getting called to the team at the time. They were both in the same U20 set and both impressed. Plus if I remember correctly Anam was one of the leading goal scorers in the Nigerian league at the time.

naijaseeker:


The last coach really liked this girl and it seems she is good. Is the attacking formation saturated ( think so) or the current coaching crew have not thought about her?

I think the problem with Super Falcons is progression management. I mean here, the delicate but difficult task of slowly easing younger talents into the team. The last time this was done was 2010-2012. However, what we see is, a talent who had a brief spectacular flare is quickly forced into the senior team and expected to adapt and excel. For the old ones like me, can we recall around 2003 or so when the likes of Akide, Chiejine Egbe, etc had traveled to the USA, China, and co, the Super Falcons coach had to rustle up a second-team home-based who finally were even better, and this was when spectacular players like Nkwocha, Vera Okolo, Akudo Sabi, etc changed the team?

Teams are carefully built up, with issues such as talent, fitness, and also (very importantly) adaptability. Players should be graduated from age grades into Falcons and the old ones slowly eased off before the old ones get very old, tired, and disgraced off. (Like they did to my darling Precious Dede). Now I love Chiedozie and she has done well for herself but she has not reached the level of confidence and reliability Dede provided. It was unfortunate that Dede was stretched till 2015 when Tochukwu or Alaba could have been eased in earlier.

In the attacking lineup, we should have new faces who have been raised enough to the confidence level of Oparanozie. Oparanozie is still good and for a long time, we will miss her spot-kicks but if the truth is told, Nigeria has a wealth of attackers and young ones should have been groomed to her confidence level a long time ago.

Precious Dede was a dependable Goalkeeper then.. the problem with our coaches then was, they were lacking the know how or should I say know when to phase to Old and tired legs off.. look Tochukwu Oluehi was good right from her U19 days, she started deputizing Precious Dede right from 2006 alongside the likes of Racheal Ayegba and co before the Alaba Jonathan came in 2010 then comes unreliable Ibubeleye Whyte in 2012 (Coach Edwin Okons Favorite, We call her Monkey nor fine but e papa like her).. Oluehi with over 50Caps. One thing I noticed then was as soon as they move to Europe we tend to forget them until they come back to the NWPL...


Anyway Chiamaka Nnadozie will hold on to the First Choice for long with the way she's developing fast, hope Onyinyechi Okeke earn her spot back to the team soonest..

BascoVanVeli:


This is not a nice thing to say. Even if the assistant is her god mother, I doubt u can prove without a shadow of doubt that this is wat really happened. I don't see how u can say this when a Rasheedat Ajibade was also getting called to the team at the time. They were both in the same U20 set and both impressed. Plus if I remember correctly Anam was one of the leading goal scorers in the Nigerian league at the time.

Did I say she's wasn't good or didn't deserve those call up??

Do you even know the number of players better than her then that didn't earn the call up..

Or is it because I didn't mention the Coach name??

Whatever have said here right now is with my full chest.. Do you even know the other Kokodos relationship things going on among them just to bring a player into the team..?

Racheal Ayegba was a great Goalkeeper then highly dependable even with her big size then..One of those who moved to Europe early... The Finland Women Football League was among the best then unlike now that the league have regressed.

A tall and huge goalkeeper then, whose size was intimidating to opposing attackers.
Rachael Aladi Ayegba made a huge success in Europe by winning the Finnish Naisten Liiga title with PK-35 Vantaa in 2013, making her the first African female goalkeeper to enjoy such breakthrough abroad.
She has UEFA A Goalkeepers License, while also serving for three years as a player/coach at GBK
She made her debut for the Nigeria women's national football team in a 2001 match against Namibia. She missed the 2003 All-Africa Games due to an injury which also gave another glorious opportunity to move to Finland that same year. Ayegba represented Nigeria at the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup, as well as the 2006 and 2008 African Women's Championships, and the 2007 All-Africa Games..