Mujtahida:

So the SE is so radically different from the clubs he's played for? Emphasis on CLUBS.

Football is practical. Nwakali is so unique as a footballer that the only team where that uniqueness is needed is the SE? Is this not preposterous?

humility33:
Still don't understand the rational behind the clamour for Amunike to lead the super eagles

This is a man that the only trophy he has achieved ever since he starts to coach teams is winning the under 17 cadet cup. The next year he could not qualify the team for AFCON under 20 tournament. Even Manu Garba achieved better winning the AFRICA and WORLD under 17 cups and also won the AYC under 20 cup only fail at the under 20 world cup afterwards.


Amunike led the Tanzania national team and manage to qualify for the afcon because of the extended format of 32 teams and in the tournament proper his team leak in goals and got beaten like gang of thieves.

He managed a team in Egypt to no success.

He is just a loud mouth like Oliseh and will be another Oliseh if called to manage the super eagles.

So many of our ex internationals lack the capacity to manage a standard teams. You see the likes of Equaevon, Amunike, Amokachi etc all rovering round the super eagles job always been recycled while their mates are in abroad managing teams and gaining experience or serving as back room staffs to renowned coaches this ones are here doing AWOLOKAN with the super eagles

Sacking Pasiero should led us to recruiting a sound Dutch coach to be charged with the responsibility to recruit Nigeria players are all over the world and assemble best team to play for the super eagles

The NFF technical committee should be disbanded qnd a new committee should be set up and manage by Oliseh. Alot of retired ex internationals like Yobo, Musa and the likes of Balogun etc should be encouraged to go into coaching roles at the international scene

Nothing really bad in having a foreign coach just that PINNICK ruin our football just to promote his political career by appointment of Pasiero

Kog45:
The only thing wey go happen in today’s line up is Ola Aina,Bruno,Simon and Moffi in and Osayi,Collins,Lookman and Awoniyi out….and radarada continue with poor Peseiro

ThunderFireAgba:

My brother thank you. I tire for this man and how he organizes his line ups is a bit worrisome.
Na wetin make us loose the last world cup in Eguavoens' hand. He carry Osimhen put, carry Ighalo put, who again?Carry Musa put. Who dey play 9? Who be false 9? Who be SS? There's no cohesion and players sometimes clash into each other.
Na this the same mistake this one carry come: Boniface is a CF, Awoniyi, a CF, Iheanacho (understandably a false CF). This kind of lineup can bring conflict of interest especially when we're in the final third. Why can't you invite some like Gift Urban to support up pairing up with a striker and having decent wingers on the flanks? Iwobi and Onyeka or Onyedika hold the midfield. Is there anything too hard to ask?

TheGoodJoe:


Just the same echo. Get it now. We are not getting any quality foreign coach. They are all engaged with job in Europe. Our only bet of getting sound coaching is the best amongst the pack we have here.

The NFF does not pay well or in time, and also meddle on lots of affairs that do not concern them.

Amunike's U20 team did not lose a match in over 50 games. They only lost a game which has to do with local sabotage.

There are many factors that can affect club growth but we can't deny that he is sound tactically.

Keep with the decent with getting foreign coaches and we will keep entertaining journey men.

solonnachi:
Seems NFF have given Jpes a stern warning to beat Zimbabwe or get sacked. Osasu Obayuwana claims Jpes is planning on returning back to Zamalek, Egypt if he is eventually sacked

lovewins:


This isn't correct. Like I mentioned earlier here, JP signed a short term contract that expires after AFCON. The renewal of his contract or otherwise is consequent on him meeting well spelled out KPIs. So there was no warning, he's only covering his bases should he need another job by January.

lovewins:


This isn't correct. Like I mentioned earlier here, JP signed a short term contract that expires after AFCON. The renewal of his contract or otherwise is consequent on him meeting well spelled out KPIs. So there was no warning, he's only covering his bases should he need another job by January.

Tobichimezie:


My brother forget long story, I have my ears close to the NFF circa and from all I'm hearing Peseiro is GONE if he fails to win today's game, this isn't just owngoal rumor talk o

jihday:
I understand what he’s saying and I think he’s correct, none of our midfielders have Nwakali’s profile but that doesn’t mean Nwakali is the best at it, I see him as a poor man Jorginho

Koboko99:
The Thursday performance was disheartening and the interview was even more insulting. I support the sacking of the clueless manager but we can’t keep recycling old names here. I don’t support appointing Amunike or any of the NPFL coaches.

We need young, fresh, vibrant coach who is familiar with modern footballing tactics and ideologies.

There are lots of under 45 coachesin Europe who are hungry and willing to prove themselves and will deliver with the team. If we want to advance our football we cannot keep calling guys like Amunike or clueless journeymen like Peseiro and Rohr

charlesemeka85:
Any move for a local coach will hinder our further recruitment of European born players. These egunje loving coaches will rather flood the national team with players from the local scene and obscure leagues

The nff should employ one on interim basis for the afcon then take there time afterwards to scout for a decent European coach to handle the team

Tobichimezie:


My brother forget long story, I have my ears close to the NFF circa and from all I'm hearing Peseiro is GONE if he fails to win today's game, this isn't just owngoal rumor talk o

Meliforme:
We missed Wilfred Ndidi and Victor Osimhen, I will keep harping how important those are to how we play until we get their replacements.

Moreso we miss Kelechi Nwakali.

Kelechi Nwakali, Victor Osimhen, Wilfred Ndidi, are are keys to how we play in whatever phase of play we may find ourselves

In my ideal lineup, from the left wing to the midfield to the right wing:
Chidera Ejuke - Wilfred Ndidi, Kelechi Nwakali, Alex Iwobi.

AndSunGorilla:
OGN guess of the team list out. Jp out with a unpredictable lineup
Uzoho
Aina
Bruno
Bassey
Ajayi
Onyeka
Iwobi
Aribo
Tella
Moffi
Simon

AndSunGorilla:
OGN guess of the team list out. Jp out with a unpredictable lineup
Uzoho
Aina
Bruno
Bassey
Ajayi
Onyeka
Iwobi
Aribo
Tella
Moffi
Simon

TheGoodJoe:


The point is that Kelechi Nwakali has attributes others don't have in OUR TEAM.

Why is such a simple point so hard to pass.

You then jump to clubs would have gone for him. Are those clubs OUR TEAM? Are these clubs Super Eagles?

princeabdul:
🔥🔥🦅🇳🇬

ThunderFireAgba:
Pesiro sack letter waiting on the NFF desk after this game.