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BascoVanVeli:


Bosnia was not our first game and Argentina is not guaranteed anything either.

thank you o.

Some people are already dashing Argentina automatic qualification, same team that needed a result at the final round of qualifiers, sane team that has been struggling since.

And if you ask them why, they will start reeling out all the useless names that were on the team when they were struggling against the likes of Ecuador and Venezuela.

safarigirl:
thank you o.

Some people are already dashing Argentina automatic qualification, same team that needed a result at the final round of qualifiers, sane team that has been struggling since.

And if you ask them why, they will start reeling out all the useless names that were on the team when they were struggling against the likes of Ecuador and Venezuela.

I agree, people say they will improve but I don't expect us to be partying in Miami while that is going on, we too shall improve.

But it's true. Let's me explain my hypothesis to you:
#1. Iceland will be tougher to beat than Croatia
#2. Iceland would lose to Argentina in their first game. This is not because they are not good enough but due to rookie mistakes (playing their first ever match in the World cup and coming up against the great Leo Messi)
#3. Iceland would be ready when they face us in the second game because they would've corrected the mistakes they made in match 1.
#4. If we lose to Croatia, the pressure to beat Iceland would be too much and that would impact our game and get us exposed for them to exploit
#5. I believe we can beat Iceland if we could win or draw the first game against Croatia
#6. If we win or draw against Croatia, our chances of qualifying from the group would increase to 60%, because the Argies would win their first two games hence they would most likely have qualified before they meet us
#7. Hence, here's what we need to qualify:
- win or draw against Croatia (preferably win)
- win against Iceland
- draw against Argentina (or we may even lost against Argentina provided we were able to win our first two matches)


O pari

MetalJigsaw:
Please don't put fear and pressure upon the players and we the fans oo ;DPlease don't put fear and pressure upon the players and we the fans oo

KPOM!!!


O pari

Jarus:


Exactly, the winner in the Nigeria vs Croatia game is the team that will go with Argentina to second round.

Same scenario with our 2014 group. The winner in the Nigeria vs Bosnia game sailed through.

The Argentina you'll see in Russia isn't the same Argentina that struggled in the qualifers. For one, they now have a top notch coach.
Write them off at your peril.


O pari

safarigirl:
thank you o.

Some people are already dashing Argentina automatic qualification, same team that needed a result at the final round of qualifiers, sane team that has been struggling since.

And if you ask them why, they will start reeling out all the useless names that were on the team when they were struggling against the likes of Ecuador and Venezuela.

MetalJigsaw:
Please don't put fear and pressure upon the players and we the fans oo ;DPlease don't put fear and pressure upon the players and we the fans oo

he is saying the truth,wining or losing ur 1st game is always the game that determine how far u go in most cases,
so whatever u do,dont lose ur 1st game

Icon79:
The Argentina you'll see in Russia isn't the same Argentina that struggles in the qualifers. For one, they now have a top notch coach.
Write them off at your peril.


O pari

I am writing them off.

You're a Messi fanboy, so I don't expect you to write off your mentor

No worries, he who laughs last laughs best.

I can wait for June so I can laugh at you when the Argies start trashing teams


O pari

safarigirl:
I am writing them off.

You're a Messi fanboy, so I don't expect you to write off your mentor

Icon79:
No worries, he who laughs last laughs best.

I can wait for June so I can laugh at you when the Argies start trashing teams


O pari

yeah, Messi's World Cup trophy will still remain in your dreams and his sha

We won't stop believing, babe. We won't stop believing.


O pari

safarigirl:
yeah, Messi's World Cup trophy will still remain in your dreams and his sha

Icon79:
We won't stop believing, babe. We won't stop believing.


O pari

you mean dreaming

Strasbourg,Nice,Rennes have placed offers for Kingsley Sokari according to reports in Tunisia...

No wonder Rohr is looking at him.

tbaba1234:
Strasbourg,Nice,Rennes have placed offers for Kingsley Sokari according to reports in Tunisia...

No wonder Rohr is looking at him.

He should join Nice ASAP because they are already preparing for life after Seri.

