Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 10:47am On Aug 06, 2021 |
PetroDolla2020: What do you mean by “just one victory?” Na today Ghana dey flog naija in football? Shine eyes! Open your eyes to the fact that Ghanaian female teams are no more pushovers. Did you study the composure of the Ghanaian girls? They played with great confidence, great composure, knowing they were going to win. 
Sit down there and be talking “just one victory” Fuckeduppedness How many times Ghana don beat us for women football lol. For female football, we nor be una mate abeg. You fit argue with Cameroon and South Africa. I fit grudgingly accept say una reach those ones level but not Naija. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 10:33am On Aug 06, 2021 |
PetroDolla2020: Let me tell you something. The days when nigeria dominated female football in Africa is gone for ever!
Ghana in particular is making some good investments in football and it is beginning to pay off. As I said, watch out for Hasaacas Ladies. They will be a transformed side next time you see them play. Just one victory and we nor go hear word again. In both matches, Hasaccas didn't play that well. Rivers Angels had the better chances in both games but they lacked a keeper who could hold on to high balls and that was the source of all three goals. In the first game, Hasaccas tried to play man to man by leaving the ball on the ground and they lost. In the final, their tactic was to play high balls and long range shots. Against a team with a good keeper, that tactic is actually useless. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 10:13pm On Aug 05, 2021 |
AkinDS: Won't be so quick to jump to such a conclusion, if I were you. Their football philosophy is pretty much the same and their ladies have started to get much better. Morocco maybe, the other teams are not really there yet. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 8:27pm On Aug 05, 2021 |
AkinDS: 2-1 Hassaccas. The Ghanaians are playing Rivers Angels hard and taking no prisoners. Weak point for Nigeria has been the Goal Keeper, Ibube Whyte. Age has most certainly caught up with her. Her reaction time to shots has always been suspect, but was really exposed today. She seems to struggle with high balls. Okon needs to consider the other girl he brought in after Whyte conceded the penalty against Amis du Monde in the semis. She seems to be more agile and can handle crosses better than Whyte. Who did that back flip for Rivers Angels in the attack just immediately after they conceded the 2nd goal? was it vivian ikechuckwu? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Christianity, My Take.. by GeneralDae: 8:56pm On Aug 03, 2021 |
22jumpstreet:
The gospel story of Jesus is not a biography. It is a Jewish reworking of ancient Pagan myths of the dying and resurrecting Godman Osiris-Dionysus, which had been popular for centuries throughout the ancient Mediterranean. Here we go again. Another atheist reciting what he heard without adequate research. For your information, there is no evidence that the jesus story was derived from Osiris. This is the age of the internet and scholarship, please do your research. The stories told about Osiris-Dionysus will sound familiar. He is the Son of God who is born to a virgin on the 25th of December before three shepherds. He is a prophet who offers his followers the chance to be born again through the rites of baptism. He is a wonderworker who raises the dead and miraculously turns water into wine at a marriage ceremony. He is God incarnate who dies at Easter, sometimes through crucifixion, but who resurrects on the third day. He is a savior who offers his followers redemption through partaking in a meal of bread and wine, symbolic of his body and blood. The Jesus story is a synthesis of the Jewish belief of the Messiah with Pagan myths of the dying and resurrecting Godman. None of these things are true about Osiris, if you think they are, then give me references to works of historians on Osiris or the ancient scholarly references, you would find none. All of these stories about Osiris likening him to the Jesus story were largely manufactured by 18th century atheist writers. Do your research my man. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 3:20pm On Aug 03, 2021 |
Schemerkhiz: Ifeoma Onumonu for sure is one of Coach Randy Waldrum regular pick when it comes to picking Strikers for the Superfalcons...
She will always make the team, she was not released by Gotham FC for the Austra Camp because she's a their Key Striker upfront and with the absence of Carly Lloyd and Co for the Olympic you don't expect the club to release her when they have game's to play... Even during FIFA Women's World Cup the NWSL doesn't go on break.....
Ifeoma Onumonu can play any position upfront, she's fast, strong, skillful and a good Finisher... You are right. |
Programming › Re: I'm Looking For A Friend Who Introduced Me To Nairaland by GeneralDae: 2:06pm On Aug 01, 2021 |
Temmylee02: oga dey well jere Check on facebook nah. |
Programming › Re: A Reminder That Abeg Was Built With PHP. by GeneralDae: 9:21pm On Jul 29, 2021 |
chimpanzee4: Very useless people and foolish people in this section.
Untill you realize the technology an app was built with has nothing to do with the success or failure of the app but the marketing and how the audience embrace it.
Take Nairaland for example.
The ugliest Forum in Africa but yet still the most successful.
