Super Falcons coach Randy Waldrum disagrees with Nigeria’s position on post-World Cup FIFA ranking. The American gaffer has questioned the latest FIFA women’s world rankings as concerned the former African champions. In the wake of the latest FIFA Women’s World Rankings released on Thursday, Super Falcons head coach Randy Waldrum voiced his disagreement with Nigeria’s current position.

The Super Falcons achieved a historic feat by reaching the knockout round of the World Cup for only the third time in their history. Their journey ended in a nail-biting penalty shootout against eventual finalists England. Remarkably, Nigeria remained unbeaten in regulation time throughout the tournament, securing notable draws against Canada, Ireland, and England.

Their crowning moment came in a thrilling encounter against co-hosts Australia, where they triumphed 3-2 in a match that will be remembered for years to come. FIFA, evidently impressed by Nigeria’s performance, maintained their status as the number one team on the African continent. However, Coach Waldrum, who also holds the position of head coach for Pitt women’s soccer, expressed his dissatisfaction with this ranking.

Randy Waldrum, renowned for his steadfast support of his team, made a name for himself on the global stage as the manager of Nigeria during the Women’s World Cup this summer. Prior to the event, he had engaged in a public dispute with the Nigeria Football Federation, highlighting issues such as delayed payments and subpar training conditions for his team.

Despite these off-field challenges, Waldrum’s unwavering support created a strong bond of trust within the Super Falcons squad, while his tactical prowess inspired the team to perform at their best in front of millions of fans. His willingness to confront the Nigeria Football Federation for improved working conditions made it clear that he would not shy away from challenging FIFA and their global rankings.
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Super Falcons coach Randy Waldrum disagrees with Nigeria’s position on post-World Cup FIFA ranking. The American gaffer has questioned the latest FIFA women’s world rankings as concerned the former African champions. In the wake of the latest FIFA Women’s World Rankings released on Thursday, Super Falcons head coach Randy Waldrum voiced his disagreement with Nigeria’s current position.

The Super Falcons achieved a historic feat by reaching the knockout round of the World Cup for only the third time in their history. Their journey ended in a nail-biting penalty shootout against eventual finalists England. Remarkably, Nigeria remained unbeaten in regulation time throughout the tournament, securing notable draws against Canada, Ireland, and England.

Their crowning moment came in a thrilling encounter against co-hosts Australia, where they triumphed 3-2 in a match that will be remembered for years to come. FIFA, evidently impressed by Nigeria’s performance, maintained their status as the number one team on the African continent. However, Coach Waldrum, who also holds the position of head coach for Pitt women’s soccer, expressed his dissatisfaction with this ranking.

Randy Waldrum, renowned for his steadfast support of his team, made a name for himself on the global stage as the manager of Nigeria during the Women’s World Cup this summer. Prior to the event, he had engaged in a public dispute with the Nigeria Football Federation, highlighting issues such as delayed payments and subpar training conditions for his team.

Despite these off-field challenges, Waldrum’s unwavering support created a strong bond of trust within the Super Falcons squad, while his tactical prowess inspired the team to perform at their best in front of millions of fans. His willingness to confront the Nigeria Football Federation for improved working conditions made it clear that he would not shy away from challenging FIFA and their global rankings.
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We Nigerians have celebrated 10th position given to us, Good work Randy Waldrum

HE IS RIGHT. I ALSO SAID IT MYSELF THAT THAT No 10 ranking was an INSULT to the Super Falcons, who proved they were CERTAINLY among the top 3 teams in the tournament, especially after the humiliatingly one-sided game against England.

Rossikk:
HE IS RIGHT. I ALSO SAID IT MYSELF THAT THAT No 10 ranking was an INSULT to the Super Falcons, who proved they were CERTAINLY among the top 3 teams in the tournament, especially after the humiliatingly one-sided game against England.

Nigeria has actually win that match if not for the too much extra given which makes it a draw, there was a fowl play there

Rossikk:
HE IS RIGHT. I ALSO SAID IT MYSELF THAT THAT No 10 ranking was an INSULT to the Super Falcons, who proved they were CERTAINLY among the top 3 teams in the tournament, especially after the humiliatingly one-sided game against England.

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