Mujtahida:

It is the criticism of Iwobi that is unfair if we just say he's a senior player and so? He's got more caps. He no senior (and I don't mean age wise) anybody in the team like that apart from Osimhen, Ajayi, Aribo and Chukwueze.

Criticism of iwobi is justified not unfair.

He has been in the team since he was a teenager.. he should be fired up in midfield and motivate others the way Ekong was always fired up in defense.

He might 1 day be the captain of the SE and a person who is not fired up and taking charge should not be the captain.

safarigirl:
In 2022, we crashed out in Round of 16, I came here and said the team failed, make we no blame anybody.

Yet, the Nigerian mob used the opportunity to pour so much bile on Okoye, man had to recuse himself from this AFCON. Till today, that boy cannot post without one degenerate posting rubbish in his comments.

Today again, we have lost, I have come and said, "It's team failure, no need to single out any player", yet, once again, a mob fights for their rights to a scapegoat.

It is the team that failed. Not Iwobi, not Osimhen, not Aina, not Chukwueze, not Zaidu. The team failed. Nobody hold their side 100%, so, to single out one person in a team loss is wickedness.

The entire team was poor. Let us be just in criticism and not constantly single out one person for hate. If na only one person fail, we for face am, but this one was team failure.

There's need to single out players.

When Joe Hart was at Man City under Pep Guardiola he was singled out and replaced, in fact most of the team was replaced only Aguero, David Silva, De Bruyne, Kompany, Toure were retained..

If a family is poor and one person in the family becomes successful and empowers his family members will you say it was family success or the one person's success that propelled the family?

safarigirl:
We had a whole strikers crisis coming into this tournament. From Awoniyi to Boniface, even that Sadiq Umar. We just dey use patch patch come tournament.

We still lost a leader in Ndidi. Yet, with all that, the team came this far.


Please, you people are ingrates. This team overachieved and this is what they get. Maybe we really deserve to crash out in the earlier stages, y'all don't deserve nice things.

There was no strikers crisis..

apart from Awoniyi, Boniface and Sadiq.

there is Akor Adams, Gift Orban, Terem Moffi, aribo. e.t.c

The team did not over-achieve..

The SE standard is to win the competition.

If Super Falcons reach the final of WAFCON will you say they over-achieved?

Mujtahida:

You are the one allowing your bias against Iwobi making you sentimental. First question: is that the role he's suited for? You saddle him with defensive duties and expect to get the best of him. Make una free the boy jare

When a team is not in possession everyone is meant to defend and recover the ball..

iwobi defending and defensive duties is part his job.

When the SE was not in possession iwobi didn't make any attempt to defend most times Bassey was doing iwobi's defensive duties.

safarigirl:


Please don't be stupid in my mentions.

How can the ordinary Nigerian be more concerned about football than who wins elections?

Do you know how many people have died in avoidable circumstances because of Bulaba's policies? Do you know how many lives have been ruined long term?

Please, don't provoke me with stupid talk this night. Bag of rice is 77k, dollar is 1,500. The hardship will not stop because you won one football trophy, so, Super Eagles is not and can never be more important than who is President.

Please, talk like an adult that pays tax, can't be talking like one small child without responsibilities

There are different sizes when it comes to bag of rice and other foods. You don't have to buy the 77k rice when there is 10kg rice, 25kg Rice e.t.c.

Dollar is not the currency Nigeria uses and it's rate has to do with the large population of the country relative to Nigeria's exports and is decided by World Slavery Bank and International Slavery Fund as a way for them to reduce Nigeria's population not Ti:nubu's policies...

Unless you want the pre:sident to kill 150 million Nigerians overnight that 1500 is going to reach 2000 - 3000 so better be prepared..

Kayyy:
My verdict, we have done well, we have exceeded the expectations we had going to the tournament, no one gave that squad a chance to get to the final,the problems we had in the final today was a problem that was obvious for over 6 months or even our world cup qualification. We had a patched midfield that did well getting to the finals but was badly exposed today. No point feeling bad , I can only praise them.

Now my reaction to this, enough of huge ego of we have too many talents and any player that doesn't want to play for us should not come, it's time to build our TEAM, qualifying for semi finals and Finals in Afcon and loosing should not continue to be a habit, it was obvious we needed ball carriers and runners to help Onyeka's hardwork in that midfield but lacked it soon much. Now we need to go find them. We need 2 technical teams from the nff that should go round and convince players to play for Nigeria, we have to many diaspora talents that we can't just relax and say we can't beg them infact from the English league, Italian league, German league we can build a squad from them, while watching that final today I could just imagine having a runner like Ogbene of Luton town and a ball carrier like Eze along with Onyeka we would counter that ivory coast team like demons. We gave our attackers especially Osihmen little chance., It's time to go and reach out and convince the diaspora talents more

The second technical team should focus on the local league and African league and find talents there too. We should not be patching up a squad with few weeks/ months to the to tournament, there is another Afcon next year we have work to do. Thanks very much.

Ejuke is a ball carrier, he wasn't called up.

