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Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by ericmor: 4:41pm On Jan 29 |
NOwazobia: Cameroon has been one of the worst team in afcon so far. Poor defence and poor performance from their players. No wonder eto told them after the first game not to bother playing for the team again but he appreciate their effort. Pasero no sabi anything, we are just lucky and we have d players in front that can do damage to any team 1 Like |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by chinchum(m): 4:42pm On Jan 29 |
Agboriotejoye:it is not bad in a tournament. It may not exactly work in a round robin world Cup qualifiers where points and goal matters especially at home games. The style ensure we hardly concede goals,but it may impact chances of scoring goals as well. At the moment, the defensive style we are playing means our opponent need to maximise deadballs via free kicks, cornerkicks and penalty. Outside those three deadballs situations and maybe very clear defensive giveaway error to opponent near box 18 it will be hard to break the defence and score. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by sexyto(m): 4:42pm On Jan 29 |
He should just look for a way to sharpen our attack or else a better scoring side will break that defence, no defence is without weakness in football history 2 Likes |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Jemex003: 4:46pm On Jan 29 |
Wallade: How will people know you’re Nigerian? Everyone is incompetent to you people. |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by efe21: 4:48pm On Jan 29 |
sexyto:Just believe in God, all things work together for good. There is something special about this our team.... They appear weak but at the same time very strong. They simply get the job done by turning up and rising up to the occasion/challenge. |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Wallade(m): 4:49pm On Jan 29 |
Jemex003: We are not all carefree and unskilled at assessing people and opportunities. When I say incompetent, I mean Paseiro is incompetent. I would rather have an Eguavon A. or Amunike or Siasia than Paseiro. |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by sirpharrell(m): 4:53pm On Jan 29 |
No matter how you try to paint it, that Peseiro of a coach is below the standard that we need to manage the Super Eagles. He is not playing three at the back, he is playing five and often ends the matches with six defenders. Mourinho, or any good coach for that matter, doesn't need to play five or six defenders against lower ranked teams to be defensively compact. Apart from a few tournaments, getting to the semi finals has always been the minimum the Super Eagles achieve at the AFCON so I wonder what extra ordinary thing that has been achieved here. 1 Like |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Seunpapa65: 4:55pm On Jan 29 |
Ghana is patiently waiting for us to be knockout
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Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Badassniggga(m): 5:02pm On Jan 29 |
dauntless15:And who is this Cameron fella and how is he relevant to the discussion? |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by akwesenana: 5:09pm On Jan 29 |
Oh here we go with una dumb analysis. All these una pseudo-interest in Super Eagles, na because BBN no dey? FFS, if you think the Super Eagles aren't playing well and where only lucky to win Ivory Coast, Guinea Bissau and Cameroun, then fucking go and support teams playing good footy like Algeria, Tunisia, Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, Egypt even Ivory Coast sef. Fvcking leave us alone, would you? |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Felix6: 5:15pm On Jan 29 |
It's too early for this. Those results came from selflessness and dedication from the players, not one useless tactics. Aina, Bassey, saidu, Ekong etc should be commended for putting their careers on the line for the zoo. 1 Like |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Agboriotejoye(m): 5:20pm On Jan 29 |
chinchum:It is still not a tactics to wax lyrical about. It does not really take a tactical genius to put five players at the back and rely on catching your opoonents napping |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Geovanni412(m): 5:20pm On Jan 29 |
dauntless15: Those boys are clinical But I think we can crush them Major issue is the fitness of our Gk If na Uzoho, no need to watch. Just pray and turn on highlights. |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by BreconHills(m): 5:21pm On Jan 29 |
Agboriotejoye: There is no noble way of winning a football match. Defence takes as much skill as offense. There is nothing to be prideful about if you lose 3-4. Better to win 1-0 Greece in the Euros and Italia in the WC come to mind. |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by ComeToJesus: 5:22pm On Jan 29 |
Una don start.. Abeg make we wait make him beat Angola forst.. |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Ledesman: 5:23pm On Jan 29 |
