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BascoVanVeli:
In the NPFL the best coaches rarely coach the best teams. We even had Manu Garba coaching an undermanned Gombe United a couple years back.

Rangers played some good stuff in CAF when Ogunbote was there. He might have only gotten out of the group stage once but how many Nigerian clubs make it to the group stage in the first place? I think I will have to take back the numerous CAF outing statement but I believe his biggest moment was that Aiteo Cup comeback against Kano Pillars.

Really!? How many times has he played in CAF champions league?


Has he won the league before?

Ngorbungor:
Every business man or woman should learn to be cunning, Oga innoson is smarter than all your so called gtbank managers, he caught them red handed stealing from him.

What a myopic and nonsensical statement! Cunning!?

charlesemeka85:
I forgot he won the Albanian league self

I know.

andrewbaba44:
Guardiola and conte are too big

Is he same allardyce abi Steve Bruce

Hahahaha!

Omanambala:
Being a good coach doing always have to boil down to who won a trophy. Its also important to analyze his tactics and approach to matches.

So, Ndubuisi had no tactics but he won the league, abi?

Kog45:
Honestly NFF supposed to have sack Rohr after 2018 WC but I can't really say much on local coaches but why can't we have a respected manager with highly tactical assistant....if I have my way Amuneke should assist just like Keshi assisted Amodu and the duo qualified Nigeria to 2010 WC.

Are you saying you want Amunike?

Kog45:
Thanks cos he was formerly with Wolves youth team.

Uwc sir

charlesemeka85:
of course but none here will even make a case for him

I was thinking of mentioning him but the claim you must have knowledge of our football hindered me to talk am.

Omanambala:
Very sound like Ogunbote and Kennedy Boboye...I actually want Boboye or Amakapababo to handle U23 team.

What has he won? I know Boboye somehow. He is popular but what has he won?

charlesemeka85:
it’s not about unleashing attacking monsters against the opponent but at the end what? Him go win abi lose or get the sack?

Dude was chopping goals.

Famocious:
From a respected sport journalist

Kog45:
Sincerely Amuneke record as a coach damn too poor to handle eagles but talking about his tactical awareness which am not really sure of cos I can only rate him with underage team.

I remember Keshi coached Mali and qualified Togo to first ever WC before gotten Nigeria job and he did well.

My major question why is Amuneke jobless all this while...why our ex internationals always waiting for national team jobs though Amuneke started well initially by getting Tanzania job,coached in Sudan and Egypt but damn too poor of him staying out of the job for so long...why not manage any NPFL team just like what Finidi is doing presently with Enyimba.

No matter how we criticized Keshi,I still respect him for going out there to prove himself before taking Nigeria job....our local coaches should try and make something outside.I remember Amodu in South Africa,Onigbinde had a stint with Trinidad and Tobago as a technical adviser to all their football matter,Ndubuisi Egbo did well too,Mike Obiku is doing something with Feyenood youth team,Seyi Olofinjana with Wolves youth team.

It could have been credible if Emma Amuneke is handling a team even in NPFL presently.

Seyi Olofinjana is the technical director of Grasshopper club Switzerland.

charlesemeka85:
after just 2 games?

Chaiiiii!

BascoVanVeli:
Let me answer this like my opinion actually matters

First of all I love me some Manu Garba and Emmanuel Amunike but the answer to this question is Gbenga Ogunbote.

His teams play good football and defend well. Plus he is very good with strikers and skilled forwards. Really he turns no names into household names. How I wish u guys watched Sunday Adetunji when he was with Gbenga compared to what he plays now.

His record in CAF is even good and BTW he never had a top team, even when he qualified Enyimba for CAF he was fired. I have followed him from his last stint at enyimba and the man has over achieved with almost every team he has coached. At Enyimba he was coaching them on an horrendous Calabar pitch but they still managed to play good football. In a perfect world the Oracle would definitely be on the list of coaches to be looked at.

Do you know Imama Amakapababo? How is he? Hope no be gamble bi dis ooo?

charlesemeka85:
even ndubuisi who took his Albanian team to UCL qualifiers few seasons ago is not even hyped here the way amuneke pep Xavi is here

Just because he played for Barca many years ago

I for prefer that dude. At least, he has a cup to show for it.

Kog45:
Sincerely Amuneke record as a coach damn too poor to handle eagles but talking about his tactical awareness which am not really sure of cos I can only rate him with underage team.

I remember Keshi coached Mali and qualified Togo to first ever WC before gotten Nigeria job and he did well.

My major question why is Amuneke jobless all this while...why our ex internationals always waiting for national team jobs though Amuneke started well initially by getting Tanzania job,coached in Sudan and Egypt but damn too poor of him staying out of the job for so long...why not manage any NPFL team just like what Finidi is doing presently with Enyimba.

No matter how we criticized Keshi,I still respect him for going out there to prove himself before taking Nigeria job....our local coaches should try and make something outside.I remember Amodu in South Africa,Onigbinde had a stint with Trinidad and Tobago as a technical adviser to all their football matter,Ndubuisi Egbo did well too,Mike Obiku is doing something with Feyenood youth team,Seyi Olofinjana with Wolves youth team.

It could have been credible if Emma Amuneke is handling a team even in NPFL presently.

Do you know Imama Amakapababo?

BascoVanVeli:
Let me answer this like my opinion actually matters

First of all I love me some Manu Garba and Emmanuel Amunike but the answer to this question is Gbenga Ogunbote.

His teams play good football and defend well. Plus he is very good with strikers and skilled forwards. Really he turns no names into household names. How I wish u guys watched Sunday Adetunji when he was with Gbenga compared to what he plays now.

