| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by 50calibre(m): 9:47pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
CFCfan:
I almost cursed out that guy  Lol they put personal glory ahead of the team |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by hermesprogidy(m): 9:48pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
Les Blues will smoke any of these teams like garri ijebu. France for finals. Netherlands for the cup. 1 Like |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by chic2pimp(m): 9:49pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
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| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by Segadem(m): 9:51pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
Very,very interesting game 45 minutes like 20 minutes! |
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| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by hermesprogidy(m): 9:54pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
Guykhena: Poor first half tho  Hmm.. if u call this poor, what will you call 1st half of costa rica vs Greece? |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by ideyvexnow: 9:55pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
How Nigeria Can Win The Fifa World Cup In 2018.
It is no longer news that Nigeria have just been eliminated from the ongoing 2014 Fifa World cup in Brazil.
This can be attributed to many factors such as poor squad selection, in ability to defend set pieces, lack of creativity in the final third of the
pitch and finally, sub standard/half baked player abilities development (with the exception of Enyeama)
The Real Problem....
It is public knowledge that Nigeria is the most successful country in the world at the Fifa Under 17 World Cup level, but we have not been able
to translate this success to the Super Eagles.
The Reason for this is simply because, at the under 17 level, Nigeria has lots of football academies around the country whose job is to scout for
and train naturally talented and skillful young players who are between JS3 and SS2 level.
These academies help the young footballers to develop their personal abilities like running, jumping, heading, shooting, passing, dribbling, ball
juggling etc.
As a result, Nigeria benefits immensely, by winning lots of Under 17 world cups.
Our problem begins once these players return from the under 17 world cup tournaments.
These players are simply abandoned to their own fate to fend for themselves and as a result, the following happens,
1. The team spirit and cohesion is destroyed
2. The youngsters whose can't fend for themselves at 17 years of age, fall by the way side or sign useless exploiting contracts that end up
destroying their careers.
No more effort is made by the nation to assist these youngsters in further developing their skills.
It's like stopping your child's education at SS2 level and you want the child to go and compete for the post of MD of a company with people
holding PHD.
The Solution is ... The Super Eagles Special Player Development Program ....
1. We need to identify all the top/best football players from the past and present and emulate them/ clone them. Players such as
Christian Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Ronaldindo, Arjen Robben, Ronaldo De Lima, David Beckam, Gabriel Batistuta etc. We will then select a group of
talented players to specially train and mold them into each of these special players. To do this, we will need to contract special foreign personal
trainers for each young talented player.
2. The federal government of Nigeria, will give these boys special juicy football contracts and payment packages that will last at least till they
become 23 years and sign a better local or foreign contract or are dropped from the Super Eagles Special Player Development Program.
2. Nigeria will contract foreign personal trainers to train of boys in areas such as dribbling, shooting, heading, free kicks, penalty kicks, goal
keeping etc.
3. Nigeria will contract foreign personal trainers to train selected number of players to dribble and shoot like Messi. We will get another foreign
personal trainer, to train a selected group of talented boys to player like Christiano Ronaldo etc.
4. We will contract a foreign technical adviser to select and coach the best 22 players among these hand picked and specially trained players.
This Technical Adviser will organize competitive matches for these boys against local and foreign opponents. This will continue until these boys
become 23 years old.
5. At the age of 23 years, these players can now be allowed to sign contracts with foreign clubs.
Once we have finished developing super star footballers, we can now ensure that any Coach or Technical Adviser hired is forced to only select
player from our Super made in Nigeria Eagles
I believe that If this blueprint is followed, Nigeria will win the 2018 world cup with ease.
Guys and Girls, what do you think? 5 Likes |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by Guykhena(m): 9:55pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
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| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by fredoooooo: 9:55pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
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| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by Guykhena(m): 9:56pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
ideyvexnow: How Nigeria Can Win The Fifa World Cup In 2018.
It is no longer news that Nigeria have just been eliminated from the ongoing 2014 Fifa World cup in Brazil.
This can be attributed to many factors such as poor squad selection, in ability to defend set pieces, lack of creativity in the final third of the
pitch and finally, sub standard/half baked player abilities development (with the exception of Enyeama)
The Real Problem....
