safarigirl:


Na small small, very soon, the mantle of lone female on this thread will be passed to you, then they will accuse you of being a lesbian feminist

Welcome, try join us tomorrow after the Togo game, post something on match days. Thanks

tbaba1234:


He has played close to 100 games

safarigirl:
Disclaimer:

I don't know where Omanbala got the erroneous idea that I'm a feminist and/or a lesbian, but I would like to state that there is no truth to either.

Firstly, I am no feminist. Nuff said

Secondly, anyone who has followed my posts on this thread would know that I love boys men, preferably the ones who look like Awaziem, Troost-Ekong or John Ogu, I will consider those who look like Iwobi, Kelechi or Ebuehi, I will NOT take a second glance at the likes of Musa, Kayode and Onyekuru ....your bank statement is inconsequential in my decision, but your brain matter is highly regarded, once again, anyone who knows me here knows that I don't suffer fools

Once again, I hereby refute the claims of Omanbala and ask that you disregard such crazy notions.

Cc Icon79, Icon4s, joseph1013, joebie, thesupernerd, thegoodjoe and all relevant persons

Chrismario:


Want it reach even earlier??
Find Argument dat Wil contradict d views of dgudjoe, supanerd and forgiveness @ once.

Oga gud joe go Dae quote each mention 5 times

Eseose9:

Alright

safarigirl:
Disclaimer:

I don't know where Omanbala got the erroneous idea that I'm a feminist and/or a lesbian, but I would like to state that there is no truth to either.

Firstly, I am no feminist. Nuff said

Secondly, anyone who has followed my posts on this thread would know that I love boys men, preferably the ones who look like Awaziem, Troost-Ekong or John Ogu, I will consider those who look like Iwobi, Kelechi or Ebuehi, I will NOT take a second glance at the likes of Musa, Kayode and Onyekuru ....your bank statement is inconsequential in my decision, but your brain matter is highly regarded, once again, anyone who knows me here knows that I don't suffer fools

Once again, I hereby refute the claims of Omanbala and ask that you disregard such crazy notions.

Cc Icon79, Icon4s, joseph1013, joebie, thesupernerd, thegoodjoe and all relevant persons

Eseose9:


Hehehehehe
no be from page 0 o
I started half way

tbaba1234:
OMANBALA1: Steve Mcmanaman


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6hPFG0sYcI

Icon4s:


Arguments like:
Iheanacho Vs Solanke,
Aluko Vs Iwobi,
Echiejile Vs Oshaniwa
Match day Vs Drills
Game time Vs Bench warming

And if you want to cause Hector vs Hercules fight here you ask Michael2 to as usual throw jabs at Mikel And Onazi. Safarigirl go turn Hercules bc of Mikel, flanked By TheGoodJoe and TheSuperNerd.

Talk something negative about Abdul Ajagun, Dominic Solanke and Raheem Lawal and you will beg someone here for forgiveness.

Try discrediting the English academies and their Nigerian products and the TeamAnglo-naija will come at you.

Say something negative about Stephen Odey and Sikiru Olatubosun and the TeamNPFL will come for your head.

Talk about The Green eagles of the 1980s and the elders go collect the microphone.

This thread ehn.... Haha haha.

Orkpekyandega:
I will bookmat this post for the future........

Odegbami blows hot Rohr has nothing to offer Eagles
By Gbolahan Dada-August 19, 2016

Former Super Eagles skipper, Chief Olusegun Odegbami, has kicked against the employment of German coach, Gernot Rohr, saying he is not competent to transform the fortunes of Nigerian football.


The ex-Shooting Stars Football Club of Ibadan winger, said Rohr has nothing to offer Eagles, adding that he is just using the Nigeria job to boost his coaching credentials.


Speaking about how NFF hired the German coach, Odegbami said, “Nigerians want the Super Eagles to return to winning ways. Winning is what unites them. It is an integral part of what made them the happiest people in the world a few years ago. Victories by their football teams cushion the psychological depression of failure in other sectors, if only temporarily.


“Nigerians have missed the buzz that comes with winning in the past two years. They want it back quickly. The NFF know it and have chosen the path of a foreign coach to rescue the situation. But this is obviously a very big gamble considering Nigeria’s past experiences with foreign coaches since Jo Bonfrere exited about a decade ago,” he said.


Odegbami stressed that the 2018 World Cup will provide the platform for the next big challenge. “For the NFF, it is a matter of ‘lose and sink’, or ‘succeed and survive’. Deep down they know it.


So, I can understand why it is important for them and for everyone else to be interested in who takes over the national team at this critical time after the last two crisis-laden experiences under Nigerian coaches, the late Stephen Keshi and Sunday Oliseh.”


Odegbami argued that if Nigeria should hire a foreign coach, she should have employed the best in the world and not just a mere tactician from Germany.


