meksmewo:
We have never been grateful to anyone here in Nigeria, Keshi's case won't surprise me. Now everyone is typing all the nonsense he or she can, how quick it is for us to forget the MAN who brought glory back to Nigerian Football after a long "Break"....God help us. S. O. Keshi, I wish you the best in your future endevour.

thegoodjoehunt3:
Mikel was one of the best players at the last Afcon and was in the Afcon's team of the tournament. So the Coach was right there.
Can you tell us the Nigerian set piece magician since Okocha left? Abi you want Coach Keshi to create free kick master in his lab?
A player be doing well in his club but not wellin a different strategy. Remember Martins flopped against Kenya and Uche flopped at the Afcon game.
The introduction of Aluko against Sudan was a visible master stroke. Putting Onazi as a right back to give him a chance to make his runs without creating gap in the midfied was a msterstroke. The boy from China played well and scored. Just like Mba, Coach Keshi does not need foriegn clubs to do his work.

texazzpete:


'Grateful'?

Are you on crack? Was Keshi doing the job for free? Keshi was being paid MILLIONS monthly from Tax Payers money and you say people should be 'grateful' as if he was working out of the goodness of his heart.

Abeg, I don't know about you, but i owe him nothing. He got a good gig out of Nigeria. pretty good salary, national award, multiple cash gifts etc.

Maybe you should start kneeling down to thank your gateman after you pay him his salary. Nonsense.

chukkiephil:
that you no get sense and don't quote me ever again in ur miserable life!!

Ojestas:
FunPeee. . been a while oo, going well,, God grace!

Funpeter:
Alright now....... Which part of Nigeria you dey self? Wish you well.

oyinkanolu:
The Former Coach of the Super Eagles |Stephen Keshi| has thrown a parting shot at Nigerian
football, saying the country should stop seeing itself as a serious football nation considering it
is still lagging behind in many vital areas needed to attain such levels.

In a chat with ESPN football pundit Colin Udoh, the former Togo and former Mali manager noted,
for instance, that but for his intervention, the Akwa Ibom State governor was planning to lay
artificial grass on the newly built world-class Uyo Stadium. That venue will host the decisive
clash of the Super Eagles with South Africa next month.

“How many good pitches do we have in this country? Keshi queried. We say we are a football
nation and we don't even have good training pitches for the national team, or good field to play
on. Instead, there are artificial pitches everywhere, even the new Stadium in Uyo, it was when I
heard from the governor that they wanted to use artificial pitch that I had to shout and tell him no
way. That is how they used natural grass pitch there. But why should I be the one to say it? Where
are the journalists?”

He said he was proud of his achievements during his spell as Nigeria’s manager.

“People keep saying I drew a lot of matches. But how many Nigerian coaches agreed to play
friendly matches all the time. Or to use home-based players without fear but people don't see that.

Every time it's Keshi this and Keshi that. Then they say I always try to use the President against
them. President that I cannot even see!”

He also said he was happy that the drama was finally over, as was his family.

“I am not bitter. I'm just disappointed in some of you,” he pointed out, referring to journalists.
“Now people can stop talking about Keshi.”

Meanwhile, the Ethiopian Football Association, responding to reports that Keshi would be in the
country this week to finalise a contract to take over their National team, has denied ever
approaching Keshi or getting any application from him

http://www.remspot.com.ng/2014/10/nigeria-is-not-serious-football-country.html

thegoodjoehunt3:
Mikel was one of the best players at the last Afcon and was in the Afcon's team of the tournament and nominated for the African player of the year. So the Coach was right there.

Can you tell us the Nigerian set piece magician since Okocha left? Abi you want Coach Keshi to create free kick master in his lab?

A player be doing well in his club but may not do well in a different strategy. Remember Martins flopped against Kenya and Uche flopped at the Afcon game.

The introduction of Aluko against Sudan was a visible master stroke. Putting Onazi as a right back to give him a chance to make his runs without creating gap in the midfied was a masterstroke.

The boy from China Aaron Samuel played well and scored. Just like Mba, Coach Keshi does not need foriegn clubs to do his work.

thegoodjoehunt3:
You can pay someone for a job and he does a poor job.

Berti Vogtz was paid three times more than Coach Keshi but Coach Keshi worked harder and better.

Thatis why you thank even after paying.

ekundayoalo:

Big Fool! Imagine how u're vomiting rubbish out of that your dirty mouth. Blind Nigerian, they'll never see or say a good thing about you, they're always negative. Bad belle people

Sycluxxx:
Teacher: what is stephen keshi

class: nigeria's most overrated bigot

chukkiephil:
what a nice and perfect description of your father

lawrenceunaa:
Keshi ntooor

jobsat34:


in all honesty, i dont think that keshi is S/E problem.. though he may be lacking in some areas.. while he also fumbled in some aspect.. as expected, the eagles immediately after the AFCON were supposed to made a strong statement in the confederation's cup but failed .. by now we should not be thinking of rebuilding the team, but rather consolidating on our achievement as africa champion.

Keshi lost the dressing room when he fails to manage Ik Uche and Ideye situation properly.. he also lost it in area of players invitation.. i cant imagine the call up for players like nosa igiebor, gabriel reuben, oduamadi, egbuekwe whose contribution in the team are useless and most importantly, a good cover for the right back position which has been our bane ever since..

However, he deserve praise for his courage to make do with average players and giving a youthful set of players a chance in the eagles... oboabona, omeruo, onazi, oshanyinwa, and latest set of invitees aaron samuel, lawal and aluko..

where i think keshi lost it, is his continual refusal to work with the technical dept and his failure to admit his need of a technical adviser..
amanju pinnick is a sound tested seasonal administrator.. his choice of Amodu is very clear, bring back Ik Uche and Ideye, Iheanacho if possible, continue frm where keshi stopped, qualify eagles for AFCON and retain ur post while you will work under a foreign technical director..

shachris03:
in all fairness, keshi is saying the truth.