tutaboi:
Capital yes!!!.........I will only stop if I should see my ears without a mirror

Afam4eva:
Nigerian fans are probably the most emotionally driven fans in the world. They change their minds willy-nilly without doing some logical assessment on the subject matter. keshi has always been an above average coach which is a pass mark in my opinion but that does not make him a world class coach by any standard. His previous outing for several African countries were moderate but not fantastic. His greatest achievement was qualifying an African team for a world cup against other African teams, not European, South American or Asian teams. The truth is that African football is still in the dark ages and does not require any form of gargantuan coaching skills to win. In Africa, you can bulldoze your way into winning any competition and when you eventually play countries from other continents, your weaknesses starts to show. I shuddered at how Keshi's rankings increased after the world cup. Not that it's not normal for a coach who won a major competition to be praised but we did so without properly analyzing the idiosyncrasies of our outing and the technical depth inherent in the team. The truth is that we did not do anything fantastic at the nations cup. We were just an average team that was lucky. It's not like other teams were fantastic and we took them out. They were simply African teams. Our weaknesses were exposed at the confederations and world cup. So, the moral f the story is that you shouldn't wait until a team starts performing badly before evaluating the capabilities of the coach.

uken73:
Pride goes before a fall. He's falling and taking the SE along with him. I won't mind seeing a new face. If a change should be made, I would prefer another Nigerian coach. It doesn't need to be a white for the eagles to fly again.

thegoodjoehunt3:
You think beating the Ivorians was just luck. Beating Mali 4-0 was luck?

I wonder where you guys come up with things like this. You can have a lucky match, not a lucky tournament. Winning a tournament after 7 games is not luck.

I am impatient to see Victor Moses and Sone Aluko playing for the Super Eagles together.

Afam4eva:

How many of the 7 games did you win and convincingly too. Maybe it was not luck but we were probably not the best team at the tournament. There were better teams that we didn't meet. Even those we met at the earlier stage proved a hard nut to crack.

kenlash1:
See as d mumu dey hug musa dey whisper for him ear " Abeg save my job , peakmilk wan take chop from my hand".

Last bullet. The round headed mofo must go, we deserve better even though we don't ve better

Afam4eva:

How many of the 7 games did you win and convincingly too. Maybe it was not luck but we were probably not the best team at the tournament. There were better teams that we didn't meet. Even those we met at the earlier stage proved a hard nut to crack.

banom:
After super eagle's 3-1 victory over Sudan today, let's see what nairalanders still think about Keshi. Do you now say he should stay or be fired ?

Beginning with me, #KESHISHOULDGO#

Let's hear yours.

Afam4eva:
Nigerian fans are probably the most emotionally driven fans in the world. They change their minds willy-nilly without doing some logical assessment on the subject matter. keshi has always been an above average coach which is a pass mark in my opinion but that does not make him a world class coach by any standard. His previous outing for several African countries were moderate but not fantastic. His greatest achievement was qualifying an African team for a world cup against other African teams, not European, South American or Asian teams. The truth is that African football is still in the dark ages and does not require any form of gargantuan coaching skills to win. In Africa, you can bulldoze your way into winning any competition and when you eventually play countries from other continents, your weaknesses starts to show. I shuddered at how Keshi's rankings increased after the world cup. Not that it's not normal for a coach who won a major competition to be praised but we did so without properly analyzing the idiosyncrasies of our outing and the technical depth inherent in the team. The truth is that we did not do anything fantastic at the nations cup. We were just an average team that was lucky. It's not like other teams were fantastic and we took them out. They were simply African teams. Our weaknesses were exposed at the confederations and world cup. So, the moral f the story is that you shouldn't wait until a team starts performing badly before evaluating the capabilities of the coach.

thegoodjoehunt3:
Coach Keshi is building the team. That is why we found games in the earlier stages of the competition difficult. For instance, Yobo was not in form and started as the captain. Victor Moses was not a key player of the team then. As the tournament went on, Coach Keshi and his crew got them playing better until they were unstoppable.

Remember, when the tournament started, the referees were bias to us. The NFF had to appeal to CAF to stop the unfair officiating against the Super Eagles.