Una whahala too much. Read what you wrote again and reason deep about it if its objective enough. No body fit satisfy una and ordinary your own little crib una no fit manage am. No be only Eguavon na VonguaE. 1 Like |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by dauntless15(m): 5:27pm On Jan 29 |
Geovanni412:I prefer not watching and finding out the scores later, I'm too young to die of high BP, disappointment and depression. |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Agboriotejoye(m): 5:27pm On Jan 29 |
BreconHills:Who mentioned nobility? 5 at the back is not a tactics to be boastful of |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by dauntless15(m): 5:27pm On Jan 29 |
Badassniggga:Ask your father. |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Pootle: 5:34pm On Jan 29 |
at best third place we know how it ends all the time ![]() |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by lextube: 5:36pm On Jan 29 |
JasonScoolari: Rubbish talk. Awon playahataz. |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by BreconHills(m): 5:38pm On Jan 29 |
Agboriotejoye: You think it's that simple. You dont know that they don't simply stand in a straight line and that the 5 you see become 3 on the counter and there is a lot of interchange in the arrangement of that five depending on the angle of attack and crosses. For those who understand tactics, it's beautiful. It's not just sticking 5 people there and hoping for the best. |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Agboriotejoye(m): 5:42pm On Jan 29 |
BreconHills:I didn't know other tactics are stationary. Funny enough none of the two wingbacks have been really impressive in attack. 5 at the back is a simplistic way of playing football. The last coach who used it that i remember in a big footballing nation is Dino Zoff of Italy. It does not take a genius to do. There is nothing beautiful about 5 players forming low block. It is negative tactics. No coach who believes in beautiful football plays that way |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by BreconHills(m): 5:45pm On Jan 29 |
Agboriotejoye: It is not simple to play and I don't see how you can say Ola Aina or Calvin Bassey has not been impressive. Anyway beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by femi4: 5:46pm On Jan 29 |
robosky02:He's not silencing anything. It's not huru yet, we are too quick to hit praises on them. Seems we didn't learn anything from what happened in the past |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by chinchum(m): 5:46pm On Jan 29 |
Agboriotejoye:you need the right kind of players and team mentality to execute it. it is not for everyone. It is hard to see a Nigerian team solid defensively. We don't have a very fluid style of playing because of the tactics and we will usually tend to have less ball possession with the pattern of play. In a tournament, any type of win will be okay as long as we take our chances when it matters. The Falcons played a similar style at the last women world Cup and did not lose any match within regulation time after 4 games against better ranked and experienced teams |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Agboriotejoye(m): 5:46pm On Jan 29 |
BreconHills:It is simple to play and creats imbalance in the team's transition Ola Aina and Bassey have been impressive defensively not offensively Again, no one can claim Nigeria's play is as impressive as that of Senegal, Cabo Verde or Morocco` |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Usmanovic95(m): 5:52pm On Jan 29 |
Take a break from this unnecessary hype. Peseiro, beating that lacklustered Cameroon team is not a remarkable feat. Cameroon are amongst the worst team in this tourney. |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Agboriotejoye(m): 5:53pm On Jan 29 |
chinchum:You need five defenders to execute it. Though I agree the forwards must be fast also. But I don't agree that there are some special kinds of players who alone can undertake a five man defence. I'm happy you agree Nigeria's focus has never been defensive solidity but rather attacking fluency. The question now is if this is a paradigm shift in Nigerian football. I'm sure you'll agree to the contrary |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by richie240: 6:04pm On Jan 29 |
You lose they wail; you win they still find opportunity to complain! Homosapiens sef! ![]() JasonScoolari:
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Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by Lantosed: 6:06pm On Jan 29 |
ednut1:That will be the real test of his tactical prowess, if he can make it through those two. Then I'm down with him. 1 Like |
Re: Like Mourinho Like Peseiro: How Portuguese Tactician Is Silencing His Critics by uniquetechng: 6:07pm On Jan 29 |
JasonScoolari:Mourinho achieved everything in football playing Haram football, the only that matters to Mou is result not beautiful football. And yeah that's how you win a tournament, DR Congo are yet to win a single match but are already in Quarter finals. |
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