Osimhen is also a ball carrier but he didn't want to help the midfield.

iwobi is also a ball carrier but he under-performed.

Meliforme:
The coach's game plan limited Iwobi. Peseiro's plan was to loop the ball from the defense to attack and the midfield to try recover the ball when it didn't get through, that might be the reason Onyeka had a more advanced role: to recover the ball and make forward drives, since he has more pace and is also better defensively. Iwobi's role wasn't as loud, that's why many didn't notice.

Onyeka did not have an advanced role.

That's how Onyeka plays for Brentford..

iwobi was been very careful probably due to red card he got at the last AFCON.

iwobi was letting players run past him, ball watching, expecting passes to be played directly to his feet, when a player passes to Iwobi and the pass is not directly to his feet even if iwobi can jog to the pass iwobi would stand still and watch the pass go past him.
iwobi did this in most of the matches.

Peseiro did not have a plan, looping the ball from defense to attack has always been a Nigerian way of playing football.

mrwilliams9:


End of story. We get 2-3 proper midfielders and our defense doesn’t have to do as much work.

The proper midfielders are there...

2 of them were on the bench while 1 wasn't invited.

TheSuperNerd:
Ndidi is not a controller either. None of the midfielders in this team to CIV 2023 is a controller. None.

This team needed an Nwakali but Jpes kept playing dumb and stubborn.

Ndidi isn't a pass master himself.

You mentioned Nwakali...

They will come for you...

Onyedika and Yusuf were also there.

He could have fielded 3 DMs in Onyeka, Onyedika and Yusuf since he knew he wanted to park the bus.

But it seems playing with 3 midfielders is an abomination to Nigerian coaches.

Blueelf:


I said it several times and they said he runs around and bullies

All that and no goal in. That is not enough

We will do better next time sha

It is well with the SE.

Up Eagles!!!!

They won't blame Osimhen.

I said switch Osimhen to RW let Moffi strike.. maybe if it was Osimhen and Aina marking Adingra the situation would have been different.

Meliforme:
Ndidi was missed. Onyeka covered good defensively and was fantastic with his forward drives, but his passing range is a let down. He is also not a genuine controller.

Thesupernerd is right.

Ndidi wasn't missed.

Blame the coach for leaving Yusuf and Onyedika on the bench.

Ndidi will retire one day, so SE needs to start looking for successors.

TheSuperNerd:
Our approach in this second half is part of the reasons I don't rate Jose Peseiro as our coach. His attacking side is poor but I give him credit for taking some advice on and making some changes in our personnel selection.

Didn't expect him to get far with his 442 but his changes to 433 and then 343 saw me take notice of what he could be cooking. He went with what worked for him and gave a nation Joy.

I wouldn't mind him staying beyond the Afcon to continue the WCQs path but I also won't mind him leaving especially knowing that we need a proper coach who can come in, fix our midfield properly and fully utilise the powers in our attack.



We went 1-0 up and should have not let our foot off the gas in the second half. We should been doing a double over CIV today if we had taken the game to them for the first 25mins of that second half.

It is well. Well done to the lads. But I am not happy. Coming this far, taking the lead and losing it this way makes me sad.

We move.

It's not only the midfield that needs fixing.

The wingers, and the attack also needs fixing.

Osimhen didn't do enough in this tournament.

Marjoribanks:
Congrats Ivory Coast! The referee killed our momentum.

Nevertheless, Ivory Coast deserves their win.

We move!!

Ref doesn't kill momentum.

You players to build momentum..

Give Bielsa this team and you would see momentum.

mrwilliams9:
Our midfield needs to be worked on big time. We lost this game because we couldn’t hold the ball.

That's not just a midfield problem.. it's a team problem..

To be able to hold the ball you need players to always want to receive passes and make the passing shorter..

Players need to always demand the ball and the player needs to know who to pass to in 2 seconds of receiving the ball.

TheSuperNerd:
Aina.... I don't understand him today. Brilliant all tournament game after game but has struggled against Adingra today. Unfortunate.

Penalty miss affected him.

Redman44:


Does the southwest plant beans and onions or Maize, Millet and Sorghum in large quantities? We eat a lot of beans in the south, don't we? So, where do these beans come from , bro? Same with Guinea Corn and Millet.

Yes the SW plants beans, onions, maize, millet in large quantities..

I haven't eaten beans in like 12 years..

humility33:
Chukeueze should be removed for Simon abeg

Dude is a minus one

I think it's Chukwueze that headed the ball up for Ekong to score.

Aside that, He is not helping Aina's wing.

forgiveness:


He needs to be replaced because the wing is weak.

Yes..

The way the officiating is going the referees will give ivory coast penalties.

forgiveness:
Iwobi and Chucks are not in this game. They need to up their game.

Chuks is not defending which is making Aina's wing porous..

CornOak:
Osimehn needs to calm down.

You want them to break his head.

Some players are only good in the 2nd half and Chukwueze is one of those players.

mastermaestro:


I wasn't talking to kids. Didn't you read that part? Go to bed, little child.

I don't have a bed... I sleep on the sun.

DeepSight:


Your life, your choice. See?

