Napata77:


You're talking rubbish. What does population have to do with anything?

Ethiopia are 100 million. China 2 billion. India 1.2 billion. But Equatorial Guinea, with a 1.5 million population, can beat everyone of those teams.

All over the world, when a team fails to perform, it is the COACH who is held responsible, not the players.

Nigeria cannot be different.

Whatever complaints you have about the team, it is the COACH who is PAID TOP DOLLAR to sort out those problems.

If he cannot do the job - and he has shown he is utterly useless - he should go, and go NOW.

verimoore:
As you mentioned, Peseiro has a wealth of experience coaching at the highest levels of international football, including stints with the national teams of Portugal and Tunisia. This experience and expertise will no doubt be invaluable as he works to build a cohesive and competitive squad for the Super Eagles.

At the same time, it's important to remember that coaching is just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to the success of any sports team. The Super Eagles will also need strong leadership, teamwork, and a commitment to excellence from all players, coaches, and staff if they hope to achieve their goals on the international stage.

I believe that with the right combination of talent, strategy, and determination, the Super Eagles have the potential to be a force to be reckoned with in the years to come. And with Peseiro at the helm, there's reason to believe that the team is in good hands.

So let's get behind the Super Eagles and support them as they work to achieve greatness on the pitch. Whether we're cheering from the stands or following along from afar, we can all play a part in helping Nigerian football reach new heights.

PerfectMan24:
The problem cannot be the coach.
With:
Jose = same result
Eguavor = same result
Roh = same result

And we have good players with international experiences. I think is spiritual, Nigeria cannot prosper under the watch of evil men.

A new Nigeria where everything work is possible.

hilaryCU:


Is India and China a footballing nation? The truth is that a footballing nation with the talents has an advantage. Go and meet India in their traditional sports of cricket or China in table tennis etc and tell me the result.

Napata77:


You're taking rubbish.

Take your stupid superstition elsewhere.

Those coaches you mentioned are journeymen coaches.

Nigeria needs a PROPER coach.

Spend the money on a PROPER international coach that has won things.

Failing that, give the team to an experienced former Eagle like Emmanuel Amunike or Finidi George, or even Sunday Oliseh.