Mujtahida:

Some dey cry say Ighalo slow you dey mention Sadiq. Sadiq wey na Okro and Ogbono mixed together.

Joebie:
Sadiq is sleek like Kanu.. Okro and Ogbono in a positive way.. I will put all my money on him for Qatar.

Joebie:
I think that's the one safarigirl was referring to when she said friendly

Joebie:
Aina is a temporary fix for LB. we've seen someone better than fry pan (Echiejile).
As regards scouting, we already know our options. All we need to do is make the move, get them, and let's see if they can even beat Aina at LB. if not they are not good enough o.. Aina for now is our wing back -- both left and right. With the little i've seen of him, I rate him higher than "you know who"

terzurum5:
Amuneke: Rohr Must Invite Only Players Who Fit His World Cup Plan

Peter Oriaku

By Johnny Edward:
Former Super Eagles assistant Coach, Emmanuel Amuneke, has called on Gernot Rohr to call up players who only can adapt to his football philosophy to boost his squad ahead of the FIFA World Cup in Russia, Completesportsnigeria.‎com reports.


Several players who didn’t feature during the World Cup qualifiers have been rumoured to make a return, but Amuneke advises that the new players must offer more than what the players in the current squad have.


“Anybody can play for the Super Eagles, but the players coming in must be able to adapt,” Amuneke told Completesportsnigeria.com.


Amuneke who will attend the FIFA football awards in London next week praises Rohr for the success of qualifying for the Mundial but charges that his team must be ready to take on the World next summer.


“The most important thing is that Nigeria won,”he told Completesportsnigeria.com shortly after his arrival from India where he was on a FIFA assignment.


“I saw the game and I think they did well. In a game like that, you just need to win, and that was why the aesthetic of the game was obviously missing.


“Now that they have qualified, the team must be ready to take on the World. The likes of Italy could not qualify automatically, that shows you the gap between the small teams and the big ones is closing gradually.”

https://www.completesportsnigeria.com/amuneke-rohr-must-invite-players-fit/amp

adegwurulez:
Meanwhile, This Palestinian team will surely win the world cup

terzurum5:
Amuneke: Rohr Must Invite Only Players Who Fit His World Cup Plan

Peter Oriaku

By Johnny Edward:
Former Super Eagles assistant Coach, Emmanuel Amuneke, has called on Gernot Rohr to call up players who only can adapt to his football philosophy to boost his squad ahead of the FIFA World Cup in Russia, Completesportsnigeria.‎com reports.


Several players who didn’t feature during the World Cup qualifiers have been rumoured to make a return, but Amuneke advises that the new players must offer more than what the players in the current squad have.


“Anybody can play for the Super Eagles, but the players coming in must be able to adapt,” Amuneke told Completesportsnigeria.com.


Amuneke who will attend the FIFA football awards in London next week praises Rohr for the success of qualifying for the Mundial but charges that his team must be ready to take on the World next summer.


“The most important thing is that Nigeria won,”he told Completesportsnigeria.com shortly after his arrival from India where he was on a FIFA assignment.


“I saw the game and I think they did well. In a game like that, you just need to win, and that was why the aesthetic of the game was obviously missing.


“Now that they have qualified, the team must be ready to take on the World. The likes of Italy could not qualify automatically, that shows you the gap between the small teams and the big ones is closing gradually.”

https://www.completesportsnigeria.com/amuneke-rohr-must-invite-players-fit/amp

TheGoodJoe:


43' - Ighalo with a half-chance under pressure from Tembo, but he volleys off target.

71' - A great counter attack for Nigeria, but Ighalo opts to try and cut back rather than shoot first time and the move breaks down!

http://www.nigerianeye.com/2017/10/live-commentary-nigeria-vs-zambia.html?m=0

Unfortunately, I do not rewatch matches to start highlighting times of incidents. However, this will give you a clue.

soetanoreoluwa:
Finid gets the under 17 job... But Paul Aigbogun for under 20...what happened to manu and amunike?


Exclusive: Names Of New Coaches, Assistant Coaches, GK Trainers For Nigeria National Teams

Published: October 10, 2017


Exclusive: Names Of New Coaches, Assistant Coaches, GK Trainers For Nigeria National Teams


Alnigeriasoccer.com understands that the Nigeria Football Federation are set to announce the appointments of new coaches, assistant coaches, goalkeeper trainers for the various national teams except the Super Eagles.

The Nigerian Federation received 300 applications and shortlisted 68 candidates for national team jobs, and interviews were held in August.

The interview questions were based on technical, managerial and administrative capabilities.

