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Edna Imeda short video. Pace, power and packs a shot. And she's only 22! Reminds me of Salma Paruello of Barca and Spain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE-Bama8Ndk?si=lVUlUwkpiOpZWARo |
Which strikers you don too get? Oparanozie has retired. Oshoala is getting old and is injury prone Monday is now a left back Onumonu blows hot and cold With this girl, who is built like a tank (she reminds me of Paruello - same speed, build, guile and left foot) as well as Babajide, you have two good options to fill the gap. Exciting! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1N1hYxI7FU?si=ZhnYBPoSrFQ1GIO_ Deltamani: |
You read my mind. Just too embarrassed to even comment on it. WarHammer2000: |
Old news. This came out last week and has since been superseded by Gusau who asked the NFF Technical Committee to work on renewing Waldrum’s contract. BascoVanVeli: |
Stopped reading after this. The fact that you would lend credence to someone who made disparaging comments about members of the team (coaches and players), denied the comments and then went on to record an interview to pretty much validate what she said, goes to show where you get your facts from. Like it or not, as I previously said, Onome Ebi has outlived her usefulness to the team. She needs to leave the stage when the applause is loudest, else, those will quickly turn to boos and negate the great work she has done for the team in the past. Its her choice on which form of exit she want's her legacy to be pinned on. This latest team list was certainly NOT picked by Randy, as evidenced by some of the squad members who Randy would have never give consideration to. The Monle Oyono goalkeeper, for one, is someone Randy will never have considered. Ditto that for the Folorunsho girl, both of whom had poor performances previously at the national stage. This team is sprinkled with some good players to help mask the incompetent players slotted in. Nice try, NFF! BascoVanVeli: |
Jose Vilda Out! Fired as part of the Robiales aftermath. Obvious he was Robiales boy. Looks like the ladies eventually got their wish. |
This is too funny - una go wait taya! Someone just played all minutes for Nigeria in the most difficult world cup and performed exceptionably well. More than held her own. This was her very first senior national competition and she was rock solid. Against 3 teams ranked as top ten (10) women teams in world football. Yet, someone here is trying to tell us that this neophyte playing in D2 of the French league is better than her? I mean, seriously? Why do Nigerians like to continuously delude ourselves? There is a reason why the girl is playing in the French D2, She is not good enough! Pure and simple! let us know when she is able to hold her own in a competitive league. Until then, abeg, make man see road, pls! Deltamani: |
Debbie Abiodun 2 goals last night vs Duquesne Univ. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfXUAwBW0aw?si=9ooZRaDaL_egplcC |
Omilana tends to exude more confidence Deltamani: |
Samai Phiri (Zambian) also on the Pitt team. Very good #9 AkinDS: |
Not at all concerned about the experience part. The fact that she came straight from college and into consideration as a starter for PSG is massive. She will gain experience playing and training daily with some of the football greats as you listed. Just watching this game, it’s amazing how much she has grown. Impressive. Deltamani: |
Both have had several opportunities to make the cut and have not been able to. There are many up and coming players in the US, UK and possibly Nigeria, who would add more value. Time to move on. Deltamani: |
Zogg & Okeke Deltamani: |
Sorry, but neither of these two are good enough. There are others that need to be focused on. Deltamani: |
She used to be a sub at Houston Dash but now is a starter at right back. The WWC helped her become one of the top 10 rightbacks in the world, thanks to Randy's vision of recognizing her value and playing her in that position. Massive kudos to her and the likes of Ashleigh and Toni for embracing and excelling at new roles the coach asked them to play... unlike our infamous 'Ms. Thang', who still believes she is better than someone else (not naming names...), but is incapable of being versatile. Deltamani: |
Here is a cost savings proposal to the useless NFF... Sanusi Mohammed (Sec. Gen.) makes $10k/mo (paid in US dollars) Randy Waldrum makes $10k/mo. Get rid of Sanusi, who does absolutely nothing at all, but be a cog in the wheel of progress and retain Randy, who is actually adding value to the team. That's $10k / month in savings for the NFF, which could be used to help pay off the monies owed to the multitude of coaches being owed bonuses over the years. ...but of course, Gusau is too much of an im.becile. to do that, especially since Sanusi is a fellow northerner. Morons running the show in the NFF. lovewins: |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSvFYq-yPNI&t=205s AkinDS: |
Looks like she’s a left footed player. Would want to see her play for Valencia before making a call about her possibly being considered for SF. Deltamani: |
Her name is Taiwo TEWOGBOLA Afolabi (not Tegbogbola) Tessyy1701: |
On the contrary, the facts are very relevant. 1. Fact. She started both games because 2 of the choice center-backs were injured. (Wo)Manpower shortage in the CB position during the Turkey friendlies. Coach had no choice but to field her. Otherwise, she would have been on the bench, like she was in the 3 friendlies (pre-Turkey) and the FIFA WWC (post-Turkey). 2. Fact. Unclear about your reference to the coach and her being forced on him. Not sure where that came from. 3. Fact. Agree the only thing that would change within the next 4 years is her still being on the team as a player. Ain't gon happen. You can take that the bank! All that talk about 7 WWCs is her stroking her own ego. She really needs to go get her coaching certs - she has learnt alot over her 30+ yrs of playing football. She needs to make herself useful and start a post playing career as a coach, if she has any hope of attending the next WWC. BascoVanVeli: |
Yes, since her U17 days and I am still not impressed. Nnadozie was a backup to her. I’m sorry, but I don’t see the value she can add. Would rather invest in some of the younger keepers like Omilana or the Anderline girl. Deltamani: |
Both Ohale and Plumptre were nursing injuries at the time (vs Haiti and N. Zealand). It therefore made sense for her to play. Consequently, during the WWC proper, she was a bench warmer. Not particularly bothered by her comments because she wouldn’t make the team. It is absolutely ridiculous to even suggest she would, considering that he plethora of players Nigeria has and will have by the next WC. BascoVanVeli: |
Seriously? You’re kidding, right? BascoVanVeli: |
Of the 14 players you listed, only Nicole Payne, Chinyere Kalu, Oyenezide, Rinsola, Evelyn and Mbadi are worth spending any time on. The others are either too old or simple not good enough, as they have underwhelmed. That U20 keeper during the recent WAFU cup, Jumoke Alani, Ajakaiye and Bello should be the focus of our Next gen SF. I really don’t know what you continually see in that Okeke keeper. For me, she has proven to be very poor, lacking in the basic fundamentals of goalkeeping. Deltamani: |
Debbie Abiodun is from Ibadan, Oyo State. Born and raised. So… Curtisaxel10: |
2-0 This is looking like a very long afternoon for China. lovewins: |
So could have the vicious shin stump by Evelyn Viens on Ohale which had multiple compound fracture written all over it and was a no call (it seems all the people in the VAR room were on a bathroom break when the incident happened). The Canadian got up and completed the match as if nothing happened. Clearly, there was no ill-intent from Abiodun, unlike the Canadians stump which was intentional. PDPGuy: |
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Even Okobi said Randy was the only decision maker for the list but they don't want to believe it. When Randy does what they like he is a great coach but when they don't like it, the excuses come out.