Danielnino00:
Pinnick's tenure as NFF president officially ends today!

How would y'all rate the man after 8 years in charge??

do4luv14:




OK thanks, Now let's look at your point raised,

1 is off as I stated it above,

2, He started it, It's was the outbreak of covid, not to mention his prolong fight with Giwa,
Then you have Dalung, Along the line, how do you expect him to sustain the tempo, with a minister of sport who should had championed such things, against him

3, You can't blame him for going that part, Dalung refusing to release funds, and preparation needed to be made, you honestly can't


4. Afcon twice, I don't get it ooo, As for the worldcup, you me and everyone of us is responsible for us not qualifying, not Pinnick, Of we had not pulled his hand to sack Rohr, we won't be saying this


5. Those deals are in naira, and the players received their bodies in dollars, you do the maths

Will come back to 3,5 and 6 later

charlesemeka85:
and the nff shouldnt work hard in convincing him to play for us if he is really what jpes wants? At 23 he is yet to be capped by the Germans, a good pal of lorient’s hit man moffi, and been offered the opportunity to have a good international platform to showcase his talent with one of Africa’s most successful teams, so what made you think he will turn us down?

Even if he turns us down I see nothing wrong in reaching out to him again and who knows he may hv a change of heart much later and switch to us

Lookman is a good example

Subzero047:


Easy 9/10, we have played almost all the top 20 teams in the world in the world in friendlies, our preparation for the world cup and Afcon for the men and women were immaculate, he made the SE attractive to FB players, his achilles heel was appointment of coaches but despite that he is the best NFF president we have ever had

Joebie:
27 year old Dominic Iorfa in League 1. If he had chosen Nigeria back then it would have helped his career. We were in need of RBs at the time and he was a super regular in the Championship.

fabyom:
He won't turn us down. Stating that he can play for us through his grandparents on National media is a plea to us. We just need to call him up. Akpoguma captained their under 20 and played in a better team yet was not capped. Germany will never extend an invitation to him.

charlesemeka85:
I believe if the prospects of playing for us is brought to him he won’t hesitate to to accept it

We hv good advantage because he is not in the radar of the German FA currently and wasn’t capped in any of their youth teams. Also he is pals with moffi and bonke at lorient before he left on loan to Celtic this summer. I think it won’t be a tough decision for him to make

Having another cb playing in the ucl will be a welcomed development. He already has two goals in the Scottish league and played against shaktar donesk and Madrid in the ucl this season

Danielnino00:


Your excuse for number 2 isn't very clear .Rephrase it ..
Number 3, I don't see what Dalung has to do with that. Uyo stadium was the best available stadium pitch in the country at that time and it served us well.. What was the need to move the super eagles away from there? It all started after the world cup qualifiers ended.. Port Harcourt,Asaba, Benin city and then Lagos.. Dalung left, Sunday Dare came in but the matter remained...

Number 4, we failed to qualify for the AFCON twice in 2015 and 2017.. Under his tenure .
Our failure to qualify for this year world cup is on the NFF not the fans... I will say it again, sacking Rohr wasn't and can never be a mistake .The mistake was with the timing of the sack .When it was obvious that the man wasn't heading in any direction,they should have laid him off..Instead they offered him a new contract and kept him until the last minute ..
Number 5, I suggest you do some research... Was Nike paying the NFF in naira too? What about money received from FIFA and CAF? Money for participating in friendlies?

Joebie:
Which is your top pick?
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Even in Hungary, Esiti is not a regular.
Regulars only please that churn stats

Agboyi clubless since 2020

Luke Amos nor played since August.

My bro only Bright Osayi is a reasonable candidate to monitor

Danielnino00:


Your excuse for number 2 isn't very clear .Rephrase it ..
Number 3, I don't see what Dalung has to do with that. Uyo stadium was the best available stadium pitch in the country at that time and it served us well.. What was the need to move the super eagles away from there? It all started after the world cup qualifiers ended.. Port Harcourt,Asaba, Benin city and then Lagos.. Dalung left, Sunday Dare came in but the matter remained...