A meeting attended by Barrister Christoper Green, Ahmed Yusuf Fresh, Mr Paul, Barrister Isaac Danladi, Garba Lawal, Victor Ikpeba, Bitrus Bewarang and Abdul Rafiu Yusuf was held at the Boardroom of the Federation and the Technical and Development Committee has recommended the appointment of the following coaches:

Nigeria U23/Dream Team

Head Coach : Kennedy Boboye
First Assistant Coach : Monday Odigie
Second Assistant Coach : Baba Ganaru Mohammed
Goalkeeper Trainer : Etta Egbe

Nigeria U20/Flying Eagles

Head Coach : Paul Aigbogun
First Assistant Coach : Hassan Abdullahi Sheriff
Second Assistant Coach : Abdulahi Biffo
Goalkeeper Trainer : Sulaiman Shuaibu

Nigeria U17/ Golden Eaglets

Head Coach : Finidi George
First Assistant Coach : Bala Abubakar
Second Assistant Coach : Mbwas Magnut
Goalkeeper Trainer : Baruwa Olatunji

Nigeria U13 & U15 Male

Head Coach : Nasidi Danladi Alala
First Assistant Coach : Haruna Usman
Second Assistant Coach : Bunmi Haruna

Ifeanyi Emmanuel

http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=24962

AIG07:

Morocco played WCQ match same day we played Zambia and here they are playing another friendly.
I hope the NFF are seeing this. Make dem organise friendly for November o.

cc. Sir Mujtahida

Mickael2:


I will bookmark this because I know that the scoreline will be a difference of just one goal or none at all. 8 hours to kickoff

goldfish80:
I feel good about today's game. The Zambians have no chance whatsoever to take away even a point from this.

At the 2013 nations cup the Zambians came in as defending champs, all pumped up and very boastful against an uncertain Super Eagles side, they only managed to pull a draw courtesy of a free gift from the referee. It must be said at the time, Kalusha Bwaya was a strong man in CAF.
Anyone who follows African football knows how muddy the CAF political climate can be.

These days, Kalusha's influence have weaned, we have seen the rise of Amaju Pinick to the CAF high table. Our last game against Cameroon, I saw more than a few 50/50 calls go our way. Today won't be any different.
We are beating Zambia by a 2-3 goal margin qith Victor Moses opening the floodgates from the penalty spot.

Someone bookmark this. I will be happy to be called out if this doesn't come to pass (very much unlikely).

Joebie:
me sef i no know say u be like this oh.. after the match make all of una line up for your doomsday prophesies. We go flog una.. abeg who get better cane?

Mujtahida:

The goodjoe is coming to scrutinise this. Get ready to defend your submissions.

neighy:
abeg when d flogging go start??

Joebie:
na spiritual one now.
tonight

forgiveness:



What role did Onazi played against Zambia?

forgiveness:



Ighalo is the combination of the two attributes.

do4luv14:



but not the way you do nacho

Icon4s:


At least I still made reference to Nigeria in that post.

You cannot be playing against teams like Brazil, Germany, France, Spain etc and come all out offensive. You'll get punished.

We do not have the equality to match there's so we have to remain compact and avoid being over-run and then hit them on the break. That is the way to play such teams.

Mujtahida:

Your first three paragraph are a gem. Mikel Agu will come good in that role as a direct replacement for Onazi in the future unless perhaps a better replacement is found.

On Onazi the question is how is it that he keeps retaining his place? Doesn't the Coach see what you see? He bombed forward against Cameroon and we scored. I think he's doing something right based on the instructions of the coach which you ain't privy to.

Mujtahida:

Your first three paragraph are a gem. Mikel Agu will come good in that role as a direct replacement for Onazi in the future unless perhaps a better replacement is found.

On Onazi the question is how is it that he keeps retaining his place? Doesn't the Coach see what you see? He bombed forward against Cameroon and we scored. I think he's doing something right based on the instructions of the coach which you ain't privy to.

junnyjake:


I have always had same sentiments with Goodjoe as regards having that defence shield whose job description is basically restricted to shielding the defence.

Onazi can't do that, he'd rather be offensive (not that it's a bad thing though) bit we need someone like Wanyama of Tottenham, Calvaho of Portugal.

Ogu would have fitted perfectly into that role, the only problem is his lack of pace. We have Agu whom we all agree still has wet ears.

TheGoodJoe:


We have the quality to match them but we have chose to neglect developing our players to suit the system. That is why I am always against Conservative play because it defeats the ability to grow as a team.

Joebie:
Sadiq is sleek like Kanu.. Okro and Ogbono in a positive way.. I will put all my money on him for Qatar.

terzurum5:

If Tammy is that good why is he not banging in goals?

We have many good upcoming strikers who need this chance than Tammy. The best for him at the moment is England U21 team, A choice he has made which should command our respect. It is not as if taking Tammy to Russia 2018 will guarantee a Quarter Final Stage for us. We need go with those whose hearts are 100% with us. Besides, I rate Dressers, Osimhen, Kayode and co highly. If you don't give them the chance, you won't know how prolific they are.
I am so sure that before the World Cup begins, a good number of our forwards would have done a lot for us to forget about Tammy.

Icon4s:


We don't have the quality to match that of the Brazilians. Take that to the bank.

TheGoodJoe:


Honestly, Onazi playing that way and keeping his shirt is something I find baffling. I would have said may be that is what the coach wants but Mikel Obi scolding Onazi on the field in the friendly game against USA showed it is not just following coaches instructions.

When Mikel Agu got it right, the Zambians lost gaps to mount a credible attack. We were more solid at back compared to when the defence had no shield.

We need to sort it out if we are to make an impact in the World Cup.

forgiveness:






let us not deceive ourselves, Tammy is good.

soetanoreoluwa:


I didn't get well self... Stil doing try and error..

Want my pictures to be in between the words not at the tail of the words...

I will keep trying I wont give up...

You too can try too..

Just learnt the video posting recently self...