It is public knowledge that Nigeria is the most successful country in the world at the Fifa Under 17 World Cup level, but we have not been able
to translate this success to the Super Eagles.
The Reason for this is simply because, at the under 17 level, Nigeria has lots of football academies around the country whose job is to scout for
and train naturally talented and skillful young players who are between JS3 and SS2 level.
These academies help the young footballers to develop their personal abilities like running, jumping, heading, shooting, passing, dribbling, ball
juggling etc.
As a result, Nigeria benefits immensely, by winning lots of Under 17 world cups.
Our problem begins once these players return from the under 17 world cup tournaments.
These players are simply abandoned to their own fate to fend for themselves and as a result, the following happens,
1. The team spirit and cohesion is destroyed
2. The youngsters whose can't fend for themselves at 17 years of age, fall by the way side or sign useless exploiting contracts that end up
destroying their careers.
No more effort is made by the nation to assist these youngsters in further developing their skills.
It's like stopping your child's education at SS2 level and you want the child to go and compete for the post of MD of a company with people
holding PHD.
The Solution is ... The Super Eagles Special Player Development Program ....
1. We need to identify all the top/best football players from the past and present and emulate them/ clone them. Players such as
Christian Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Ronaldindo, Arjen Robben, Ronaldo De Lima, David Beckam, Gabriel Batistuta etc. We will then select a group of
talented players to specially train and mold them into each of these special players. To do this, we will need to contract special foreign personal
trainers for each young talented player.
2. The federal government of Nigeria, will give these boys special juicy football contracts and payment packages that will last at least till they
become 23 years and sign a better local or foreign contract or are dropped from the Super Eagles Special Player Development Program.
2. Nigeria will contract foreign personal trainers to train of boys in areas such as dribbling, shooting, heading, free kicks, penalty kicks, goal
keeping etc.
3. Nigeria will contract foreign personal trainers to train selected number of players to dribble and shoot like Messi. We will get another foreign
personal trainer, to train a selected group of talented boys to player like Christiano Ronaldo etc.
4. We will contract a foreign technical adviser to select and coach the best 22 players among these hand picked and specially trained players.
This Technical Adviser will organize competitive matches for these boys against local and foreign opponents. This will continue until these boys
become 23 years old.
5. At the age of 23 years, these players can now be allowed to sign contracts with foreign clubs.
Once we have finished developing super star footballers, we can now ensure that any Coach or Technical Adviser hired is forced to only select
player from our Super made in Nigeria Eagles
I believe that If this blueprint is followed, Nigeria will win the 2018 world cup with ease.
Guys and Girls, what do you think? Bros I dey vex now |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by Guykhena(m): 10:01pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
Second half begins.. |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by Guykhena(m): 10:04pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
Wait,why the German keeper like to come out? |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by Kslib(m): 10:06pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
Una wey dey watch this match.
Who dey press who? |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by hermesprogidy(m): 10:06pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
germany don carry gbege start 2nd half o.. See rushing! |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by Prowizy2(m): 10:06pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
Strolls in with a big bottle of Heineken. .  |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by ReLaTE(m): 10:06pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
ideyvexnow: How Nigeria Can Win The Fifa World Cup In 2018.
It is no longer news that Nigeria have just been eliminated from the ongoing 2014 Fifa World cup in Brazil.
This can be attributed to many factors such as poor squad selection, in ability to defend set pieces, lack of creativity in the final third of the
pitch and finally, sub standard/half baked player abilities development (with the exception of Enyeama)
The Real Problem....
It is public knowledge that Nigeria is the most successful country in the world at the Fifa Under 17 World Cup level, but we have not been able
to translate this success to the Super Eagles.
The Reason for this is simply because, at the under 17 level, Nigeria has lots of football academies around the country whose job is to scout for
and train naturally talented and skillful young players who are between JS3 and SS2 level.
These academies help the young footballers to develop their personal abilities like running, jumping, heading, shooting, passing, dribbling, ball
juggling etc.
As a result, Nigeria benefits immensely, by winning lots of Under 17 world cups.
Our problem begins once these players return from the under 17 world cup tournaments.