Bye-bye to Mikel Agu. If he was as good as the media hyped, Porto wouldn't be looking to bring in Etebo, rather, recall him (Agu).

forgiveness:


NFF Target Jordon Ibe Impressed Against Chelsea - Bournemouth Coach

Published: December 21, 2017

NFF Target Jordon Ibe Impressed Against Chelsea - Bournemouth Coach
Bournemouth coach Eddie Howe was satisfied with the performance of Jordon Ibe in his side's narrow 2-1 loss to Chelsea in the quarterfinal of the League Cup on Wednesday night.

The Cherries were forced to make a substitution as early as the 17th minute when Ibe replaced the injured Jermain Defoe, and they were some positives from the former Liverpool starlet, with the highlight of his performance being the assist he provided for the equalizer scored by Gosling on 90 minutes.

''I think our squad is very well balanced and the players that came in impressed. We know the players that we can rely on and tonight’s performance will lift them and it will lift us,'' Howe told Bournemouth's official website.

''Jordon [Ibe] played more centrally today. It was a bit of a risk as he hasn’t done that much for us, but he showed his ability to find space and cause problems, with his pace a real threat.''

Jordon Ibe, 22, made his 20th appearance of the season against Chelsea, and has clocked up 1,058 minutes in total.

The former England youth international was approached by ex-Super Eagles coach Sunday Oliseh to play for Nigeria two years ago but his answer was negative as at that time.

Igho Kingsley


http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=25906

The headline should read FORMER NFF TARGET JORDON IBE IMPRESSED AGAINST CHELSEA

ChrisKels:


He should join Nice ASAP because they are already preparing for life after Seri.

Bye-bye to Mikel Agu. If he was as good as the media hyped, Porto wouldn't be looking to bring in Etebo, rather, recall him (Agu).

Agu is injured Now... There is always a room for competition... Rohr still looking for his type of player... Who tels you sokari is the right man...?

Still need to be invited and access before any judgement...

soetanoreoluwa:


Agu is injured Now... There is always a room for competition... Rohr still looking for his type of player... Who tels you sokari is the right man...?

Still need to be invited and access before any judgement...

But from the few glimpses of Agu in the GWG so far, he hasn't really shown he is the right man to replace Mickel, he may be good though, but we are looking for a suitable replacement for Mickel here, which means he must be both a defensive and ball holding, creative midfielder. l can't really say Mickel Agu has these qualities but l may be wrong though.

Icon79:
But it's true. Let's me explain my hypothesis to you:
#1. Iceland will be tougher to beat than Croatia
#2. Iceland would lose to Argentina in their first game. This is not because they are not good enough but due to rookie mistakes (playing their first ever match in the World cup and coming up against the great Leo Messi)
#3. Iceland would be ready when they face us in the second game because they would've corrected the mistakes they made in match 1.
#4. If we lose to Croatia, the pressure to beat Iceland would be too much and that would impact our game and get us exposed for them to exploit
#5. I believe we can beat Iceland if we could win or draw the first game against Croatia
#6. If we win or draw against Croatia, our chances of qualifying from the group would increase to 60%, because the Argies would win their first two games hence they would most likely have qualified before they meet us
#7. Hence, here's what we need to qualify:
- win or draw against Croatia (preferably win)
- win against Iceland
- draw against Argentina (or we may even lost against Argentina provided we were able to win our first two matches)


O pari

Gbam

ChrisKels:


He should join Nice ASAP because they are already preparing for life after Seri.

Bye-bye to Mikel Agu. If he was as good as the media hyped, Porto wouldn't be looking to bring in Etebo, rather, recall him (Agu).

Isn't Sokari an attacking CM??

Jarus:


Gbam

For us to assume Argentina will win their games this easily reminds me of France In 2002 world cup. Iceland might end up topping this group and Arg will go home early.