In my opinion pretty shallow and narrow minded though.

The last line is so shallow it is painful to read.

That's the problem...

It's your life but it's not your choice.

You will never be intelligent by naming yourself deepsight online ...

You can only pretend to be intelligent...

You have the right to continue to deceive yourself.

inoki247:
Rip..



The life is stress na why I no dey worry pass mak I chop and sleep...


Na when I grow up I realize we only came to die since den I no dey pursue any yeye dream cos the stress no worth am if it comes fine if he no come fine...

Tonididdyx:


I figured this out few weeks ago (last week precisely) when I saw the body of my millionaire uncle in a body bag being carried into the morgue after his passing.
Going to the morgue and seeing bodies on the floor lifeless.... Indeed I got this feeling.
This is life.... Live to die, "so what's all the struggle for"?

Humans live for their next unborn generation...

Humans don't live to die..

That's why the Goddesses and Gods put sperm in men and ovaries in women..

DeepSight:


His life, his choice, and a valid one too. Material things are material things. Not everyone is interested in money, fame, assets, etc. Life is deeper than that.

Every one is interested in money and assets...

It's because of "material things, money and assets" that e:uropeans left their continent to attack, steal "material things" of other people and kill other people on other continents and use the resources of other continents to grow their own continent.

Life is not deeper than that..

DrAkpa:


There is some truth in what you have written, but it may not be applicable to the circumstances surrounding wigwe's demise. It was his time and destiny to end up like that. In this life, you may acquire wealth and fame, but be predestined to die young, while another person will keep struggling and struggling, and end up in middle class, but will live till ripe old age. This life is deep and has no manual. Cheers

You're saying nonsense...

You're very f:oolish and dull for downgrading the intelligence of black people to start successful businesses and be successful through their own hard work and intelligence.

If spirits existed most of them will be of African descent because black people are the first humans in the world which means the spirits will never hurt black people and will even warn and protect black people.

mastermaestro:
Some of these highly placed men shake hands with spirits, make covenants with powers, offer great sacrifices, make shocking vows at high altars in order to rise to where they get.

Payday usually comes on them unawares. When it does come, it sweeps mercilessly leaving pools of agony behind for their loved ones to drink from.

I am not talking to kids, please.

You're saying nonsense...

You're very f:oolish and dull for downgrading the intelligence of black people to start successful businesses and be successful through their own hard work and intelligence.

If spirits existed most of them will be of African descent because black people are the first humans in the world which means the spirits will never hurt black people and will even warn and protect black people.

Redman44:


You are the ignorant one here. The north plants most of the food in Nigeria. Southerners eat a lot of Guinea Corn , Maize and Millet. What do you think is used to make pap? And animal feed? Pepper and onions are mostly grown in Northern Nigeria. Go and do your research.

It is not about research.

It is about knowing that each ethnic nation has their own indigenous foods which they eat and grow by themselves.

The north has never ever planted most of the food in Nigeria at any point in history, that story of north planting food is political propaganda.

If they ever planted foods there won't be poverty there.

The quote below answers you.

MadamExcellency:


The North doesn't supply the fufu or garri which is the staple food in Eastern Nigeria. It is homegrown.

pansophist:


Life.

Hence I sometimes don't blame those that are hedonistic. I mean, what's the guarantee they you won't die before their time if they live righteous instead?

If you remove religjon, which serves as a motivation for many to not live recklessly, humans just want to live as their flesh so desires.

"their flesh" is not the right word to use..

Humans like animals have default settings but humans have the ability to have or learn the intelligence that makes them rise above their default settings.

You calling it "their flesh" means you have not risen above your default settings or the settings the media, your parents, your friends, your environment installed in you.

Jeje247:
Good luck bra. But your lifestyle does
not mean you can speak for others.

You are definitely not a Nigerian..

Jeje247:
Really?

Yes...

I have never eaten foods that is not indigenous to my ethnicity.

plaetton:


Which nonsense textbook are you reading from ?

Are you kidding me?
You have no idea how the food economy works, that's why you're writing this nonsense.

The so-called local villages do not and cannot have the capacity to consume the bulk food they produce. If the food items are not sold in bulk, the local economy, including the production of food, dies immediately.

I have been to Niger state, I have done this food business, and I can tell you categorically that the local villages depend entirely on bulk buyers and the commerce they bring to the local villages.
Villages and small towns eagerly look forward to market days because they depend on the commercial activities for survival.

Any mor. on that cuts off that lifeline that sustains the local village has just dropped a quick death sentence on the local villages.
Secondly, these producers of bulk food , aside from desperately needing the money from the sale of bulk food items, do not have storage facilities for store obviously perishable food items. So most likely, they would lose whatever they are not able to sell in bulk.
If they lose all their capital due to this policy, they would definitely not produce as much next farming season.

What then do you think will happen Mr. Genius ?
Less food in the land and much higher prices.

This is dumbest move I have ever heard any leader make.

This cannot even be described as an adhoc policy, because it is intended to achieve absolutely nothing but more hardships.

He copied the comment from an A.i called ChatGPT.