Afam4eva:
Nigerian fans are probably the most emotionally driven fans in the world. They change their minds willy-nilly without doing some logical assessment on the subject matter. keshi has always been an above average coach which is a pass mark in my opinion but that does not make him a world class coach by any standard. His previous outing for several African countries were moderate but not fantastic. His greatest achievement was qualifying an African team for a world cup against other African teams, not European, South American or Asian teams. The truth is that African football is still in the dark ages and does not require any form of gargantuan coaching skills to win. In Africa, you can bulldoze your way into winning any competition and when you eventually play countries from other continents, your weaknesses starts to show. I shuddered at how Keshi's rankings increased after the world cup. Not that it's not normal for a coach who won a major competition to be praised but we did so without properly analyzing the idiosyncrasies of our outing and the technical depth inherent in the team. The truth is that we did not do anything fantastic at the nations cup. We were just an average team that was lucky. It's not like other teams were fantastic and we took them out. They were simply African teams. Our weaknesses were exposed at the confederations and world cup. So, the moral f the story is that you shouldn't wait until a team starts performing badly before evaluating the capabilities of the coach.

cr7lomo:



Guy u fall my hand , always saw u as an analytical soccer fan but seems like u biased. Winning a tournament don't automatically guarantee u as a good coach . Di Matteo was sacked after CL , capello was sacked at Madrid , rikaard dint get a new contract at barca after leading them to their 1st CL in 14yrs . Yes we appreciate d AFCON he won for us and WC qualification but he has lost his mojo just like these great coaches I mentioned . He can't hold us to ransom cos he won AFCON . This is the same reason arsenal fans are suffering , they dont wanna let Wenger go because of past record

9jatatafo:
Breaking News!!!! Stephen Keshi is sacked and Shuaibu Amodu to take over as interim coach. Keshi should be thrown out, we want result and not past glories.

9jatatafo:
Breaking News!!!! Stephen Keshi is sacked and Shuaibu Amodu to take over as interim coach. Keshi should be thrown out, we want result and not past glories.

Afam4eva:
Nigerian fans are probably the most emotionally driven fans in the world. They change their minds willy-nilly without doing some logical assessment on the subject matter. keshi has always been an above average coach which is a pass mark in my opinion but that does not make him a world class coach by any standard. His previous outing for several African countries were moderate but not fantastic. His greatest achievement was qualifying an African team for a world cup against other African teams, not European, South American or Asian teams. The truth is that African football is still in the dark ages and does not require any form of gargantuan coaching skills to win. In Africa, you can bulldoze your way into winning any competition and when you eventually play countries from other continents, your weaknesses starts to show. I shuddered at how Keshi's rankings increased after the world cup. Not that it's not normal for a coach who won a major competition to be praised but we did so without properly analyzing the idiosyncrasies of our outing and the technical depth inherent in the team. The truth is that we did not do anything fantastic at the nations cup. We were just an average team that was lucky. It's not like other teams were fantastic and we took them out. They were simply African teams. Our weaknesses were exposed at the confederations and world cup. So, the moral f the story is that you shouldn't wait until a team starts performing badly before evaluating the capabilities of the coach.

thegoodjoehunt3:
[b]Coach Keshi and his crew, true heroes unjustly treated.

It has been a tough ride for Coach Keshi. From lack of regular payment of his salary and his staffs were not paid regularly. To the lack of regular bonuses of players. Unpaid hotel bills.

There was a rapid decline of our football and lack of success.

Coach Keshi and his crew worked hard and injected fresh blood into the team. Got us playing well and led us to an amassing Nations Cup victory. He gave players chance to grow as professionals and men in the team.

His addition of fresh blood and creating competition in every part of the team.

Coach Keshi and his crew wrote their names is in the history of Super Eagles. A great man who did something to end the failing plight of the Super Eagles.

It was an exciting time and you guys are leaving with your heads held high. Thank you guys for the new boys in the team. Especially Oboabona, Omeruo, Babatunde, Oshaniwa, Osaguona, Aluko, Aaron Samuel, Raheem Lawal and Gbolahan Salami. I hope they make you proud.

I will miss you guys.
https://www.nairaland.com/1951526/coach-keshi-crew-true-heroes[/b]