To me, betting is like investing. It either grows or finish. With even common N500 you can make N1m using this obvious but ignorable method.
#Fund ur bet account with let's say N500
#Search for a game of 1.30 odd (my advice is go for the Over1.5, but do ur research properly or get a app tips)
#Stake ur N500 on that game
#When that game emerges victorious, u money becomes N650, so the following day, search for another 1.30 odds and stake the entire money on it.
#The 3rd day do the same and so on and so forth until when you feel like cashing out. In a month it will accumulate into N1m +

Remember, PATIENTS is the master key to this, don't be gullible. You can do it in a week and cashout ur some money or 2 weeks or patiently do it in a month if you've got guts. Remember na small money you take start am, so if you lose along the line, just assume you gave that N500 to a better and don't beat yourself over it. Always try again when you cashout early or lost early.
Also remember not to fall in the hands of fake match fixers ooo.

Really not necessary here.
If we need you we'd find you but if you have no news about the SE, just try the next thread.
Thank you

jonvalek:
To me, betting is like investing. It either grows or finish. With even common N500 you can make N1m using this obvious but ignorable method.
#Fund ur bet account with let's say N500
#Search for a game of 1.30 odd (my advice is go for the Over1.5, but do ur research properly or get a app tips)
#Stake ur N500 on that game
#When that game emerges victorious, u money becomes N650, so the following day, search for another 1.30 odds and stake the entire money on it.
#The 3rd day do the same and so on and so forth until when you feel like cashing out. In a month it will accumulate into N1m +

Remember, PATIENTS is the master key to this, don't be gullible. You can do it in a week and cashout ur some money or 2 weeks or patiently do it in a month if you've got guts. Remember na small money you take start am, so if you lose along the line, just assume you gave that N500 to a better and don't beat yourself over it. Always try again when you cashout early or lost early.
Also remember not to fall in the hands of fake match fixers ooo.

tbaba1234:
Strasbourg,Nice,Rennes have placed offers for Kingsley Sokari according to reports in Tunisia...

No wonder Rohr is looking at him.

I like this.....I pray it come to pass and rohr invites him come next year...it will make so much sense...

kennysville:


The headline should read FORMER NFF TARGET JORDON IBE IMPRESSED AGAINST CHELSEA

thank youuu....

March is a long time away, isn't it?

edi287:

Isn't Sokari an attacking CM??

Yes he is, that's the position begging for personnel(s) in that midfield. If Sokari comes good (secures a move to France), then, we would have a better sub in him for John Mikel. The few times Ndubuisi Agu subbed Mikel, our midfield crumbled and it lead to calls for Joel Obi, Azubuike Okechukwu et al.

Come March, I would wanna say thank goodness for the emergence of Sokari.


Off topic; From an insider, Rohr is making progress with his pursuit of the German trio. I heard they were sent a template to study the plans of the coach and how they will fit in. Rohr is seriously considering the 3-5-2 formation and OLA Aina might miss the World Cup. It's a straight battle between Aina and Shehu whoever does better in the scrimmages gets the nod to join Ebuehi who has booked his ticket with his impeccable performance against Argentina. Aina is better going forward when we play four at the back but Shehu defends better, it's a pussle (Rohr's headache).

Fingers crossed ; if Rohr succeeds in luring these boys before March, then expect this rearguard against Poland ;


..................................Uzoho

................... Ekong Balogun Felix*

...........Ebuehi Ndidi Mikel Onazi Idowu

............................Moses Iwobi



Bench;

Awaziem or Akpoguma* for Balogun
Toru* for Idowu
Etc etc

safarigirl:
March is a long time away, isn't it?

there will be lot of happenings prior then...
I am just happy for this sokari guy....pray he gets a european league move preferably France..... aleast we will get either of him or Joel obi....to release the burden of mikel sometimes

ChrisKels:


Yes he is, that's the position begging for personnel(s) in that midfield. If Sokari comes good (secures a move to France), then, we would have a better sub in him for John Mikel. The few times Ndubuisi Agu subbed Mikel, our midfield crumbled and it lead to calls for Joel Obi, Azubuike Okechukwu et al.

Come March, I would wanna say thank goodness for the emergence of Sokari.


