Caprikon's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Caprikon's Profile › Caprikon's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (of 17 pages)
I just hope Chuks can rediscover his AFCON 2019 form....the attacking Trident should look more like. Lookman......Osimhen/Boni/Awo....Chuks |
Missing out of an U_17 world cup will cause a setback to the careers of some of our prodigies. Not sure of the qualification criteria but let the team at least try to finish 3rd, just in case it helps. |
Na so Oliseh use grammar confuse us that time. Provided majority of the players have confidence in Finidi and the technical crew get their acts right..we are good to go. |
Kompany to Bayern isn't entirely surprising. Bayern have long had a philosophy that prioritizes the "system" over the head coach. For a club their size, the only recently started getting involved with Marquee coaches. Good for Kompany's CV. Let's see how it goes. |
Puskas, Prati, Di Stefano, Lookman..illustrious company. |
Lookman is proving to be quite some steal. Most likely will succeed Osimhen as the APOTY. |
elyte89:Usyk can't be outboxed by anyone! Fury most likely will go all out for the KO in the rematch. |
Broos' SA are a decent ball playing with good chemistry. The definitely have more time to prepare for their games since a good number of them are home based and play together at club level. I expect a more direct tactical approach from Finidi. |
Marjoribanks:Germany under Klinsmann did something like that after their horror show at Euro 2004 and I think that culminated in their eventual 2014 world cup win. Spanish teams have always had this thing about patient build up with play with short passes. Though I understand the difficulty with national teams...with time ...there has to adaption to the players especially when there is a deep in the quality. |
I hope someday the NFF will implement a system where the national teams have a defined playing style from U_15s to the SE. ( Not necessarily tiki taka 😁). That has to be part of the recipe for long term dominance on the continent and globally. Most of the policies and decisions of the NFF are geared towards short term results. |
Finidi has his work cutout. Looks like it will be calculator things towards the end of the qualifiers. Missing out on an expanded world cup with a record number slots for African teams will be unpardonable. |
Most of these religious tweeps always find a way to defend the indefensible. The man is a very arrogant and uncouth. EOD |
Nnadozie is a safe pair of hands. The team needs this Olympics to build on their WC performance. |
Mali is the superior team tonight. Better spatial awareness and coordinated transitions. Let's see how the second half goes. |
Mehn ,Naija is funny sha..we forget easily and end up making cyclical errors. Eguavoen's tactical limitations cost us AFCON progress and world cup qualification but he gets the nod again. Not expecting anything from the Guardiola wannabe. |
mrwilliams9:Probably still adapting to the league. He gets bullied off the ball too easily. He may need to bulk up a bit. My big worry has been his SE performance. He is yet to show anything close to his AFCON19 performance. |
Before following up. Print a copy of your bank statement for the said duration. SMS charge is meant to be N4 per alert. Do a computation of your transactions for each month (debits and credits) to see if it adds up to the total sum deducted. Any discrepancy found from this should form the basis of your case. |
Kog45:The tiredness wasn't just physical but also mental. Peseiro inadvertently acknowledged this in his post match analysis. It is good to utilize the squad during a tournament to prevent issues like this. Keshi used to work with a Togolese Psychologist. I don't know if JP has any. The Ivorians were under less mental pressure than our players which was strange given that they were playing at home. |
The backlash received by the SE players from some quarters is sickening. These guys are HEROES....Very few gave them a chance to do anything tangible. The comaraderie in this team was noticeable different. The fought together, suffered together but came up short in the end. We as fans need to get behind them. Egypt was able to win our total AFCON tally between 2006 - 2010. There is nothing stopping us from achieving such a feat with proper planning. |
caprikon:The last paragraph sums up the game today. Keshi's 2013 team were swashbuckling though started slowly. WCQ is next....early preparation is key. |
elyte89:The Ivorians played their best game today. SA exposed our frailties, CIV picked up from there. I was expecting a tactical switch after the SA game, to at least unsettle the Ivorian game plan which never happened. Fatigue played a key role. A team defending continuously will definitely suffer physical and mental fatigue. |
No need kicking the team at this moment. Never expected Naija to go this far. Ivory Coast is the story of the tourney though.Mehn their mentality is monstrous. Kudos to the guys and the coach. But this night has shown us one thing, negative football has it's limitations. We ended up conceding as many goals in the final as we did all through the tournament prior to the finals. The team that takes the initiative, will most likely carry the day in the end. |
CIV deserves this on the balance of play except we rally late |
An ultra defensive setup has it draw backs. |
Ekong !!!!! |
Chuks needs to up his defensive contributions. The right flank is under pressure |
charlesemeka85:You sure say you understand wetin you quote so ![]() Tipping Naija to win 1:0. |
AFCON 98 was the last time an AFCON final ended with more than a goal margin. Expecting an edgy encounter, either 1:0 or 2:1. We are yet to score more than a goal in a game so far. Boys need to be at their clinical best as chances no go too dey...sad hearing loss of lives cos of the tension of yesterday's game. |
Jose Peseiro was a lot more gracious in victory, giving kudos to the SA team. |
charlesemeka85:Watched an interview where a South African complained about Hugo's cocky attitude. He made some disparaging remarks towards Kaizer Chief players and denigrated some other local players in the SA league. So happy he lost with that kind of attitude. |
Hugo Broos was a bit cocky in the post match presser..saying the better team lost .Bar the foul by Yusuf leading to the disallowed goal, Lookman had a clear chance to bury the game at 1:0 which he fluffed. The bizarre turn of events leading to their penalty swung the momentum in their favour. Man was a bit disrespectful to Nigeria |
