DragonFire442: Go back to your village and remind them of your stupid decision to package and vote for a cow and his useless party that has brought untold hardship to Nigerians.
It makes sense to your stupid family and village people and they would give you a Chieftency title for that...... bunch of useless corrupt people forming holy holy
Suffering and smiling kill you there continually you hungry buffalo
FYI your Information, the useless corrupt government you support just took the Nigerian economy into the second recession in less than 5 years. The worst since 1987.
Is this your stupid attempt to deny the fact that the government your called corrupt is far better than this useless government you are willing to stake your life for ?
The PDP Corrupt government is far better than these useless criminals from your village that are in power. You support them and yet you pretend to be holy....... holiness of a pig in the mud
Continue your suffering and smiling....... Idiot
You are a creeetin! Is this your excuse for calling and yearning for corruption?
DragonFire442: Shut up your gutter mouth, dirty thing.
Your hypocrisy stinks to high heaven
The only High I Q you have is to steal money and pretend to be incorruptible like that mad beast in Aso Rock that you call your leader.
Look at this Holier than thou Idiot. You and your stupid Fulani cow generation are the people that go about calling people corrupt when indeed folks like you are the masters of corruption.
The same PDP Administration you considered corrupt is far better than self righteous idiots like you and this useless current administration.
Suffering and smiling kill you there
Is this still your foooolish attempt to justify yearning for corruption and corrupt leaders, creeetin?
NwekeUG: Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Sunday Dare has questioned the "suitability and competences" of coach Gernot Rohr after Super Eagles' back-to-back draws against Sierra Leone in the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign, IgbereTV reports.
Dare made this known on Twitter and threatened that the 'needful will be done' following the performance of the Super Eagles from their last two matches.
Recall Nigeria threw away a four-goal lead to draw 4-4 with Sierra Leone in their first-leg clash at Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin City, Edo State last Friday, November 13th.
In the second-leg which took place on Tuesday, November 17th at the Siaka Stevens Stadium in Freetown, the game ended in 0 - 0.
The Minister stated in his tweet that 'Nigerian football deserves better' and also tendered an apology to 'football lovers' over the Super Eagles' recent performances.
DragonFire442: When you see your family members, you are free to call them dumb.
Only a dumb fool like yourself and family members see the current situation of things in Nigeria and smile.
Suffering and smiling kill you and your worthless generation
Unlike your lineage, I am not smiling at the current situation. My IQ is just not low enough to seek and wish for corruption and say the years of corruption were good.
Zico5: Youths need to take grand stride in wrestling power away from these old fools reassembling again to loot our resources. Both APC and PDP are cancer bedeviling our polity. Any youth seeing campaigning for these bad leaders should be stoned at sight. What has APC and PDP done to relieve us of these suffering? Just pains and anguish everyday. To be sincere, enough is enough.
This is sparked because Boris Johnson has declared he will ban petrol and diesel cars in the next 10 years. Many Western countries will soo do the same.
PDP are re-strategising on how to properly market the crooked candidates they like putting forward for elections and how many billions of dollars they will before electric cars become the norm.
Hedonini: I asked all the same questions and much more. In the end, all they will keep telling you is location location location - Ikoyi Ikoyi Ikoyi. So for that reason mediocrity can be excused.
There's hardly real, organic wealth in Nigeria. Na so so money miss road, gragra hammer kind of money full Nigeria. That's why the developer putting this up for sale can be this audacious.
Righteousness89: 1Billion Naira Masion! If you can afford it, it's no problem! It's cool! There is no Problem in that! It's not a Sin to be Wealthy! Neither is it a Sin to Enjoy the Good things of life!
The Folly here is Having this House and not Having JESUS! It is a Wasted Investment! Everything we can see or touch is Vanity! They do not really Matter!
It's not a Sin to own Vanity! But when Vanity owns you , it becomes a Problem and will lead your Destruction
What Matters is our Soul in Eternity!! Let's be Guided!
You mean you yeye Jesus una dey spend all una life to pray to but una still dey suffer suffer for Nigeria?
Abdulazeez99: Senator Orji Uzor Kalu has showed interest in buying Arsenal Football Club, with a bid of 35% stake, Igbere TV reports.
