BascoVanVeli:
Gather here if you were not an infant the last time your country won an AFCON

komekn:


Are you saying that our team is the most talented in the AFCON ❓ ❓ ❓

gustav25:


Are you still not Weeping now ?

gustav25:


Gather Here if you your country have made it past the round of 16 of the FIFA world cup

BascoVanVeli:



one penalty to save mankind. Who would you rather take it? Like for Ighalo, share for Gyan

Joebie:
Not qualifying for AFCON is abnormal for us. That’s not going to change our standards. We are Nigeria. A country of hundreds of million football fanatics. We should be the Brazil of Africa going by the money and interest we have put in the game for decades now. We must not lower our standards. Me, I’m not celebrating the bronze, all though anything short of a top 4 finish wold have been disappointing. I knew what Rohr could achieve with the talents at his disposal. He didn’t disappoint me, neither did he surprise me.

ChrisKels:


Fabrice Do marcolino played 99matches for Angers scoring 20goals a season before

Moise Apanga played 83matches for Brest from 2009-2012 scoring 5 goals as a DMF.

Ligue 1: 1979–80, 1981–88, 1989–91, 2010–
13, 2019— present

Levy Madinda helped Celta return to the Laliga in 2012

Loyd Palun played over 25 matches for Nice in the ligue1 prior the Afcon

The so called average Aubameyang scored 35goals in 73matches, in the ligue1 for Ettienne 2011-13,

In the 2011/12 season, Le Mans had their best run and Ovono featured in more than 30 games and they narrowly missed out on promotion to the ligue1. The following season he joined Soachux.

Remember this is about Tanzania, so tell me, besides Samatta, who else can u mention in the Tanzanian team with a resume as good as what that Gabonese squad of 2012 boasted of?

BascoVanVeli:



one penalty to save mankind. Who would you rather take it? Like for Ighalo, share for Gyan

forgiveness:


Stop grasping for straw. Gabon players were average prior to the AFCON.

Lucque:

Atleast we carry something, wetin ur ppl carry charlie?

BascoVanVeli:



one penalty to save mankind. Who would you rather take it? Like for Ighalo, share for Gyan

gustav25:
hahaha.... Ighalo the immobile player that Depression wants to finish ? Gyan all day

BascoVanVeli:







https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBDK-HEbIZs

BascoVanVeli:







https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBDK-HEbIZs

andrew444:


Amunike would have gotten us the afcon trophy That's what he beleive

peterd53:


Abeg no add to d guy depression. Suarez really do dem strong tin

wayodude:


We should be the Brazil of Africa? Why? Because of our out of control population explosion? Our population domination in Africa doesn't bestow football development rights.

The fine line between confidence and arrogance has been crisscrossed here too many times for my last liking and I am a full Nigerian. Imagine then how that comes across to a neutral and then a rival.

Why do we rate ourselves so highly it has now become ridiculous?

How many Nigerian players have ever won the African player of the year award and when was the last time a Nigerian won it?

Of the 15 times we have played in AFCON semifinals we have lost 8, that is more than half!!

Of the 7 times we have played in AFCON finals was have lost 4, again that is more than half!

Can anyone who isn't deluded claim we had the best squad at this last AFCON bar none? At best we had one of the best squads and the results achieved mirror that fact.

We failed to qualify for 3 of the last 5 AFCONs (we have 40% attendance at the competition since the turn of the decade). There are multiple reasons for this, including player quality and coaching. Regardless of NFF infighting we should be participating without fail, we should be Brazil of Africa remember?

I agree we are not all fans of Rohr's methods. I have been appalled at times with the way he sets up his teams. Examples such as at Wembley in the first half and his selections against Seychelles in a dead rubber game. BUT....

...IF he leaves today either by sacking or resignation he IMO can leave with his head held high and I will agree he played a role in setting us up for future success. How we manage what he leaves behind will determine if we harness the potential he has laid down.

