femzy:

lets brag less and pray more

lalaboi:

at least 1 penalty for argentina!

our full back are actally wingers not defenders! messi will dribble them like mad that day!

but no worries! hope vanzekin will be at his best that day!

c'mon naija!!!!! lets do this thing na!!

Mpele:

The Nigeria I saw on tuesday is the Super Eagle that we used to adore in South Africa. What a brilliant perfomance by the baby eagles. I must confess, my heart was bleeding when I realised the fact that Nigeria is miles ahead when coming to the development of football when compered to us (South Africa) I can safely say that Nigeria have a team that is going to surprise the world come 2010. When I watched the boys, what came to my mind was Rachidi Yekini, Steven Keshi, Jay Jay Okocha, Daniel Amokachi, Sunday Oliseh andof course Samson Siasia.

What I must emphasise is that African players normally let little success to go to their heads. e.g. Nigerian squad that won gold in Atlanta 96 should've done better at France 98. The 2002 world cup Senegal side let their successful display to go to their heads. Most of them became big headed. They thought they've done it. Where are they now, they even failed to win the African Cup of Nations.

I wish the Nigerian FA could protect these boys and nature them into big stars. The world took notice of that

perfomance.

Go baby eagles! Make Africa proud.

Mpele:

The Nigeria I saw on tuesday is the Super Eagle that we used to adore in South Africa. What a brilliant perfomance by the baby eagles. I must confess, my heart was bleeding when I realised the fact that Nigeria is miles ahead when coming to the development of football when compered to us (South Africa) I can safely say that Nigeria have a team that is going to surprise the world come 2010. When I watched the boys, what came to my mind was Rachidi Yekini, Steven Keshi, Jay Jay Okocha, Daniel Amokachi, Sunday Oliseh andof course Samson Siasia.

What I must emphasise is that African players normally let little success to go to their heads. e.g. Nigerian squad that won gold in Atlanta 96 should've done better at France 98. The 2002 world cup Senegal side let their successful display to go to their heads. Most of them became big headed. They thought they've done it. Where are they now, they even failed to win the African Cup of Nations.

I wish the Nigerian FA could protect these boys and nature them into big stars. The world took notice of that perfomance.

Go baby eagles! Make Africa proud.

White Halo:

First of all, http://content.usatoday.com/sports/olympics/beijing/schedule.aspx?dc=FB&day=13 says its 12pm which is equal to 5pm (if you use our previous matches as a yardstick). But God knows that by 5 am, my alarm go don ring in case calculator nor work

Secondly, I've been following this thread from our USA match. So many people kept saying we'D lose. They said we'D lose to Ivory Coast, then they said we'D be out when Belgium came, but we kept going, and we kept improving.

Its enough reason to hope that we'D win Argentina. If we don't, I'D cry bucket, no how. But I don't believe in digging my grave while I'm healthy and standing. Many people are dying before we've reached there.

We are not cocky, but we are not going to be walked over either, with God's help, and if we improve with each match, then our improved level would tide us over come Saturday.
The only thing is, let us not draw with them to extra time. Let's get the early two goals, and hold them down.

May they receive one red card. No mercy for messi

ayobase:

na do or die game oo!!