Tarzaa:

Actually, the way the indomitable lions played yesterday, I see them as a threat to the super eagles. We seriously need cohesion in our time to over power these lions.

TheGoodJoe:


If Iheanacho can embrace his lessons at City, develop his work ethic and lifestyle, he can make that departure to a good league for playing time. I hope one season under Guardiola is enough for Iheanacho to venture on another football journey. How the season plays out will determine if Nacho will stay or leave.

Tarzaa:

Nacho is a very good player who can suit in any league provided he is given time to play. I wonder why he is been sidelined when he was giving results I mean goals and assists.

TheGoodJoe:


Iheanacho did not get sidelined but Guardiola changed the attacking set up to one upfront. Unlike Pellegrini who had two strikers. With that, it is difficult for Iheanacho to secure games. Gabriel Jesus' playing pattern made it even more difficult for Iheanacho. Let us see how the second half of the season goes before a final verdict.

safarigirl:
bros, August is five months away.

The only reason they played that way was because they had achieved cohesion after playing together through six games. That cohesion will not be there by August after the different fragments are re-aligned

Lazyerudite:

I don't think we are there yet o, allow Rohr build his team and hope for the best. Everyone that is saying Egypt were lucky, I disagree. They simply met a better side. A team that stopped us from qualifying Only thing I think you need against this Cameroonian side is possession football and quick short passes. Oh least I forget. Take ur chances!!!

lakesidepapa:


The team will be almost well built before our game against them after series of friendly games and Afcon qualifier(s).

Yes, the pharaoh met the better side, Egypt outplayed and won Ghana, Ghana possessed the indomitable but they were unlucky, Egypt was overran and beaten by the indomitable. Indeed football is about mathematics, it's about the technical and tactical approach.

The egyptians played a one way traffic though out the tournament hence the bashing and the overrun they got from our neighbor, hector should have done better. Regardless how good they are and how better they will be, they will meet their waterloo against a well built eagles on 28/8 and :/9.

TheGoodJoe:


I think Rohr should work with his tools at his disposal first. With time, he can spread his net to accommodate more youngsters from other regions.

safarigirl:
oga well done, I dey greet

BascoVanVeli:


U guys still don't get it. Form has nothing to do with Cameroon. They have found their spirit I don't care what tactics we bring, if we are not ready to give it all for our shirt then they beat us and go to the world cup. I am sure we can beat them but its not by mouth we have to want it badly, them winning should pain us into wanting our own laurels.

safarigirl:
bros, August is five months away.

The only reason they played that way was because they had achieved cohesion after playing together through six games. That cohesion will not be there by August after the different fragments are re-aligned

lakesidepapa:


I sight u o my future payee! I dnt forget u.

U guys watching BBA?

safarigirl:
Zambia had never lost in Ndola till the Super Eagles landed, so?

That something has never happened only means the right person or people are yet to get on that stand, it doesn't mean it can't happen.

Like I said, you don't know SE, cuz if you did, you'd know, we must concede. I say 2:1

terzurum5:

Oga u 2 much

goldfish80:

Hmmm... Zambia is Zambia, Cameroun is Cameroun.

We have a comparative head to head advantage against Zambia. Its easier winning them in Ndola than beating Cameroun who have a better head to head record, been to more world cups, won more Afcons virtually they have bettered whatever we can boast of as an achievement in men's football.

If we approach that game with a wrong mindset. A mindset that we are the favourites, bullish and normal naija arrogance, we will have our azzez handed to us.

komekn:


Do you really believe that? He should use the tools at his disposal. His tools are inadequate they are not comprehensive in thier coverage.

That by implication puts us at a disadvantag not advantage. He should be looking for the best available talents. Not the best most convenient talents available to him in Germany and the Netherlands.

I am disappointed that you with your understanding can give credence to such an inadequate approach.

It's beyond doubt that the UK has the largest pool of Nigerian origin footballers outside of Nigeria in the world.

And if he really knows his stuff he should be unearthing talents that have been overlooked in the lower English leagues.

TheSuperNerd:





-Fabrice Ondoa (jersey no.1): My Man of the Tournament. The finest goalie at the Afcon. He's just 21. The legends of Nkono, Antoine bell, Sango'o, Kameni Other Camerounian greats between the sticks lives in this fantastic young man.

safarigirl:
lucky for us 'we' as in the fans, are not the ones playing the game. Why are you now bothering about mindset on behalf of the players?

Na so some people don dey get panic attack already for here because Cameroon win AFCON, on top match wey be five months away.

Y'all are just fans, not the players. Calm down abeg, no be you dey kick ball. Have confidence in your team, stop doubting them any small thing.

safarigirl:
lol....goodjoe, eez like you're forgetting that Kelechi will be turning 21 this year, not 19


You are also forgetting that Kelechi is a forward, not a goalkeeper

You are also forgetting that Kelechi is currently a regular for the Super Eagles who are gunning for a WC and AFCON ticket, not a bench player of a regular for Jamaica

Because if you are remembering these things, you wee not be yarning us host about "learning under good equipment and world class tutors"

There are many 20 year old graduates that have joined work force, many 20-year old apprentices that have been discharged to open their own shop. So please, what exactly is he learning as old as he is that he haff not reach to enter field?

jotey:
hmmm

hearing rumors that Tammy Abraham has accepted to play for NIgeria but the announcement has not been officially made

make I dae observe

goldfish80:

The players are part of the Nigerian community online and offline. Our aura radiates to them.
It will be a mistake if we polish our player's ego so much they start believing they have already qualified.
This mindset could be disastrous.

komekn:


Tega would probably say yes is he ready for Eagles I don't know.

But I think Aino (Chelsea) as a wing back is, there should be consideration for the other Tega at Tottenham in midfield. I am more impressed with Ololomola at Southampton, but saying that Solanke at Chelsea (Striker) is a good prospect too.

Ibe at Bournemouth seems to be non starter he is disengaged from the Nigerian situation.

jotey:
hmmm

hearing rumors that Tammy Abraham has accepted to play for NIgeria but the announcement has not been officially made

make I dae observe