The former Abia State Governor and a business mogul, who according to Forbes has a net worth of $1.1 billion dollars recently indicated his intentions for the Premier League outfit.
The African Pillar of Sports wrote in a tweet via his official Twitter handle @OUKtweets on Monday evening:
Senator Orji Uzor Kalu is best known for his business Empire being the founder of Slok Holding, a West African conglomerate with interests in shipping, banking, oil trading, manufacturing and the media.
Igbere TV recalls that Orji Kalu, who currently serves as the Senator representing Abia North district in the 9th National Assembly got featured forbes as a billionaire in 2014, as of 2014 according to Forbes, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu Net Worth was $1 billion dollars.
Arsenal are currently owned by Stan Kroenke, through his Kroenke Sports & Entertainment group, with the American having come in for widespread criticism in recent years.
Reference: Oga. Everyehere in the world the coach of any team sport is responsible for the outcome of the game. He decides who plays and who does not. He decides the preparation, tactics and game management.
If a student fails examinations he is to blame. If the entire class fails then the teacher is to blame. In all of team sport a match cannot be won by any one single person neither cannot be lost by any single action or individual.
In team sports its alk about collective success and collective failure so the responsibility lies with those who prepare the team and guide them.
How is the coach responsible for the outcome?
Because that is "what people say"?
A match cannot be lost by any single action or individual? Please go and say this rubbish to Liverpool regarding Loris Karius!
The things you people say with confidence.
My friend, a coach is responsible for the outcome of a team over time is what sensible people say. Not what you hear from every ignorant Tom, Diick and Harry scream.
When Beckham kicked out at Simone and got a red cap in the WC, is that the coach's fault because "he gave the tactics"?
When Sani Kaita kicked at the Greek player in 2010 WC and made Nigeria lose a man and hence the opportunity to progress to the second round, it was the coach's fault because "he decides who plays and doesn't play"?
When Karius fuuuucked up Liverpool at UCL Final, it was Klopp's fault?
Can you see the simpleton-ness in the arguments you put forward?
Unrealistic expectations should not be placed on someone on a job and consequently blame is attached to them regarding something that they can hardly control. That is pure nonsense!
Coaches are judged by outcomes over a period of time.
LandMann: The players must be very stupid for trying to blame Rohr for their woeful performance.
Especially that Ahmed Musa that keeps running like a headless chicken or a danfo with failed breaks.
How is it that it is someone with a quarter past four eyesight that the entire north could produce to keep the team nationally balanced?
I'm sure that guy must have settled someone somewhere so as to remain in the team.
Musa is too undeveloped to be playing in the national team. He plays like Daniel James of Manchester United, high speed with no ball control, agility or skill.
Give me that team and Musa will not even appear in 6th choice.
Rubbish
You made some good points (apart from the foolish one that he is in the team for national balance), but fact is that he has been your saviour in WCs and is your highest scoring player in history in WCs. Three of his goals will probably compete for Nigeria's most beautiful goals at the WC, and they were all individual goals.
He is also the 7th highest scoring player in Nigeria's history despite being a winger. We are not even talking about assists and disruptions yet.
So, even though I agree he runs like a headless chicken without end product most times (which frustrates the hell out of me), he has proven without a shadow of a doubt that he is fit to be in the team and proven himself in the team more than most Nigerian players.
Be a better football analyst, not an emotional and tribal analyst.
kufre2010: .NIGRIANS ARE THE MOST STUBBORN SET OF HUMANS, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED BY SATGURU MAHARAJJI TO STOP EMPLOYING FOREIGN COACH BUT U PEOPLE DON'T WANT TO HEAR. YOU WILL SEE THE RESULT OF DISOBEDIENCE.
SATGURU MAHARAJJI never tell you to jump in front of fast-moving truck?
prinsam30: While the players’ professionalism and attitude must be questioned, Rohr must also take a considerable portion of the blame.
Time and again his substitutions have proved ineffective and have too regularly appeared to cost Nigeria momentum and control in a match, rather than helping the Eagles consolidate their authority and continue to take the game to opposition.
It was as clear as day, as Friday’s match swung in the Leone Stars’ favour, that Nigeria’s midfield was labouring, yet Rohr watched on helplessly, making tweaks and cosmetic realignments, rather than fixing the gaping hole in the hear of the team.