Foolish wannabe programmers Nairaland may be ugly on the frontend but the backend is great and maybe that's why it's still successful, coupled with the fact that it's one of the oldest Nigerian forums. The language or tools used for the backend of nairaland is critical to its' efficiency/fast loading time. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 4:23pm On Jul 28, 2021*. Modified: 5:56pm On Jul 28, 2021 |
Having watched Rivers Angels play in two games so far, I'll say they still retain that raw Nigerian style of female football seen mostly in our age group teams (u17 and u20) and in the super falcons of 2014 under local coaches like Edwin Okon. I used to think our league have now become totally dead, but Rivers Angels still play a robust style of football (even though we can say the oppositions are somewhat weak). |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 3:53pm On Jul 27, 2021 |
The Chinese team finished as the worst team in this tournament and I wonder why they are ranked 15th in the world. Asian female football has been on a steady decline to be honest. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 3:50pm On Jul 27, 2021 |
The zambian team is quiet promising. Even when down to ten men, they still tried to keep the ball on the ground and play to the nearest man. I think they learnt a lot from their mistakes against the Netherlands. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 3:48pm On Jul 27, 2021 |
isan: I think she's already playing for england She only represented England at youth level. I don't think she has been called to their national team. |
Programming › Re: A Reminder That Abeg Was Built With PHP. by GeneralDae: 10:47am On Jul 27, 2021*. Modified: 7:50pm On Jul 27, 2021 |
LikeAking: I am not a pro.
But I guess all languages are great. All languages are great. In the world of software development, I believe it depends more on the builder than the tool used. If you know a language very well and can write clean/ less buggy code with that language, you would create something better than using a language you know less about, no matter how great the second language is. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 11:14pm On Jul 26, 2021 |
Schemerkhiz: Ugo Njoku could have been Superfalcons greatest Right Back with the way she started at first but the hiatus from the team have really affected her game especially after coming back from France Croix Savoie Ambilly FC (2nd Division Clubside) at the end of the 2017/18 season. She added up a lot of weight and the international Friendly game against France in 2017 exposed her a lot cause she was looking so heavy and slow in pace. Retuning from France she had a break from Football not until this 2020/21 season before she returned to Rivers Angels.. Having returned to Rivers Angels she started playing as a Center Back, probably were Coach Edwin Okon think is better for her right now..
Already told Coach Randy about her alongside Ebere Orji months ago, Let's see if she can work her way back... What do you think of Maryan Ezenagu and Peace Efih? |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 8:32am On Jul 25, 2021 |
Schemerkhiz: From Ghana not Guinea Sir I was confused for a moment there. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 10:42am On Jul 24, 2021 |
China 4 Zambia 4 |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 10:41am On Jul 24, 2021 |
timay: If the team can remain consistent for at least 5 years, I'll rate the Zambian FA after then. We've been here before with Equitorial Guinea, when we thought that they will give the Super falcons a credible challenge in years to come, only for them to fall off again. Equatorial Guinea had problems with cheating and fielding ineligible players. There were also other controversies then with them. Sure you can't last that long with all of that. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 10:28am On Jul 24, 2021 |
Zambia 4 China 3...( 69 mins ) |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 10:27am On Jul 24, 2021 |
Barbara Banda with another hat trick |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 10:16am On Jul 24, 2021 |
Zambia is not bad at all. I'm watching them properly for the first time. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 10:11am On Jul 24, 2021 |
Wow that shouldn't have been a penalty |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 10:07am On Jul 24, 2021 |
Barbara Banda now with 5 goals in the tournament so far. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 10:06am On Jul 24, 2021 |
China 3 Zambia 3...(47 mins) |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 9:32am On Jul 24, 2021 |
China 3 Zambia 1. (31 mins). |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 10:03pm On Jul 23, 2021 |
But 1-0 is quiet lean though in my opinion, at least against a Slovenian club side. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 8:12pm On Jul 23, 2021 |
isan: The girls played against male team ? I don't think so. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 8:12pm On Jul 23, 2021 |
Clint02: How was Plumptre's performance? I didn't see the game. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 7:57pm On Jul 23, 2021 |
Nigeria won 1-0. Desire Oparanozie with the only goal. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 5:57pm On Jul 23, 2021 |
do4luv14: Is my eyes deceiving me abi nah the camera abi phone wey dem use snap sef
Which kind black dat bae carry oooo The black make sense! black beauty queen Yewande. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 5:41pm On Jul 23, 2021 |
Starting 11
Nnadozie(GK) Plumptre A.Ogbonna C.Ogbonna Okeke Chikwelu Ajibade Okobi Payne Kanu Oparanozie
Source..Samuel Ahmadu |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 5:32pm On Jul 23, 2021 |
JohnBullMySon: Even if that's the case, what are the SF social media handlers doing? Nothing on their pages at all. Or is the game meant to be a secret  Even if it's a secret and can't be aired live, the SF social media handlers could at least give score updates on their twitter or instagram handles. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by GeneralDae: 4:00pm On Jul 23, 2021 |
isan: Which game ? It's against Nk Olimpija from Slovenia. The lack of information and updates on the women's game is quite saddening. We only have very few journalists for women football in Africa, making it quite hard to get detailed information or to follow. |