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Marjoribanks:
With what I watched during the qualifiers AFCON and with all our players available the AFCON is ours to lose!
I don't really see any team better than us on the continent!

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Joezinho:
I have never trusted this amuneke.

This is the person some agents here wants to be the coach of super eagles.

All these egunje collecting coaches. Lmao.

mostob:
We are our own problem in this country. Not like Salah was even exceptional. You go pick a stranger ahead of someone who you nurtured and gave the big break.

AndSunGorilla:
Am just so happy that Osimhen didn't go to the club that seems lately to be wrecking careers and putting exceptional players to shame. Imagine, one of the GOATs was disgraced out of the club, look at one the finest young English prospect in the Bundesliga at some point disgraced, a multiple champions league midfielder now no more relevant, or do we talk about the fine young talent from Crystal Palace so full of promise, hmmm, how about the Camerounian goalie now turned into bottomless basket? Na wa o!!!!
Osimhen, God really loves you.


Na just play o

Hanibal:
I also think another problem with the Nigerian league that people hardly pay attention to is fatigue occasioned by teams having to travel long distances on our bad roads to play away matches.... Imagine if shooting stars is to play Doma United, they will have to travel almost 20hrs ( that's assuming a smooth journey) by road to the match venue, and arrive a few hours to the match! That's a huge advantage for the home team already! So the best the away team can hope for is a draw.
One of the reasons why away wins are scarce in the league asides poor officiating

Hence it becomes difficult for a team to dominate the table with several points, regardless of quality

Kog45:
The officiating in present day NFF has improved and with results have seen so far in SA league so far showed not much difference cuz they too rely on home games.

Yes you are right the quality then was a bit high than what we have now but notwithstanding I don’t see Mamelodi achieving such results here with 4 games to play.

ChrisKels:
If the coach wasn't an ekuke, Fulham has already giving him a blue print of the centre back combo that could bring him success, and he needs to act fast, especially as Adarabioyo doesn't require any special FIFA clearance to play for Nigeria, everything could be taken care of within a week since the boy already has a Nigerian passport.

mostob:
It is not the mistake boss. How will Peseiro be hiding a secret goalkeeper for Afcon? It is funny

villagereporter:
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Sir, how do we expect a big time farmer-with no passion for football and he confided in his friend when he was chosen as sport minister that he knew next to nothing abort sport, to reason?

With his statement, though I cherish and love Nigeria due to so many factors, I know at d AFCON SEs’are doomed

Cecco90:
BREAKING!!!

Minister of Sports, @OwanEnoh has invited Super Eagles coach, Jose Peseiro to a meeting.

The meeting will discuss the Super Eagles' poor performance and plans for next year's AFCON.


Source : Adepoju Tobi Samuel.

Icon4s:
I know Pitso had always admired Nigerian football especially as he tasted several defeats from us during his time as the coach of SA but, sorry, the Super Eagles is above his level of coaching.
Besides, can he withstand the mental stress of working with the NFF?

AndSunGorilla:
Owngoal just dribble with their speculations on who the next coach of the SE would be. So:
1) they have already concluded that JP is going, we just don't know the exact timing.
2) they have reported that an unnamed Nigerian would take over.
3) latest is that Tom Sainfelt current coach of Gambia would be named as coach, immediately JP goes. I do like the guy and I think he's hungry for an opportunity to make a name for himself. He has been in Africa for quite a while too.

Anyways, na sidon look we dey for now. I have honestly lowered my expectations for the the next AFCON with JP in charge. Of course, I would love to be shocked, surprised and "shamed" with an overwhelming SE performance.

Kog45:
We don’t nurture in eagles but we nurtured Uzoho and Maduka.

Almost January got nothing to do with having new good keeper between the sticks….Oga,Enyeama had his second cap against England after played a mere last friendly match against Kenya in preparation for WC and he spent less than a week in camp to prove that he was ready.

I know much about Enyeama,Ejide and Aiyenugba rise cuz the ex super eagles goalkeeper trainer Amusa Adisa that gave them the opportunities was my university coach

I had discussions with him on the state of our keepers and he said Nwoke,Osayi,Amas and Bankole can do it,just left for eagles handlers to have confidence in them.

I put a call to Dele Aiyenugba on Nwoke based on his performance in Ilorin and he said Egbon make i no lie you the boy is good for eagles.

Sir,nothing special about Uzoho,Maduka and Adeleye that the four rated NPFL keepers will not measure up to,funny Olorunleke Ojo is not even in the picture of rated NPFL keepers.

AndSunGorilla:
Thought you are now retired from this thread, retirement never start?

Nomyth:
If sacking pasero will be difficult because of financial constraints , then why not suspend him under the guise that he applied for another job while still contracted to the NFF.

A local coach should be gotten in the interim to prosecute AFCON for us.

I'm really not a big fan of local coaches, but seeing that our local coaches couldn't have performed worse than what pasero had churned out so far, it's choosing a lesser evil.

Danielnino00:
Peseiro has never lasted more than 2 years in any of the teams he has managed in the past.... In fact, in 2016 alone, he was sacked three times from 3 different teams.... Come AFCON,he would be entering his third year with Nigeria...
Chai NFF!

villagereporter:
Amugo(amaju) pigdick(pinnick) deserves some probe into his administration.

bossto:
Some people here like TheSuperNerd, TheGoodjoe etc know football better than most of these grade E coaches we keep parading.

daveP:
Guess what will make it even more confusing if he gets the Zamalek job? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣



If he starts performing there, what will be the new storyline? That our players were the problem? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Kog45:
We have Amas Obasogie,Kayode Bankole,Osayi Kingdom and Chris Nwoke but funny Peseiro still believing Cyprus bench warmer is better than Keepers that does it week in week out

komekn:
Corruption, LAWLESSNESS and impunity have been legalised by the highest court in the land.

It's the rule of criminals so don't expect anybody of capacity, capability and integrity.

Kog45:
I don’t know why we like deceiving ourselves instead of facing reality….Okoye had two games last season and just one this season,so what do you expect from such keeper in term of performance.

Joebie:
If he returns heads will roll in the team, but the SE will be better of in the LONG run. The NFF will have to be sincere and be selfless for him to return. For me, I would prefer Oliseh as the NFF technical director

do4luv14:
The same way we were crying for Wuldrum sack, before things start taking shape, is Same way we are calling for JP sack,

When will things start taking shape?

villagereporter:
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Baba wetin you type na joke abi u dey serious. No it must be a joke. A team bereft of ideas, lack intensity, baba na beg I dey no whine us ABEG.

Odunayaw:
This is the best parts of the game you are even seeing.

IDENNAA:
They are good with free kicks