Icon4s:


You have accused him of being a Tribalist. Does that mean you are a Tribalist?

Na wa.

Napoleon55:
so who is to be blamed for,as they r not yet playing for super eagles?

goldfish80:
Danny Mills Takes Stick For Strange Comments About Nigeria


Danny Mills has never been one to waste too much time dallying with restraint. After Luis Suarez bit Giorgio Chiellini at the 2014 World Cup, for example, he called for Suarez to be locked up.
He's once again taken some stick today for some strange comments made on BBC Two. Mills was doing co-commentary with Guy Mowbray on the U-20 World Cup final, which has ended in glory for his native land: they beat Venezuela 1-0 thanks to a goal by Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
Such success will naturally excite the English media for the future, although during the game Mowbray did sound a note of caution: playing for England at U-20 level will not prevent a player from declaring for a rival nation at senior level.
Mills was having none of this on commentary, claiming that players should stick around for England, to play in the Euros and the World Cup, as they are the competitions that "really matter".

“ Again, I'm going to be biased but if you have the opportunity to play for England, you have to take it.
The quality of England, for me, far outweighs the chances you will have for Nigeria. OK, you might go to the African Cup of Nations, you might pick up a medal.
But in terms of competitions that really matter on the world stage, the Europeans, the World Cup...England would be your first port of call.
Of course I'm going to be biased on that.

https://www.balls.ie/football/danny-mills-366852

forgiveness:


Even if I show you evidence of how he boldly said 'that is why Onigbinde tribe will never coach the national team again' your brainwashed head will still pat him at his back.

Of course, I have seen you don dat recently when you exonerated Omobala your cohort.

TheGoodJoe:


Do your self an immense favor and watch the match again. Watch how many times Kelechi made runs that were through on goal and the pass was overhit by the midfielders. At least four times in the first half alone. How you want to blame the striker for poor performances from our midfielders beat my imagination.

Simple. Kelechi Iheanacho made repeated brilliant runs but our midfield failed to make one good pass. This fact you can not change.

Humility017:


Lol....you're always predictable
I thought u were matured

forgiveness:


You have been weighted in the balance and found wanting. Next

Humility017:

you don't expect me to start throwing insults at you in faceless forum like this...though you've constantly insulted me...
I just choose to overlook you because you're matured

goldfish80:


Playing off the shoulder of the Last defender played into the hands of the South African strategy because they kept a smart line which even with perfect delivery, Kelechi would have been caught offside.
Even the one good delivery given to Kelechi, he laboured through and got out paced by a 35yr old Gk.

Seriously, I wonder what will happen when we play Cameroun with this same strategy, employing Kelechi as a lone striker. Against those rugged Camerounian defenders and a smart Gk. They will easily shut us out over 2 legs without breaking a sweat.

forgiveness:

Accept my apologies for any insult you assume I direct to you. Thanks

TheGoodJoe:


Haaa. Argue the one you know. Iheanacho's timing were on point. Only one offside. The rest perfect. The final balls were off. Finish.

Dedebanky85:
Dude you saw all these in 5 mins ? Fear God abeg .
Are you seeing how Ghanian attackers are playing currently, that's what/how Nigerians want their attackera playing. Oshimehen didn't do much apart from one general hustle down the wings that any human being can do. Even Ndidi hustled down d wings like that yesterday, why are u not praising him for that. This is the hyping I see people complain about. I bet if you are watching this Ghanian game you'd write a novel for all of the Ghanian attackers. They are doing basic things that footballers ought to do.

goldfish80:

Since the final balls weren't pitch perfect why did he continue doing something that was obviously not working? Is he daft?

Your brain needs reset.

We needed to sort out our final balls by putting someone in that position to make more accurate passes. Finish. Not Iheanacho doing something else. Haaa.

TheGoodJoe:


Your brain needs reset.

We needed to sort out our final balls by putting someone in that position to make more accurate passes. Finish. Not Iheanacho doing something else. Haaa.

goldfish80:


Same story against Algeria, Zambia and South Africa. Yet am the one who needs to reset my brain.
You have to take away your rose tinted shades of Kelechi and all things Manchester City worship out of your system.

achimotan:


We will add one more goal to make it 6.
Gyan has now scored 50 goals for Ghana

forgiveness:


Tammy Abraham is already in the bag.

What you are saying about Ajagun is the same you said about Solanke few days ago but you are chopping ya vomit.

No worries. You will soon see Ajagun.

forgiveness:


See dis one playing the victim after being guilty of trying to deprive one of his fundamental human rights.

Yes, Dominic Solanke must be looked into and called to the national team. After all, Iwobi was an academy player and nobody before he started playing for the national team. Abi I lie?

He was not deem fit to be part of this same set of players in England. He never made the team because this same set of players were waay ahead of him but today we now know his ability. Why?

He was given invitation to prove himself in the National team.

Now, let me ask you this last question.

WHO IS THE BEST PLAYER OF THE TOURNAMENT IN THIS TOURNAMENT? Bhuuuhahaha!

DOMINIC SOLANKE!

forgiveness:

Oga don't misbehave else I will show the world your report card.

