₦airaland Forum

bily:
i kept trying to help the guy that asked whether he should use alpari uk or russia (nigeria) and i explained the reasons why he should choose alpari nigeria over uk and each time my post kept getting deleted.

anyway, if you want to read the reasons, just click on my user name, scroll down and click show the last posts of this person. you have to be signed in to do this.

hope this helps

Scalping is kinda limited on alpari, that's why i don't like them, they have a 2 mins limit on scalping, that's why i can't use them.

webgenius:
I wish they could have done a market survey before launch.Why the cap, if I am to pay N20000 and be limited to 5G.Why not unlimited download for taht amount? If they are interested in market volume they would have to review their package.Even MTN has increased from 3G to 5G for the monthly bundle at a cost of N8000, Multilink which used to have a cap on their 50 hours, 100 hours and 250 hours has removed the cap entirely. I expect the competition to become stiffer and prices lower, so Mobitel please review and see your customer base soar. I understand that Mobitel has spent over $70 million to provide 4G, but ROI will come over time and with a loyal satisfied customer base.

I still would go for #10k for 512kbs with 5GB limit, i prefer that to the rest, if the speed is going to be of 4G with consistent 512kbs, then it's worth it for 10k (at least for now)

Refuse to talk to him if he won't discuss local league with me

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Maybe the bulls have all gone into politics? or maybe the bulls are currently under EFCC investigation?

hehehehehehe LONE RANGER, HOW MARKET?

stay out of his/her way.

Odunnu:
Honey.
Hw r you 2day?

baby, i am good jare, day went all solo, how bout yours?

hEHEHEHEHEHEH, wao!!!! 5 : 0 mauling!!!

what a delicious experience

Thank you Jesus for yet another used day.

The league is still fresh, no cause for alarm

cuddle her until she falls asleep

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Both can't work together because Siasia is not ready to work under any one nor is Keshi ready to become a second Fidel to Siasia.

discuss naija league with him

Started eating twice instead of once a day.


still trying to walk slowly, always complaining i like too fast

cutiepie

ow11:
I would pick Keshi on experience. SiaSia hasn't done much other than two Silver medals with overage players but Keshi 'possibly' scouted for and got players that has given Togo a big reputation in Africa.

He was a defender and his change in tactics ( Mali V Angola) was pitch. Brought on a quick winger(Yatabarre) and let him play off the Angolan CBs. This confused them and in their bid to keep up his speed opened them up and Keita flogged passes that rescued that game.

He is still prone to some mistakes like what he did in the 2nd game as Mali coach but i think his experience in coaching two full national teams puts him ahead of Siasia.

Both coaches are disciples of Arsenal-like footie and whoever NFF picks would not do badly. A 5-year contract should be handed out and if that coach doesn't win AFCON 2015, he should be sacked!

you can post this here : https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-542292.0.html#msg7046711

Based on experience in the world front (senior), i give this to Keshi.

maclatunji:
Let me guess, You are one of those people who have some small change (money) somewhere and think that those that are less endowed financially are basically idiots-abi?

And who told you i am rich? you think i am ready to start complaining about the problems we all know exist? if i tell you my story both presently and in the past, you go run, your leg no go touch ground.

I see both as good coaches, but won't pick now.

maclatunji:
How do you want them to do that when 2% of Nigerians control 85% of our wealth? Do the Maths and tell me how.

Well they can as well sit down there, keep whining as usual, who cares? those who look at the cloud before leaving the bed will end up hungry at the end of the day.

Coaching career
Stephen Okechukwu Keshi (born January 31, 1962 in Lagos) is a former football defender from Nigeria.

After a playing career mostly with Belgian clubs, Keshi went to the United States to be educated in coaching.

In 1996 he was joined by Augustine Eguavoen, who once coached the Nigerian national team. They played together in California as the backbone of the defense for the short-lived Sacramento Scorpions. Keshi has been a part of the coaching staff for the Nigerian national team, most notably as head coach for the Junior Eagles at the 2004 Olympic soccer tournament.

Between 2004 and 2006 Keshi coached the Togo national football team, unexpectedly bringing them to their first World Cup tournament, Germany 2006. Having secured Togo's unlikely qualification, he was promptly replaced by German coach Otto Pfister prior to the World Cup finals, after Togo showed a dismal performance and failed to advance to the tournament stage in 2006 African Cup of Nations in Egypt.

However, Pfister did not last beyond a controversial World Cup campaign that nearly resulted in a player's strike over pay and Togo remained without a manager until February 2007 when they re-engaged Keshi in time for a friendly against Cameroon.
He worked as manager of the Mali national football team, after being appointed in April 2008 on a two-year deal.[1]
Stephen Keshi has been sacked as coach of Mali, the Malian Football Federation has announced.

The decision follows Mali's early exit in the group stages of this year's Africa Cup of Nations. [1]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Keshi#Coaching_career



Coaching career
SAMSON YEBOWEI SIASIA Samson Siasia (born August 14, 1967 in Lagos) is a former football striker from Nigeria.

In 2005, Samson Siasia coached the under 20 team (Flying Eagles), taking them to the finals of both the 2005 Under-20 World Cup and the U-20 African Youth Championship. He won the African Youth Championship and advanced all the way to the world final - before losing to Argentina 2-1. He also assisted Augustine Eguavoen in coaching the national team.

Samson Siasia was appointed national U-23 coach on January 2007. In 2008, he coached the Nigerian Under-23 Olympic squad to the final against Argentina. In a superbly played series of matches, Nigeria's team earned the Olympic Silver Medals. Earlier in 2008, the U-23 team won the inaugural Intercontinental Cup in Malaysia. This fine team was composed entirely of domestic Nigerian players and won the Cup against many teams headed for the 2008 Summer Olympic Games. In addition to his position as head coach of the Under 23 Olympic Eagles, he developed a youth academy in the capital city Abuja, called SiaOne Soccer Academy.
On March 17, 2009, he was reappointed as the head coach of the under-20 team after the finished a disappointing 3rd in the 2009 African Youth Championship. He received a six-month contract to coach Heartland F.C. in July 2010.[3]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samson_Siasia#Coaching_career

With facts and thorough evaluation of the 2 coaches, without sentiments or any bandwagon attitude, who do you prefer between STEPHEN OKECHUKWU KESHI and SAMSON YEBOWEI SIASIA for the SUPER EAGLE's job?


Please comment wisely.

Thank you.

ow11:
We must qualify o! I am a die-hard super eagle fan!

Why is there no thread discussing the merits and demerits of Keshi and SiaSia? I think we should appoint Keshi asap before Madagascar beat us 1-0 in Antananarivo

if that one happen, i go slap all our players one after the other, there's a thread already for the 2 shortlisted coaches, in your books, who do you think is more qualified?

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[size=2pt]Especially to a 2 left foot dude[/size]

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Then the 40m unemployed should stop waiting on the failed government, they should take the bull by the horn, take their fate in their hands and make something outta their lives.

Jarus:
U no get 'while you are typing, one new response has entered, you may want to review your post' b4 u post that?  

hehehehhee, maybe my computer skip am

she's cute with a nice smile, but not like my girl's own sha

hehehehehe, wild cougar