Goke7:

There was nothing wrong in that actually, we’ve seen assistants go on to become greater coaches. Finidi was the one who messed himself up by not managing the little success we had from Afcon, he knew where the weaknesses are but he wanted to form my own man syndrome in just few weeks to crucial World Cup qualifiers

Odunayaw:
Make all of them go sit down. No composure, No aura.

AlbertoIancu:
Would have loved for him to stay a bit longer though and try to save his reputation. Now everybody will always remember him as the guy who lost to Benin Republic in a WC qualifier.

Many will blame the NFF for hiring him in the first place but I think his employment was justifiable.

Poor knowledge of tactics failed him. The argument that he didn't have time to get used to the team is a bad one since he served as an assistant coach on this same team during the AFCON, watching them at close range. Any coach worth his salt would have transited seamlessly into the head coach role.

Good riddance anyways. If he knows what's good for him, he should go on some coaching refresher courses before taking his next gig because he clearly still has a lot to learn tactically.

TheGoodJoe:


Until you guys understand that Parking bus is not success, you will still leave in the illusion that it is.

We were dross at the AFCON and were just a park bus team to the best of my knowledge.

Team wise, we.were.not growing.

Subzerooo:


This is not far from the truth because giving Lookman zero minutes in his first two matches was mind boggling when the other option was Moses Simon

TheGoodJoe:


Until you guys understand that Parking bus is not success, you will still leave in the illusion that it is.

We were dross at the AFCON and were just a park bus team to the best of my knowledge.

Team wise, we.were.not growing.

TheGoodJoe:


What made Finidi's appointment justifiable? A coach without a UEFA Pro Coaching License or equivalent. It was just politics to remove Amunike from getting the job. That is all.

Odunayaw:
It is not in a player's privilege and rights to give opinions on coach selection just the way no student has a right/privilege to tell his University which lecturer to hire.

TheGoodJoe:


But you preferred Finidi. 😂

jihday:
Osimhen is currently on Instagram live he dey para, he’s dragging Finidi

AlbertoIancu:
Would have loved for him to stay a bit longer though and try to save his reputation. Now everybody will always remember him as the guy who lost to Benin Republic in a WC qualifier.

Many will blame the NFF for hiring him in the first place but I think his employment was justifiable.

Poor knowledge of tactics failed him. The argument that he didn't have time to get used to the team is a bad one since he served as an assistant coach on this same team during the AFCON, watching them at close range. Any coach worth his salt would have transited seamlessly into the head coach role.

Good riddance anyways. If he knows what's good for him, he should go on some coaching refresher courses before taking his next gig because he clearly still has a lot to learn tactically.

jihday:
Osimhen is currently on Instagram live he dey para, he’s dragging Finidi

zicky:
players can be related more as an employee than a student. Even Fifa gives captain of national teams opportunity to voice their opinion when picking world best.

TheGoodJoe:


Exceptional. Joelsteron is spot on. Onyedika pulls some insane long range passing at a high frequency.

AlbertoIancu:


Link please

Mujtahida:

Nothing mind boggling. It was a friendly for God's sake.

Amedino99:
Shame on osimhen if this is true. Really disappointed in him.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/thenationonlineng.net/finidi-i-cant-beg-osimhen-to-play-for-super-eagles/amp/

AlbertoIancu:
Would have loved for him to stay a bit longer though and try to save his reputation. Now everybody will always remember him as the guy who lost to Benin Republic in a WC qualifier.

Many will blame the NFF for hiring him in the first place but I think his employment was justifiable.

Poor knowledge of tactics failed him. The argument that he didn't have time to get used to the team is a bad one since he served as an assistant coach on this same team during the AFCON, watching them at close range. Any coach worth his salt would have transited seamlessly into the head coach role.

Good riddance anyways. If he knows what's good for him, he should go on some coaching refresher courses before taking his next gig because he clearly still has a lot to learn tactically.

Mujtahida:

Nothing mind boggling. It was a friendly for God's sake.

Odunayaw:
Lookman played in the first two matches.

There was nothing mind boggling, we can't say friendlies are for trying out things with one side of our mouth and say we should use starting 11 from the other side.

Odunayaw:
If you go the employee route it even makes it more absurd to think an employee has the privilege to determine his superior.

World best is an opinion based thing. Let's not clutch at straws

jihday:
To be candid, NFF DISRESPECTED Finidi George with the demotion, plus his salary was to be REDUCED from N15m to N5m if he continued on the job.

There is no way he will continue after the press release HUMILIATION.

Source: pooja on Twitter

jihday:
To be candid, NFF DISRESPECTED Finidi George with the demotion, plus his salary was to be REDUCED from N15m to N5m if he continued on the job.

There is no way he will continue after the press release HUMILIATION.

Source: pooja on Twitter

elyte89:



U c 5million for dis economy,u no happy 😃😀😀😀

Abeg make I go dust my cv sharply 😎

TheGoodJoe:


😂

How in anyway is Amunike worse if not your bias.

elyte89:



U c 5million for dis economy,u no happy 😃😀😀😀

Abeg make I go dust my cv sharply 😎