valmunich:


Why can't we just have a straight win in Nigeria football without involving calculations

share me some likes puhlease

alienware:
Up super fowl.

I think you need to reread ur signature


if am not wrong it shows that fearlessness can overcome different obstacles and if d Eagles decides to put up the spirit....SA and Congo are not really a hard team to defeat..

IYANGBALI:
very soon keshit will disapoint you

Never!
Even if Nigeria didn't qualify for afcon
I will never be disappointed

Nigeria could qualify as the best thrid-placed team across the groups. However, in the end, 10 points may not be enough.

blemon44:




Never!
Even if Nigeria didn't qualify for afcon
I will never be disappointed

smart assss

uzolexis:
chai, NLanders r mean faa b4 i go book space finish mk i enter FTC,STC or TTC all these pple above me don collect am #thereIsGodo

you again

,@CFCFan 10 points will most likely be enough. I don't see many third placed teams getting more than 10 points. the only problem is beating Congo away. that's a big ask.

Thank you valmunich.Must we wait for arithmetic

valmunich:


Why can't we just have a straight win in Nigeria football without involving calculations

When our Economy makes us calculate every now and then.....

okotv:
you again

What did I do na

Peak, It is in you!

valmunich:


Why can't we just have a straight win in Nigeria football without involving calculations

Because Ftball is not easy as you think simple.

CFCfan:
Nigeria could qualify as the best thrid-placed team across the groups. However, in the end, 10 points may not be enough.

We could still claim 2nd place in the group if we win SA and then win Congo by a two-goal margin at least so that even if Congo wins Sudan we'll both be on 10pts but we would have the advantage of the head-to-head rule? You guyz avnt 4gotn dat rule, have you?

uzolexis:


What did I do na

flexing your footy knowledge on almost every sport thread.

blemon44:





What are you still doing?
Go and submit your CV to the NFF

I have just done that........NFF Sack Keshi, Pick Amodu As Replacement
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) in the early hours of Thursday have announced the contract termination of Coach Stephen Keshi as the Super Eagles head coach.

After a long hours meeting of the Executive board members held at the Transcrop hilton hotel in Abuja the board unanimously agreed to part away with the Big Boss and his technical crew.

Speaking with cross section of the press shortly after the meeting at 1am Nigeria time on Thursday, first vice President of the Federation, Barr. Seyi Akinwunmi said the Federation appreciated Keshi and will give due support to him and his technical crew.
“You could recall Keshi and his technical crew
contract expired after the World cup, and the federation have decided not to renew their contract,” Akinwunmi revealed.

“The Federation appreciated his effort for the success he achieved and the development of our football.
“We have decided to sponsor him and his technical crew (Daniel Amokachi and Ike Shoromu) to any choice of their coaching school to acquire for more knowledge in the game at our expenses,” Akinwunmi said.

Former Niger Tornadoes player, Shaibu Amodu returns as the team interim coach to be assisted with three coaches from the Glo Premier League.
“We have two more important matches in the
qualifiers which we hope to secure full points, and qualify for the Nations Cup.

“Coach Amodu will take over of the team as interim coach, to be assisted by Salisu Yusuf (El Kanemi Warriors) and Gbenga Ogunbote (Sharks FC) while former Green Eagles goalkeeper, Alloy Agu will be the goalkeeper trainer,” the NFF official divulge.

Super Eagles will travel next month to face
Congo and host South Africa in Nigeria in the last phase of the qualifiers.

Source:
www.naijasportscentre.com/amodu-to-lead-super-eagles/


Corroborative Sources
http://www.punchng.com/news/nff-sacks-keshi-picks-amodu/
http://completesportsnigeria.com/nff-replace-keshi-amodu-appoint-siasia-new-u-23-boss/

blemon44:




Never!
Even if Nigeria didn't qualify for afcon
I will never be disappointed

you won't be disappointed any more,we the professionals and the progressive have done the needful.....we have sacked him .

okotv:
flexing your footy knowledge on almost every sport thread.

What can I say,i'm a big show off

Lacomus:
The chance is very slim , I hope they will continue like this. To all Haters KESHI STAYS if you don't like it go chop eat elephant grass.

Now who is chopping elephant grass?

can't we qualify without all this permutation n combinations! looking forward to when the super eagles qualifies like their female counterparts though

Lacomus:
The chance is very slim , I hope they will continue like this. To all Haters KESHI STAYS if you don't like it go chop eat elephant grass.

Pele .. HE NO STAY OO

Fajzay:


Pele .. HE NO STAY OO

NFF go regret this action

uzolexis:


What can I say,i'm a big show off

of course. knowledge is power . you know football very well so flex your knowledge

valmunich:


Why can't we just have a straight win in Nigeria football without involving calculations

because other countries are not there to sell groundnuts.

blemon44:





What are you still doing?
Go and submit your CV to the NFF

one of the reasons we sacked your brother.....www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/sacked-keshi-save-life-nff/

By John Egbokha

President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Amaju Pinnick has said that Coach Stephen
Keshi was sacked to safeguard him from the wrath of enraged Nigerian fans, who were on the
brink of lynching him during Wednesday’s 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier with Sudan.

Pinnick and other NFF Executive Committee members watched with awe, as fans pelted Keshi
with water bottles and stones as they demanded for the head of the 2013 AFCON winner at the
Abuja National Stadium, venue of the match, which Nigeria won 3-1 to keep alive their hopes of
qualifying for next year’s tournament in Morocco.

Chants of “Keshi must go:, “sack Keshi” and “we don’t want Keshi
again” rented the air as fans went overdrive in their bid to get their
voices heard by the NFF, who swiftly swung into action in the wee
hours of yesterday by axing the former Togo and Mali coach.

And speaking when he paid a courtesy visit to the Minister of Sports
and Chairman, National Sports Commission, Dr. Tamuno Danagogo
yesterday, Pinnick explained the personal safety of Keshi was
considered more important than anything else.

Pinnck, it was learnt told the Minister that he was shocked with the
hostile reception of the fans towards Keshi, arguing that it would be
dangerous for Keshi to remain as coach in the face of such hostility.

He added that it was the first time in recent years that abuses and stones were rained down on a
Nigerian coach by fans.

“It was too much to bear. The fans were coming for him and it was going to be a security risk for
us as people had ran out of patience and were prepared to break the law to achieve their aim.

Keshi’s personal safety was paramount in our decision to relieve him of his duties”, Pinnick said.

kenkwodoski:
what is keshi? Is keshi a broom? We in sweden have never heard of it

which planent ar u frm

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kenkwodoski:
what is keshi? Is keshi a broom? We in sweden have never heard of it

which planent ar u frm

wordychap:

No

ok

gwason:
which planent ar u frm

sorry, in sweden we don't have planet. please help me before i fail my exam in sweeden. It is the same question they will ask us

gwason:
which planent ar u frm

sorry, in sweden we don't have planet. please help me before i fail my exam in sweeden. It is the same question they will ask us

Itz actually a Dream