We shouldn't go to AWCON to be testing formations or else we will be bundle out without even a world cup ticket
daveP: Ogbonna is good too, but a challenge to an attacker approaching Goal is what Nicole dares to offer. I still recall Ogbonna’s mistake vs USA. Maybe she was tired. But I think The position isnt fully Nicole’s yet. Okeke is still there as well.
E remain Rita Chikwelu’s position in the squad. I want to see a much younger lady. She’s really done us well for some time, but its time someone benches her imo.
Ogbonna can play in a 3 woman defence, and Nicole can feature as a wingback which would be sweet. The 3142 would be a good one to test this AWCOn.
So this leeds coach think he can go toe to toe with premier league big boys , if guardiola ever coach a team that can't spend billions this is how he will be exposed
You are confirming my points that God is responsible for everything wrong with the world and we are going to find out why he's doing it when will meet him
Wilddove: That's why i said that atheist(s) are just mad at God, they know he exist but can't just fathom why he allows so many things. You saying God is responsible for this or that is a statement born out ignorance, God is the creator and the supreme being he owns the world and does as he pleases, no one can query him. It's just like a clay pot asking his maker why he chose to use it for the purpose he decides to, or why he allowed it to brake while taking care of others. We are pencils in the hand of the creator and he knows the best, he has a reason for everything he does and we humans can not fully understand him till we meet him in eternity. Just submit to his will
So in short God is responsible for the the destruction in Ukraine right now and every part of the world ? He is responsible for people dying of starvation in Africa and responsible for children being bombed in the middle east ? Since God has the script of the world at hand and he's just playing with humans
Wilddove: my bible predicted these wars so i'am not surprised that it's happening, and I 'am happy you said you don't know whether he is there or not instead of claiming you are sure he does'nt exist(meaning you are an agnostic) But do want to contuine living in assumptions till you depart this earth? Certain not. The truth is God is there and he does as he likes, he has the script of the world in his hands and we are products of his work manship. You can know him through his son Jesus Christ by making the decision right now and desiring a lasting relationship with him.
For me Ajibade is our best player right now and she's very versatile , striker , Center midfielder , attacking mildfield , winger , she can play anywhere in the attacking third. Ordega decision making has been rubbish recently why is she not passing the once instead of putting the team in trouble ? Alozie is a winger not a right back we all can see how good she is going forward , most of the chances we created in the 2 legs came through Ajibade
BascoVanVeli: Highlights of the match. Ajibade and Ohale were my players of the match
Fire this people bro u need to teach them that even if God exists he doesn't interfere in human life and going to worship to ask him for favours is a waste of time
FERNANDEZISBACK: That doesn't change the fact that there is no imaginary creature..
I don't know if God is there or not but i know any supernatural being doesn't have anything to do with reality , look at ukraine the world is offering them prayers but how will prayers save Ukraine from russia ? Imagine the world offer them soldiers and weapons
It has to count its a FIFA sanctioned friendly games and what ify meant is competitive debut
BascoVanVeli: I don't think the summer series counted. Even Ifeoma called the last match her debut. As long as they didn't score then I don't think they care
Nigeria qualify for 2022 Women Africa Cup of Nations
Nigeria reached the finals of this year’s Women Africa Cup of Nations Championship after the Super Falcons held out bravely to defeat hosts Lady Elephants of Cote d’Ivoire 1-0 in Abidjan on Wednesday evening. The scoreline meant an aggregate 3-0 win for the nine-time African champions.
The Ivorians threw everything into the return leg encounter at the Stade Robert Champroux but met a steely Nigerian defence and an inspired goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie who would not give an inch.
The game flowed back and forth for large swathes of the first half. Coach Randy Waldrum made two changes to the starting line-up from the first leg, bringing in midfielder Regina Otu and forward Francisca Ordega.
The lively Ordega thought she had given Nigeria the lead halfway into the first period, but the Nigerien referee ruled it out.
In the 34th minute, Nigerien referee Zouwaira Souley awarded a penalty to the homers after judging that Ashleigh Plumptre had tripped an Ivorian striker in the Nigerian area. Goalkeeper Nnadozie saved the shot, and the contact from the same player off the rebound went into side-netting.
The Super Falcons dug their feet into the ground in the second half, refusing to give the Lady Elephants any leeway. Plumptre, Captain Onome Ebi, Osinachi Ohale and Michelle Alozie all held their ground as the Elephants increased their onslaughts.
A minute to the end, Esther Okoronkwo, winning only her second cap for Nigeria, scored the back-breaker that confirmed a 3-0 aggregate win for the Super Falcons.
Victory and qualification for Morocco 2022 was sweet revenge over the Lady Elephants, who bumped the Falcons on the road to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.