jihday:
Throw back to 2002 AFCON: when you have AFCON match by 2 and a basketball match by 5

Earthquake3:


She's a lesbian

jihday:
Throw back to 2002 AFCON: when you have AFCON match by 2 and a basketball match by 5

BascoVanVeli:


I think this was one of the most unforgettable jersey moments. I was in the states then and I knew a bunch of Americans who wanted to get their hands on that jersey. I they got fined but the money puma made definitely offset everything.

BascoVanVeli:


He should be ashamed of himself. A grown man hell bent on making a young kid look bad. This has gone on for years now and it is not cool at all.

OMANBALA1:


The guy is annoying. To him ,every Nigeria youngster is a crap while English players rules. Onyekuru, Chukwueze and Osimhen quality dey pain am eh.

Sportilitica:

That is not a jersey but a training kit.

jihday:
Throw back to 2002 AFCON: when you have AFCON match by 2 and a basketball match by 5

naturecures:
Nigerians expect the best of NDIDI, Madness is BALOGUN if pardoned the list will go on.

my concern is our Forward selection. Chai Rohr just need to small IMO and tactics right. I trust the defence no !ore mistakes.

attack should just use their head. Plz Plz plz

naturecures:
Nigerians expect the best of NDIDI, Madness is BALOGUN if pardoned the list will go on.

my concern is our Forward selection. Chai Rohr just need small IMO and get his tactics right. I trust the defence no !ore mistakes.

attack should just use their head. Plz Plz plz

jihday:
tbaba1234 have been absent for a while now, hope all is well

tbaba1234:


Haha, I am fine. I still dey vex for Gernot Rohr..

jihday:
Throw back to 2002 AFCON: when you have AFCON match by 2 and a basketball match by 5

Humility017:

egbon read very well before you quote me na.

I said those dribbling and beating of defenders is an asset if only the coach can teach the young man on what to do afterwards... we can get some creativity from there....

he can learn shot or pass the ball after such runs...

Joebie:
Ghana topped their group. The commentator may have been saying that based on were the teams stood in the group at the time their games were in progress.

TheSuperNerd:


She has been taken recently.... Sorry My Good man Kelly... You are late

BascoVanVeli:


Oga na married woman you dey eye so ooo

DrKlever:
Rohr matter dun tire me. I have lost all interest in the outcome of the match. I still wish we win.

BascoVanVeli:
My advice is that the players form an association both for home and foreign based. They should refuse to play any football until an agreement is reached for compensation. This should cover the league and all competitions. If the agreement is legally binding there will be less issues arising unnecessarily. This afcon situation simply happened because there was nothing put in place for the tournament unlike the World cup were everything was set in stone.

TheSuperNerd:
If true, I hope this can make Rohr turn to Osimhen.

forgiveness:
https://www.nairaland.com/5281222/top-10-reasons-why-feel


See our nearest neighbour prediction.

elyte89:



So tbaba too dey laff ,looks strange to me


Meanwhile rohr will convince u all on Saturday

darkelf:


I was enjoying a local meal but I just had to postpone it to reply you.

You're absolutely right about the bolded statement. YES, OUR BOYS DON"T SEEK TO IMPROVE. It's like their mentality. Many of them are just happy to play abroad and earn money.They don't think about ways their game may evolve. They don't actively seek ways to get better. I keep on saying that the only person who seems to work really hard at improvement is Ndidi and maybe Omeruo/Aina. I don't know him neither am I his personal trainer but it is self-evident in his game. Ndidi seems to be better with each passing season. A friend of mine in the UK says that there is no nightclub were Isaac Success and KC nacho isn't known. Tomorrow, we wonder why these boys have stagnant careers!!! There is a time for work and play, don't get me wrong but too much enjoyment especially for a sportsman is a real BANE.

How many of our players are on special diets?

How many of our players have personal fitness trainers? Not the one they quickly hire when it seems they might not make the squad but I mean the perennial personal trainers?

How many of our players stay back after team practice to practice set-pieces, finishing, tackling, PASSING, positioning etc?

How many of our players seek to play for the glory and not money? Don't get me wrong, money is important but when you have groomed yourself to be the best, Money will chase and overtake you. Its like the hidden law of football.

We can shout about Rohr from now till tomorrow but if these guys aren't doing their bit, there's little a National team coach can do (although Rohr has many deficiencies of his own).