These players are simply abandoned to their own fate to fend for themselves and as a result, the following happens,
1. The team spirit and cohesion is destroyed
2. The youngsters whose can't fend for themselves at 17 years of age, fall by the way side or sign useless exploiting contracts that end up
destroying their careers.
No more effort is made by the nation to assist these youngsters in further developing their skills.
It's like stopping your child's education at SS2 level and you want the child to go and compete for the post of MD of a company with people
holding PHD.
The Solution is ... The Super Eagles Special Player Development Program ....
1. We need to identify all the top/best football players from the past and present and emulate them/ clone them. Players such as
Christian Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Ronaldindo, Arjen Robben, Ronaldo De Lima, David Beckam, Gabriel Batistuta etc. We will then select a group of
talented players to specially train and mold them into each of these special players. To do this, we will need to contract special foreign personal
trainers for each young talented player.
2. The federal government of Nigeria, will give these boys special juicy football contracts and payment packages that will last at least till they
become 23 years and sign a better local or foreign contract or are dropped from the Super Eagles Special Player Development Program.
2. Nigeria will contract foreign personal trainers to train of boys in areas such as dribbling, shooting, heading, free kicks, penalty kicks, goal
keeping etc.
3. Nigeria will contract foreign personal trainers to train selected number of players to dribble and shoot like Messi. We will get another foreign
personal trainer, to train a selected group of talented boys to player like Christiano Ronaldo etc.
4. We will contract a foreign technical adviser to select and coach the best 22 players among these hand picked and specially trained players.
This Technical Adviser will organize competitive matches for these boys against local and foreign opponents. This will continue until these boys
become 23 years old.
5. At the age of 23 years, these players can now be allowed to sign contracts with foreign clubs.
Once we have finished developing super star footballers, we can now ensure that any Coach or Technical Adviser hired is forced to only select
player from our Super made in Nigeria Eagles
I believe that If this blueprint is followed, Nigeria will win the 2018 world cup with ease.
Guys and Girls, what do you think? 1000000 likes 1 Like |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by hermesprogidy(m): 10:09pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
ideyvexnow: How Nigeria Can Win The Fifa World Cup In 2018.
It is no longer news that Nigeria have just been eliminated from the ongoing 2014 Fifa World cup in Brazil.
This can be attributed to many factors such as poor squad selection, in ability to defend set pieces, lack of creativity in the final third of the
pitch and finally, sub standard/half baked player abilities development (with the exception of Enyeama)
The Real Problem....
It is public knowledge that Nigeria is the most successful country in the world at the Fifa Under 17 World Cup level, but we have not been able
to translate this success to the Super Eagles.
The Reason for this is simply because, at the under 17 level, Nigeria has lots of football academies around the country whose job is to scout for
and train naturally talented and skillful young players who are between JS3 and SS2 level.
These academies help the young footballers to develop their personal abilities like running, jumping, heading, shooting, passing, dribbling, ball
juggling etc.
As a result, Nigeria benefits immensely, by winning lots of Under 17 world cups.
Our problem begins once these players return from the under 17 world cup tournaments.
These players are simply abandoned to their own fate to fend for themselves and as a result, the following happens,
1. The team spirit and cohesion is destroyed
2. The youngsters whose can't fend for themselves at 17 years of age, fall by the way side or sign useless exploiting contracts that end up
destroying their careers.
No more effort is made by the nation to assist these youngsters in further developing their skills.
It's like stopping your child's education at SS2 level and you want the child to go and compete for the post of MD of a company with people
holding PHD.
The Solution is ... The Super Eagles Special Player Development Program ....
1. We need to identify all the top/best football players from the past and present and emulate them/ clone them. Players such as
Christian Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Ronaldindo, Arjen Robben, Ronaldo De Lima, David Beckam, Gabriel Batistuta etc. We will then select a group of
talented players to specially train and mold them into each of these special players. To do this, we will need to contract special foreign personal
trainers for each young talented player.
2. The federal government of Nigeria, will give these boys special juicy football contracts and payment packages that will last at least till they
become 23 years and sign a better local or foreign contract or are dropped from the Super Eagles Special Player Development Program.
2. Nigeria will contract foreign personal trainers to train of boys in areas such as dribbling, shooting, heading, free kicks, penalty kicks, goal
keeping etc.
