TheGoodJoe:


Do not blame me. It is Odion Ighalo that says my Super Eagles Boss, the Boss of the Super Eagles, Oliseh is the Boss of the team. The thing just stuck. I take correction.

TheSuperNerd:
So it was our bros @Watford that made you start doing so huh? Oya..... **places hands on his head** BE RELEASED OF IT !!!!!!..... Hehehe...

Anyway shaa..... You're right about the Oliseh-mourinho attitude comparisons.

Personally, I don't know if Oliseh is the right man to usher in the fast-rising Generation of players that will go on to become Nigeria's next Super Golden Generation.

I'm still observing...

joseph1013:
[b][size=14pt]Oliseh: We are Super Eagles' Most Poorly Equipped Technical Crew Ever[/size]



Nigeria coach Sunday Oliseh has admitted he is disappointed his team crashed out of CHAN 2016 by the first round, but insisted he remains proud of the players.

On Tuesday, Nigeria fell 1-0 to Guinea in a final group game when they needed at least a draw to go through to the knockout rounds of the tournament reserved for players who feature in their home leagues.

“It’s a big disappointment, but I’m proud of my boys even though we did not go through. They gave a good image of themselves,” said Oliseh.

“Somewhere inside it was difficult for the players. They have given their best, they needed that lift and they couldn’t find it then

“We came out to win, but we did not play. My players are human and there is limit to what they can hold. For some morale reasons, they couldn’t fight it today.

“My players have children and families. Adult tournaments are not youth tournaments.”

Oliseh has maintained his team have worked under trying conditions.

“We are the most poorly equipped technical crew to manage Nigeria’s super Eagles since I started playing for the country. The least for what anyone can do is to be grateful for what we are doing,” argued the coach who took over the Eagles in July 2015.

“I’m coaching Nigeria and if I get tired, I will leave the work.”

http://africanfootball.com/news/605781/Disappointed-Oliseh-says-he-remains-proud-of-Eagles[/b]

TheGoodJoe:
See me see trouble.

Oliseh, Oliseh, Oliseh. Do not forget to count it.

Why are you misyarning like this? Are you the first coach to coach in Nigeria?

Is it Mikel or Emenike, or Simon Moses or Musa or Onazi or Balogun that have not sacrificed to play for Nigeria without Bonuses. I hope you are not preparing an excuse for failure.

You are the coach, in the voice of Ighalo, the boss of the Super Eagles. Talk to your players about sacrifice and dedication. They should think more of National glory than their bonuses.

How come Coach Keshi motivated them to play for years without Bonuses.

Please, I am waiting for Oliseh's public apology for his constant attack on Coach Keshi.

If the heat is too much for you, step out of the kitchen.

TheGoodJoe:
See me see trouble.

Oliseh, Oliseh, Oliseh. Do not forget to count it.

Why are you misyarning like this? Are you the first coach to coach in Nigeria?

Is it Mikel or Emenike, or Simon Moses or Musa or Onazi or Balogun that have not sacrificed to play for Nigeria without Bonuses. I hope you are not preparing an excuse for failure.

You are the coach, in the voice of Ighalo, the boss of the Super Eagles. Talk to your players about sacrifice and dedication. They should think more of National glory than their bonuses.

How come Coach Keshi motivated them to play for years without Bonuses.

Please, I am waiting for Oliseh's public apology for his constant attack on Coach Keshi.

If the heat is too much for you, step out of the kitchen.

AIG07:


this man should just take a bold step n resign cos he has started losing confidence n faith in himself!
To resign might just be good for him so he can face is health squarely n start to think of how he can contribute to our football development in the nearest future.
Nigeria and Nigerians can't afford to miss another continental showpiece next yr.
God bless Nigeria

krattoss:
bro the price of labour is wages..

how many public servants have worked for free out of patriotism?..

is our nff bankrupt that they won't pay these guys what is due to them.

Abeg they should boycott the matches if they aren't cleared of their bonuses..

AIG07:


this man should just take a bold step n resign cos he has started losing confidence n faith in himself!
To resign might just be good for him so he can face is health squarely n start to think of how he can contribute to our football development in the nearest future.
Nigeria and Nigerians can't afford to miss another continental showpiece next yr.
God bless Nigeria

TheGoodJoe:


Why should they boycott the match? I guess, you would advise Amuneke's boys and the coaching crew to abandon the U17 title. Those kids did not earn anything until they won the cup.

If Oliseh can not work in the condition, why was he blasting Coach Keshi left an right who gladly worked in worse conditions?

Let the man step down for those who can manage and run the team.

krattoss:
oliseh was blasting keshi cos he was just doing his job as a superspots pindit... u blasting oliseh now. if u are giving the job tommorow, won't u accept it? and when u accept it, Winni complain on what ur going through?..


the under 17 boys needed fame. they were hungry and had no option than to execute those matches unlike their senior counterpart who have already made it.. who their Time is their money.. white families and friends to Carter for.. so unless it comes out from their moutbto play for patriotism. I think no human should impose it on them.

TheGoodJoe:


Oliseh did his punditry as a myopic pundit. It was clear Coach Keshi worked under harshed conditions. These man went up to nine months without salary. His boys went for years without bonuses but Coach Keshi kept them playing and turning up.

Coach Keshi got sacked during the job, lost his assistant coach (Sylvanus Okpala) but continued to work after resolving his problems with the NFF.

Yet this Man Called Oliseh will were suit and blast like If he was an armored tank.

His job was not to tell one side of the story. As a pundit, you say the truth and not use it as an avenue to still a dedicated and devoted man's job.

Oliseh should step down, if he knows the job is difficult for him.

krattoss:
i can see the grudges in u against oliseh.. but everyone has the right to blast and criticize as u are rightly doing now. so I think keshi might as well reciprocate the blasts.. but asking players to forfeit their bonuses and dues out of so called patronage is a no-no for me.

krattoss:
i can see the grudges in u against oliseh.. but everyone has the right to blast and criticize as u are rightly doing now. so I think keshi might as well reciprocate the blasts.. but asking players to forfeit their bonuses and dues out of so called patronage is a no-no for me.

joseph1013:
[b][size=14pt]OLISEH: I SPENT MY CASH ON EAGLES[/size]



Nigeria coach Sunday Oliseh has claimed he has had to spend his own money to keep the Super Eagles going at the CHAN.

Oliseh squarely blamed the non-payment of allowances and bonuses for his team’s shock exit from CHAN 2016, arguing team morale hit an all-time low.

He claimed he spent $4,000 to improve the team’s food in their pre-tournament training camp in Pretoria, South Africa.

“I spent $4,000 to feed the team because the food in camp was not good enough. I used my personal funds to get the team going for the interest of the nation,” he said in an interview on radio Thursday morning.

“We have family men who have been working hard for 50 days, but who couldn’t afford to buy a Coca-Cola. It was unbearable.

“And now they are going back home with nothing to give to their families.”

Oliseh disclosed he will head back to his base in Belgium to continue his medication after he picked up a virus in Port Harcourt last year.

http://africanfootball.com/news/606265/Oliseh-I-spent-my-cash-on-Eagles[/b]