charlesemeka85:
likewise i myself because i will boast to be one of the realest here who spit things the way they are. i am no longer a kid who's submissions are based on what is trending in the media or our football circle. atleast i am old enough to acknowledge the truth when i see one and will never back out from saying it

i have been following the super eagles right from the mid nineties and from that period till date it will be ignorant to address me as a novice in matters related to nigerian football except our female teams which i don't follow much.

no matter the hate it takes nothing from us admitting the fact that rohr have done well since taking over the coaching responsibility of the super eagles and based on my personal rating i will give him 7/10

i knew little about him and wasn't really sold out on him when the nff brought him on board but after watching his first 2 games against tanzania at home and zambia away i knew the man has something to offer which grew my confidence in him and the team.

i will be a drastic decision if the nff decide to allow him leave

charlesemeka85:
bros make we reason abeg, can you name coaches from the local scene who you deem better than rohr?

are you referring to the period we were made to believe by a certain coach that the likes of uchebo,reuben,oboabona,kwambe,oshaniwa,nwofor just to mention a few were better than:

imoh ezekiel who took the belgian league by storm then as a rookies in the colors of standard liege?

abdul ajagun who was doing very well in the colors of greek giants panathinakos?

taiye taiwo and haruna lookman who were ever present figures in dynamo kiev then?

obafemi martins who was scoring for fun in levante and continued with the same form in the mls?

otigba who was a young defender then playing regularly in dutch club heereveen?

sone aluko who was doing well in glasgow rangers and continued with the form when he joined championship side hull city?

ejide who was miles better than chigozie agbim?

charlesemeka85:
bros make we reason abeg, can you name coaches from the local scene who you deem better than rohr?

are you referring to the period we were made to believe by a certain coach that the likes of uchebo,reuben,oboabona,kwambe,oshaniwa,nwofor just to mention a few were better than:

imoh ezekiel who took the belgian league by storm then as a rookies in the colors of standard liege?

abdul ajagun who was doing very well in the colors of greek giants panathinakos?

taiye taiwo and haruna lookman who were ever present figures in dynamo kiev then?

obafemi martins who was scoring for fun in levante and continued with the same form in the mls?

otigba who was a young defender then playing regularly in dutch club heereveen?

sone aluko who was doing well in glasgow rangers and continued with the form when he joined championship side hull city?

ejide who was miles better than chigozie agbim?

Joebie:
okay.. pause with the Arsenal update or I go bring Tammy later today hahaha

charlesemeka85:
likewise i myself because i will boast to be one of the realest here who spit things the way they are. i am no longer a kid who's submissions are based on what is trending in the media or our football circle. atleast i am old enough to acknowledge the truth when i see one and will never back out from saying it

i have been following the super eagles right from the mid nineties and from that period till date it will be ignorant to address me as a novice in matters related to nigerian football except our female teams which i don't follow much.

no matter the hate it takes nothing from us admitting the fact that rohr have done well since taking over the coaching responsibility of the super eagles and based on my personal rating i will give him 7/10

i knew little about him and wasn't really sold out on him when the nff brought him on board but after watching his first 2 games against tanzania at home and zambia away i knew the man has something to offer which grew my confidence in him and the team.

i will be a drastic decision if the nff decide to allow him leave

Kbs468:

Bring it on na. Why not. Is Tammy be not a Nigerian? Abi hell will let loose because he opted for England?

OMANBALA1:


You subtly lobby to keep the post when you envision a bright future and you do this with your body language/non verbal cues. Rohr is not necessarily after money like some shortsighted and visionless African coaches who have no interest in living a legacy but want quick money to stuff their pockets. Unlike Africans who eat while the pot is still on the fire white people think about future. He want to make history as the white man who was the first coach to lead an African team to world cup glory....common, brother you are brighter than this. That man want to steal the sweat of our indigenous coaches.

Joebie:
No he didn't, but nothing is stopping our indigenous coaches from making it elsewhere. if they are really good they will get jobs elsewhere. I also mentioned Shuaibu. With the bad officiating generally and other factors, how does that even encourage any coach to work well?

EmmGee:
Kelechi Iheanacho makes the bench!!