3. Nigeria will contract foreign personal trainers to train selected number of players to dribble and shoot like Messi. We will get another foreign
personal trainer, to train a selected group of talented boys to player like Christiano Ronaldo etc.
4. We will contract a foreign technical adviser to select and coach the best 22 players among these hand picked and specially trained players.
This Technical Adviser will organize competitive matches for these boys against local and foreign opponents. This will continue until these boys
become 23 years old.
5. At the age of 23 years, these players can now be allowed to sign contracts with foreign clubs.
Once we have finished developing super star footballers, we can now ensure that any Coach or Technical Adviser hired is forced to only select
player from our Super made in Nigeria Eagles
I believe that If this blueprint is followed, Nigeria will win the 2018 world cup with ease.
Guys and Girls, what do you think? guy, you been type all this keep or you just type am la la la? 1 Like |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by fredoooooo: 10:11pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
omo see save o  |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by Timijo(m): 10:12pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
I am an African, I give my support to Algeria.
Algeria make please make us proud. |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by chic2pimp(m): 10:12pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
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| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by Prowizy2(m): 10:14pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
Algeria playing like European teams. . |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by Funjosh(m): 10:15pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
Wetin this One they talk self   ideyvexnow: How Nigeria Can Win The Fifa World Cup In 2018.
It is no longer news that Nigeria have just been eliminated from the ongoing 2014 Fifa World cup in Brazil.
This can be attributed to many factors such as poor squad selection, in ability to defend set pieces, lack of creativity in the final third of the
pitch and finally, sub standard/half baked player abilities development (with the exception of Enyeama)
The Real Problem....
It is public knowledge that Nigeria is the most successful country in the world at the Fifa Under 17 World Cup level, but we have not been able
to translate this success to the Super Eagles.
The Reason for this is simply because, at the under 17 level, Nigeria has lots of football academies around the country whose job is to scout for
and train naturally talented and skillful young players who are between JS3 and SS2 level.
These academies help the young footballers to develop their personal abilities like running, jumping, heading, shooting, passing, dribbling, ball
juggling etc.
As a result, Nigeria benefits immensely, by winning lots of Under 17 world cups.
Our problem begins once these players return from the under 17 world cup tournaments.
These players are simply abandoned to their own fate to fend for themselves and as a result, the following happens,
1. The team spirit and cohesion is destroyed
2. The youngsters whose can't fend for themselves at 17 years of age, fall by the way side or sign useless exploiting contracts that end up
destroying their careers.
No more effort is made by the nation to assist these youngsters in further developing their skills.
It's like stopping your child's education at SS2 level and you want the child to go and compete for the post of MD of a company with people
holding PHD.
The Solution is ... The Super Eagles Special Player Development Program ....
1. We need to identify all the top/best football players from the past and present and emulate them/ clone them. Players such as
Christian Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Ronaldindo, Arjen Robben, Ronaldo De Lima, David Beckam, Gabriel Batistuta etc. We will then select a group of
talented players to specially train and mold them into each of these special players. To do this, we will need to contract special foreign personal
trainers for each young talented player.
2. The federal government of Nigeria, will give these boys special juicy football contracts and payment packages that will last at least till they
become 23 years and sign a better local or foreign contract or are dropped from the Super Eagles Special Player Development Program.
2. Nigeria will contract foreign personal trainers to train of boys in areas such as dribbling, shooting, heading, free kicks, penalty kicks, goal
keeping etc.
3. Nigeria will contract foreign personal trainers to train selected number of players to dribble and shoot like Messi. We will get another foreign
personal trainer, to train a selected group of talented boys to player like Christiano Ronaldo etc.
4. We will contract a foreign technical adviser to select and coach the best 22 players among these hand picked and specially trained players.
This Technical Adviser will organize competitive matches for these boys against local and foreign opponents. This will continue until these boys
become 23 years old.
5. At the age of 23 years, these players can now be allowed to sign contracts with foreign clubs.
Once we have finished developing super star footballers, we can now ensure that any Coach or Technical Adviser hired is forced to only select
player from our Super made in Nigeria Eagles
I believe that If this blueprint is followed, Nigeria will win the 2018 world cup with ease.
