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TheLoneCitizen:
Michael Olise is good.

Subzero047:
Olise na baller

AndSunGorilla:
I have spoken, your comments and bible abi textbook wey I go dey study. You have made your point while I have made mine. Do u recall how long it took Ighalo to start scoring for us? I heard Onazi is still active, I bet his experience and leadership is also required for our young midfielders.

MetalJigsaw:
This blogger is better off being a comedian


2 Reasons Why Nigeria May Be The First African Team To Win The World Cup Competition Next Year

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The desire and prayer of every team are to win the World Cup which is regarded as one of the biggest football competitions in history. In recent years, we have seen top European teams win the World Cup completion, but an African country is yet to win the World Cup.



The World Cup has mostly been donated by European countries and South American countries. Examples of some of these European and South American countries include Brazil, Germany, Italy, Argentina, and others.



Next year, the World Cup competition would return to our screens as top countries from different parts of the world would be hoping to win the completion. Among these countries, one African Country that may likely win the World Cup is the Nigeria national team.



The Nigerian national team may likely emerge as the first team to win the World Cup competition next year due to 2 reasons. Check out the 2 reasons below.

1) Front-Line Attackers



The first reason why Nigeria may be the first African team to win the World Cup competition is due to their front-line attackers.

The World Cup competition which would begin next year would feature one of the best attack-line which comprises Iheanacho, Victor Osimhen, and Paul Onuachu. All 3 players are currently among the best strikers in Europe as they are doing very well for their team.



The combination of Iheanacho's shot power, Victor Osimhen's burst-up play, and the strength of Paul Onuachu may likely cause problems for their opposition which would be a boost to the team.



2) Defensive Strength



The second reason why Nigeria may be the first African team to win the World Cup is due to their defensive strength. Nigeria has a very strong defense as the defenders are currently doing well.

The solidity of the defense is also a result of the presence of one of the best defensive midfielders in Wilfred Ndidi. Overall, the defensive strength of Nigeria may likely be key to Nigeria winning the World Cup competition next year.

AndSunGorilla:
Vicmo and Ighalo retired voluntarily, let's respect their wishes. Had it been we were misfiring and suffer a dearth of attackers like we have for midfielders then we can have that conversation. However at this point for attackers, the problem is even which to field out of the array of talents at our disposal.

ChrisKels:
You are wrong, though one can never rule out that he learnt a thing or two from him which is rightly so, as his predecessor but Osimhen has always been this physical and mobile. I can recall his games for our youth sides even when he was neither a super eagle nor was ighalo an integral member of our squad. I remember the rescue mission against Lybia at the U23s, I still remember vividly his one on one physical battle with hard tackling Mali’s Abdul Karim Dante(adjudged the most physical player of the 2015 World Cup). Despite osimhen’s thin frame, he owned Dante in that final and came out with a goal and some great efforts that ended up on target. That final alone made me make up my mind on the boy.

TFLASHOGEE:
well i will take it as integral stages of introducing him to gel and understand how national team football work's and honestly he never got really good chances on the field of play then so I won't really judge him with those performance.

TFLASHOGEE:
you aren't wrong my brother Victor himself mentioned ighalo as one of the players he looks up to while growing up so it possible he learned something from him during their time at afcon as ekong mentioned it in one of is video that ighalo use to tell victor he should keep working hard his time being the first choice striker will come and that was at 2019 afcon, but most people don't know this but will be happy to paint ighalo bad

jihday:
Rangers have already contacted Rohr begging him to allow them have Balogun and Aribo for the old firm derby to be played on the 2nd or 3rd of January

andrewbaba44:
They will come for you at the sight if vicmo name on your comment

zuchyblink:
Rohr loves to trick his opponents into underrating his team but I don't like that strategy

joelsteron:
I personally believe there is a room for Amoo in terms of exposure and training with the big boys. I still feel he can Iwobi and Chukwueze's position perfectly.

Kog45:
Sir it seems you are getting it wrongs.The issue is not about Ighalo benching Osimehn cos Ighalo of today cannot bench Osimehn and I want to say it without sentiment that level playing ground,Ighalo will find it tough to play ahead of Awoniyi,I might sound funny for saying this but that's my opinion.

Rohr is the coach and he said he want Ighalo back,no issue,everything stop at his desk as a coach.

Osimehn,Taiwo,Onuachu,Moffi and Ighalo,no lele,na the same eagles.

Kog45:
I remember Keshi press conference with journalists before Cote d' voire match Afcon 2013...he said I have Mikel,Enyeama when people were saying can your team beat Cote d'Voire team with Drogba,Yaya Toure.

Rohr just need to improve on his press statement when meeting better team,well what can one say about a coach that is ready to call Ighalo back despite having two good strikers doing it very well every weeks in Europe top five leagues.

Initially the World always see Nigeria as a very arrogant team cos we don't give a damn even if you have Messi and Ronaldo combined in a team but now that confidence is no longer there...the team just need that mentality back.

12large1:
He has normalized this defeatist statement towards the players that fans don’t even reevaluate the jargons that he just voiced. First of all, I am not saying that SE present squad is comparable to any team on the world stage. But, in Africa our squad is good enough to challenge any team and our coach should stop downplaying his team publicly in form of motivation. The only luck that Rohr has, is that he has met all his contractual target thus far

maidaboi:
Isaac Success start

TFLASHOGEE:
just like setting up a good team for an amateur player on game console like Ps5 u will hate to watch as beginner on computer side Will look like top players

Kog45:
AFCON now 28 man list

...enough room to pick good players,no room for failure especially from national teams like Nigeria,Algeria,Morocco,Egypt,Tunisia,Senegal and Cote d'voire.

TheGoodJoe:
October 19, 2021 - October 23, 2021

Is this a coincidence? Somebody owes me consultation money.

If you see this post? You gat to pay what you owe.

maidaboi:
Isaac Success played for 25 minutes as they draw with Atalanta

Surebaba01:
Calm down.. we love all Nigerian players and we always pray they do well

andrewbaba44:
Na you score the second goal for am my guy

Na 1 goal our man score o

charlesemeka85:
I don’t know why Nigerian football fans are so obsessed with the number 10 role

A role that is gradually dying off. Once we see a player that can take on two or more players he is been tipped for the role in the super eagles

Being a good number goes beyond drinking skills ooooo