darkelf:


Alampasu is not the solution. Simple

I will take a regular playing NPFL GK over Alampasu

How many games has he played since he went to portugal?

Someone that played just 3 games last season?

You people sef

you are not getting the point here. How many match did the current 3 GKs played before AFCON. My point here is invite Alampasu and give him the chance and let's see what he is capable of. Do you think I will suggest so had SE had a good goalkeeper? As for his club form, only God can interfere.

darkelf:


Yea, you're right about this.

A young Gk is not the solution for the immediate term

I will take a regular, performing NPFL GK (that has/had/will play in CAF champions league) over any of the guys we currently have.

Those small boys are for the youth team. GK is about experience and exposure. Understudy a more experienced GK, yes but not to take over the reins immediately

can you suggest two GKs pls

Earthquake2:


So you think being a midfielder means you are a good passer?

How many of our carpenter crew can pass as good as Balogun?

On a more serious note we need to bring back Ideye and Shola Ameobi

Seedof and Kluivert sacked by Cameroon

Ademola Lookman's permanent switch to RB Leipzig will most likely be finalized in the next 24 hours...

MetalJigsaw:
So he's saying Etebo is a good passer??

He's implying that Shehu is a better passer than Awaziem because he's a 'midfielder'

Curtisaxel7:


It's a safe bet bro. Tunisia is a poor team, we're far better quality wise. And Rohr's team always plays thier best football on the backs of losses.

We're beating them.

And also..we will be wearing THE GOOD JERSEY

Earthquake2:


He's implying that Shehu is a better passer than Awaziem because he's a 'midfielder'

House I wish Rohr would invite about two natural AMs to battle for a place in the team with Iwobi. Do you have any AM in mind.

mostob:
you are not getting the point here. How many match did the current 3 GKs played before AFCON. My point here is invite Alampasu and give him the chance and let's see what he is capable of. Do you think I will suggest so had SE had a good goalkeeper? As for his club form, only God can interfere.

I totally agree with your submission 100% .. Alampasu and Afelokahi should have been invited to camp..
After Ikeme illness, it was clear we needed reinforcements in the GK dept but Rohr(and Alloys Agu) stuck with Ezenwa and Akpeyi until Uzoho came along...
Its obvious Alloy Agu isn't doing is job..
Alampasu despite his lack of game time could have performed better than any of the trio...
If Rohr isn't sacked, he should get another GK coach cus if we see the trio in the next squad list........ na die o..

Danielnino00:


I totally agree with your submission 100% .. Alampasu and Afelokahi should have been invited to camp..
After Ikeme illness, it was clear we needed reinforcements in the GK dept but Rohr(and Alloys Agu) stuck with Ezenwa and Akpeyi until Uzoho came along...
Its obvious Alloy Agu isn't doing is job..
Alampasu despite his lack of game time could have performed better than any of the trio...
If Rohr isn't sacked, he should get another GK coach cus if we see the trio in the next squad list........ na die o..

Gbayii !

MetalJigsaw:
House I wish Rohr would invite about two natural AMs to battle for a place in the team with Iwobi. Do you have any AM in mind.

AM? I think our problem is more at CM than AM

Danielnino00:
Ademola Lookman's permanent switch to RB Leipzig will most likely be finalized in the next 24 hours...

That dude is gonna play for England lmao

Earthquake2:


So you think being a midfielder means you are a good passer?

How many of our carpenter crew can pass as good as Balogun?

Who exactly are the members of the carpenter crew then I can say who he is better than

Bolowolowo:


That dude is gonna play for England lmao

There is a faint chance. While everyone is raving about Jadon Sancho, Sterling, Rashford, etc - we could come through and snatch him...especially now that he isn't in the epl anymore.

Mickael2:


Awaziem does not pass better than Shehu, not even close. I mean for goodness sake Shehu is a midfielder. Passing is already implied. Y'all just do not like the fella

You are aware Awaziem started out as a DM right?

edi287:

There is a faint chance. While everyone is raving about Jadon Sancho, Sterling, Rashford, etc - we could come through and snatch him...especially now that he isn't in the epl anymore.

I see another Tammy Abraham situation. Some of these dudes are just self identified with English culture. The only thing that's Nigerian about them is the blood running through their veins and their name of course.

mostob:
you are not getting the point here. How many match did the current 3 GKs played before AFCON. My point here is invite Alampasu and give him the chance and let's see what he is capable of. Do you think I will suggest so had SE had a good goalkeeper? As for his club form, only God can interfere.