“Let me state clearly that I have nothing against the idea of hiring the best foreign coaches for Africa’s national teams. But no foreign coach shall get an iota of my support unless he has the credentials, the experience and the pedigree that clearly dwarfs those of the best African locals available, period.


“For Nigeria to qualify for the 2018 World Cup is a huge mountain to climb, but we are all waiting, watching, praying and wishing Gernot Rohr well, despite any misgivings,” he said.


The former Director of the National Institute for Sports said Nigerian football “is suffering from colonial mentality”, as we value foreigners more than local coaches.


“The truth is bitter. But Europe, Asia and the America’s will never (at least not in this lifetime) give a Nigerian coach, no matter his resume, the opportunity to coach a big foreign club or national team, exactly what our administrators demand as prerequisite to confidently hire them to handle the senior national team.


“How will any Nigerian coach, therefore, ever be qualified to handle the national team? Where would they gain and gather the required experience, if not from Nigeria itself and probably a few African countries as in the case of Stephen Keshi?


“Is Daniel Amokachi’s sensational decision to handle a foreign fourth division club in the remote lesser league of Norway driven by the desire to fulfil this far-fetched requirement by our administrators?” he asked.

www.thepointng.com/odegbami-blows-hot-rohr-has-nothing-to-offer-eagles/

@the bolded. These words must comeback to hunt him too.

safarigirl:


Na small small, very soon, the mantle of lone female on this thread will be passed to you, then they will accuse you of being a lesbian feminist

Welcome, try join us tomorrow after the Togo game, post something on match days. Thanks

safarigirl:
see how you deliberately failed to mention some names to some arguments, but Team Mikel have their monikers listed.

Just goes to show, we are peaceful people

safarigirl:
Disclaimer:

I don't know where Omanbala got the erroneous idea that I'm a feminist and/or a lesbian, but I would like to state that there is no truth to either.

Firstly, I am no feminist. Nuff said

Secondly, anyone who has followed my posts on this thread would know that I love boys men, preferably the ones who look like Awaziem, Troost-Ekong or John Ogu, I will consider those who look like Iwobi, Kelechi or Ebuehi, I will NOT take a second glance at the likes of Musa, Kayode and Onyekuru ....your bank statement is inconsequential in my decision, but your brain matter is highly regarded, once again, anyone who knows me here knows that I don't suffer fools

Once again, I hereby refute the claims of Omanbala and ask that you disregard such crazy notions.

Cc Icon79, Icon4s, joseph1013, joebie, thesupernerd, thegoodjoe and all relevant persons

safarigirl:
Disclaimer:

I don't know where Omanbala got the erroneous idea that I'm a feminist and/or a lesbian, but I would like to state that there is no truth to either.

Firstly, I am no feminist. Nuff said

Secondly, anyone who has followed my posts on this thread would know that I love boys men, preferably the ones who look like Awaziem, Troost-Ekong or John Ogu, I will consider those who look like Iwobi, Kelechi or Ebuehi, I will NOT take a second glance at the likes of Musa, Kayode and Onyekuru ....your bank statement is inconsequential in my decision, but your brain matter is highly regarded, once again, anyone who knows me here knows that I don't suffer fools

Once again, I hereby refute the claims of Omanbala and ask that you disregard such crazy notions.

Cc Icon79, Icon4s, joseph1013, joebie, thesupernerd, thegoodjoe and all relevant persons

Icon79:
*Phew* Thank you for clearing that up! Nne, you just saved a life, yo.

Now that the coast is clear, I can relax and concentrate on scaring away dem stalkerz

And by the way, I think I meet the looks requirements

O pari

OMANBALA1:
Abeg,make Odegbami go siddon. Which change did he bring while he was there ? Old these old cargo need to go siddon.

OMANBALA1:


Nne but I never said you are a LESBIAN naa. I just sense some Chimamanda-ism in you... If you know what that means...lol. You always point out your sex and how guys on this thread try to intimidate you,which shows hints oIf f feminism. I almost thought you were aggressive I guess I was wrong.

Nne,but what is wrong with Onyekuru and Kayode? Are they too skinny or what?

Orkpekyandega:
I will bookmat this post for the future........

Odegbami blows hot Rohr has nothing to offer Eagles
By Gbolahan Dada-August 19, 2016

Former Super Eagles skipper, Chief Olusegun Odegbami, has kicked against the employment of German coach, Gernot Rohr, saying he is not competent to transform the fortunes of Nigerian football.


The ex-Shooting Stars Football Club of Ibadan winger, said Rohr has nothing to offer Eagles, adding that he is just using the Nigeria job to boost his coaching credentials.


Speaking about how NFF hired the German coach, Odegbami said, “Nigerians want the Super Eagles to return to winning ways. Winning is what unites them. It is an integral part of what made them the happiest people in the world a few years ago. Victories by their football teams cushion the psychological depression of failure in other sectors, if only temporarily.