Certainly, it can be hard to find too much logic in some of Rohr’s substitutions, and sometimes, his changes appear to be made just for the sake of it. Why, for example, remove the influential Samuel Chukwueze, whose movement and running gave the Leone Stars something to be worried about behind their defence?
Why remove Leon Balogun for Semi Ajayi? Why introduce strikers Paul Onuachu and Kelechi Iheanacho when the midfield requires bolstering? The substitutions themselves are problematic, as are the timings of the changes…Rohr dithers, watching on as Rome burns, when a proactive approach is required.
Then, the broader squad selection must also be questioned.
In the past, we’ve seen Nigeria setting themselves up to fail, rather than succeed, and it feels as though the same is happening again with Rohr.
Many eyebrows were raised when the German coach named four midfielders—one of whom was right-back Tyronne Ebuehi—in his squad for the double-header against the Leone Stars.
It was hard to see, without injured Wilfried Ndidi, who would offer the defensive rigour in the heart of the park, and there were always going to be a certain issue of the practicality of a Joe Aribo-Oghenkaro Etebo midfield pairing.
Unsurprisingly, both of these two problems—both very predictable—came home to roost for the Super Eagles, as the duo in the centre were targeted and ultimately overrun as the contest went on.
Why replace injured winger Moses Simon with Onuachu? Why replace Frank Onyeka with Shehu Abdullahi? Why invite two right-backs and then play centre-back Kevin Akpoguma in that position? Was there no place for Ramon Azeez, Kelechi Nwakali, Mikel Agu, Uche Agbo, Anderson Esiti or Okechukwu Azubuike?
Perhaps they haven’t always impressed with the national side, but any of them should be a competent option—should Etebo tire or get injured, say—against a side ranked 120th in the world.
These are all questions, perhaps, that the NFF and Amaju Pinnick should have been asking Rohr and his team when federation officials called for a summit on Saturday morning to understand what went wrong in the 4-4 draw.
The federation also have some questions to answer, specifically about the decision to offer Rohr a new contract in May 2020—ahead of the World Cup, before the Eagles’ underwhelming performance and first-round exit at the grandest stage of all.
While Rohr’s handling of the 2018 World Cup qualifying campaign—after being drawn with 2012, 2017 and 2019 Africa Cup of Nations champions Zambia, Cameroon and Algeria—was a fine achievement for a progressive, adventurous side, the West African giants haven’t built on the promise of those years.
The coach’s desire to constantly cut the average age of the side, and oversee consistent influxes of new faces may have resulted in Nigeria being the youngest squad at the 2018 World Cup, but has it also denied the Eagles of some critical experience and calming older heads who can help the team get through difficult periods.
Introducing youth around a spine of Ndidi, John Obi Mikel and Odion Ighalo was one thing, but with the three of them absent, Rohr’s Super Eagles project may be entering it’s terminal phase.
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This is nonsense analysis, even though it is still better attempt at analysis than the moronic emotional lash out by many low IQ Nairaland "yoots".
It is still nonsense sha!
Was it not the same "influential" Chuwkueze that lost the ball while trying a trick in his own half that led to the first goal? He "influenced" the come back?
Why not remove Balogun for Ajayi? How old is Balogun? Is Balogun not just coming back from injury this year? What is wrong with removing a 33 year old, injury-prone man and replacing him with a youthful man in a 90 minutes game being played in blazing sun where players are being offered water breaks every 25 minutes?
The foooool said "why introduce strikers Paul Onuachu and Kelechi Iheanacho when the midfield requires bolstering?".
What midfielder on the bench was he hoping to bring in to bolster the midfield? Why would a coach worry that his team of experienced, highly-paid, top-league superstar players will not be able to hold a 2 or 3 goal lead against players that play in 8th tier leagues?
Why would a coach be inviting many new players to his team and will not think it is a good idea when leading a weak team by 3 goals to test out the players and different formations? What is wrong with that?
THE PLAYERS ON THE FIELD FAILED! End of!
Many idiiiiiiiots think they are football analysts, when actually dem no get sense.
Politics › Re: 2023: PDP to review manifesto, reposition — Uche Secondus by Gamesmart: 5:17pm On Nov 21, 2020