This is NOT a drill

OMANBALA1:


Let's not forget to give credit where its due. The two time a Nigerian club won the prestigious African Champions League they were led by our indigenous coaches in the person of Khadiri Ikhana MON and Okey Emordi MON. Again , the root of corruption in Nigeria cant be traced to Nigerian coaches. They work in a broken system. The government are responsible for the decay

OMANBALA1:



So, Otigba , Ajagun , Imo etc were the players that were gonna win the world cup for Nigeria...come on, soul brother! The truth is that that era was the drought period. Dont sugarcoat anything. In reference to those players , where are they today? Their world class quality suddenly disappeared? Shouldn't we be criticizng Rohr for ignoring Onyekuru who was one of our hottest players in Europe ,while he paraded a spineless Simon. Why arent you up in arms screaming corruption ? Africans worship white people like God starting from the white Jesus in your catholic church...its deep brainwashing...lol..works like magic.

Those average players you listed up there werent gonna make any big difference and its ultimately a matter of preference. Haruna Lukman , Taye Taiwo and co were mere pretenders and we saw how they fizzled out with time. Every coach has his preferred tactics and players. If I were a coach Iwobi will be selling gala, Ndidi will sit for Zuby...my choice.

OMANBALA1:



So, Otigba , Ajagun , Imo etc were the players that were gonna win the world cup for Nigeria...come on, soul brother! The truth is that that era was the drought period. Dont sugarcoat anything. In reference to those players , where are they today? Their world class quality suddenly disappeared? Shouldn't we be criticizng Rohr for ignoring Onyekuru who was one of our hottest players in Europe ,while he paraded a spineless Simon. Why arent you up in arms screaming corruption ? Africans worship white people like God starting from the white Jesus in your catholic church...its deep brainwashing...lol..works like magic.

Those average players you listed up there werent gonna make any big difference and its ultimately a matter of preference. Haruna Lukman , Taye Taiwo and co were mere pretenders and we saw how they fizzled out with time. Every coach has his preferred tactics and players. If I were a coach Iwobi will be selling gala, Ndidi will sit for Zuby...my choice.

charlesemeka85:
i am sorry to say this but you sound racist to me. southgate who is currently doing well with the english national team was he the one that discovered the likes of rashford,kane,sancho,sterling and co?

deschamp who won the last world cup with the french les blue was he the one that discovered griezman,pogba,kante,giroud,umtiti and co?

assembling a team for the senior national team is different from assembling one for youth teams. national team coaches have no time nurturing players but monitor them in their various teams and will only invite those whom the deem good enough for their project.

it is the sole responsibility of grassroot coaches and youth coaches to unearth raw talent who re transformed to better players by featuring them in youth teams. no right thinking head coach of any national team will comb the surburbs and ghettos to discover talents when he has riches to that regard doing very well in top leagues and teams in europe.

days are gone when senior national team coaches indulged on such archaic methods unless the country in question lack good players plying their trade in europe. this is the main reason why the nff established the u15 team where scouted unpolished young talents are assembled with the aim of graduating the set to the u17,u20,u23 and the senior team in the future.

OMANBALA1:



So, Otigba , Ajagun , Imo etc were the players that were gonna win the world cup for Nigeria...come on, soul brother! The truth is that that era was the drought period. Dont sugarcoat anything. In reference to those players , where are they today? Their world class quality suddenly disappeared? Shouldn't we be criticizng Rohr for ignoring Onyekuru who was one of our hottest players in Europe ,while he paraded a spineless Simon. Why arent you up in arms screaming corruption ? Africans worship white people like God starting from the white Jesus in your catholic church...its deep brainwashing...lol..works like magic.

Those average players you listed up there werent gonna make any big difference and its ultimately a matter of preference. Haruna Lukman , Taye Taiwo and co were mere pretenders and we saw how they fizzled out with time. Every coach has his preferred tactics and players. If I were a coach Iwobi will be selling gala, Ndidi will sit for Zuby...my choice.

OMANBALA1:


Haha... You humor me with the racist suggestion. Wake up and smell the coffee. White people invented racism and they are still using it to hold you down and you are here yapping unknowns...lol. The French example is not a proper one because Deschamp and all those players are French. Thus, your instances are invalid. Rohr is not a Nigerian , never lived in Nigeria and dont bear our scar and you want to make him a hero with little effort...I understand if it were Westerhof or Bonfree Jo

Joebie:
It's simple. Let's be a little balanced, else you will end up being in the other extreme side.
List the current SE players, and those you think that should replace them. I bet you, you will not be able to replace up to 5 players.
In the past, we could do this easily.