Number 4, we failed to qualify for the AFCON twice in 2015 and 2017.. Under his tenure .
Our failure to qualify for this year world cup is on the NFF not the fans... I will say it again, sacking Rohr wasn't and can never be a mistake .The mistake was with the timing of the sack .When it was obvious that the man wasn't heading in any direction,they should have laid him off..Instead they offered him a new contract and kept him until the last minute ..
Number 5, I suggest you do some research... Was Nike paying the NFF in naira too? What about money received from FIFA and CAF? Money for participating in friendlies?

BannedLarge:


My friend, shut up because you make no sense. The fans were responsible for that coach sack considering that he met all his targets, it was an unmerited sack and we were compensated with our worst ANC performance in 30 years/no World Cup. The team that eliminated us were in a worse predicament than us After ANC and they got the ticket

Danielnino00:


9/10?

I'd like to see Odunayaw rating too

PS: Remove the women team from your write up abeg .. .2016, 2018 and 2022 WAFCON,they didn't have any kind of preparation... 2016-2017, they didn't play any games and were without a coach because the NFF wanted to punish them for daring to protest over unpaid allowances after winning 2016 WAFCON...

Odunayaw:
6.5/10

BannedLarge:


My friend, shut up because you make no sense. The fans were responsible for that coach sack considering that he met all his targets, it was an unmerited sack and we were compensated with our worst ANC performance in 30 years/no World Cup. The team that eliminated us were in a worse predicament than us After ANC and they got the ticket

Danielnino00:


Shut up yourself... His sack was merited.. The timing was the problem..
The team was on a downward spiral under him .We were losing to some stupid teams here and there and you think he would have qualified us for the world cup over Ghana?

Danielnino00:
It's been almost a year since Rohr was sacked and none of the so called big teams have approached him for a coaching job... They told us that the likes of Algeria and Morocco were courting him...
BS!

Somebody who has been coaching for 4 decades now and no trophies to his name..


I'll repeat it for anyone that care to listen..Sacking him wasn't a mistake... The timing of the sack and the replacement gotten were the mistake...

andrewbaba44:


All managers will pick Haaland over Gabriel Jesus

Na pep no Dey like use number 9 ,he reach Haaland man begin use number 9

andrewbaba44:


All managers will pick Haaland over Gabriel Jesus

Na pep no Dey like use number 9 ,he reach Haaland man begin use number 9

AndSunGorilla:

Ok we can start with Bright and when Luke.starts playing too. Are Oladoye and Rabiu not playing regularly?

charlesemeka85:
and the nff shouldnt work hard in convincing him to play for us if he is really what jpes wants? At 23 he is yet to be capped by the Germans, a good pal of lorient’s hit man moffi, and been offered the opportunity to have a good international platform to showcase his talent with one of Africa’s most successful teams, so what made you think he will turn us down?

Even if he turns us down I see nothing wrong in reaching out to him again and who knows he may hv a change of heart much later and switch to us

Lookman is a good example

charlesemeka85:
it’s wasn’t a mistake but the timing was wrong

If would hv been sacked after the 2019 afcon or after the World Cup qualifiers

charlesemeka85:
osayi wey dey chop bench for fenebache?

Joebie:
I had said we could go both routes

jihday:
boss, can you compare Etebo’s season at galatasary vs alhassan 21/22 in Belgium then Ndidi last full season in Belgium against Onyedika’s 21/22. Thanks

charlesemeka85:
yea I knw, not sold out on the blackpool cb though Jenz isn’t much better than him but the factor why I prefer the latter is that he is just 23 and has the tendency to get better. Playing for Celtic in the ucl/uel is a good platform to form a better player of his age

Samueltemi337:
The timing was not wrong
Did you even watch that Cape Verde match
we were even lucky to get to the second round of the qualifications



Nothing would have changed if Rohr was still in charge during the Ghana match

Joebie:
We need CB options. Let’s have them and pick our best.

Joebie:
We need CB options. Let’s have them and pick our best.

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If Ajayi is good enough, Ekpiteta probably is.
We want even better CBs. But we have to try the available.

This is Ajayi(green) vs Marvin(blue)
Very similar players in completeness. The latter has the 7 point edge in defensive stats.