daveP:
Okay. gracias. joe na 1man mopol o. not your joe actually

Joebie:
Uwc lol .. How Na?

TheGoodJoe:


I loved tiki taka in its purest form. Men watching teams go long minutes without touching the ball impressed me. I also like high intensity attacking football. Heynckes, Boas at Porto, Pellegrini at City etc.

Icon4s:


Which negative play? You think we are Spain or Germany?

You play against Cameroon in Yaounde and expect to dominate them for 90mins? More so when they are at the verge of crashing out of the WC qualifiers?
You think you can attack in a game like this for 90mins?

BTW go look at the starts and tell me who had more shots on goal and on target.

Nigeria was the better side overall in this particular game.

Talking about possible replacement for Mikel. K. Nwakali has not done enough IMO to merit a call-up.

Alex Iwobi IMO looks more like a player that is more ready to suit that purpose. Etebo too is available.

Talking about Mikel Agu, the way some of you hype players here sef. He was even worse in today's game than the last.

daveP:
football philosophy can make him debate 20peeps at a go. mehn!

komekn:


I am in agreement with you.

Nwakali on this thread is being considered on past glories but glories in youth football. He has spent a season at low rated Dutch club. If he was making waves he would be well known in the Eredivisie but he is not. Currently he doesn't merit a call up. The SE is not for boys but those who have proven themselves worthy.

It's quite obvious that we do not have a replacement for Mikel. I really would have liked to see Ogu in that midfield to see what he can do, particularly in the latter stages of today's game. His composure and calmness could possibly have calmed down matters for us opposed to the frantic play we adopted towards the end.

I actually would consider Sone Aluko for that role as a quality option.

mumemma:
ve been sayn it.
we need a LB. We need Udenze or Oshaniwa

Joebie:
Lol. I'm that kinda person. I agree with u today, disagree with u tomorrow. Or I could even disagree with everyone. Hardly with the crowd

TheSuperNerd:
Plssss if na by experience then Taiye Taiwo should be called up.... Besides which "experienced LB do we boast of now aside Echiejile and Taiwo"? None...


But based on other qualities and based on super potentials... I suggest Jordan Torunarigha... we should make that guy our top LB priority. Abeg!!!! NFF Abeg!!!! Rohr U hia!!!!

Until then.. Ola Aina can do a job at LB.... but Aina is our longterm RB option alongside Shehu Abdullahi... and it will be hard to displace Shehu even if Nura shows up too...

So Aina can serve as LB "gradual upgrade" for now going forward while we pursue Torunarigha to give us quality depth in that position.

daveP:
Joe is not joe. as for this level i can conclude you sef dew twale for hgm attimes. marvel!!

Joebie:
Dey twale??

daveP:
yah. or it doesnt amaze u one bit?

Mujtahida:

If we had won even by one zero with parking the bus your comments here would have been like
:
Odion Ighalo continued from where he stopped, troubling the Cameroonian defence with his sweeping direct runs and his touch line dexterity made the first goal possible. Good link up play.

Ezenwa what more can I say. He has earned his place. Made crucial saves, quick recovery and bravely put himself on the line to prevent a goal.

Etc etc
But alas football being the beautiful game, beautiful for its unpredictability didn't pan out the way you expected. It was victory you wanted. Your grouse is not that they parked the bus but that they drew on the back of a 4:0 defeat of Cameroun.

PDPGuy:


I don't think Simon Moses will contribute as much, defensively, as Onazi. As someone mentioned here, the Zambians' main strength is their wing play. So, if we have the likes of Ndid (or Ogu), Onazi and Victor Moses on the pitch, they would be able to track the runs of the Zambian full-backs, and generally help out our own full-backs defensively.

safarigirl:
Chai! Abeg NFF dey test the mental state of players before they are called up?

These boys wan keep pesin...Awaziem dey twerk, they are singing along to Small Doctor's Penalty.

This kain gyration inside bus ehn, you go think say dem don qualify....I can only imagine what will happen when they get that Russian ticket

safarigirl:
Chai! Abeg NFF dey test the mental state of players before they are called up?

These boys wan keep pesin...Awaziem dey twerk, they are singing along to Small Doctor's Penalty.

This kain gyration inside bus ehn, you go think say dem don qualify....I can only imagine what will happen when they get that Russian ticket

TheGoodJoe:


Have you watched Nigeria play with such fright in your life? If I am wrong, correct me.

At least you now know I detest parked bus with> a passion.