robosky02:


he is not a parmanent coach
he will only supervise the last two qualifiers against CONgo and south africa

Olaolufred:


[size=14pt]Nigeria can not qualify from this group.
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ElFenomeno1:


Sacked not sack! Olodo.

StealthyMe:



E fit con negotiate contract later shaa...buh na qualificatn he dey noww

NFF matter sef don tire pesin ; na erriday we go dey hear funny news

Qasim6:
obo gbe obo gun ope

if u kno wat dat means

wolebanks:
Comments expressed by many so called football lovers/fans can be so annoying sometimes. The game is being played for the fans and without the fans to follow and follow well out of love for the game, there is no game. But when the followers do not understand the game or its purpose; like, I dare say, we have in Nigeria, it gives me worry. I was enraged when I learnt that objects where thrown at Keshi in the stadium yesterday, I wondered, what type of nation or people are we? The problem of our football is not NFF, coaches or players. Its the bad followers. Illitrate, Selfish and ungrateful followers.

Some compare the super eagles a national team to a clubside.
To some, its all about who plays and who doesn't play.
To some its about who gets sacked and who gets hired.
Who is good and who is bad.
Who did well and who did bad.
Who won, who lost.
Who gets paid what.
Some are after what enters their pocket.
Winning all the time no matter what.

Nigerias football lovers should understand that it is good to always win, qualify for tournaments and win trophies. But that's not all that a nations football is all about. England readily comes to mind as a nation that benefits the most from football even though the national team is not very successful in tournaments. And we need to learn a lot from them. They achieve this not because they have better players or talents or are better administrators. They achieve this because of the people who support the game out of love for it.

Football like other sports gives people jobs, it keeps youths busy and out of trouble, it entertains, it unites, stimulates economy etc, whether you qualify for tournament and win trophies or not.

SouthAfrica have discovered this and see how their football is growing and soon enough they will begin to reap real benefits if they haven't started.

Followers should follow the game for the right reasons. Public comments online or otherwise are very powerful and influential, therefore commentators should be thoughtful and careful when making them.

Then the media should educate and enlighten more than being opinionated.

With this and people that love the game in NFF, we will get our football to where we want.

Best wishes.

Ifystar:


You sound so confident?
But I'm leaning on a bit of optimism.
As it is, Amodu will want to do everything possible to make SE qualify by winning the 2 matches left so as to convince NFF to give him permanent employment.
Amodu will want to etch his name in history.

ElFenomeno1:


The ba..st.ard who carried you for nine months and the daft fu...ck who passed his dead brain cells down to you

Daft cu...nt!

Ogbeche77:
Absolute balderdash.. This clueless power hungry mofos at the NFF have ruined our chances of qualifying for Morroco 2015...if we still had any...What's the point sacking keshi now? Now the new coach has a good excuse for failing at his new job, which he will obviously do.. Abi no be Amodu

Olaolufred:


THE HISTORY HE COULDN'T MAKE IN HIS FOUR MISIONARY JOURNEYS?
IF YOU KNOW MOURINHO FORMULA,
YOU WILL KNOW IT IS AS POPULAR AS BODMAS.
ELEVEN BEHIND THE BALL.
ALL THE OTHER TWO TEAMS NEEDED IS A DRAW AGAINST NIGERIA.
KEEP HOPING.
BY NOVEMBER END, REALITY WILL BE STARING AT YOU.

Greenified:
Amodu is an expert in qualifications and has done so twice.

kennyslim1:
Keshi should go abeg...let's see what's Amodu is capable of doing to our fallen super eagles

Emmysteve:
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/