So far, he has done well. However I think he will be carrying out an inquest on I'd he genuinely thinks he can take the team higher than where it is now. If he thinks not, he will resign. This I am sure of.

andrew444:


lol I no say you go talk

Anyway onomah has don well in the championship ,I called him a championship standard because he is yet to get a loan in an Epl club

Ryan sessegnon best English left back ?

Bros calm down jare

Yes am sure Fulham will be back in the Epl

Joebie:
Our approach as Nigerians in football development has not been good enough. But the context here has to do with the passion and the focus our Government gives to football to the detriment of other sports for many years now. Add to that you have a population who is very passionate about football. And that Many kids are crazy about football growing up. Have we been scouting well, or doing the right thing when it comes to grassroots development? That’s another matter. But why make a big deal over a bronze medal finish? Look at our history in the AFCON. If we employ foreign coiners just to give us bronze at AFCON, it’s a stupid target. It’s something our Indigenous coaches can achieve easily. Getting to the semi final has been normal to us. Failing to qualify for two AFCONs was due to Adminiatrative issues, but many here are making it seem Rohr brought us from darkness into light and are celebrating like we are Ghanaians that just won the AFCON after so many years.

“Use your HQ”

gustav25:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzrlxXEW7Y0

andrew444:


lol I no say you go talk

Anyway onomah has don well in the championship ,I called him a championship standard because he is yet to get a loan in an Epl club

Ryan sessegnon best English left back ?

Bros calm down jare



Yes am sure Fulham will be back in the Epl

TheGoodJoe:


If you take your time to read Odegbami's article, you will enlighten your self to stop spreading false notions due to your lack of comprehending a point.

I have taken time to explain that our goal should not be small gains but build a consistent top performing National team that will last for a long time.

I want us playing in a brave, offensive and possessive fashion. Dominating our opponents in most games and creating loads of chances for our forwards.

To achieve this will require thorough scouting to produce sound offensive and possessive talents from both home and abroad. It will require continuous building to find better players in every role and promote competition within the team.

Rohr does not stand for this and that is why I feel he should not continue. He can not lead us down that path.

I also believe Amunike's philosophy offers this and with support and time he can build that consistent team.

The title comes after but the brave play comes first.

BascoVanVeli:


Asamoah Gyan every time Ghana has a penalty

Joebie:
Now that NFF’s target of bronze has been achieved, what’s our next target?

gustav25:
hahaha.... Ighalo the immobile player that Depression wants to finish ? Gyan all day

AIG07:
Youthfulness VS Experience? Remember this argument?

Oya let's take some break from the local scene. Let's talk world football.


If these two teams were to face each other, WHO WILL WIN?

Taliban:


All work na work I repeat. Thank God CosCharis na mecho. Respect all professions and don't act like an elitist. A mechanic should be able to view this thread and not feel like a second class citizen.

mostob:
Gyan the same person that balloons the ball go Jupiter when Ghana were given that famous decisive penalty at the WC vs Uruguay.
Oops!! you must probably be a toddler then. sorry

ChrisKels:


Fabrice Do marcolino played 99matches for Angers scoring 20goals a season before

Moise Apanga played 83matches for Brest from 2009-2012 scoring 5 goals as a DMF.

Ligue 1: 1979–80, 1981–88, 1989–91, 2010–
13, 2019— present

Levy Madinda helped Celta return to the Laliga in 2012

Loyd Palun played over 25 matches for Nice in the ligue1 prior the Afcon

The so called average Aubameyang scored 35goals in 73matches, in the ligue1 for Ettienne 2011-13,

In the 2011/12 season, Le Mans had their best run and Ovono featured in more than 30 games and they narrowly missed out on promotion to the ligue1. The following season he joined Soachux.

Remember this is about Tanzania, so tell me, besides Samatta, who else can u mention in the Tanzanian team with a resume as good as what that Gabonese squad of 2012 boasted of?

ChrisKels:


U are only making noise. I just proved they were not poor contrary to what u and ur goons wanted to force down our throat. They had a better squad than Tunisia and Morroco of 2012. And they were far better than the Tanzania and Madagascar of today. QED