Joebie:
No he didn't, but nothing is stopping our indigenous coaches from making it elsewhere. if they are really good they will get jobs elsewhere. I also mentioned Shuaibu. With the bad officiating generally and other factors, how does that even encourage any coach to work well?

charlesemeka85:
so if you were rohr you will abandon the likes of iwobi,ndidi,chukwueze,osimeh,omeruo,kalu,musa and co just because you werent the one that discovered them? bros leave football and focus on grand prix

WWE is another good one your likes will love

andrewbaba44:


Bros everything you said was so right

I dont just want to remember that time because i go just dey vex

So many players where ignored for crappy players

I just cant stand it then, the afcon trophy consoled me

charlesemeka85:
that is one of the reason i hated keshi so much that i was willing to shot him on sight. the man with his corrupt intents pierced my heart and made me lose interest in the super eagles.

he started with fighting all the senior players we had then, the likes of mikel,moses,osaze,enyeama,martin,ik uche,taiwo,yobo just to pain them black in the media and to the fans so that his inclusion of bringing in carpenters in the team will be justified.

thats in the past abeg

edi287:
I Still Get N5m Monthly Pension As England’s Ex-player –John Fashanu
The shy-looking Fashanu, who talked about how hard it was to convince players of Nigerian descent to dump their adopted countries to play for the Super Eagles without attractive welfare packages, backed his claim with the challenges some Nigerian football legends have been facing even after their sacrifices for the country.

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORKNOV 23, 2019

John Fashanu


Nigerian-born former England international footballer, John Fashanu, has disclosed that he still gets a monthly pension of N5m as an ex-player for his adopted country.

The shy-looking Fashanu, who talked about how hard it was to convince players of Nigerian descent to dump their adopted countries to play for the Super Eagles without attractive welfare packages, backed his claim with the challenges some Nigerian football legends have been facing even after their sacrifices for the country.

Fashanu told Daily Trust, “Till today, I still get my benefits, my pensions. I get N5m monthly as pensions for being an ex-footballer in England and I am now in my 50s.

“Tammy Abraham knows why he hasn’t played for the Super Eagles and it’s because there is more financial benefits playing for England, there is more glory and less wahala. Why do we ask the boy to play for Nigeria and torture him?

"We need to step up. Tammy is a massive miss for Nigeria. Nobody went to London to talk to him and explain to him the benefits of playing for his motherland.

“And when you hear what happened to Kanu Nwankwo, Jay Jay Okocha, did anybody come out to defend him over his tax bills, did anybody come out to defend Kanu when he had issues with his hotel?”

andrewbaba44:


If not for keshi Taye should have won about 90 caps

BascoVanVeli:


He is obviously an Arsenal fan. We don't have to put people down for expressing their interests. I saw a guy post some music and get bashed and that isn't fair. We are here because we are Super Eagles fans but we should be allowed to express our other interests as long as it is not in a viral manner.

charlesemeka85:
the bolded truly show that you know nothing about football and i will advise you to stick to golf or badminton. you have hate and bias written all over your submission so far so i will advise you desist from that cus hate kills and hinder ones progression in life

charlesemeka85:
taiye was still the best leftback we can boast of then and was still playing regularly fpr dynamo kiev then in ukraine, a team who were competing in the uel team steady instead he settled for oshaniwa.


do you have an idea of how hard he tried forcing the likes of mikel,yobo,odewingie,martins and uche out of the team but couldn't succeed with mikel because he was calm and gentle guy who doesn't speak much and as well our best midfielder then playing in a top club

if not for the late nff's intervention before the world cup list was made public yobo and odewingie wouldn't have made the 2014 world cup team.

what about the case of ameobi who was washed off but made our world cup team?

charlesemeka85:
taiye was still the best leftback we can boast of then and was still playing regularly fpr dynamo kiev then in ukraine, a team who were competing in the uel team steady instead he settled for oshaniwa.


do you have an idea of how hard he tried forcing the likes of mikel,yobo,odewingie,martins and uche out of the team but couldn't succeed with mikel because he was calm and gentle guy who doesn't speak much and as well our best midfielder then playing in a top club

if not for the late nff's intervention before the world cup list was made public yobo and odewingie wouldn't have made the 2014 world cup team.

what about the case of ameobi who was washed off but made our world cup team?