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Putindbutt:Why are we robbing another team after we refused to do our homework. DRC were clearly better in the qualifiers and earned it. Even Nigeria's performance at the afcon were not convincing enough or rather inconsistent. The match against Morocco exposed that. Let's stay back and rebuild this team and allow the team that fairly earned it to go to the world cup |
meobizy:Good for you! |
zmanto:What is relevant to someone might be irrelevant to you. Not everyone is partaking in the same degree of problems as you. If you feel the problems in the country are so much to you and choking you, why don't you go out and protest openly against the govt instead of trying to force others to share equal problems with you. |
illicit:To maintain her integrity she should have avoided sex with another guy until marriage. At least she would have proven her decision to leave her first guy because of sex correct if she abstained from sex in subsequent relationships until marriage. But diving into sex in subsequent relationships shows she lacks principles |
illicit:The point is, why break up a relationship with a guy because he asked for sex, only to enter another relationship and give sex freely to the other guy without blaming him. Why break up with your first guy simply because he asked you for sex and you felt it was sinful to engage in sex with him, only for you to meet another guy and freely give him sex without finding that sinful or without condemning that new guy? |
This is not a gender war. I am specifically referring to women, and I want honest discussion. I find this behaviour hypocritical and two-faced, and I’ll explain why. A woman accuses her boyfriend of “disturbing her for sex,” says he’s too sexually demanding, and uses that as a major reason to end the relationship. Fine. She has every right to leave. But after the breakup, she goes on to date other men and ends up having the same sex she complained about — sometimes even more. Those relationships don’t work out. Then she comes back to the original man.A lady broke up with my friend because she said he was disturbing her too much for sex. After leaving him, she entered two separate relationships at different times and had sex with both men. Both relationships ended badly. She later tried to return to my friend. The issue is not that she dated other men — that is her choice. The issue is this: How do you accuse a man and blame him for wanting sex, end a relationship because of it, and then turn around to willingly give even more sex to other men? To my friend, this came across as dishonest justification for the breakup, a clear case of blaming him for something that was not really the problem, and an attempt to return only after discovering the grass was not greener elsewhere. Naturally, he no longer saw her the same way. Respect was lost, and attraction died. So my questions are straightforward: First, Isn’t it hypocritical to condemn a man for wanting sex, only to offer the same or more sex to others? Second, Why expect a man to accept you back after treating him like the problem? Don’t actions like this damage how a man values and respects you? This is not hatred. It is a real pattern I’ve observed, and it deserves honest conversation. |
MODS which one is Morocco 1 Senegal 0. Or are you guys also part of the biased CAF that wants Morocco to win by any means possible |
tonididdy:And the referee cheating them isn't unprofessional right? |
This is really embarrassing. Worst afcon ever. Like the bias is so obvious! |
blowjohn:Even the ref is biased against the Senegalese in this game yet they're literally destroying the Moroccans. They have a tactically sound coach. Nigeria was just disgraceful against Morocco |
I hope Nigeria is seeing how to approach this Moroccan team, not the disgraceful defensive game we played by having 1 shot on target. Senegal has limited the Moroccans to 0 shots on target first half. That's how to approach this Moroccan team. |
Just look at how low we've descended as a country. A whole Nigeria celebrating common bronze medal as gold? That's way below the Nigerian standard for the afcon! |
This is stale news. Tunisia just appointed a new coach, Sabri lamouchi two days ago, to take charge until 2028. |
Arizoner:They have a very very deep purse |
ceejay80s:Your analysis of the game is well on point 💯 |
orazx:Both of you guys analysis are in point |
eslek5:Exactly 💯 |
Lamasta:I completely agree with you |
seunlayi:You obviously didn't watch the game. They were already outclassed, pummeled, pinned down and defeated so I don't understand what you mean by "the present set of players Nigeria is having in that team cannot be outclass by any team in the competition"? You're speaking future tense for an event that just occurred few minutes ago. Just go and watch Morocco's match against Mali. They narrowly escaped defeat by Mali if not for the referee's bias. I expected Nigeria to have studied that Mali game. But the players lack winning mentality |
GreatrAnalyst:Did you watch that game? From start to the end of that match, Nigeria was outclassed! Even the coach got confused. Only 1 shot on goal for 120mins is shameful. You should probably go and watch how Mali outclassed this same Moroccan team. Morocco only escaped defeat to Mali by whiskers. I expected the coach to have watched that Mali game and adopt the Mali approach. Judging from this game especially now that they faced a good opposition, I think the coach Chelle isn't up to the standard. It reminded me of the dr Congo wcq game in which we were outclassed and only tactically waited for penalties to see if we'd have luck on our side. It's the same approach he adopted in this game. |
