M7even:
I'm currently watching the match between Morocco and Nigeria again. I'm looking at Ayinde's red card and I'm more convinced that it's not a redcard. Ayinde stood her ground while the Moroccan player ran in to intercept the ball, at that point Ayinde's leg was up in the air it was only natural that she finds the ground to place her leg as her eyes were on the ball which was in possession of another Moroccan player.

She didn't run in to stamp her feet like Ajibade's redcard or the over looked Moroccan redcard that was reduced to a yellow card. She was simply stand having her leg raised and the morrocan ran into her space.

AIG07:
Can we all now agree that Amaju Pinnick's administration is the worst ever seen by Nigerian Football?

Odunayaw:
jihday come and see something

Subzero047:
Roma may finish ahead of Napoli this season

mostob:
I think it was that Laca miss though. But that pass from Alex was just wow....part of the reasons I was so sad when we sold him.

TheGoodJoe:


Sad Iwobi hardly plays a creative role behind a striker. His final passes are just sublime. That was what I first noticed about him.

TheGoodJoe:


You are just over the place. If you want to talk of versatility, systems also play a role. By the way, Saka is not a deep-lying playmaker and has no relationship with the point.

The point is simple. Deep creative role is highly competitive. Finito.

TheGoodJoe:


I do not get you.

There are loads of deep-lying playmakers in Europe. Loads.

Manchester City - Rodri
Chelsea - Jorginho (Kovacic to an extent)
Arsenal - El Neny and Xhaka
Liverpool - Thiago Alcantara
Tottenham - Hojberg
West Ham - Declan Rice

It goes on like that to lower leagues. So, the competition is much and Nwakali needs to build himself to try to break in.

Come on, you must understand the point.

komekn:
Below is a YouTube video in which Victor Osimhen older sister same Mother and Father plus her husband who was Victor manager who had a legal binding shared agency fee contract with his agent.

Its all not very good and can't be dismissed as just relatives cashing in.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBfeLSSc1W0

AndSunGorilla:

Wait o, how Ekong and Ebuehi con do their own?

jihday:
Football fans, very emotional. Suddenly his youth policies aren’t looking bad again since we qualified for U-17 and U-20 Afcon. If we make quarters at the World Cup you won’t see any comment again

daveP:



C'est fini.

And this move is not building. Simple.

forgiveness:
I thought Falcons don't play well with Oshoala. How come they still didn't play well without him?

That woman with blonde hair na short one. He couldn't link the defense with attack.

Besides, the strikers were up to Oshoala.

jihday:
Football fans, very emotional. Suddenly his youth policies aren’t looking bad again since we qualified for U-17 and U-20 Afcon. If we make quarters at the World Cup you won’t see any comment again

forgiveness:
I thought Falcons don't play well with Oshoala. How come they still didn't play well without her?

That woman with blonde hair na short one. He couldn't link the defense with attack.

Besides, the strikers were up to Oshoala.

zuchyblink:
Foreign born players (aka broilers);are they really adding quality to our national team?

Danielnino00:


Why didn't you say this when they won against Botswana, Burundi and Cameroon?

forgiveness:


I didn't watch those matches. I watch only two with high expectations due to those aforementioned matches but I was not impressed at all.

Oshoala is not the problem as many people here wants the public to believe. The problem is the midfielder that hardly control a ball or keep possession.

mostob:
I think it was that Laca miss though. But that pass from Alex was just wow....part of the reasons I was so sad when we sold him.

TheLoneCitizen:


That's the point. Iwobi turned a 0.01 opening into a big chance that had Wenger crying for the miss.

Danielnino00:


Nobody ever said Oshoala was the problem oga....The issue is that she has switched off form for the super falcons in the past few years... It didn't start today...

TheLoneCitizen:
Rumours from Britain:
Iheanacho to Newcastle.

Samueltemi337:
nice move if it works out

forgiveness:


Is the bolded not indirectly saying Oshoala was the problem?