cc12:
It's not his main wing, his main wing is the centreback wing, he play as a makeshift right back, how many centrebacks have the pace to challenge wingers? Even the goals that Algeria scored weren't from his wing, you are just downplaying his ability because he isn't an innit boy

komekn:


You use the term array of top young top quality players implied.

Outside of Chukwueze who are you talking about are you comparing them to the players in the NPFL.

Or is it in comparison to the top young talents in Europe what's your unit of measurement for top talent.

Even Chukwueze l have always said we should be very cautious with him and not put too much expectation on him. He has played one season of professional football that's all. Give him time to develop he has long way to go. Because in this match his blistering pace did not work his skills did not work and his end product and service piece delivery was non existent. The Algerians studied him in depth and completely neutralised him.

Now some will say to ask that question means Hate and negative prejudice. No not all you must compare them to too the top young talent in Europe. And add the question from that perspective.

So apart from him who are our top talented exciting young players.

mostob:
See ehn ..let's stop the blame game
None of us here blamed Rohr when we defeated RSA and Cameroon.
We can't just win every time. Most of us here saw the omen some days back. Though it is painful but those team wey crash out at group stage, are they not a team? should they go and commit suicide?
IMO Rohr should not be sack. The NFF should rather employ an efficient tactician to complement him.

TheGoodJoe:
Amunike remains my pick. If he has the kind of support and time Rohr had, I have no doubt he will build a phenomenal team for us that will play in a brilliant tactical fashion.

Tactics rule the game now and with the talents at our disposal, we can achieve it.

wayodude:
Omo naijas Una arrogant sha. The reams of nonsense I have endured reading here this morning has left me gob smacked.

One would have thought we would have learnt some humility after missing the last 2 AFCONs!

forgiveness:


Abeg commot make we see road.

Goke7:

this has always been my major issue with this coach. You are spot on but will many on this forum agree? secondly don't we have principles anymore in determining whether a coach should continue or not. A coach who cannot manage games that are almost ending in a draw loosing in dying minutes. [Argentina and Algeria]. A coach who has now come out to say that his players were thinking about extra time is the reason they lost haba. And finally a coach that has failed to exceed past results of local coaches, we are still debating whether he should go. chai who did this to us. Colonial mentality is our number problem as Nigerians, I just tire

TheGoodJoe:


If you know Rohr is tactically incapable of moving us forward, why should he lead?

Let us get a capable tactician with modern ideas to move us forward.

Finito.

mostob:
We won't know the value of what we have until we lose it. Rohr still has his usefulness. He has his shortcomings as well.But if he got sacked at last,I will still wish the team well. One thing is sure,Nothing can satisfy human being.

forgiveness:


Abeg commot make we see road.

Unlimited22:
Algeria were the better team. There's no denying that.


Ndidi is a good tackler, but he still needs refinement. He conceded 3 fouls that led directly to goals at this tourney.


This is the kind of game that Mikel in his heyday would've bossed any day any time.


I don't agree with the calls to sack Rohr. Sack him for whom? Let's give him till at least Afcon 2021. He has done well.


Not to be Captain Obvious, but can we go and beg Enyeama to come out of retirement or TB Joshua (or OPM pastor) to heal Carl Ikeme?


We need at least two more CMs.


Etebo has improved massively, especially with his ability on the ball.



All In all, they did their best. We need to move on from here.

TheGoodJoe:


We need a coach with tactical class and allows his team play with fluidity and discipline.

Something Rohr does not have.

TheGoodJoe:
Amunike remains my pick. If he has the kind of support and time Rohr had, I have no doubt he will build a phenomenal team for us that will play in a brilliant tactical fashion.

Tactics rule the game now and with the talents at our disposal, we can achieve it.

EEGA:
What if he(Amunike) starts having problem with some key players.

We missed Ebuehi on the right.

It will also be nice to consider Moses Odubajo.

MetalJigsaw:
Does Amunike have problems with his players if I may ask.

EEGA:
Didn't you see the post from a Tanzanian few weeks back?

TheGoodJoe:
Amunike remains my pick. If he has the kind of support and time Rohr had, I have no doubt he will build a phenomenal team for us that will play in a brilliant tactical fashion.

Tactics rule the game now and with the talents at our disposal, we can achieve it.

TheGoodJoe:
Amunike remains my pick. If he has the kind of support and time Rohr had, I have no doubt he will build a phenomenal team for us that will play in a brilliant tactical fashion.

Tactics rule the game now and with the talents at our disposal, we can achieve it.

komekn:


I would prefer local but the issue of Egunje and other sharp practices has continued to plague our local coaches ad infinitum.

I would not mind the Cameroon combination. Whatever foreign coach we get he must be black. I am sure Sol Campbell and Rio Ferdinand would take the job.

But l think we need to expand the scouting of our players and be more proactive. I don’t know why Ovie, Tega Onomah, Ebere Eze, Dominic Iorfa, Fikayo Tomori, we're not invited. I haven't included Ademola because k haven't spoken to him to know if he interested or heard anything to that effect.

There are others you could include there is no harm in trying them out.

All Francophone African countries are filled with French youth internationals and players born in France predominantly.

I haven't mentioned players in other parts of Europe not because they don't exist but we have overwhelming numbers of Nigerian at all levels of football in the UK. So that's why l haven't mentioned any from other parts if Europe. And I simply don't know them to be honest.

But in addition the England is a quality league and conversely will have more quality players.

Indeed the core of the SE quality players are playing in England or emanated from England.

TheGoodJoe:
We need Amunike's tactical insights and brilliance. When it comes to tactics, he know it well.