thegoodjoehunt3:
[b]When you guys say Coach Keshi is tactically clueless, I laugh in Yoruba.


I once had a serious debate here once with lots of Coach Keshi haters and I pointed out that when Coach Keshi started, and in games like the ones we defeated Mali and the Ivorians, we played a possessive tactical game. I pointed out that I do not know what happened that the game play changed.

Watch our game against the Ghana U23 team, we played a possessive tactical game.

Someone pointed out, I think it was Goke7 that said our Super Eagles players presently can not string simple passes together. How do we expect them to play a possessive game that requires numerous passes. So the only option is to use long balls while we build our team.

Watch our last game against South Africa. Uche made a lot of elementary passing mistakes. He misplaced passes and failed in combinations Oshaniwa tried to play with him.

Musa who plays for CSKA Moscow in The Champions league, can not cross the ball.

Coach Keshi turned an under performing side to AFCoN champions, qualified them for the World Cup and reached the second round of the World Cup.

Go and bring Coach Del Bosque and see if he will even come to Coach in West Africa where there is Ebola scare. Offer him N50 million a month and see if he would come. Even during the NFF fiasco, top coaches like Coach Capello will resign. Talk less of owing salary for five months or unpaid bonuses to players or no hotel bills.[/b]

rennylaw:



1 million likes for you sir.

The guy is a keshi apologist

thegoodjoehunt3:
[b]1. Continuity: Spain, did poorly at the last nations cup. A team which boasted of some of the best players in the world including Xavi, Iniesta, Xabi Alonso, David Silva, Sergio Ramos, Jordi Alba etc. Despite their poor performance and getting whooped 5-0 by Netherlands, they stuck with their coach to promote continuity.

Retaining Coach Keshi will promote continuity and make our players grow together.

2. Learning from failure: Experience is the best teacher. If another coach takes over, he would not have first hand information why the team failed and those reasons will not be corrected. Coach Keshi knows his mistakes and from the next matches, he will correct them.

3. Emerging talents will continue to come out: Coach Keshi was a man who never failed to churn out talents. Many players made their break through in the national team. From Mba, Oboabona, Omeruo, Oshaniwa, Babatunde, Moses, Aaron Samuel, Aluko.

Coach Keshi gave many young talents their chances in the national team and many shone. Retaining Coach Keshi will maintain this trend.

4. Mikel Obi: Before Coach Keshi, Mikel was seen as a failure and a flop from the promise he showed in the age grade tourneys.

Under Coach Keshi, Mikel has shown promise and reasons why he was seen as a promising youngster. Mikel created so much chances for the team in recent years and has shown great displays in games for the Super Eagles. He was nominated for the African Footballer of the year and finished second.

Coach Keshi should be retained and I see us progressing.
http://passionforgoals..com/2014/11/4-reasons-why-renewing-coach-keshis.html[/b]

wordychap:

Siasia never lost a match, its Eguavon his predecessor that had a loss before handing over to siasia. I still insist that siasia is d best coach for d eagles job, keshi's team lack flair.

wordychap:

Siasia never lost a match, its Eguavon his predecessor that had a loss before handing over to siasia. I still insist that siasia is d best coach for d eagles job, keshi's team lack flair.

thegoodjoehunt3:
In that case, Coach Roy Hodgson should have been sacked. Sometimes, you learn from failure. Remember the statement about picking yourself up and trying again!

Sacking is not the only option. Their other factors tap hat led to the slump in form. So why must the coach be sacked.

Bigloaf:
Anyway i vex for ham sha, but make we for give ham na our brother. But if he make desame mistake again, no sorry agian o. These time we go burn he house. Na he go know sey person heart nor be pomo, when he dey take play.

Ezemust:
wat do u mean?hogson team played the best football in the world cup.he is progresive minded unlike our retrogresive keshi

thegoodjoehunt3:
We lack Talents. Even South Africa has Cerero who is a star player for Ajax. We have falling down the ladder. Can we compare our league to the South African league?

JUBILEE2000:
You failed to remember that ur Keshi has made watching super Eagles play a nightmare. Under Keshi we lacked style, the creativity and the fluidity our football is known for. You are wrong to say that he gives young players opprtunity to play. Why has he not given the likes of Iheanacho, Haruna Lukman,
Isaac promise, Alampasu and many promising youngsters a chance? In our last match against South Africa in AFCON qualifiers, he left the highest goal scorer in the Nigerian league on the bench but chose to play an Emenike that has not scored a goal for long time for the entire 90minutes. No coach worth his onion will keep inviting players like Efe Ambrose, Echejile n co to the National team. Am sorry to say this: Keshi doesnt seem humble enough to learn from the past. The move to retain Keshi is yet nother regretable decision taken by NFF!!!

thegoodjoehunt3:

2. Learning from failure: Experience is the best teacher.l

thegoodjoehunt3:
[b]1. Continuity: Spain, did poorly at the last nations cup. A team which boasted of some of the best players in the world including Xavi, Iniesta, Xabi Alonso, David Silva, Sergio Ramos, Jordi Alba etc. Despite their poor performance and getting whooped 5-0 by Netherlands, they stuck with their coach to promote continuity.

Retaining Coach Keshi will promote continuity and make our players grow together.

2. Learning from failure: Experience is the best teacher. If another coach takes over, he would not have first hand information why the team failed and those reasons will not be corrected. Coach Keshi knows his mistakes and from the next matches, he will correct them.

3. Emerging talents will continue to come out: Coach Keshi was a man who never failed to churn out talents. Many players made their break through in the national team. From Mba, Oboabona, Omeruo, Oshaniwa, Babatunde, Moses, Aaron Samuel, Aluko.

Coach Keshi gave many young talents their chances in the national team and many shone. Retaining Coach Keshi will maintain this trend.

4. Mikel Obi: Before Coach Keshi, Mikel was seen as a failure and a flop from the promise he showed in the age grade tourneys.

Under Coach Keshi, Mikel has shown promise and reasons why he was seen as a promising youngster. Mikel created so much chances for the team in recent years and has shown great displays in games for the Super Eagles. He was nominated for the African Footballer of the year and finished second.

Coach Keshi should be retained and I see us progressing.
http://passionforgoals..com/2014/11/4-reasons-why-renewing-coach-keshis.html[/b]

Ezemust:
wat do u mean?hogson team played the best football in the world cup.he is progresive minded unlike our retrogresive keshi

JUBILEE2000:
You failed to remember that ur Keshi has made watching super Eagles play a nightmare. Under Keshi we lacked style, the creativity and the fluidity our football is known for. You are wrong to say that he gives young players opprtunity to play. Why has he not given the likes of Iheanacho, Haruna Lukman,
Isaac promise, Alampasu and many promising youngsters a chance? In our last match against South Africa in AFCON qualifiers, he left the highest goal scorer in the Nigerian league on the bench but chose to play an Emenike that has not scored a goal for long time for the entire 90minutes. No coach worth his onion will keep inviting players like Efe Ambrose, Echejile n co to the National team. Am sorry to say this: Keshi doesnt seem humble enough to learn from the past. The move to retain Keshi is yet nother regretable decision taken by NFF!!!