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RAGGA40:
To my Redpill brothers, today is my birthday, celebrate with me, may we all continue to get unplugged from the simping disorder

Happy Birthday, brother

SoftBrest:
90% of these super eagle players don't have the drive to succeed with the national team

You people have come again.

Let me guess, the answer is home based abi? Those ones are more passionate abi

Kog45:
No o,reason I said you guys words after the two friendlies testified good days ahead but better match reader makes a better coach.

Alright. Here's a quick summary:

In the game against Mexico we had a total number of 5 shots with only 1 shot on target.

In the game against Ecuador, we had a total number of 14 shots with 4 shots on target.

0 clear cut chances against Mexico, 3 clear cut chances against Ecuador.

We also had an overall passing accuracy of 83% over the two games.

In the game against Mexico, we conceded 12 total shots. Same thing against Ecuador. This was our major mistake.

Kog45:
Cool baba,too early to compare Peseiro to any ex eagles coaches even Eguavoen....after Rohr exit,Eguavoen came in and beat Egypt in his first match and won all his three games in a group with accolades coming from all quarters even here but losing to Tunisia brought questions on his tactics and remember just a mistake from Maduka cost us so Ekong mistake against Mexico should not be an excused and "IF" we hadn't missed chances against Ecuador should not be the point....Good that some here including you see positives in Peseiro style and hope to see him doing the needful in our subsequent matches.

I said 'better match reader', not 'better coach'. Big difference. The qualifiers will tell if he's a better coach or not.

Did you watch the games?

Kog45:
Cool baba,Nigeria losing to Ecuador shows that we still have a lot to do,irrespective of players we paraded.....I remember a makeshift SE team beat France in a friendly in Paris.We can't really say much on Peseiro now but he already lost two matches as eagles gaffer,let's see what he has to offer during Afcon qualifier.....Good to see guys talking about how eagles played than talking about losing,seems there is positivity in Peseiro style of play,hope he will delivered.

I will not really talk much about the outcome of the friendlies cos we last won a friendly match in 2019 against Egypt.Peseiro should be aware that Nigerians don't joke with results, hence he need to act fast and bring the winning mentality back into the team.

True. We still have a lot to improve on

elyte89:
Dis statement of dey will get better. With time sounds like a scam to me....70percent of dis team have been playing together for d past 7years,for aw long will dey keep rebuilding and get better?

I'm only making hopeful predictions based on the improved performances in the second halves of both games. What would you rather have me say? That they'll keep on losing?
No now.

Everyone knows that Peseiro is not a grade A coach but that won't make me condemn him after his first two matches. Friendly games for that matter. One this is certain though, he's definitely a better match reader than Eguavoen. The second half performances prove this.


The first game would have been a draw if not for Ekong's own goal. We would have won the second game if we hadn't missed chance upon chance upon chance.

I saw Iwobi and Dessers build some sort of understanding; Bassey's crosses were sublime, Aina was impressive.

Talking about the negatives, we already know who and who should be sent to the bench henceforth.

yinkeys:
Really. Do you know how many times Uzoho saved us ?

My emphasis was on the 2nd halves. Uzoho had more trouble in the first than he did in the second.

Honestly speaking, the boys played well in the 2nd halves of both matches. I wasn't expecting them to beat Ecuador, I just wanted them to play well with promise and they did just that.

They'll get better with time.

Moses should have left that freekick for Bassey.

Honestly speaking, Moffi is yet to live up to the hype. I won't be surprised if he gets dropped after this set of games.

Terrible

Finally

JUSTICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm happy for him. He deserves to be in a much better club.

Men don't avoid you because you're independent. Men avoid you because you're a rude, condescending biaatch.

Trex4:
Majority of The media is actually supporting Amber though. Like Vogue, Vox, Jezebel and USA Today.

I'm not surprised. Those are fem-centric organizations. The important thing is he has won the love and support of the masses. People now know that he's the actual victim.

An online petition was created to remove Amber Heard from Aquaman 2 and 4.5 million people signed it. Jason Mamoa, her co actor in the movie already started showing support for Johnny Depp.

Amber Heard also made a huge mistake by involving the CEO of Warner Bros in the trial. During his testimony one could tell how absolutely irritated he was about the whole thing and wanted no part to play in it.

A lot of people have promised to boycott whatever movie Amber is cast in from on.


The only thing left now is for the jury to do the right thing. Will they? Honestly, I don't know but my fingers are crossed. This man has suffered so much in the past six years. He deserves justice.

For the past 3 years I've been standing up for Johnny Depp whenever his topic comes up amongst my friends and colleagues.

Seeing the recent massive support for Johnny Depp makes me wanna believe in humanity again but I know better.

andrewbaba44:
Amokachi was just stupid with that statement

Yes he was. He really disappointed me with that statement.

jihday:
Amokachi is just a hypocrite, if his children were good enough to play proper football he won’t say that. Nigerians love the ‘he don too suffer’ story , that’s why Buhari easily scammed us and became president

Exactly. Same thing happens during BBN. Just give Nigerians a poverty story and you'll have them eating out of your palms.

We are just too gullible as a people

jihday:
Aribo is the Nigerian player that have played most games this season with well over 50 games, he could have easily opted out of both friendly games like a certain ‘home born player’ called Osimhen. While I’m not criticizing Osimhen and others who wanted to rest but none of the foreign born players have ever given us a reason to question their dedication to the team

You're correct on the Osimhen case.

