gypsey:
who would want to play Well Or win Anything for Nigeria? Country were The players are not looked After or paid common Allowances.

Anyway, They lost, i won.. i am going now to cash my £1000 bet win on Algeria to win.

peacengine:
Ighalo my man was strolling around the field

peacengine:
Ighalo my man was strolling around the field

skallion7:
Senseless talk like this always vex me. Ghana were poor in this tournament

ikestephen:
I still do not accept it as the worst . Algeria was lucky too, they managed to survive a penalty that would have eliminated them to the semi's.

Angelfrost:


There is always gonna be the element of luck even with regards to the best like Barcelona, Man city or Liverpool... But, that doesn't negate the fact that we were played way off the field... Was it not the same Algeria we beat by 2 goals last time we met?.. They improved since then, while we declined.

ProudlyAfarmer:
Weldon boys!


Are u saying if the Algeriains had worn the Nigeria's
Jersey.... they wuld have bn undefeated also
Nigeria lack quality players, game plan and tactics.... all . The team make football look so boring


The jersey was the problem..




My opinion though.

SmartyPants:


Mr! First of all, playing for the National team is not a job. You can play anyhow you want and you owe nobody any excuses. If they don't like you they should drop you.

Secondly, it is a direct competition. As doctor when you see a patient is he or she deliberately trying outperform you? Under those circumstances, it is clear that an athlete cannot perform beyond his or her own talent level. What do you want him to do, become Ronaldo overnight?

ehix89:
Do you rank among the 1000 best practitioner in your field? to me Ighalo has done decently for himself, from the streets of Lagos to the level he is now is quite an achievement, you guys never seize to have gotten over the Argentina incidence

greenprince:


Wow... so accurate for you not to describe it as a job, but whatever is worth doing is worth doing well, so he could complete his work of charity and not receive any payments as well. But if he will drag his ass from China, it will be best if he sucks it up and performs. It's not his fault, it's the coach that keeps calling him up. The guy playing in the local club in my city even plays better than Ighalo for me

SmartyPants:


Odion Ighalo was plucked from the streets of Lagos at an early age, played all over Europe including the Premier League and banged in goals before moving to China where he plays for one of the better teams. There is a reason your local club man is still at your local club while Ighalo has spent his entire career (right from under 20 level where he was captain) till date, playing top level football.

So is it that the coaches who have selected him don't know what they're doing, or you don't know that much about football?

greenprince:


It's unfortunate that you refuse to recognise that success is a result of both hard work and preparation. Ighalo was banging goals in Europe while Gabriel Jesus was probably doing menial jobs in Brazil's slums, does that make Ighalo better than him?

Opportunity is the reason some dudes abroad are living large and feeling themselves but whenever a hungry dude sneaks out of Nigeria and meets an enabling environment, they thrive and stand out excellently. Oduduru should ring a bell