witorwitoutyou:



EH...MR MAN GO AND SLEEP AND STOP DISTURBING THIS THREAD WITH YOUR MEDIOCRE COMMENTS

LETS READ AUTHENTIC NEWS CONCERNING ROHRS DISMISSAL

mkrest:




He might be but I prefer bringing in somone who selects his players based on merit, and thats one thing I don't trust local coaches to do

TheGoodJoe:

Don't worry. I am coming. Allow me to land.

TheGoodJoe:
Keep it simple - The Philosophy of Xavi in a nutshell.

"I think he follows the same philosophy as Guardiola," Al Sadd's Guilherme Torres told ESPN. "Having possession and enjoying the game, but not just having possession. Sometimes you see teams with 80% possession, but only one shot on goal.

"[Xavi] likes to be aggressive, fight for the ball, play in the opponent's half and play with intelligence. He likes it when players are happy on the pitch -- I think the same way he was [as a player]. He likes to put a lot of pressure on opponents in their half. That's how he understands football."

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Before the rise of Guardiola and Enrique, I have always believed a system that will have us playing aggressively, with high stamina and running will most suit us.

We have been blessed with runners with high stamina through time. Recently, Etebo, Ndidi, Ejuke, Chukwueze, Osimhen, Onyekuru, and a host of others.

We need a formula to play with that will align with the best attributes of our players.

I believe the above philosophy closely matches it.

humility33:


U need get your coaching badge lets see what u can bring to the table

Try set up a club football in your neighbourhood too if u can

do4luv14:



OK sir, but this your land, e get as e dey be ooo

witorwitoutyou:


LOOK AT THS IDIOT..WHAT HAS THIS GOT TO DO WITH THE THREAD...YOU OUGHT TO BE BANNED FOR 600YEARS FROM THIS THREAD

humility33:


Salisu is better than Rohr bro

The few matches he managed including the Home based afcon he did better than Rohr and his team tactics much better

do4luv14:



wait wait wait.... which Salisu are you talking about

Dollar Salisu, abi Nairaland Salisu

TheGoodJoe:


I will like to start with Gary Neville. He definitely has the tactical brain but his problem was heart. Diego Simeone did well with Estudiantes but flopped woefully with River Plate. Getting the Barcelona of Argentina relegated. The problem with Neville is that he just could not handle the failure that cokes before winning. Not all coaches start well. Some coaches have ups and downs.

Simeone brushed off the failure of River Plate and today he is highly respected.

To Oliseh, he was frustrated out of the team. I believe he would have done well,if not the problems that came from NFF, not him.

When the NFF employs a white coach, they support him. When they employ a black coach, they frustrate him.

Either way, I will take a sound tactician ahead of a dull one anyday.

TheGoodJoe:


Definitely will work on academy later. Really would do it.

witorwitoutyou:


LOOK AT THS IDIOT..WHAT HAS THIS GOT TO DO WITH THE THREAD...YOU OUGHT TO BE BANNED FOR 600YEARS FROM THIS THREAD

forgiveness:
We thought though Buhari was a dictator, ethnic bigot and religious fanatic, he will solve corruption and security if he comes in but today story never change.

Amunike should not be given chance to coach NIGERIA NATIONAL TEAM. He is corrupt, bias and an ......if you know you know.

As a matter of fact, Keshi destroyed our national team despite winning a AFCON by chance due to individual brilliance of Victor Moses and co.

He brought us backward with his bias selection and carpenter players.

Daninya33:
An unnamed Nigerian bank has agreed to pay off Rohr's severance contractual clause.

TheGoodJoe:


Yes. Dollar Salisu is a far better tactician than Rohr.

forgiveness:
We thought though Buhari was a dictator, ethnic bigot and religious fanatic, he will solve corruption and security if he comes in but today story never change.

Amunike should not be given chance to coach NIGERIA NATIONAL TEAM. He is corrupt, bias and an ......if you know you know.

As a matter of fact, Keshi destroyed our national team despite winning a AFCON by chance due to individual brilliance of Victor Moses and co.

He brought us backward with his bias selection and carpenter players.

nelszx:

Let them give the job to someone who can bring the best out of these current crops.

Salisu Yusuf that was caught collecting dollars (corrupt) is presently with the national team so what's your excuse please.

If hiring Amuneke means we'll get back our fear factor please let the NFF hurrily hire him.

Keep your difference with Amuneke in your pocket. If he's the chosen one, so be it.

do4luv14:



it is finished, is it not same dollar Salisu that can't qualify our Chan chickens for Wi-Fi, or what?


chaiii Rohr don make am became Golden

jihday:
not true

do4luv14:



hmmmmm

Oasis001:


Everyone has a Past to forget. If Amuneke has the CV and he's ready, we should give him a Chance.

forgiveness:


Very good but calamity awaits us if Amunike is given mantle to lead the national team.

Disaster awaits us.

forgiveness:


Typical Nigerian mentality. Though he is corrupt, he will do the job well.

Who told you a corrupt man can do the job better when all he thinks about is his own personal benefit at the detriment of the Nation?

Once beaten twice wetin?

do4luv14:



it is finished, is it not same dollar Salisu that can't qualify our Chan chickens for Wi-Fi, or what?


chaiii Rohr don make am became Golden

TheGoodJoe:


Who made him corrupt? You?

Let me give you an insight. In that article circulating there about the mother, people missed the picture.

The woman believed her son switching academy and signing with one close to Amunike will guarantee him a place in the team. She signed the papers and switched.

Despite that, Amunike dropped her son and she was crying blood. Amunike did not look at the financial benefit but dropped the boy because he did not meet his coaching criteria.

Keep that corruption talk. It is not true.

forgiveness:



Why was he sacked in Tanzania?