His record in CAF is even good and BTW he never had a top team, even when he qualified Enyimba for CAF he was fired. I have followed him from his last stint at enyimba and the man has over achieved with almost every team he has coached. At Enyimba he was coaching them on an horrendous Calabar pitch but they still managed to play good football. In a perfect world the Oracle would definitely be on the list of coaches to be looked at.

But he has not won anything and he just resigned from Sunshine after 16 games without a single win.

What is his achievement in CAF and how come he has not won the league before?

Is there another?

charlesemeka85:
him coach for Egypt too?

After two matches.


Amunike Is Sacked By Egyptian Club
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Emmanuel Amunike has been sacked by Egyptian side Misr El-Makkasa and replaced with Ehab Galal who returns for a second stint at the club.

Amunike led the team in two games, drawing them both against Smouha and Entag El-Harby, and now he will depart the club after a very short spell.

The former coach of the Tanzania national team spent less than a month on the job.

El-Makkasa preferred to reappoint Galal, who is considered to be the club’s most successful manager since their promotion to the top tier in 2009.

Galal coached El-Makkasa between 2014 and 2017, leading the team to finish second in the league in 2017, which secured them a spot in the CAF Champions League for the first time in the club’s history.

He then departed the club to join ENPPI, before signing for Zamalek, Al Ahly Tripoli, and finally Al Masry.

El-Makkasa is having a really disappointing season as they currently sit 16th on the league table with 14 points from 17 games, just three away from bottom-placed FC Masr. They were also knocked out of the Egypt Cup in the round of 16 by El-Gaish.

Kog45:
Pinnick go tell Dangotes,Otedolas,Kalus which favor he do do dem wey dem go make donations to pay fraudulent $2m inserted clause in a zero coach contract.

Can’t believe you inserted $2m to be payed as compensation to fire Rohr. Is he Guardiola or Conte?

Abi na Chelsea bi Nigerian team we dey fire anyhow?

Oasis001:



Prepare to be humbled if Amuneke gets the Job, coz our next No. 10 at AFCON will be Kelechi - not Iheanacho but NWAKALI.

Hahahaha!

charlesemeka85:
my brother that one concern them

Fear catch me oooo at the mention of his name.

This is not time to gamble ooo.

charlesemeka85:
em go Susan wan play tiki taka

Honestly! This is gambling with our chances of qualifying for the World Cup with tiki taka. With which players?

gannod:
Considering the short time we have, we need a Coach who has an indepth knowledge of our football and who is tactically astute.

Bascovanveli should please recommend a good coach from the Nigerian league.

gannod:
Considering the short time we have, we need a Coach who has an indepth knowledge of our football and who is tactically astute.

What we rather need is a coach who has an in-depth knowledge of football tactics.

In Tanzania...sacked. In Sudan.....sacked. In Egypt.....sacked.

Emmanuel Amunike sacked as Al Khartoum coach

Dahab Elkady Dahab Elkady
4 years ago

Emmanuel Amunike
Al Khartoum National Club

Former Nigeria winger Emmanuel Amunike has been sacked as coach of Sudanese side Al Khartoum SC following a string of bad results.
The former manager of Nigeria U20 joined Al Khartoum in November on a one-year deal. He had some fine results in the pre-season matches but his side have later shown poor performances on the field as they gained just 11 points from eight matches in the Sudanese Premier League.

The sacking came after a 1-3 loss against the newly promoted team Ahli Meroe, which led the club to terminate the contract with the Nigerian coach. The Al Khartoum-based side now stand fourth on the league table while Ahli Meroe hold the second spot in the league below leaders Merreikh Al-Fasher.

The former Zamalek legend previously led Nigeria to the 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup title. He played for Zamalek from 1991-1994 before moving to Portuguese side Sporting CP and later FC Barcelona and represented Nigeria in the 1994 World Cup – the first time Nigeria appeared in the competition

Danielnino00:
You are just looking for every avenue to discredit Keshi... Anytime his AFCON win is brought up, you dismiss it with "Victor Moses singlehandedly won us the AFCON"..
Chriskels already exposed how you labeled Keshi team a Biafra team..
And of course, you never liked him for snubbing your boy Ajagun

Keshi success was fluke and was due to individual brilliance of Vicmo from the Match against Ethiopia. Before then, we struggled to win the two matches . Facts

You and Chriskel are grasping at straws. You can keep entertaining yourself.

Napoleon55:
What type coach would u want nff to hire to replace rohr if u r been asked to suggest?

Herve Rennard Or Pitso

gannod:
If we sack Ror and decide to stick to a foreign Coach, he would be my ideal Coach going forward. However, if we decide to go for a local Coach, Amuneke should do.

Amunike is not credible enough. I will rather humble my pride and hire Pitso.

Danielnino00:
Yeah...The "Victor Moses singlehandedly won us the AFCON" comment...

That’s true

gannod:
Herve Rennard?

That’s right. Thanks.

Mujtahida:
How can something be open secret when no one but you on this thread appears to be in the know of what you are on about

Speak for yourself. If know one knows why was thegoojoe defining the allegations against him? Very simple, he is “one of” those whom you claimed “no one” but me....

safarigirl:
Keshi won the 2013 AFCON with below average players, did anybody die?

Sometimes, no be ingredients dey make food sweet, na the cook wey sabi mix am dey do the magic.

I don't care the type of players that are assembled, I care for the type of football that will be played, and that is the only thing that should concern you if you were a true Super Eagles fan.

There were many good players in the starting 11. From world class Enyeama to Mikel Obi to Vicmo, Onazi, Emenike, Brown Ideye, Echiejile, Ike Uche etc.

And I can tell you it was when he started playing these players we started winning matches after he failed to market some players in the first two matches in group stage where we struggled and almost went out of the tournament.

Besides, the individual brilliance of Vicmo in all the matches he played brought great changes to the team not Keshi’s pattern of play which was long ball and insha