Buhari effects.

mansakhalifa:

True Plateau got the rawest deal of all. The hardest nut to crack.

sha...plateau are gud at playing dull football and dose tunisian guys are fast...if de can slow dem down,den de re tru

Washere my own MFM... All d best..
Make second love SUNSHINE STARS too do enter continent back oooo

Reference:


Step by step. You don't expect greenhorns to sack established continental giants overnight. That being said the consistency that makes north african teams powerhouses must be our target. The NPFL should look at the structure of clubs with the aim of establishing their long term viability. This can be done by encouraging them firstly to evolve their ownership away from sole proprietorship either by state governments or individuals. The overall aim will be to make them public liability companies in the long run so that funding is more broad based and individual influences and fortunes are contained. It can set this as a precondition for teams to be promoted from the NSL and give the existing NPFL clubs a set medium term limit which to devolve or evolve their ownership structure.

The idea of waiting for a 'sports loving governor' or billionaire politico-socialite looking for publicity or a plaything to massage his ego, to awaken the fortunes of a regional club can then be out of the window permanently. You can imagine that all four reps last season did not make it this time around and shows the inconsistency that cannot bring success at the international stage.

Commercial success which is vital to the long term viability of clubs also requires a more robust structure of league clubs. Sponsorship thrives on stability and sustainable success. Sponsorship thrives on branding. Sponsorship thrives on organisation. Sponsorship primarily comes from the private sector and they prefer to deal with 'private sector counterparts'. No one is comfortable giving money to a government owned entity due to accountability issues so clubs should be herded by the NPFL towards making them business centres.

With proper funding comes the ability to plan long term, tie down squad players to proper contracts, build infrastructure and brand.

can all of these be achieved before march when the teams play in CAF?

Proudly Akwa United

Good, but here is the end of road for three teams.

Timoleon:


Except we want to lie to ourselves or be patriotic and sentimental. Club football in Africa is lorded over by the north Africans and maybe Tp Mazembe. Personally I believe mfm and plateau won't make it past this round.

yes the north Africans are dominating club football because of good organization and strong currency that encourages their players to stay at home,football has gone scientific and we need to up our game strategies too,ee should have criteria for picking players such as speed(minimum of 100m/12sec),endurance (10km/1hr45min),height (minimum of1.6m),then skills,team spirit and temperament,but most times our players are picked haphazardly,out sentiment etc when combined with poor organization and remuneration it becomes almost impossible for our teams to do well against the best on the continent,it will not be a surprise if eventually none of our team makes it into the group stages of both competitions.

Here on the Plateau, we are in charge of this game.


Full confidence on our boys.. Bring them on

A good time to flood the market with their jerseys. Ahhhhrgh.


Reasoning is to high, basic things are overlooked.

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smokedfish:
sha...plateau are gud at playing dull football and dose tunisian guys are fast...if de can slow dem down,den de re tru

Slow football... contain them.
But they should try to go for the result at home before heading to Tunisia to bore the North Africans to death.

Eyah, some of them are out already. Etoile du Sahel will definitely knock out Plateau United. MFM will also have it tough. Enyimba should be able to win.

mansakhalifa:

Slow football... contain them.
But they should try to go for the result at home before heading to Tunisia to bore the North Africans to death.

fact

Reference:


Step by step. You don't expect greenhorns to sack established continental giants overnight. That being said the consistency that makes north african teams powerhouses must be our target. The NPFL should look at the structure of clubs with the aim of establishing their long term viability. This can be done by encouraging them firstly to evolve their ownership away from sole proprietorship either by state governments or individuals. The overall aim will be to make them public liability companies in the long run so that funding is more broad based and individual influences and fortunes are contained. It can set this as a precondition for teams to be promoted from the NSL and give the existing NPFL clubs a set medium term limit which to devolve or evolve their ownership structure.

The idea of waiting for a 'sports loving governor' or billionaire politico-socialite looking for publicity or a plaything to massage his ego, to awaken the fortunes of a regional club can then be out of the window permanently. You can imagine that all four reps last season did not make it this time around and shows the inconsistency that cannot bring success at the international stage.

Commercial success which is vital to the long term viability of clubs also requires a more robust structure of league clubs. Sponsorship thrives on stability and sustainable success. Sponsorship thrives on branding. Sponsorship thrives on organisation. Sponsorship primarily comes from the private sector and they prefer to deal with 'private sector counterparts'. No one is comfortable giving money to a government owned entity due to accountability issues so clubs should be herded by the NPFL towards making them business centres.

With proper funding comes the ability to plan long term, tie down squad players to proper contracts, build infrastructure and brand.

You speaked the truth brother...but first, let's start using academy players (not grandpas) then ban most of the match officials.