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Marjoribanks:No they will not . I can see them getting beat if they underate Senegal. |
Ppogbae:Agreed without question let's Celebrate Africa all this bad belle and sour grapes to another brother African country is unbecoming of any patriotic African. |
Mujtahida:You are so prejudiced you loose all sense of reasoning. My comments were in response to codemaniac , l quote him verbatim, " Victor Osimhen has always been excellent technically and has immense football intelligence " This is something that affects the larger percentage of African groomed players and after doing great things at youth world cups cannot transfer that dominance to the professional game. V.O. was no different when at Wolfsburg that is the context of my comments which are time related AT THAT TIME. So your comments are irrelevant |
ChrisKels:Denmark 4 - Nigeria 1 |
codemaniacs:That's why he did excellently well at Wolfsburg ❓ |
codemaniacs:So where is the poor coaching coming from ⚽❓ V.O. has improved immensely actually meteorically from the technically inept, limited football intelligence and physicality that he had as 16 year old youth player in Wolfsburg. Where did his football ⚽schooling and learning come from please ❓ |
codemaniacs:I think you really lack knowledge, understanding and insight. That proposition is essentially nonsensical. I want you to compare the level of coaching, support staff (sports science) not, defensive and offensive specialist coaching staff add that to the high quality of even world class managers that some of our players are exposed to for many seasons. And now tell me what Salisu, Eguavon and co are going to teach them in two weeks compared to Thier clubs. Remember you said, A LOT OF THINGS. |
Blueelf:Amaju is Nigerian politician who found himself by hook and crook the NFF President. He is no different or any better than any of our soaked in corruption self seeking in politicians. |
Philosopher1979:Which football academies are you talking about please , and how many quality players have they produced ❓ Quality is a very relative term, what is a quality footballer in Nigeria and what is a quality football ⚽ player in Brazil will be totally different. It's on this forum that people will be flogging a dead horse of a player after 8 years and be calling him exceptional talent because he came from an academy in Nigeria. |
Pidginwhisper:This is the bitter truth that most don't want to face . We think we are way better than we actually are, when you accept your limited abilities then you find a way to utilize what you have to get the best results. Instead we get delusional. |
codemaniacs:I disagree. First of all the national team is not where you learn anything the time is very limited and too short. You are selected because of what you already have from your club and league where you play day in day out all season long. This is where you spend 99% of your footballing life . So if you haven't learned in your club you will not learn it in the short time you have in the national team. A good cosch will look at individual player attributes, experiences, capacity and ability then fuse turn into a team with a clear cut strategic vision and plan. |
Blueelf:Did you see that shot , I am not so sure Spain look very good technically superior. I think Germany need to stop trying to outpass Spain ,they will loose. They only way they can beat Spain is with pace. But Muller is too slow if not Spain will be in trouble. |
fabyom:Absolutely no need to descend to this level of abuse, NOT GOOD . |
Football can be very unpredictable sometimes. Nigerian origin player Musiala couldn't get one game for Chelsea after almost a decade of youth football. He leaves very bravely goes to Bayern at 16 and within months he is in the first team at 17 very soon after he is on the national team and now his first world cup at age 19. He is going to play against Spain. Who would l like to win , no preference, who will win I absolutely have no idea. But feel Germany are motivated and have a lot to prove, so just by emotion I think Germanu might win. That's a roller coaster speedy progression. Unfortunately he didn't opt to play for Nigeria. |
COOL10:Agreed without question |
From a perfunctory glance it seems the vast Majority of their players were born and or brought up outside of Morocco. For those who think that unless you are born in a country you can't play Good football and be commited to the national team. That's a big slap in the face of that kind of prejudiced and retrogressive thinking. |
Ppogbae:Have you asked any of them to find out ? What I do know is that they are Arab African and what being African to them may be different to what it is to Sub Saharan Africa. |
Blueelf:I will have to grudgingly accept that these are the real LIONS of Africa. |
Oh my goodness when you play without FEAR and you have BELIEF. MOROCCO are flogging the mighty Belgium 2-0 |
mostob:Forgive me bruv You must be having a laugh U21 youth player. |
Tessyy1701:Well talent is just talent until that potential is realised. Do you know how many youth players get released each season and have to find a club some times they don't even get a club. I know a player who was the captain of a very top premier League club U18 he even played for England youth teams. He got released at 21 went to Middlesbrough U21 , got released went to Non league he is now playing college football in the USA . Jerome Sinclair youngest players to play for Liverpool he is now about 25 and after lots of clubs even went to league one ended up in Eredivise. Last I knew few month ago he had no club. That's why unless a players is off the scale outstanding I will not talk about them. Particularly in youth football a lot can change for good or bad in a short time. The dark side in frustration some have committed suicide. |
