Oasis007:


I agree no report on that, but it doesn't mean he has not got it.

Oasis007:


If Amunike is really that good, he shouldn't be begging for Jobs, rather Jobs should be begging for him.

TheGoodJoe:


I wonder why it is seen as pulling down. The question is, when did he have his UEFA Pro Coaching License. I don't believe Finidi will get one and won't make the media rounds. UEFA A license is different and lower than UEFA Pro Coaching License. If Finidi has it, show me an article where he obtained it.

mostob:
So you have now moved from 'he doesn't have UEFA license' to 'he doesn't have pro license'.

Just so you know, no amount of your tantrum can replace Finidi with Amunike as our NT coach.

mostob:
So you have now moved from 'he doesn't have UEFA license' to 'he doesn't have pro license'.

Just so you know, no amount of your tantrum can replace Finidi with Amunike as our NT coach.

TheGoodJoe:


Finidi is not that good and he got the job. That lies the answer and why people found it puzzling. Amunike needs to get qualifications, till UEFA Pro Coaching License in 2013. Then got a UEFA Masters Coaching License. Worked at Assistant in U17 and did well. Coached the U17, despite sabotage, did well. Coached the U20. Assisted in Super Eagles, coached in the local league. Coached Tanzania, qualified them. Has some stints in other African countries.

But no, he must do more but you are all happy that Finidi got the job by just coaching the Npfl and assist in Super Eagles.

Please.

TheGoodJoe:


Please stop this.

I have from day one insisted that Finidi does not have Pro Coaching License. No one said he does not have UEFA A license. I even posted a link that shows he has UEFA A license but lacks the pro license that made him ineligible to seat for a game.

Now you are saying another.

TheGoodJoe:


Finidi is not that good and he got the job. That lies the answer and why people found it puzzling. Amunike needs to get qualifications, till UEFA Pro Coaching License in 2013. Then got a UEFA Masters Coaching License. Worked at Assistant in U17 and did well. Coached the U17, despite sabotage, did well. Coached the U20. Assisted in Super Eagles, coached in the local league. Coached Tanzania, qualified them. Has some stints in other African countries.

But no, he must do more but you are all happy that Finidi got the job by just coaching the Npfl and assist in Super Eagles.

Please.

TheGoodJoe:


I have said repeatedly that at this moment we should support Finidi because he is the coach but stop the lies people are spreading. So which one is tantrum.

People are Happy the less qualified person was picked. It is okay. We can move on from there but don't sell lies.

mostob:
If he has not gotten it, no way he will be appointed our coach now. Or NT coaches are immune to this rule?

Oasis007:




....I don't even understand essence of UEFA Pro nonsense. He is here to coach an Africa National Team for God's sake! What he needs the most is CAF badges A or B.

TheGoodJoe:


Amunike has CAF A license, Finidi doesn't.

typicalgamer:


Beht Watin finidi need the uefa pro license for ?

Exactly last time i remember he was coaching Nigeria and not Austria 🇦🇹

He’s not coaching a European team

And the license is not needed for afcon or World Cup so i no understand what’s going on here

You’re saying nff gave an unqualified client the job ?

You’re saying nff didn’t do a background check ?

Bruf you’re better than this

Oasis007:




....I don't even understand essence of UEFA Pro nonsense. He is here to coach an Africa National Team for God's sake! What he needs the most is CAF badges A or B.

TheGoodJoe:


I am saying they gave someone with a lower qualification in all ramifications. And then tried spinning a lie about it. Just agree he does not have it and move on than people trying to spin that he has it. If Finidi has it, show me a media report when he got it. If not, let us agree NFF went with someone of lower qualification and hope he does well.

komekn:



Gareth Southgate had no UEFA qualifications before he became manager at Middlesbrough.

typicalgamer:


I don’t care even if he has it or not

Because I’m not sold on any our local coaches at all

No matter who they picked as long as it’s a local coach expect haram football for the next 4 years

You can’t tell me we should pick coaches that players are even more exposed to modern football than the coaches themselves

mostob:
A coach can have UEFA Msc license and still underperform. And there is another coach without a coaching license that will give you result. All these yapping about Finidi not qualifying is just funny.

