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Icon4s:
Saying Awoniyi starts ahead of Success?
Is Success nursing an injury? Or is he having issues with d coach?

I chose nt to believe this ur story.

lexyman:
How will you rate the midfield today ?


I would have love to quote u after the final match of the group stage .

linked:
Italy, Spain and Germany.

I hope to quote this comment when the time is right... Take note

linked:
Just to douse some tension maybe ironically...

This German team is very good... One of the best in the competition so far. The got a frightening efficiency of which the eagles are found wanting.

Their pass completion rate so far is impeccable (My assumption on their games so far NOT opta stats)

An impressive defense line

But something HUGE is missing in the German team.... .

Talk about it after Hungary is in the bag

Birikiti:
Flying Eagles coach Manu Garba is sticking with the adage that you don’t change a winning team.

Based on the Nigeria Under 20s last training session before the crucial clash against Hungary on Sunday morning, allnigeriasoccer.com understands that Manu Garba will start the game with the same starting XI that beat North Korea hands down.

It means there is no place in the line-up for Granada striker Isaac Success, Gent’s Moses Simon, Manchester City starlet Kelechi Iheanacho and Tottenham Hotspur trainee Musa Yahaya.

MFM shot - stopper Joshua Enaholo will be in between the pipes while Mohammed, Bello, Ndidi and Mustapha will line up in defense.

Ifeanyi Ifeanyi, Kingsley Sokari and Akinjide Idowu are the midfielders that will start against the Europeans.

Taiwo Awoniyi is joined in attack by Saviour Godwin and Bernard Bulbwa.

Nigeria U20s Starting Lineup : Enaholo ; Musa Mohammed, Mustapha, Ndidi, Bello; Ifeanyi, Sokari, Idowu; Bulbwa, Awoniyi and Saviour.

courtesy allnigeriasoccer.com


Why change a winning team right?

safarigirl:
go and watch UCL my friend :<(

khattab02:




bros u don win oooooooooooooooo...........


Congrat!!!!!




# don't get cocky!!!

safarigirl:
doesn't matter how many times I try to explain, you apparently don't have the intellectual capacity to get my point.

Or maybe your head is too far up your assss to bother to understand a point. Excuse my language

If you can't understand that i'm not against using Success over Awoniyi, then you're not as smart as a lot of people here are making you think you are.

Just stop putting down the other guys. Success and co are good, yes. Nobody is disputing that, but you will gain nothing from making it seem like Awoniyi and the others are trash.

That was the bone of contention with your original post. That you made it seem like those guys are a waste of space. It's a bad thing to say or insinuate and it can be highly demoralizing if they see what you think of them.

And being that you've probably never played in any competition of note, you're nobody to make such comments.

Stop talking trash about those guys. And stop making them seem useless

Cockiness does not look good on anyone. Have a nice day

tbaba1234:
Some of the flying eagles boys might be on nairaland.

thegoodjoehunt3:
I do not know when but I feel Awo will score a hat trick in this tournament.

AIG07:
Tribalism? Pls don't bring that into this team. This team is one of d best nigeria team have seen that is not base on sentiment. By d way success too is a yoruba guy.

mikron:
sad u would be watching or wouldn't be watching?

realtestament:
Everytin....








#and she resemble chukky

ajf:
I don't like how information is being leaked from the camp. They should please find a way to stop this...

tbaba1234:
He had a strain but he will probably come in as a sub, coach was angry that he and yahaya were not tracking back to help the defence.

confun:
exactly sir they should have defended as a core unit.as a team

gbosaa:
The third man in the mid field need to complement his hard work otherwise same thing would happen assuming North Korea is a decent team. In super 6 and AYC, they all worked hard for each other. There was balance, cohesion and very good link with the forwards. Nwobodo provided that. Like idowu, he worked hard, scored goal, won balls, tackled hard, returned when they were under pressure to cover the back four, he also supplied killer passes like when they played Ivory Coast, remember his pass to Pyagbara.

There was no donkey or baboon in the mid field. Against Brazil, iheanacho was given a free role while Ifeanyi the work horse was sacrificed. The result, iheanacho didn't defend well. Messed up his passes which were easily intercepted by the Brazilians. Sometimes he floats the ball into empty space which neither Awo nor success could reach and when under attack, he didn't provide the missing synergy witnessed in AYC and Super 6.

If Idowu comes in, work his a..rse off but some thing happens, he would be frustrated and end up over working, exhausting himself and even getting injury. That match was very tensive and they should have defended as a core unit instead delegating that to one or two particular individuals.

joseph1013:
[b][size=14pt]Nigeria: Obuh Advises Manu to Make Changes Against Korea[/size]

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As reactions continue to trail the Flying Eagles 2-4 loss to Brazil at the ongoing FIFA U-20 World Cup in New Zealand, former coach of the team, John Obuh has advised Manu Garba to make some changes in the team that will face Korea on Thursday.

Speaking to Daily Trust yesterday, Obuh who led the Flying Eagles to two World Cups in 2011 and 2013, said having seen the performance of the players in the first game, the coach should make the necessary changes in the team that will play against Korea.

He said most times players who are on the bench come forward to deliver the good, so Coach Garba should not be afraid to introduce some of the players who did not play against Brazil.

Speaking from experience, Obuh said anytime he does not get the kind of result he expects in an opening match, he tinkers with his team so Manu should do the same thing.

"What I will advise our people to do is to look at the team again. In a tournament the players who start are not necessarily the best. He has his team but he should look at it again and make the necessary changes.

"He should look at the players who were on the bench. There may be some certain players on the same level but some have to start so now that he has played the first game and it did not come out very well, he has to look at the team. He should look at the players he believes are good for the second game.

"Those who did not measure up in the opening match should drop to the bench. That's what I do. When I go for a tournament and I play my first game and don't see what I want, I make changes in the second game. He should not hesitate to bench any player," he said.

He also blamed Flying Eagles defeat against Brazil on complacency.

Obuh said had they sustained the first half performance, they would have gotten a better result against the South Americans.[/b]

mikron:
di-maria is right, no 19 suarez is wrong. try again