“Nigerians have missed the buzz that comes with winning in the past two years. They want it back quickly. The NFF know it and have chosen the path of a foreign coach to rescue the situation. But this is obviously a very big gamble considering Nigeria’s past experiences with foreign coaches since Jo Bonfrere exited about a decade ago,” he said.


Odegbami stressed that the 2018 World Cup will provide the platform for the next big challenge. “For the NFF, it is a matter of ‘lose and sink’, or ‘succeed and survive’. Deep down they know it.


So, I can understand why it is important for them and for everyone else to be interested in who takes over the national team at this critical time after the last two crisis-laden experiences under Nigerian coaches, the late Stephen Keshi and Sunday Oliseh.”


Odegbami argued that if Nigeria should hire a foreign coach, she should have employed the best in the world and not just a mere tactician from Germany.


“Let me state clearly that I have nothing against the idea of hiring the best foreign coaches for Africa’s national teams. But no foreign coach shall get an iota of my support unless he has the credentials, the experience and the pedigree that clearly dwarfs those of the best African locals available, period.


“For Nigeria to qualify for the 2018 World Cup is a huge mountain to climb, but we are all waiting, watching, praying and wishing Gernot Rohr well, despite any misgivings,” he said.


The former Director of the National Institute for Sports said Nigerian football “is suffering from colonial mentality”, as we value foreigners more than local coaches.


“The truth is bitter. But Europe, Asia and the America’s will never (at least not in this lifetime) give a Nigerian coach, no matter his resume, the opportunity to coach a big foreign club or national team, exactly what our administrators demand as prerequisite to confidently hire them to handle the senior national team.


“How will any Nigerian coach, therefore, ever be qualified to handle the national team? Where would they gain and gather the required experience, if not from Nigeria itself and probably a few African countries as in the case of Stephen Keshi?


“Is Daniel Amokachi’s sensational decision to handle a foreign fourth division club in the remote lesser league of Norway driven by the desire to fulfil this far-fetched requirement by our administrators?” he asked.

www.thepointng.com/odegbami-blows-hot-rohr-has-nothing-to-offer-eagles/

@the bolded. These words must comeback to hunt him too.

safarigirl:
Meanwhile, as regards the list for the SA match:

First of all, I would like to express my deepest sympathies to the SA coach who already profiled Victor Moses as one of our dangermen, forgetting that V Moses does not play AFCON Qualifiers

Secondly, while I don't advocate for Ebuehi to start, lest those Bafana boys run him off the field, he should get 30-35 minutes on the field in the game, like has already been said, I feel for him with his first game being so....well, unfriendly. He will get better though and I'm glad he has Troost to show him road

Thirdly, the team is very young, is there any outfield player above 25 on that list apart from Onazi, Ogu, Musa, Omeruo and Echiejile?

Fourth, I do think that despite their youth, this team should do the job against SA (hopefully)

Fifth, while we congratulate Muazzam for scaling through, let us all remember that the absence of some big boys may have helped his inclusion, same goes for Osimhen. If V Moses were there, I doubt anyone would see Osimhen's name

Six, is Youssouf Nigerian? If yes, why is his own name spelt funny?

Seven, Awaziem is my new Nigerian footballer crush ...still love Awo baby and Mikel

BascoVanVeli:

Did he lie?

do4luv14:


AWEZIAM abi
hmmmm ok oooo isoky, isalrite

OMANBALA1:

So, you will base your conclusion on one single player?

Napoleon55:
should we all abandon our fatherland because of our leaders ineptitude ,what does an 18yrs teenager knows about political instability. If he doesn't have a concrete reason to give for not representing his fatherland,the best is for him to shut up face ur career.

OMANBALA1:


Nne but I never said you are a LESBIAN naa. I just sense some Chimamanda-ism in you... If you know what that means...lol. You always point out your sex and how guys on this thread try to intimidate you,which shows hints oIf f feminism. I almost thought you were aggressive I guess I was wrong.

Nne,but what is wrong with Onyekuru and Kayode? Are they too skinny or what?

Well,it may interest you to know you have a lot of admirers here. So,instead of searching for what you might not find why not you do the needful....

Joebie:
Omanbala1 Oya come face panel. Where that my koboko that time?

OMANBALA1:


Let me make it simple...MOST English players are not crafty,since technique has taken another meaning. They are too direct and simple,lacks invention and innovation. We call it police football.

OMANBALA1:


Again,"most" and not all. Beckham,Mcmanaman, and Lampard have one thing in common...long passes. A typical English style. Rooney and Gerrard are the exceptions.

Icon4s:

See I no dey fear face o
But abeg I wan sleep peacefully this night.
Everybody knows where he belongs.

maidaboi:
hahahahahaha
see you
so only safarigirl was able to bring you out of ghost mode LOL.
cc thesupernerd

Napoleon55:
should we all abandon our fatherland because of our leaders ineptitude ,what does an 18yrs teenager knows about political instability. If he doesn't have a concrete reason to give for not representing his fatherland,the best is for him to shut up face ur career.