I remember Amokachi once say in his own words that the 'half casts' are not true Nigerians and that they do not know what it means to play for Nigeria. Balogun's name also came into the picture.

According to some Nigerians, home based players are more Nigerian than foreign born players just because of contrasting backgrounds.

Hunger and dedication is now determined by who they feel is ajekpako and who is ajebutter.

That is such a warped way of viewing things.

I was impressed with No 17 : Ishaq Rafiu if I'm not mistaken. At first I thought he was just another Chukwueze but I decided to cut him some slack. Hopefully he plays better in his next match. We need results, not just dribbles and pace.

He linked up well with Iwobi towards the end of the match and also made a lovely cross to the No 7 on the other side.

As for that Number 7; hmm I rest my case

To those low grade nitwits who call themselves journalists who have always been of the opinion that foreign born players lack the zeal and commitment whenever they play for Nigeria: Just take a look at Dessers' performance today. Helping with the midfield, holding up play, excellent runs from deep, linking up with his wingers.


I don't want to call Iwobi a foreign born as he was born in Nigeria but he's still more or less an 'oyibo', yet he played his heart out. Iwobi played like he was on drugs .

Dedication has no boundaries. It's not by race neither is it by colour of skin. You could say it's the 'New Coach effect' but I highly doubt that.

I'm also speaking to those at the glass house : If you feel you or your 'special players' are more Nigerian than these boys because they look different and act different, you should really be ashamed of your racist condescending selves.

I don talk my own.

Dessers : Great hold up play, excellent movement, great goal.

I still don't know what village that No 7 came from.

Iwobi was everywhere. Even as a deep lying playmaker, he dazzled. Excellent performance.

Abeg who is that number 7? Is he okay at all?

Dessers. What a player

JohnBullMySon:
As dey refuse to play you now call them "ekuke". Osimhen and Iheanacho also pulled out too. What will you call them?

See, we must learn to be less brutal as a people. Not every player is mentally strong to take a shit load of criticism without counter support from fans as well. Playing for Nigeria is now becoming a scary thing because of over emotional fans without self control. You hardly see fans around the world heavily criticize their own players. The worst thing you'll hear them calling on the coach to bench him. But in Nigeria, we insult our players down to their underwears.

With time, players become either non-chalant or might refuse to play entirely. Many of these players are already devastated as a result of mistakes and we add our own on it. I remember the rubbish some prominent people online were typing after our losses to Tunisia and Ghana, because they were angry. These days I get scared for the kind of criticism a Nigerian player will collect if we lose than we actually losing.

Look, karma or whatever, doesn't exist. That players pull out doesn't mean that God will find a replacement to punish them. A player can pull out and you'll never see an equal replacement in 30 years.

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Nigerians are now so used to toxicity and being treated like crap that they now see evil behaviour as a normal way of life. You'll even find a lot of them encouraging it. Background/upbringing matters a lot. A large part of our humanity relies on the nature of our upbringing.

Nyascobar1414:
One bet9ja wey me and other manchis bn wan watch match......

Kick off time was 5:30.. So around 5,o clock.. Na so one banny with ashawo vibes, come charge her phone. Dem bn dey do advertisement... Na so the banny tell one bet9ja attendant wey bn dey hold remote make en change the channel to all dis their african magic... Cheiii, I bñ dey get hope say de guyman no go looseguard unto say manchis dey... To my surprise, dis guy SIMPly change the channel to african magic... Na so one manchi vex tell dey guy say whether en dey mad, en no even talk finish.. The olosho chook mouth con dey yarn say football time neva reach say make en calm down make she watch movie... The manchi tell am say na football viewing center be dis, make she go cinema if she wan watch african movie...
Na so most of those guymen support the banny tell am say make she watch am dat when football time reach dem go change am..

The owner of the bet9ja/foorbal viewing center show, con ask whether wertin dey sup, na so dem narrate the whole matter gv am...
En tell the girl say make she disembark, say here no be cinema.. The man even vex gv dat en attendant...

Na so all of em come dey argue say, wertin en do no good dat en suppose allow the Olosho watch wertin en watch....

Just because of miniskirt na en dey make all those manchis dem dey looseguard...

The Olosho come vex comot, them no even send am....

Omo 90% of those manchis bn dey support de gal. Dis na big manch!s oo, ery get beards, muscle, but them come dey mumu cos of toto...
Omo ah just weak that day ehh...




I just want all of them to learn the hardway. Cos it seems the best therapy for simping, is for a girl to make them learn...
Cos I kuku tire for them ehh...


Simps plenty oo..
I wonder whether den dey stay for mars sef..

I don laugh Taya. I know how you feel; like I said earlier I'm done trying to save simps. Those who seek salvation shall bring themselves to the altar of salvation. Those who seek the truth shall find the truth.

Let the simps keep pedestalizing these agents of confusion while we keep slutting out these hoes they call girlfriends .

Nyascobar1414:
Cheiii...
The way weak men plenty for naija ehh....


E go be shaa..

Gist us. Wetin happen?

Musa

Pay the man his money.

The fact that we literally have to plead with the men here to avoid interactions with the cockroaches, shows that we have a long way to go.