SundiKeita:Very shameful indeed. Just when I thought he was worth it, he just made us know he's not a good coach. This match reminded me of the wcq against dr Congo in which we were outclassed and only waited to hope on penalties. And to even think that a team like Mali took this same Moroccan side to the cleaners, yet this same Morocco team outclassed us from start to finish today. I honestly don't think Chelle is good enough for this team |
Goo0dHardDick:What kind of inferiority complex is this? Mali in this same tournament took Morocco to the cleaners. Morocco only narrowly escaped Mali. Senegal will beat this Moroccan team hands down. I'm utterly disappointed in Nigeria's approach to this game. |
Rebuke:Seeing this game, I'd prefer Morocco gets to the finals. Nigeria has been abysmal. |
This reminds me of the world cup qualifiers game against dr Congo. Nigeria is being made so ordinary and outclassed. Just that the referee is shamefully biased in this game |
The Mali team that played and drew 1-1 with these Moroccans put up a way better performance than Nigeria. They matched these Moroccans pace for pace, ball for ball and created excellent chances. I don't know why this Nigerian team is giving too much space to these Moroccans. |
From the way this game is going Morocco may win win a big scoreline. The Nigerians look very clueless in front. They're making these Moroccans very very comfortable! |
These Moroccans have taken over complete control of this game. Nigeria are giving them a lot of spaces to operate and the Moroccans are getting really comfortable on the ball! |
Putindbutt:If they're mere trainees like you say then they shouldn't attend to patients but should only go to the hospital to learn. The fact that they see and treat patients mean they ought to be paid for rendering such services or would you allow someone work for you for free without being paid? And if we should follow your reasoning then it shouldn't bother you that a lot of them are leaving the country in droves to countries that appreciate their values. Afterall you can't force someone to 'train ' under you. Let them go and train in countries that understand and appreciate their value. Funny thing is that even your so called politicians whom you have refused to hold accountable for the rot in the health sector would still travel out to these countries and be treated by same Nigerian resident doctors you call trainees or incompetent and whom they refused to pay well. And even more funny, these your so called politicians would pay them 100 times over there for treatment what they would have paid them here in Nigeria. I know of a doctor who left Nigeria about 2 years ago to the UK because of this same issues. Funny enough, in the hospital he works he was the one that treated one of your very popular politicians (I wouldn't mention his name for sake I patient privacy). That politician paid thousands of pounds for consultation and treatment to that same doctor who was despised when he was in Nigeria. So who lost in the end? Was it the doctor who got more than double in hard currency? Or you the masses who's tax money was paid to another country in hard currency. So Nigeria and Nigerians eventually lost out not the doctor they crucified. Instead of you to attack your politicians who are supposed to make healthcare fantastic in your country, you're wrongly directing your invectives at a doctor who has so many options at his disposal. Indeed common sense is not common. |
Putindbutt:You're obviously the very ignorant one here. I probably would have glossed over your ignorance but I'd just be merciful to address a couple and enlighten you. Calling medical graduates doing a residency programme as undergraduates is complete lack of knowledge from your part. If a PhD holder can be classed as a postgraduate, then calling resident doctors who are way above that level as undergraduates is utterly ignorant. As per the certificates, maybe you don't know what obtains in other countries including the UK who issue MRCS or MRCP certificates for their equivalent part 1 programmes. These are called membership certificates and are well in line with their demands. It's already being implemented even in all West African countries except Nigeria which is embarrassing. I don't have the energy to banter childish arguments with you. Before you make more ignorant posts please enlighten yourself further. |
Pierocash:The point he's trying to make is that there's no justification for Nigerian govts tax to be that high considering the fact that the citizens benefit almost nothing from the govt. He's trying to say the Nigerian govt is moronic attempting to copy high taxation styles from Western countries when they do not use that same taxes to provide basic stuffs for its citizens compared to what obtains in the western countries they're copying the taxation policies from. |
All these audio killings are now beginning to sound like propaganda. I mean, up till now I can't see pictures of even a crater created by an explosion, or dead or charred bodies or something like that like we see in other terrorist camps outside the country that are attacked. It's just in the news I hear this |
Angelfrost:Zidane was an amateur when he took over from Benitez and he led Madrid to 3 successive UCL titles. Pep Guardiola was an amateur when he took over from Frank rikjards at Barca. But he led that same Barca team to historic treble, even after he dismissed Samuel Eto'o and built the team around Messi, Xavi and Iniesta. The thing is, Spanish clubs love to recruit from their ranks because these coaches understand their philosophy and style of play and know the players well. Zidane was Madrid's second team coach before taking over. Same for Pep. The list is endless. |
