victorazy:


Tried where?

Person that couldn't read game.

alsudan:
The Gaffer should have been given a long term contract to build the team.

Pinnick can now hire his foreign coach and share the Bogus Salary with him.

festacman:
Augustine Eguavon is not particularly a successful coach going by accomplishments. But his bold performance at AFCON once again made a strong case for highly qualified indigenous coaches like Emmanuel Amunike, George Finidi, etc.

He was unlucky not to have Victor Osihmen, Dennis Emmanuel, Etebor, etc in the squad for selection. However, it must be said that rather than coach Eguavoen's tactics, it was team spirit and of course individual player form that took us far during group stage. When tactics were badly needed at KO stage, coach of Tunisian team showed superiority.

Nevertheless, in order not to distract the players, Augustine Eguavoen should oversee our WC qualifiers against Ghana.

TheGiftedOne:
Add honorable to his name because he just did the honorable thing. Something most politicians can't, won't and will never do.

Time to ring the changes administratively and plot for how to whoop Ghana in the ass.

alsudan:
The Gaffer should have been given a long term contract to build the team.

Pinnick can now hire his foreign coach and share the Bogus Salary with him.

tesppidd:
Are you still trying to justify your foolishness?

What's the prize for winning 3 straight matches at AFCON?

Has there ever been a prize for winning 3 straight matches at AFCON?



That's the problem with you people. You won 3 straight matches, got complacent and started bragging and boasting all over the place,

Thinking there's a trophy for winning all group matches, and now you're blaming Buhari ..


Why do we reason like goats in this country sef?

Maobichek:


After the group stage, many said that Eguavon should be signed on permenant basis but everything changed immediately we lost to Tunisia. Tunisia were better tactically and that was the work of the coach.

9182736455O1999:
May Buhari call your enemies this week

GreatrAnalyst:



No coach can please everybody.
If you check the thread of Nigeria Vs Tunisia, that's what many were recommending.

And truly how many attempts came from Awoniyi, or even combined with Ihenacho? I am sure if he didn't eventually remove them, people will still blame him. Sadiq and the other Yoruba guy who came in, I checked both were striking... Just my thought.
No coach can please everybody.

Inspirer1:

I wish he had done that earlier cos I observed we had better chances in front of the opponent's goal after he did that.

alsudan:
The Gaffer should have been given a long term contract to build the team.

Pinnick can now hire his foreign coach and share the Bogus Salary with him.

festacman:
Augustine Eguavon is not particularly a successful coach going by accomplishments. But his bold performance at AFCON once again made a strong case for highly qualified indigenous coaches like Emmanuel Amunike, George Finidi, etc.

He was unlucky not to have Victor Osihmen, Dennis Emmanuel, Etebor, etc in the squad for selection. However, it must be said that rather than coach Eguavoen's tactics, it was team spirit and of course individual player form that took us far during group stage. When tactics were badly needed at KO stage, coach of Tunisian team showed superiority.

Nevertheless, in order not to distract the players, Augustine Eguavoen should oversee our WC qualifiers against Ghana.

TOPCRUISE:
Chai! He step down to avoid getting sacked. Getting sacked on the job will otherwise spoil his CV.
Better to sack yourself than getting sacked.

Nemere2020:

https://dailypost.ng/2022/01/23/breaking-eguavoen-steps-down-as-super-eagles-coach-after-afcon-2021-exit/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1642975548

dfrost:
Tactics, tactics and tactics.

Removing two strikers at the same time?

sweetjohn:
You are the one with the hate bro. And I pray you die in your hatred for Igbos. Amen

backbencher:


Thing is, we did not fail because of one tribe we failed because Nigeria is not good enough at football or any sports an has not been good enough for years. And Buhari has changed nothing since he took over

Even if we replaced the team with people from your tribe, the story is going to be the same.

As an example,is there an interschool football tournament in your hometown every year for identifying talent? When was the last time an npfl team won something at continental level?

TrackerXL:
All this cork n bull story no concern

We are all here when you Igbos praised your self solely in the group stages n took all the credit now that the team as failed n it glaring to the dead your father's should come n take the place n not start lecturing me about inter collegiate games

backbencher:
.

Cock and bull.

1.I'm not Igbo or yoruba or hausa or fulani. Sorry.

2.I have never deceived myself that we were good enough in football, and have held that view for over 20 years.

nedekid:

[s]You are stupid and foolish (your word) yet you do not know it, and that is the sad part.
If you had any sense at all, you will not address who you do not know with words that pass your pay grade.
Anyway using your words, you are foolish since with how smart you are, you have buhari as your president.[/s]

9182736455O1999:
May Buhari call your enemies this week

Seun360:


Mumu Coach, na just vibes and Insha Allah.

TrackerXL:
E no concern me.
Those that took credit for the group stages when they know we are not good enough must take the debit/blame for the knockout stage. If you like be from hellfire no one gives a flying furk the part of hell you n your household is from.

robosky02:




I want him to continue as super eagles coach

TrackerXL:
Na so igbo push this man till he enter gutter but who cares to hell with you n the hate your tribe as been promoting n projections at others.

TOPCRUISE:
Chai! He step down to avoid getting sacked. Getting sacked on the job will otherwise spoil his CV.
Better to sack yourself than getting sacked.