chrisooblog:
Oliseh used his personal money to feed team during CHAN preparations so your point is?

peacefull:

Hello!

TheGoodJoe:
Osimhen: I attribute half of my success to Amunike… he taught me discipline
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https://www.thecable.ng/osimhen-i-attribute-half-of-my-success-to-amunike-he-taught-me-discipline/amp

Odunayaw:
Its no more tactics now. Na discipline

TheGoodJoe:

Osimhen talked about instructions Amunike gave him that will take him through his career. He talked about the harshness in training and later understood it was to make him better.

In a nutshell.

To make it in the modern game, you need to work hard to meet the demands of the systems. If you don't have stamina and a high work rate, it is hard to fit in.

He also said Amunike taught him how to listen to the manager's instructions. This requires a high level of discipline to adhere strictly to the tactics laid out.

isan:
Stats no dey lie

isan:
Stats no dey lie

Odunayaw:
So you're saying Amunike is more disciplined than Rohr?

TheGoodJoe:


I don't understand the question. More disciplined in what context. If it is in tactical setup, Amunike's set up requires a lot of stamina and tactical discipline to execute.
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Odunayaw:
No bro. I'm asking if you think Amunike is more of a "disciplinarian" than Rohr

charlesemeka85:
that is the reason they find it difficult getting jobs outside the shores of 9ja

local coaches I respect till date is the late Christian chukwu and onigbinde

charlesemeka85:
wetin mk am never get job since Tanzanian FA sacked him? Abi na only u Dey see his tactical acumen?

AndSunGorilla:

I would like him to do like that Southie coach guy making raves in Egypt with Al Ahly then GoodJoe can be vindicated. Otherwise na campaign after election GoodJoe dey do.

AndSunGorilla:

I would like him to do like that Southie coach guy making raves in Egypt with Al Ahly then GoodJoe can be vindicated. Otherwise na campaign after election GoodJoe dey do.

TheGoodJoe:
Amuneke Partners Imo FA …Trains Coaches

Chairman of the Imo State Football Association, Mazi Amanze Uchegbulam has commended former Nigerian player, Emmanuel Amuneke for his give-back initiative to the state.

Uchegbulam made the disclosure during the flag-off of a coaching training programme in partnership with Amuneke in Owerri, the Imo State capital.

According to him, the former international player partnered with the state FA to boost football games and practice saying he had shown patriotism and should be emulated.

He stated that Amuneke offered to train football coaches in the state at no cost to the state and expressed gratitude for the gesture.

https://www.sports247.ng/amuneke-partners-imo-fa-trains-coaches/

Subzero047:
Hmm

Subzero047:
Hmm

TheGoodJoe:

Osimhen talked about instructions Amunike gave him that will take him through his career. He talked about the harshness in training and later understood it was to make him better.

In a nutshell.

To make it in the modern game, you need to work hard to meet the demands of the systems. If you don't have stamina and a high work rate, it is hard to fit in.

He also said Amunike taught him how to listen to the manager's instructions. This requires a high level of discipline to adhere strictly to the tactics laid out.

TheGoodJoe:
That is what Spanish clubs look for:

that the players understand the game, know when to transition, know when to move forward and when to stay behind the ball...SANTIAGO DENIA (COACH OF SPAIN'S U17 TEAM IN 2017)

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Found this very interesting. Explains a lot about the current Spanish football.

I was once with Coach Monday Sinclair, former manager of Ajax. That was during the 2000 Sydney Olympics between Nigeria and Sweden.

He said, what separates a good player from a great player, is the head.

I think this is what Spain has built over time. They have a strategy of selecting naturally tactically efficient players.

AndSunGorilla:

No doubt Amunike has an eye for talent and he's also an very excellent tactician. I recommend that the NFF should make him the U17 coach so he can tour the country and help us produce more Osimhens and Ejuke etc. So he would be dual purpose, identify the raw talents and secondly drill into them good tactics. That way we would be guaranteed of surplus talents for all national teams.

AndSunGorilla:

No doubt Amunike has an eye for talent and he's also an very excellent tactician. I recommend that the NFF should make him the U17 coach so he can tour the country and help us produce more Osimhens and Ejuke etc. So he would be dual purpose, identify the raw talents and secondly drill into them good tactics. That way we would be guaranteed of surplus talents for all national teams.

TheGoodJoe:


Rhor does not seem harsh in any way to me. Except when he drops players. He even gives me a defeatist vibe. Like it is okay with playing poorly.

Amunike gives me a hard-as-rock vibe and is very strict. Then he has high endurance, so you have no excuse.