Guys and Girls, what do you think? |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by cheguevera: 10:17pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
These north Africans should be booted out very soon |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by ayukdaboss(m): 10:18pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
Algeria dey try jare. |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by donem: 10:19pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
ideyvexnow: How Nigeria Can Win The Fifa World Cup In 2018.
It is no longer news that Nigeria have just been eliminated from the ongoing 2014 Fifa World cup in Brazil.
This can be attributed to many factors such as poor squad selection, in ability to defend set pieces, lack of creativity in the final third of the
pitch and finally, sub standard/half baked player abilities development (with the exception of Enyeama)
The Real Problem....
It is public knowledge that Nigeria is the most successful country in the world at the Fifa Under 17 World Cup level, but we have not been able
to translate this success to the Super Eagles.
The Reason for this is simply because, at the under 17 level, Nigeria has lots of football academies around the country whose job is to scout for
and train naturally talented and skillful young players who are between JS3 and SS2 level.
These academies help the young footballers to develop their personal abilities like running, jumping, heading, shooting, passing, dribbling, ball
juggling etc.
As a result, Nigeria benefits immensely, by winning lots of Under 17 world cups.
Our problem begins once these players return from the under 17 world cup tournaments.
These players are simply abandoned to their own fate to fend for themselves and as a result, the following happens,
1. The team spirit and cohesion is destroyed
2. The youngsters whose can't fend for themselves at 17 years of age, fall by the way side or sign useless exploiting contracts that end up
destroying their careers.
No more effort is made by the nation to assist these youngsters in further developing their skills.
It's like stopping your child's education at SS2 level and you want the child to go and compete for the post of MD of a company with people
holding PHD.
The Solution is ... The Super Eagles Special Player Development Program ....
1. We need to identify all the top/best football players from the past and present and emulate them/ clone them. Players such as
Christian Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Ronaldindo, Arjen Robben, Ronaldo De Lima, David Beckam, Gabriel Batistuta etc. We will then select a group of
talented players to specially train and mold them into each of these special players. To do this, we will need to contract special foreign personal
trainers for each young talented player.
2. The federal government of Nigeria, will give these boys special juicy football contracts and payment packages that will last at least till they
become 23 years and sign a better local or foreign contract or are dropped from the Super Eagles Special Player Development Program.
2. Nigeria will contract foreign personal trainers to train of boys in areas such as dribbling, shooting, heading, free kicks, penalty kicks, goal
keeping etc.
3. Nigeria will contract foreign personal trainers to train selected number of players to dribble and shoot like Messi. We will get another foreign
personal trainer, to train a selected group of talented boys to player like Christiano Ronaldo etc.
4. We will contract a foreign technical adviser to select and coach the best 22 players among these hand picked and specially trained players.
This Technical Adviser will organize competitive matches for these boys against local and foreign opponents. This will continue until these boys
become 23 years old.
5. At the age of 23 years, these players can now be allowed to sign contracts with foreign clubs.
Once we have finished developing super star footballers, we can now ensure that any Coach or Technical Adviser hired is forced to only select
player from our Super made in Nigeria Eagles
I believe that If this blueprint is followed, Nigeria will win the 2018 world cup with ease.
Guys and Girls, what do you think? very nice hindsight and well thought, but my question is what if after all this is done, and they still fail to perform in world cup what will be done to them ?? |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by olusmarth(m): 10:20pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
NIGERIA napema: ALGERIA
ALGERIA
ALGERIA
ALGERIA |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by Guykhena(m): 10:21pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
*yawns*
Keep the goals coming na |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by Freiburger(m): 10:22pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
Prowizy2: Algeria playing like European teams. . 16 players from the 23 man squad were born and raised in France |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by otokx(m): 10:22pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
Freiburger:
16 players from the 23 man squad were born and raised in France word 1 Like |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by fredoooooo: 10:24pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
chic2pimp:
Shango bawo? Me wey I be obatala second son? Shiooorrr! obatala no dey lie , remember say ogun no dey collect bribe too  |
| Re: Germany Vs Algeria: World Cup (2 - 1) On 30th June 2014 by fredoooooo: 10:25pm On Jun 30, 2014 |
mustafi injured |