EEGA:
Super Eagles lack quality upfront - South Africa coach, Baxter mocks Nigerian players
dailypost.ng Jun 11, 2017 9:03 PM
Stuart Baxter, coach of the Bafana Bafana of South Africa, has mocked Nigerian Super Eagles after their 2-0 loss in Uyo on Saturday in a 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

The Englishman said that much as the Super Eagles controlled the match, especially in the early stages, the team lacked the required quality upfront.

Speaking to South African media on Sunday, Baxter noted that with good cutting edge in front of goal, the score line would not have been bad for the Super Eagles.

“We are still relishing that result and it is good that we win. I am so happy because I just joined the team back and it is good we start well for the AFCON qualifiers.

“I will still say kudos to the Nigerians because they stretched us and made some dangerous movements. But if I may sound very respectful and modest, their attack was not the very best they could have presented.

“They were without quality frontline, otherwise, they could have scored in the early exchanges but like I said earlier, it is good that my players responded very well in the match,” he said.

Nigeria is currently third in the qualifying group behind leaders, Libya, and South Africa and will play Seychelles, who lost 1-5 to Libya in their next encounter.

EEGA:
Super Eagles lack quality upfront - South Africa coach, Baxter mocks Nigerian players
dailypost.ng Jun 11, 2017 9:03 PM
Stuart Baxter, coach of the Bafana Bafana of South Africa, has mocked Nigerian Super Eagles after their 2-0 loss in Uyo on Saturday in a 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

The Englishman said that much as the Super Eagles controlled the match, especially in the early stages, the team lacked the required quality upfront.

Speaking to South African media on Sunday, Baxter noted that with good cutting edge in front of goal, the score line would not have been bad for the Super Eagles.

“We are still relishing that result and it is good that we win. I am so happy because I just joined the team back and it is good we start well for the AFCON qualifiers.

“I will still say kudos to the Nigerians because they stretched us and made some dangerous movements. But if I may sound very respectful and modest, their attack was not the very best they could have presented.

“They were without quality frontline, otherwise, they could have scored in the early exchanges but like I said earlier, it is good that my players responded very well in the match,” he said.

Nigeria is currently third in the qualifying group behind leaders, Libya, and South Africa and will play Seychelles, who lost 1-5 to Libya in their next encounter.

EEGA:
Super Eagles lack quality upfront - South Africa coach, Baxter mocks Nigerian players
dailypost.ng Jun 11, 2017 9:03 PM
Stuart Baxter, coach of the Bafana Bafana of South Africa, has mocked Nigerian Super Eagles after their 2-0 loss in Uyo on Saturday in a 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

The Englishman said that much as the Super Eagles controlled the match, especially in the early stages, the team lacked the required quality upfront.

Speaking to South African media on Sunday, Baxter noted that with good cutting edge in front of goal, the score line would not have been bad for the Super Eagles.

“We are still relishing that result and it is good that we win. I am so happy because I just joined the team back and it is good we start well for the AFCON qualifiers.

“I will still say kudos to the Nigerians because they stretched us and made some dangerous movements. But if I may sound very respectful and modest, their attack was not the very best they could have presented.

“They were without quality frontline, otherwise, they could have scored in the early exchanges but like I said earlier, it is good that my players responded very well in the match,” he said.

Nigeria is currently third in the qualifying group behind leaders, Libya, and South Africa and will play Seychelles, who lost 1-5 to Libya in their next encounter.

kennysville:
Frankly, all nigerian players qualify to play for nigeria however, only a handful can represent us and this is not the time for scouting thousands of foreign born talents. This is the time to finetune strategies and gel as a team. Enough with all these prospects of solanke, ejaria, onomah, tammy abraham talks. The talents we have right now, how have we utilized them. Nigeria is the only country in the world that can raise teams A,B,C and D cos of the large pool of players. We are too talented. Its all about resource management. This seems to be the problem we have as a nation. Always wanting more. More than we can manage.. Look at oil.... What have we done with all the resources we have..... Story for another day

BascoVanVeli:


Guy I will never be a victim especially of urs. If u don't have one good thing to say about a single SE player then u should have ur own national team that's just the way I see it. I don't mind u asking for Dominic to be given a chance but saying he is better than anyone one is a lie.

Best player in the tournament was Fashion Sakala u can't even compare their 4 goals with each other.

EEGA:
Super Eagles lack quality upfront - South Africa coach, Baxter mocks Nigerian players
dailypost.ng Jun 11, 2017 9:03 PM
Stuart Baxter, coach of the Bafana Bafana of South Africa, has mocked Nigerian Super Eagles after their 2-0 loss in Uyo on Saturday in a 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

The Englishman said that much as the Super Eagles controlled the match, especially in the early stages, the team lacked the required quality upfront.

Speaking to South African media on Sunday, Baxter noted that with good cutting edge in front of goal, the score line would not have been bad for the Super Eagles.

“We are still relishing that result and it is good that we win. I am so happy because I just joined the team back and it is good we start well for the AFCON qualifiers.

“I will still say kudos to the Nigerians because they stretched us and made some dangerous movements. But if I may sound very respectful and modest, their attack was not the very best they could have presented.

“They were without quality frontline, otherwise, they could have scored in the early exchanges but like I said earlier, it is good that my players responded very well in the match,” he said.

Nigeria is currently third in the qualifying group behind leaders, Libya, and South Africa and will play Seychelles, who lost 1-5 to Libya in their next encounter.