I get you.

And I am saying that Alampasu, Ezenwa, Uzoho and Akpeyi don't deserve to be in the SE. They don't deserve to be invited.

Onigbinde Makes Big Claim Some Prominent Nigerians Bought 1984 AFCON Final

Published: July 16, 2019

Onigbinde Makes Big Claim Some Prominent Nigerians Bought 1984 AFCON Final
Respected Nigerian coach Festus Onigbinde has suggested that the 1984 Africa Cup of Nations final between Cameroon and Nigeria was fixed, saying that some prominent Nigerians wanted the Super Eagles to lose the game.

Onigbinde, who was in the dugout for the showpiece at the Stade Félix Houphouët-Boigny, Abidjan, feels he is being sidelined by the Nigeria Football Federation despite his contributions to Nigerian football in the past.

''I sympathize with Nigeria, I had been to this competition before but now I am not relevant with Nigerian football, they have declared me irrelevant and I'm enjoying my rest,'' Onigbinde told Cool FM Abuja.

''In 1984 Nigeria placed second under my control and that was as a result of intrigues and sabotage by Nigerians so I wish Nigeria the best of luck.

''Certainly I would have won in 1984, at the right time I will reveal the secret to Nigerians, the final match was bought by some prominent Nigerians.''

Onigbinde refused to comment on whether more local based players should have made the Super Eagles roster to Egypt and appeared to aim a dig at manager Gernot Rohr, who wrote off the country's chances of winning the Africa Cup of Nations even before the competition started.

''That is left to the administrators, don't forget that before the competition started our coach rated Nigeria out of prominence,'' he concluded.

The 81-year-old Onigbinde coached the Super Eagles at the 2002 World Cup and is an advocate on local based players being part of the senior national team.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel


https://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=32931

mostob:
can you suggest two GKs pls

Afelokhai should be given a look in

mostob:
And also..we will be wearing THE GOOD JERSEY

OK.. staked.

mostob:
AM? I think our problem is more at CM than AM

I don't think so

Mickael2:


Who exactly are the members of the carpenter crew then I can say who he is better than

Onazi, Ogu, Joel Obi, Mikel Agu

Bolowolowo:


I see another Tammy Abraham situation. Some of these dudes are just self identified with English culture. The only thing that's Nigerian about them is the blood running through their veins and their name of course.

You completely have no idea what you are talking about.

Some of these boys are more Nigerian than you.

Curtisaxel7:


It's a safe bet bro. Tunisia is a poor team, we're far better quality wise. And Rohr's team always plays thier best football on the backs of losses.

We're beating them.

But don't get it twisted bro, Tunisia's home kit is white and they're the home team in this fixture. So we're likely going to were that dark green jersey again.

MetalJigsaw:
I don't think so

CM or AM. Our problem is creativity and the presence of a playmaker

I don't even bloody care what position that person plays as long as he can dictate the tempo of our games and create chances

MetalJigsaw:
But don't get it twisted bro, Tunisia's home kit is white and they're the home team in this fixture. So we're likely going to were that dark green jersey again.

Bros you know better than this

If we win we win if we loose we loose, leave this naija people thing calling jersey bad luck

komekn:


You completely have no idea what you are talking about.

Some of these boys are more Nigerian than you.

You mean some of the Nigerian British born are more nigerian that the IGBORO BORN GHETTO BORN, WARRI BORN LAGOS BORN?

darkelf:


Afelokhai should be given a look in

Should be given a look in ?But will not

Thats my best naija keeper followed by the clown ezenwa

Earthquake2:


He's implying that Shehu is a better passer than Awaziem because he's a 'midfielder'

Who talk that one?

Have the person even see shehu pass before?

komekn:


You completely have no idea what you are talking about.

Some of these boys are more Nigerian than you.

What did I say that was wrong? I said some not all. Not every Nigerian footballer in the Diaspora would like to represent Nigeria. Surely there are some that would feel more of a connection to England than Nigeria itself (given the fact that they grew up in England).

Bolowolowo:


What did I say that was wrong? I said some not all. Not every Nigerian footballer in the Diaspora would like to represent Nigeria. Surely there are some that would feel more of a connection to England than Nigeria itself (given the fact that they grew up in England).

In my first hand experience l would say the larger majority.

The problem is the nature and substance of our engagement with them. A lot of the time they find it very hard to deal with the obligatory requests for Egunje.

MetalJigsaw:
OK.. staked.

I want the myth and job about jersey color to be broken and destroyed. I hate superstition.