Ppogbae:Thank you |
AndSunGorilla:When you already have a prejudiced mind you see things as contention. Do your know how many youth players of Nigerian origin that I know across Europe. There are not enough pages too mention them here . Adidas and Nike have a dossier of the most outstanding players according to them in Europe. That dossier means there are boys already getting paid at 12/13 endorsements. For instance there is an Italian born Edo boy in Juventus a forward player already near 6ft tall at U14. There are others in Germany but l really think it's premature to be talking talking about them at this stage and in all honesty there are just too many. Many very erroneously here , think all I watch is English football. I have said it before I will go to mainland Europe 6/7 times a year sometimes more to watch games, etc. I will talk about players I've seen ,watched in matches in training and talked to them and or their coaches and even agents. Again too many to talk about. |
Ppogbae:It's interested how History has been white washed. There were 10 dynasties of Black European Pharoes in Egypt and indeed there are more Pyramids in Sudan than there are in Egypt . |
TheSuperNerd:Maybe new to you |
I am VERY CONFUSED where do these Saudi players originate from , they look like Black African a good number of them. These guys are playing with ZERO FEAR and they are the Saudis terrorising Poland. How they have not scored I don't know. If anybody thinks the victory of Saudi over Argentina was a fluke they should think again. Poland have had two yellow cards in 18 minute's they are getting bullied in every department of the game. |
Icon79:There is a mentality of defeat before the battle, they start of so cautiously and without any sense of belief. For goodness sake it's Australia and Tunisia were hugely DISAPPOINTING. It's a problem we start without a conviction of belief and winning mentality that's we all mist often come alive in the sevknyhslf and start so SLOW. However, l have great hope for the Lions of Senegal they are the wounded Lion they have no choice but to roar, attack and devour or DIE. |
Mujtahida:To make that deduction, you would have to examine the unit of measurement. One man's pessimism is another one's optimism. When I take a player to club ,l don't say to him , because you are Nigerian they are going to give you a lower standard of assesment and be more sympathetic to you. To compensate for the poor facilities, your lower technical ability and football understanding, etc I'm realistic about the task ahead. So if you notice there are some English born Nigerian players I haven't talked about as prospects for over 4 seasons. Because they are not performing up to expectations. But in reality are doing better than some players people go all orgasmic about here relentlessly. I don't flog dead horses like Nwakali and keep talking about then when there is NOTHING to say. It seems my idea of realism is your idea of extreme negativity then your entitled to your perception and opinion. |
TheSuperNerd:Was this not the former Ondo state Housing Corporation ❓ |
codemaniacs:I disagree with you. A youth player in a good quality premier League academy or similar by the age of 11/12 will have been taught to be ambidextrous with both feet. At 14 the top players will have that skill set instinctively. I am talking from experience not just hearsay. Have you noticed that Ademola and Aina have both feet proficiency although a stronger right foot. Arnold Trent has that ability, it's now become an expectation for the players at the top of their game. |
Mujtahida:Unfortunately we didn't even qualify to make the comparison. The SE is not a top class team by any stretch of the imagination. The current crop are a far cry from the SE of the 1990's and very early millennium. And we have mostly performed above expectations considering our personal in recent times. Failing to qualify was a very good reality check . But unfortunately we have not accepted failure, we feel were cheated or just unlucky. That means we will continue to fail. The acceptance of FAILURE is the beginning of SUCCESS. We have not addressed our failing and have no radical transformation strategy and plan to take us forward. The recent friendly that should have been used to test new players doing well in league and club. Instead we called Shehu, and other that should be really Forgotten. As a result the rot continues. I think you should add a third group the pragmatic , objective and brutally honest , greater expectations group. |
fabyom:If by comparison yes the African teams are not filled with world top level players. Senegal group is wide open , a note of caution a wounded Lion � is at its most dangerous. Very few teams can match Senegal for physicality, athleticism and if they add determination and belief they will beat Ecuador. I think Senegal got stage fright against a lackluster Netherland, that they should have beaten. I would then Expect Senegal to beat a clueless boring without any invention England. Watching Thier match against USA who should have won was like watching paint dry on a wall. They showed no guile, invention and belief they were just hapless, a fancy ship � with no rudder. |
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