Abeg na, let us take the positives from this match.

My own positive :

1. The super eagles tried moving the ball a little better than they used to, especially towards the end of the second

half when it seemed they started to understand themselves. So if that team achieves cohesion and

understanding, We would definitely call them world beaters.

2. Apart from some of the already established foreign based players, I was able to spot some new SE player's I Like

A. Solomon Okoronkwo (Except that he should fine tune his runs, and passes).

B. The Number 4 (I don't know his name) that replaced Energy Oterpa. That guy's passes were completed

and they seemed to be attacking-minded. That to me, defines the kind of midfielder the SE needs right

now. Even if he is not the best, we can manage him. (I insist the SE coaches should take a closer look at

that guy).

na_so:

I did not watch the match. DID SOLOMON OKORONKWO DO WELL? i like that guy too much.

He gets a 5/10 from me. He didn't do much going forward (which player apart from Osaze did?) but I like the fact that he backtracked well and helped out his wing back. I hope he gets more invites to play for us.

If yakubu waz in dat game, he woulda scored, dnt hate my opinion!!!

@semid4lyfe

Thanx. I really liked the way that guy played for siasia's olympic team. If we can not get a full okocha as replacement, we  can make do with a team with players that have  fractions of his(okocha's) artistery.

efeboy:

Abeg na, let us take the positives from this match.

My own positive :

1. The super eagles tried moving the ball a little better than they used to, especially towards the end of the second

half when it seemed they started to understand themselves. So if that team achieves cohesion and

understanding, We would definitely call them world beaters.

2. Apart from some of the already established foreign based players, I was able to spot some new SE player's I Like

A. Solomon Okoronkwo (Except that he should fine tune his runs, and passes).

B. The Number 4 (I don't know his name) that replaced Energy Oterpa. That guy's passes were completed

and they seemed to be attacking-minded. That to me, defines the kind of midfielder the SE needs right

now. Even if he is not the best, we can manage him. (I insist the SE coaches should take a closer look at

that guy).

I've always said it that Eguavoen is a great coach. I remember when he took over the super eagles that could not score nor string 3 correct passes under Christian Chukwu in 2006, with the same super eagles players that he chukwu handled he made the team score a whooping 10goals in two matches. 5-2 away at Algeria and 5-1 at home with Zimbabwe unfortunately it was too late for NFF because Angola went on to win their remaining matches and qualified ahead of SE.

I think we should have left him alone to build our team then but we are never patient instead we went to bring on low-lifer Amodu.

deb:

I think we should have left him alone to build our team then but we are never patient instead we went to bring on low-lifer Amodu.

That low-lifer is more valuable than you can ever be when it comes to the issue of Nigeria, he remains the number one local coach when it comes to achievement and that you cannot take away from him.

Suck it up bro and stop being a low-lifer you claim others are.

^^^^^

u are on your own

honeric01:

That low-lifer is more valuable than you can ever be when it comes to the issue of Nigeria, he remains the number one local coach when it comes to achievement and that you cannot take away from him.

Suck it up bro and stop being a low-lifer you claim others are.

While I don't agree with calling anyone a 'low lifer' (whatever that means), I totally disagree that Amodu's achievements supercedes that of any other local coach.

Did Amodu win silver or Gold with a Nigerian National team at CAF or FIFA levels?

Did Amodu win The African Champions League with any Nigerian or non-Nigerian clubside?

Did Amodu win the local league and if he did how many?

I can name at least three Nigerian coaches who have higher credentials and even uptodate ones than Amodu!

proudly9ja:

While I don't agree with calling anyone a 'low lifer' (whatever that means), I totally disagree that Amodu's achievements supercedes that of any other local coach.

Did Amodu win silver or Gold with a Nigerian National team at CAF or FIFA levels?

Did Amodu win The African Champions League with any Nigerian or non-Nigerian clubside?

Did Amodu win the local league and if he did how many?

I can name at least three Nigerian coaches who have higher credentials and even uptodate ones than Amodu!

Compare any national team coach's achievements (local) with that of Amodu and let's see the comparison.

Does Mourinho have any national coaching achievements? nope but he is rated as one of the best club-wise.

So i repeat Amodu is the most achieving local coach we have till date when it comes to national duties, if you disagree, then let us see the list and names of those who beat him to this.

honeric01:

Compare any national team coach's achievements (local) with that of Amodu and let's see the comparison.

Does Mourinho have any national coaching achievements? nope but he is rated as one of the best club-wise.

So i repeat Amodu is the most achieving local coach we have till date when it comes to national duties, if you disagree, then let us see the list and names of those who beat him to this.

Has Mourinho coached any national team and failed?

Anyways, I really donn't want to go into any Amodu debate now. You are entitled to your opinion just as I am to mine. Im sorry I brought it up in the first place.

Anyone with highlights of the Nigeria Korea game?

deb:

I've always said it that Eguavoen is a great coach. I remember when he took over the super eagles that could not score nor string 3 correct passes under Christian Chukwu in 2006, with the same super eagles players that he chukwu handled he made the team score a whooping 10goals in two matches. 5-2 away at Algeria and 5-1 at home with Zimbabwe unfortunately it was too late for NFF because Angola went on to win their remaining matches and qualified ahead of SE.

I think we should have left him alone to build our team then but we are never patient instead we went to bring on low-lifer Amodu.

So tell me , how many goals did the team score at CAN 2006 in Egypt after 6 matches? Afterall he used the same players that scored 10 goals in two matches.

All dis kind analysis na im dey tire me for NL.

proudly9ja:

Has Mourinho coached any national team and failed?

Pls don't start what you cant finish bro.

na_so:

So tell me , how many goals did the team score at CAN 2006 in Egypt after 6 matches? Afterall he used the same players that scored 10 goals in two matches.

All dis kind analysis na im dey tire me for NL.

up eagles

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