Their fave almost sent one African club to relegation. The management had to send him home.

TheGoodJoe:


Amunike has CAF A license, Finidi doesn't.

TheGoodJoe:


Amunike has not just been a coach but has worked multiple times as a consultant to FIFA and CAF committees. None of the players are qualified coaches, so that point is irrelevant. The debate is who is best qualified between Amunike or Finidi. Anyone saying Finidi is just being biased. Any other tale is fantasy.

mostob:
A coach can have UEFA Msc license and still underperform. And there is another coach without a coaching license that will give you result. All these yapping about Finidi not qualifying is just funny.

Their fave almost sent one African club to relegation. The management had to send him home.

Oasis007:




Ask uncle Joe what License late Keshi got. LOL!
Their favourite has no success to point at in his managerial career so far.

We ain't talking of coaching boys to win a trophy ought to be named after our Golden Eaglets.

TheGoodJoe:


You guys like changing topics to avoid the truth. I said the lies of Finidi being a better choice and also an honest man should stop selling. It was a case of picking the less qualified person with no reason why he was the preferred choice.

Now you are jumping to Keshi.

Cecco90:
Still on Finidi George

I have been seeing all these funny comments; “He will be controlled by the NFF.”

Finidi didn't lobby for this job. He didn't call anyone or beg people to give him the job, he applied just like many other coaches. Even after the last friendly games, he didn't engage the NFF, he went back to his job at Enyimba.

The majority of you people don’t know Finidi. Ask about him in Enyimba and the management will tell you. Also, because he is calm and he doesn't do PR stunts.

You all don’t even know, Finidi will only do things that satisfy his conscience and professionalism.

He’s one of the few ex-players without baggage and controversy.

People should also stop the blackmail of the NFF, the coaches get free hands to work, and they make their decisions and all.

There are other issues with the NFF to discuss, controlling a coach is not even their priority.

It's unfair to sit in your room and conclude Finidi is a Yes Man when you know nothing about the man and his personality.

Finidi is not a broke ex-player, he invested properly when he was playing.

- Adepoju Tobi Samuel.

mostob:
All you sad here are mere story. If Nigeria is too small for Amunike, I believe there should be a club somewhere in Africa he can manage with all his UEFA Pro, MSc, MBBs,MBA and PhD.

Man has been out of job for how many years now? Man is just lazy. Nothing else. No matter how brilliant you are, you need experience and qualifications to speak for you.

typicalgamer:


I don’t care even if he has it or not

Because I’m not sold on any our local coaches at all

No matter who they picked as long as it’s a local coach expect haram football for the next 4 years

You can’t tell me we should pick coaches that players are even more exposed to modern football than the coaches themselves

TheGoodJoe:


Amunike has not just been a coach but has worked multiple times as a consultant to FIFA and CAF committees. None of the players are qualified coaches, so that point is irrelevant. The debate is who is best qualified between Amunike or Finidi. Anyone saying Finidi is just being biased. Any other tale is fantasy.

TheGoodJoe:


Finidi is not that good and he got the job. That lies the answer and why people found it puzzling. Amunike needs to get qualifications, till UEFA Pro Coaching License in 2013. Then got a UEFA Masters Coaching License. Worked at Assistant in U17 and did well. Coached the U17, despite sabotage, did well. Coached the U20. Assisted in Super Eagles, coached in the local league. Coached Tanzania, qualified them. Has some stints in other African countries.

But no, he must do more but you are all happy that Finidi got the job by just coaching the Npfl and assist in Super Eagles.

Please.

chrisooblog:
As an NPFL coach he might feel obliged to give his constituents (local players) a chance.

TheGoodJoe:


Finidi is not that good and he got the job. That lies the answer and why people found it puzzling. Amunike needs to get qualifications, till UEFA Pro Coaching License in 2013. Then got a UEFA Masters Coaching License. Worked at Assistant in U17 and did well. Coached the U17, despite sabotage, did well. Coached the U20. Assisted in Super Eagles, coached in the local league. Coached Tanzania, qualified them. Has some stints in other African countries.

But no, he must do more but you are all happy that Finidi got the job by just coaching the Npfl and assist in Super Eagles.

Please.