jihday:
it’s because you think he’s actually interested in the job, Yobo have been retired for over 5 years and he doesn’t have any coaching badge. An active player like Gundogan is already working on his. Yobo have no interest in coaching, even this one he’s doing with the NT I’m thinking he was talked into it

13large:


Even the midfield is still very arguable. Please, don’t underestimate Aribo, ndidi, Etebo, or onyeka. List Ghana midfielders let’s compare

chrisooblog:
Dem get midfield sha make we no lie.

Partey, Wakaso, Duncan, Kudus is a good midfield any coach worth his salt can use.

Honestly na tactics and who wants it more will separate us on the day.

13large:


Do you guys read what I say or you just like to speak. What big club did yakubu play for or ikpeba except you’re comparing everton, monaco to Barcelona, real, Chelsea, Juventus and how consistent were they at their clubs compare to salah, mane, drogba, etoo

Parrot69:
If Maduka was the skipper that stood in post for Egypt, by the ending of 1st half he would have conceded 3 - 4goals bare minimum

chrisooblog:
Dem get midfield sha make we no lie.

Partey, Wakaso, Duncan, Kudus is a good midfield any coach worth his salt can use.

Honestly na tactics and who wants it more will separate us on the day.

charlesemeka85:
nwakali I doubt if any club will sign him currently for 500k

Parrot69:
If Maduka was the skipper that stood in post for Egypt, by the ending of 1st half he would have conceded 3 - 4goals bare minimum

jihday:
it’s because you think he’s actually interested in the job, Yobo have been retired for over 5 years and he doesn’t have any coaching badge. An active player like Gundogan is already working on his. Yobo have no interest in coaching, even this one he’s doing with the NT I’m thinking he was talked into it

Parrot69:

In Naira or CFA?

PurpleHouse:


I know he was talked into it by the Warri T.D Jakes, aka Pinnick. And if thats the case, make he resign and give way for a more adequate hand to come in. He has nothing to offer. He better go into coaching or sport analyst. For his future to avoid become a broke ass.

JohnBullMySon:
Abeg shut up. Enough of all this shitty nonsense. Do you have a personal problem with him? Because this has turned to hatred.

Even the goal he conceded, a ball that suddenly drifted like a deflection will take any keeper off guard.

JohnBullMySon:
Abeg shut up. Enough of all this shitty nonsense. Do you have a personal problem with him? Because this has turned to hatred.

Even the goal he conceded, a ball that suddenly drifted like a deflection will take any keeper off guard.

Parrot69:

In Naira or CFA?

TheGoodJoe:


Contrary to people's thinking, I think as the fitness coach, Yobo did well. He looked actively involved in the training and knew what he was doing.

I believe he is gaining a lot working with the team.

JohnBullMySon:
Abeg shut up. Enough of all this shitty nonsense. Do you have a personal problem with him? Because this has turned to hatred.

Even the goal he conceded, a ball that suddenly drifted like a deflection will take any keeper off guard.

PurpleHouse:


Yobo with all his expertise and experience, should be one of Africans fine coach learning his trade in Europe.

Or at least, go into football administration.

Nor be fitness coach Kwa. Haba naaah!

charlesemeka85:
leave mk em Dey talk wetin em no knw

The only reason top clubs aren’t coming for ndidi yet is because of his release clause which is 60million pounds or lil above that and with the look of things leicester won’t bulge during negotiation with any time unless his existing contract is about to run out

Was disappointed when he renewed his current contract which is 4 abi 5 years contract

PurpleHouse:


I know he was talked into it by the Warri T.D Jakes, aka Pinnick. And if thats the case, make he resign and give way for a more adequate hand to come in. He has nothing to offer. He better go into coaching or sport analyst. For his future to avoid become a broke ass.

13large:


Submitting his name at the time listed by FIFA to be submitted to teams for the event. Dennis name was submitted after the due date and his club weren’t obligated to release for those reason. The blame should be at NFF and not Dennis or Watford

komekn:


I can assure you YOBO can never be broke, his asset's and investments have GIVEN him a Very healthy life time income.

TheGoodJoe:


He is starting. He lacks the badges and experience for such role yet. However, as a fitness coach and working directly with the team, he will learn a lot about coaching the Super Eagles.

You do not know if he has weighed the career path of Africans in Europe and seen they hardly ever get to the top.

Maybe he wants to focus on Super Eagles where if he is good, he can rise.

charlesemeka85:
nwakali I doubt if any club will sign him currently for 500k

PurpleHouse:


Yobo with all his expertise and experience, should be one of Africans fine coach learning his trade in Europe.

Or at least, go into football administration.

Nor be fitness coach Kwa. Haba naaah!

Kog45:
This is why I respect my good friend Seyi Olofinjana,it is always good to be a university graduate as a professional player,especially from Africa,the knowledge will never be wasted after one retired from football.Imagine Seyi that was playing for Kwara United when Yobo was already a big hit in Belgian league with standard leige is a sport director with European club and Yobo instead of going for more knowledge about the game he is busy lobbying for NFF job.

Checkout well schooled ex players like Mike Emenalo a boston university graduate,Adokiye Aimeasemeka former Attorney general,Segun Odegbami an Egnr.,Jonathan Akpoborie buffalo university graduate,Felix Owolabi who is a PhD holder,even most ex NPFL who are graduates don't lobby for NFF jobs.

Joseph Yobo is still very young and with his rich experience as a player I expect him to go back to real coaching school to learn more about football tactics or administration.

andrewbaba44:


Dem wan finish your man

Torture2020:
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Kog45:
This is why I respect my good friend Seyi Olofinjana,it is always good to be a university graduate as a professional player,especially from Africa,the knowledge will never be wasted after one retired from football.Imagine Seyi that was playing for Kwara United when Yobo was already a big hit in Belgian league with standard leige is a sport director with European club and Yobo instead of going for more knowledge about the game he is busy lobbying for NFF job.

Checkout well schooled ex players like Mike Emenalo a boston university graduate,Adokiye Aimeasemeka former Attorney general,Segun Odegbami an Egnr.,Jonathan Akpoborie buffalo university graduate,Felix Owolabi who is a PhD holder,even most ex NPFL who are graduates don't lobby for NFF jobs.

Joseph Yobo is still very young and with his rich experience as a player I expect him to go back to real coaching school to learn more about football tactics or administration.

komekn:


Agreed without question.

It baffles me how professional players cannot do simple accurate cross and these are wingers or wing backs.

Chukwueze, Zaidu, Simon, Ejuke are all poor at crossing the ball, the very basic requirement for the position they play.

Football is not just dribbling, skills and showboating.

I watched how many accurate crosses were thrown into the box by Senegal , if not for a very good Egyptian goalkeeper and last ditch defending. Senegal should really have won the game 3-0

TheSuperNerd:
Luciano Spaletti on Osimhen ahead of Today's Serie A fixture

Spalletti: “Osimhen? He is a warrior, he put the pieces of his face together and went back to fighting with us as he always did. We must show that we are at his height/level in the willingness to fight and to fight with anyone”



Spalletti speaking glowingly on The Mentality Of The Monster Machine .

Spalletti has seen the light fully and finally. He now knows.