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Schemerkhiz:
She already joined them..

Schemerkhiz:
She has played in Russia before for Rossiyanka FC alongside Desire Oparanozie,

CSKA needed this signing bad bad to get that Champions League slot (Russia only have two)..
They bought in Damjanovic from Sporting, GIdeon from Dijon in France and then Ordega

Cameroonian veteran Aboudi Onguene have been playing in Russia for over 7yrs now

The money that is talking right now.. Russia is ranked between 12-14 as far as the European women Football Leagues are concerned

Schemerkhiz:
Breaking News

Nigerian soccer player Francisca Ordega "Franny" leaves Levante UD and is transferred to CSKA Moscow, after the agreement was made official.


Ordega was one of the attackers recently added to the squad. With the last blows of the Primera Iberdrola 2020/21 she joined the ranks of Levante. During that period of time, Franny only played three official matches as a Levantine, entering as a revulsive.

Now, just two weeks after playing the first preliminary phase of the Women's Champions League, the Levantine team is left without the 27-year-old African, in exchange for a sum of economic income that has not materialized.

naptu2:
He is referring to the 2002 edition. They won 1-0 in the group stage in Warri, but we beat them 2-0 in the final.

PetroDolla2020:
You don’t get it, right? I told you nigeria used to dominate female football in Africa. I just told you that this victory by Hasaacas marks the beginning of a change in that paradigm. It was obvious from the way the Ghanians played your team, it was obvious they came into the game brimming with great confidence, great composure. That is what I am talking about. Do you know what it means to have a psychological boost, going into future games with an opponent you think you can beat?

Why do you think Ghanaian male teams often beat their Nigerian opponents? It’s mainly psychological A typical Ghanaian male team goes into every game with Nigeria with the belief they can beat them. And it works most of the time. And now the female Ghanaian teams are getting the confidence and psychological boost that they can play and beat Nigerian female teams. That changes everything. Watch this space. Future matches involving female teams from Ghana and Nigeria will be far more interesting than they had been in the past. You may not agree, but I can tell you for free that the era of Nigeria’s dominance in female football in Africa is gone for good!

Ghana’s female team was the first female team to beat Nigeria in Nigeria many years ago, at Warri. Go back and look at your records. It’s not as if Nigeria had been totally dominant over Ghana’s female teams in the past. Ghana had won Nigerian female teams in the past.

PetroDolla2020:
You don’t get it, right? I told you nigeria used to dominate female football in Africa. I just told you that this victory by Hasaacas marks the beginning of a change in that paradigm. It was obvious from the way the Ghanians played your team, it was obvious they came into the game brimming with great confidence, great composure. That is what I am talking about. Do you know what it means to have a psychological boost, going into future games with an opponent you think you can beat?

Why do you think Ghanaian male teams often beat their Nigerian opponents? It’s mainly psychological A typical Ghanaian male team goes into every game with Nigeria with the belief they can beat them. And it works most of the time. And now the female Ghanaian teams are getting the confidence and psychological boost that they can play and beat Nigerian female teams. That changes everything. Watch this space. Future matches involving female teams from Ghana and Nigeria will be far more interesting than they had been in the past. You may not agree, but I can tell you for free that the era of Nigeria’s dominance in female football in Africa is gone for good!

Ghana’s female team was the first female team to beat Nigeria in Nigeria many years ago, at Warri. Go back and look at your records. It’s not as if Nigeria had been totally dominant over Ghana’s female teams in the past. Ghana had won Nigerian female teams in the past.

PetroDolla2020:
You think Nigeria will win the CL final? I don’t think so. Watch out for Hasaacas Ladies. In a few moths from now they will be totally transformed. They are going to get all the support they need from now on, and you’ll be surprised how much they would have improved the next time you see them play.

Congratulations to my sweet Hasaacas Ladies for making all Ghanaians proud today. I pray you win more trophies for Mother Ghana. Amen!

PetroDolla2020:
This is the first time Hasaacas Ladies had played outside Ghana. So they were very naive. Also, their preparation for the tournament wasn’t great. They only got serious few weeks to the tournament when they made an appeal for financial support from Ghanaians and got a very good response.

If you watched the first match between the two teams, Hasaacas made some silly mistakes which the Nigerians capitalized on to score those two goals. Hasaacas also missed two glorious opportunities to score in the first match. They even hit the upright.

Meanwhile, the nigerian girls were busy scoring goals because they were promised one million naira per each goal scored They were busy banging in goals when they should be pacing themselves for the final. I watched highlights of the match today and I dare say the better team won!

Congratulations to my Ghana girls. God bless you for inflicting another sweet victory on Nigeria! It’s sweet. Very sweet

timay:
The best team they will play is this ghanian team. It's like you are ascribing the reputation of the North African men to their women . Like seriously? They North African women are probably the worse women team on the continent.

Schemerkhiz:
It was in 2014/2015 when Edwin Okon was Coach he tried bringing her in to replace Precious Dede knowing fully well that she has never been top notch...

Nigerian Coaches with their Sentiment...
One of the reason i respect Coach Florence Omagbemi and Uche Ngozi Eucharia

Schemerkhiz:
Alaba Jonathan

robosky02:
Who dey win

Schemerkhiz:
Same thing Okon did while he was the Coach of the Superfalcons, tried every means to make Whyte first choice ahead of veteran Precious Dede then but didn't work out...

Abeg make Okon and e sentiment get out

BascoVanVeli:
They are cheating us.

Schemerkhiz:
Ibubeleye Whyte is just 29yrs old...
Monkey no fine but e Mama like am..

AkinDS:
Competition is in line with a FIFA date (September 13 - 21).
Two groups of three teams, with group leaders playing in finals and probably a day of rest in between matches.
Not so much you can get done with a competition hosting 6 teams in 8 days
FIFA Women's Calendar - 2021

BascoVanVeli:

...This was confirmed in an invitation letter sent to the General Secretary of participating countries signed by the Director of Organisation and Chairperson of the Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL), Aisha Falode on August 4, 2021.

“On behalf of the President of the Nigeria Football Federation NFF, Amaju Pinnick and Chairman Organising Committee Barrister Seyi Akinwunmi, we have the pleasure to update you on our Secretary General’s invitation of 13 April 2021 to the Senior National women’s team to the Six-Nation Invitational Tournament (Aisha Buhari Cup) in Lagos, Nigeria.” The letter read.

Rivers Angels should participate.

Schemerkhiz:
Are you seeing the job Mary Saiki is doing in the Midfield??
#No.4

CoolJulian:
Sorry, which "more competitive league" does Rinsola play in? How is she a better player than the duo? Could you, please, roll out her accomplishments? What's the age difference between her and Ini Umotong?.. Just say, you like her, okay? For your information, Umotong and Uchenna are clearly better than her, as for Orji, I don't know.

PDPGuy:
BTW, Vivian should be given a look-in by Waldrum. Yes, the opponents weren’t the greatest out there, but Vivian showed some desirable qualities in a winger.