Off topic; From an insider, Rohr is making progress with his pursuit of the German trio. I heard they were sent a template to study the plans of the coach and how they will fit in. Rohr is seriously considering the 3-5-2 formation and OLA Aina might miss the World Cup. It's a straight battle between Aina and Shehu whoever does better in the scrimmages gets the nod to join Ebuehi who has booked his ticket with his impeccable performance against Argentina. Aina is better going forward when we play four at the back but Shehu defends better, it's a pussle (Rohr's headache).

Fingers crossed ; if Rohr succeeds in luring these boys before March, then expect this rearguard against Poland ;


..................................Uzoho

................... Ekong Balogun Felix*

...........Ebuehi Ndidi Mikel Onazi Idowu

............................Moses Iwobi



Bench;

Awaziem or Akpoguma* for Balogun
Toru* for Idowu
Etc etc

securing a move to France does not mean Sokari will come good for us.

Securing the move will give him an opportunity to stake a place, it will not give him a place

ChrisKels:


Yes he is, that's the position begging for personnel(s) in that midfield. If Sokari comes good (secures a move to France), then, we would have a better sub in him for John Mikel. The few times Ndubuisi Agu subbed Mikel, our midfield crumbled and it lead to calls for Joel Obi, Azubuike Okechukwu et al.

Come March, I would wanna say thank goodness for the emergence of Sokari.


Off topic; From an insider, Rohr is making progress with his pursuit of the German trio. I heard they were sent a template to study the plans of the coach and how they will fit in. Rohr is seriously considering the 3-5-2 formation and OLA Aina might miss the World Cup. It's a straight battle between Aina and Shehu whoever does better in the scrimmages gets the nod to join Ebuehi who has booked his ticket with his impeccable performance against Argentina. Aina is better going forward when we play four at the back but Shehu defends better, it's a pussle (Rohr's headache).

Fingers crossed ; if Rohr succeeds in luring these boys before March, then expect this rearguard against Poland ;


..................................Uzoho

................... Ekong Balogun Felix*

...........Ebuehi Ndidi Mikel Onazi Idowu

............................Moses Iwobi



Bench;

Awaziem or Akpoguma* for Balogun
Toru* for Idowu
Etc etc

I will really feel bad if Aina should miss the world cup party.

safarigirl:
securing a move to France does not mean Sokari will come good for us.

Securing the move will give him an opportunity to stake a place, it will not give him a place

come on...lady...
let's be optimistic and be hopeful the dude gonna come good for the super eagles..

Humility017:

come on...lady...
let's be optimistic and be hopeful the dude gonna come good for the super eagles..

like we are optimistic about Enyeama?

Let God keep us till March, so that we will know who is who. All these speculations flying up and down are just raising unnecessary hopes.

ChrisKels:


Yes he is, that's the position begging for personnel(s) in that midfield. If Sokari comes good (secures a move to France), then, we would have a better sub in him for John Mikel. The few times Ndubuisi Agu subbed Mikel, our midfield crumbled and it lead to calls for Joel Obi, Azubuike Okechukwu et al.

Come March, I would wanna say thank goodness for the emergence of Sokari.


Off topic; From an insider, Rohr is making progress with his pursuit of the German trio. I heard they were sent a template to study the plans of the coach and how they will fit in. Rohr is seriously considering the 3-5-2 formation and OLA Aina might miss the World Cup. It's a straight battle between Aina and Shehu whoever does better in the scrimmages gets the nod to join Ebuehi who has booked his ticket with his impeccable performance against Argentina. Aina is better going forward when we play four at the back but Shehu defends better, it's a pussle (Rohr's headache).

Fingers crossed ; if Rohr succeeds in luring these boys before March, then expect this rearguard against Poland ;


..................................Uzoho

................... Ekong Balogun Felix*

...........Ebuehi Ndidi Mikel Onazi Idowu

............................Moses Iwobi



Bench;

Awaziem or Akpoguma* for Balogun
Toru* for Idowu
Etc etc

This is great news. I really hope we get them. Would be sad if one of Shehu or Aina gets dropped. I like them both and hope it's possible to take all 3 but we have Idowu to consider and from the looks of it, Echejile is guaranteed a spot on the team.