forgiveness:
They should hire that coach that took Burkina to the finals.

TheGoodJoe:


For Christ sake you are reading sentimental people with no facts.

They were bitter he dropped star players but a coach ready to grow drops star players.

Guardiola dropped the likes of Deco, Ronaldinho and a host of stars.

Today Enrique dropped the likes of Thiago and Isco. It is the game. They were to backwards to understand it.

Pidginwhisper:
Paul put?? Burkina was quiet good under the man.

jihday:
Simeone didn’t exactly fail with River, he won them the title in his first season.
The NFF gave Oliseh and Rohr the same level of support, in very simple terms Oliseh failed with the eagles.

forgiveness:


As if Buhari didn’t have past to forget. Amunike was sacked due allegations of corruption in all the places he went to coach.

forgiveness:


So you know better than those working with him?

Dude is corrupt.

forgiveness:


One French guy. I have forgotten his name.

elyte89:



Inyama ,no b only Philip trousier..na Philip skirt u go c..DT journeyman coach,abegi...if its not loew,renard,pitso, or amuneke/salisu(least) ,I no wan c

Daninya33:


Buttress the salient point you raised Sir.

Most of the fans here believe Amunike is 9ja's Guardiola who would play beautiful football and bring back the fear factor of the good old days.

forgiveness:


Please, ask Kog4

TheGoodJoe:


I asked, who made him corrupt? You?

AndSunGorilla:

Egbon could you kindly provide your own account sir then Kog45 can then corroborate. Thank you sir.

elyte89:


I tayya too o..aw can a newbie be one of d rebel leader in d team ..its not possible

Oasis001:


Give Evidence(s)

forgiveness:


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

Disaster awaits us.

forgiveness:


Which Guardiola? You will start seeing average players in the National team and they will tell you he is better than one Messi in PSG.

Very predictable dude.

Daninya33:


I perfectly understand the point you raised sire.
Let's see what will unfold from now till December.

If Nigeria qualifies for Qatar 2022, it will be with our skin in our teeth.

forgiveness:


Which Guardiola? You will start seeing average players in the National team and they will tell you he is better than one Messi in PSG.

Very predictable dude.

12large1:


A continent that is providing only 5 spot in 54 countries. Anyone that qualifies among those 5 will be with their skin in their teeth. History has shown that anytime Nigeria sacks a coach in a World Cup year, it ends up in abysmal failure

TFLASHOGEE:
we have pep amunike guardiola according to our in house coach appointees I hope rorh will be gone then we see history repeats it self since we have failed to learn that it has never ended well for us sacking coaches few months to tournaments

TheGoodJoe:


This discussion is with respect to tactics, approach and understanding of the game.

Amunike understands it, knows the ideas and can coach it.

There are other factors that goes with the success but with respect to tactics, Amunike is up there with them.

Finito.

Note, Celina and Xavi have been coached by Guardiola and were not equating Tito and Potter to Guardiola but talking about the coaching methods and tactical approach.

TFLASHOGEE:
I wish you well in all this things you said and also Post like I said I wish Rorh will be gone and your amunike assume the post with no international break's to play friendly matches all road lead's to afcon then he trains with the team for about two weeks to the tournament and I guess you know he will be giving Same tasks as the previous coach and if he fails which to me is about 70% sure I will be here to hear your excuses

TheGoodJoe:


You are not speaking out of facts but your wish for a coach to fail. Why not just wish and pray for the best of the team. Whether Rhor or Amunike is coaching.

TheGoodJoe:


You are not speaking out of facts but your wish for a coach to fail. Why not just wish and pray for the best of the team. Whether Rhor or Amunike is coaching.

TFLASHOGEE:
I wish you well in all this things you said and also Post like I said I wish Rorh will be gone and your amunike assume the post with no international break's to play friendly matches all road lead's to afcon then he trains with the team for about two weeks to the tournament and I guess you know he will be giving Same tasks as the previous coach and if he fails which to me is about 70% sure I will be here to hear your excuses

TheGoodJoe:


I want Rhor out because I see he can not get us to play well. Playing well I believe it the most important recipe for footballing success. I want Amunike in because I believe he will get us to play better.

That is just it. I believe we will get our fear factor back playing with a better offensive strategy.

A good example is choice of players. If you build your game on offensive play, you will select players based a lot on their offensive contributions.

TFLASHOGEE:
well I guess it was my wishes that made lagerback failed also and at France 98 it was my wishes also me and you know amunike know matter how good he his this isn't the right time for him to take the job because nff are never forgiven to our local coaches and will mount More pressure on him from the very first day he takes the job

12large1:


A continent that is providing only 5 spot in 54 countries. Anyone that qualifies among those 5 will be with their skin in their teeth. History has shown that anytime Nigeria sacks a coach in a World Cup year, it ends up in abysmal failure

TFLASHOGEE:
I have never advocate for rorh to stay either I don't want amunike to take the job at the wrong time

TheGoodJoe:


When is the best time? The best time is always now. We need to start getting it right from today. No other time is better than now.