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Joezinho:
No he didn't. He hasn't improved the team. He is the worse coach ever.

Nigeria qualified to only two Afcons between 2010 and 2018 before they hired Rohr.When they sack Rohr it’ll still be the same amateurs in charge so don’t expect a dramatic improvement..

Joezinho:
Local coaches? Was it the local coaches that invited Awaziem , Balogun, Akpoguma, Aribo and the likes? Or didnt we have quality players scouted by your so called local coaches in 2014 when we took Ruben Gabriel , calamity Egwuekwe , Agbim and a host of shitty players to the WC?

seankafor:
All of una wey wan take us back to the bribe taking era

He no go better for una

charlesemeka85:
Barca wants sadiq umar on loan Jan

forgiveness:
We thought though Buhari was alleged to be a dictator, ethnic bigot and religious fanatic, he will solve corruption and security if he comes in but today story never change.

Amunike should not be given chance to coach NIGERIA NATIONAL TEAM. He is corrupt, bias and an ......if you know you know.

As a matter of fact, Keshi destroyed our national team despite winning a AFCON by chance due to individual brilliance of Victor Moses and co.

He brought us backward with his bias selection and carpenter players.

CODMOK:
Just learnt that Rohr applied for the Enyimba coaching role when Orji Uzor Kalu was Governor but he wasn't employed probably because he wasn't good enough. In other words,NFF accepted an Enyimba reject

charlesemeka85:
leave that useless site, all Dey do na to debunk any news wey others don first then report

Olulong:
Oga Chris abeg

chrisooblog:
My guy ideas always sound greater on paper but when you are the one to implement it that's when you will become a philosopher.

Managing player egos or controlling stubborn footballers who won't carry out your instructions to the letter can be tasking.

So you might have all the most innovative ground breaking ideas but if you don't have good emotional intelligence to manage different people with different characteristics you will struggle no matter how brilliant you are

elyte89:
Lol electronically

I go arrest u one day..but we need to authenticate dis news cos owngoal is anoda version of charlesmeka

elyte89:
Na thegoodjoe go replace rohr..he has been soaking up knowledge and tactical drills

12large1:
I will rather awaziem than ekong or balogun. Oboabona was benching yobo in 2013 despite playing at a local league in Nigeria

zuchyblink:
The big question is ' who will do it better for us?'

zuchyblink:
Imminent Massive celebration here

humility33:
Me want Nigeria not to qualify for this world cup

At least anything that would make them sack rohr is welcome by me.

Either we loose the play offs or we exit the afcon at the quarter final stage

humility33:
Can't the NFF send him on a refresher course or to understudy pep guardiola briefly prior the world cup.... he should be made to understudy the Spanish tactician so as to up his game


The nff technical committee need to start putting pressure on him and questioning his style of play by so doing he will understand that it is not business as usual

ChrisKels:
Mali would pick this lethargic eagles apart with ease. They have a far better midfield, and their defense is equally good. Mali has about the best midfield combination is Africa right now, and they easily create chances for the bull - Moussa Marega, Kalifa and of course Koita to set their opponents ablaze

Odunayaw:
You don port from CIV
You'd still be disappointed ni

elyte89:
We played Serbia in London na and I thinks DT was d third friendly self,if I am jot mistaken

Mujtahida:
Mine was after our match with Serbia. In short I was an ardent Rohr fan throughout the WCQ 2018 but after then e be like say nut comot from him boris

seankafor:
So Ivory coast is our of Qatar

Where Dem chriskels dey?

Shey una go calm down now

Beloved4:
To be honest I'm have been a Rohr supporter but not anymore after these two past games.

It is clear that this 3-5-2 thing is not working for us. We don't have enough creative personel in the middle to pull strings and Simon and Collins offer nothing to the attack. Hence we are just basically defending and grinding out victories.

It is hurting our game real bad and hurting the psyche of our boys. They seem to play less confidently now.

For crying out loud we have Osimhen! Ejuke (Player of the month - twice in a row), Chukwueze etc.

Bunch of creativity on our wings sitting on the bench. We need to get back to 4-3-3 asap. At least with 4-3-3 we were playing well and scoring well.

This 3-5-2 affair started when some players were out and Iheanacho was playing very well so we had to accommodate him. Honestly Nacho need to find his bearing for the modern game. Rohr had to change formation to suit him. Same thing with Rogers at Leicester.

Not every coach will continue to be patient and twitch formation just to accommodate him. He needs to find a better identity other than a supporting striker. Maybe develop as an attacking midfielder or wing forward etc.

He is part of the reason we resorted to this 3-5-2 thing.

We will continue to have this poor results until Rohr gets back to 4-3-3 and uses our most potent weapon which is creativity from the wings.

TMKsouth:
I missed the game. If that's the case dude, then SAFA should definitely make a lot of noise about it.

charlesemeka85:
The Premier League strugglers recently became the biggest money-bags in club football, and they have set sights on raiding Almeria for their prolific striker

Newcastle United have reportedly joined Tottenham Hotspur in the race for Almeria’s star forward Umar Sadiq.

According to a report from Fichajes, Newcastle will look to bolster their struggling attack with the signing of the Nigerian forward, who is valued at around €25 million.


The Geordies have managed just 12 goals in 11 English Premier League games this term and deservedly sit second from bottom on the table.

But the recent acquisition by oil-rich owners have seen Newcastle bring in new manager Eddie Howe, with the club expected to make a few quality signings during the January transfer window.

Sadiq is one of those that have emerged as an ideal option for Newcastle.



After spells at AS Roma, Torino, Bologna, and Rangers, the Kaduna-born forward’s breakthrough arrived at Partizan Belgrade, where he impressively scored 23 goals in 52 appearances.

Sadiq’s time at Almeria, a team he joined for just €5 million last year, has been even more remarkable, with the former Nigerian youth international notching 29 goals and adding 13 assists in 58 competitive games.



Almeria may not be willing to let go of Sadiq at the season’s midway point, with the Spanish side currently sitting top of the Segunda Division aided by 24-year-old’s seven goals in 15 games.

It would, however, be hard to resist the interest of Newcastle, who would find no trouble coughing out the €25 million Almeria want for the Nigerian, who had previously been linked to English rivals Tottenham.

Bayern Munich and Manchester City also once held interests in the striker who won a bronze medal for Nigeria at the 2016 Rio Olympics.

TMKsouth:
Seems they're asking for an investigation. Although very disappointing, I feel Bafana are improving compared to where they were 2 years ago. They should keep the momentum.

charlesemeka85:
oga post news forget wild. no transfer news is authenticate until it happens