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Our PATRIOITIC players and our highly commendable and PATRIOITIC coach will be on the next flight to Abuja or Lagos. And our most patriotic supporters of mediocrity, the problems that erodes Nigeria happens to have a grip of our football as well. Those who think this team was on point, you know yourselves, BascoVan and the others congratulations on our ouster, your deceit has succeed. You are the ones who don't want our success in the real sense of it. The people who defended Tijani till the end, who were hailing him saying he can jump. Jump!!!! Can u imagine what u hailing about him. This is shameful when u talk like that, it will only kill and spoil our football. That's not how to encourage a player, and am not saying brash criticism is the way to go as well. But a more open and objective criticism is valuable. |
I was just critical of Sor, he was actually better than TIJANI. |
The Nigerian Sow seems to have dissolved. I can't find him on the pitch again. I know we will make it through, I believe but that sow just played his last game in the tournament. We can't endure a Tijani and still endure him |
This pattern of football we playing in the second half is exhaustive, we could tire out by 85' mins and this is not a European team we are playing where we could bulldoze our way till the end. I hope it doesn't cost us |
klexycole:Bros e no easy for me, Nigerian football is like opium to me. I'd say am not doing after a momentary heartbreak but deep down me I'd still come for more heartbreaks |
This is usually time for flops to score. Tijani pls do the needful |
Any goal is a goal. Oya Tijani please help us find that second goal. We pray thee |
I just changed TV station. I give up. And yes I am unpatriotic. Thank you. If this is what patriotism is about am not cut out for this rubbish. |
Pls let it be a penalty. |
Tijani looks clumsy |
New Zealand!!! Quite disappointing from them. They dominated Columbia beyond my expectations. They shouldn't have lost that match, they should have nailed it in 90 mins or even extra time. |
Either Mane or Salah, one would end up lifting the AFCON. Plus a champions league trophy |
The way icon79 dey always refer to barca as if he is a shareholder at the club. Me no come understand again shuoo. Abeg which way na. You go dey provide solutions, dey recommend this, recommend that only for nairaland and Twitter. . Anyways we wish u all the best in your suggestions and recommendations. |
andrew444:Burst my head. You wicked oo ![]() |
yanabasee:He meant what's the correlation between land and girl. Not the mistake, it's just too far apart to sound alike. See the humor in it. |
Mickael2:OH, so the only reason we hail Ronaldo is for his ability to score somehow. Pls and pls let's not commit more fallacies here. At that stage of game Ronaldo plays which Tijani will almost probably never get to with this way he is developing, such comparison is preposterous |
BascoVanVeli:If this is your overall assessment of the player that makes him good for you . I believe u are good to go. What a good football scout u are. |
BascoVanVeli:And obviously played fantastically fine we should say. |
BascoVanVeli:Nice he just showed his class. Let's just let the matter rest. |
tbaba1234:How much change did pogba make for the French under 20 team that won. |
Chukwueze playing with this Nigerian side will not lead the team far. |
The US knew what they had to do was peg down our left back, anytime he holds the ball two guys rush at him. |
safarigirl:Anytime we wanna make a substitute, and it's a older guy coming in, I only wish the camera can not show his face, maybe just his chest and back, cos when they show those old face. Am like my God why again |
See them playing Etebo kind of football. Collect the ball turn round and pass back kind of game |
[quote author=Icon4s post=78739893]Nigeria were the better team in this game[/quote Sir I think the two sides were evenly matched. Though the arggies had two penalties, but they played well. |
Humility017: .... We are all in it... We dey together |
It's like this Qatar boys are fasting... |
Pls op, kindly resend ur email, so I can transfer my glo airtime as well, it's a little gesture we can offer. Thanks in advance |
I can't believe I read through this. Wow. This is beautiful, nice twist of plot |
Bossoflife25:Top goal scorers in premiership |
Hanibal:Well how about Yaya toure. He was obviously better when he left guardiola |
Nigeria U23s Probable Line-Up Vs Libya : Nwakali, Chukwueze, Dennis In Line For Full Debut; Awoniyi Striker Nigeria U23 team will be up against Libya in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifying match on Wednesday, March 20. Coach Imama Amapakabo is presently with his boys in Tunis - the venue of the match - and he is expected to keep a close watch on the players in camp to know who will be in his starting XI for the game. Allnigeriasoccer.com has come up with the coach's probable line-up for the important away game. Goalkeeper U20 goaltender Olawale Oremade, who helped the Flying Eagles to a fourth-place finish at this year's Afcon U20 tournament in Niger, is in line to make his debut appearance with the Olympic team. Defenders Imama's usual and trusted defenders, including John Lazarus and Ebube Duru, are likely to be in the starting XI. Joshua Akpudje and Adebayo Ojo will complete the team's defensive unit. Midfielders Azubuike Okehukwu, who was the team captain during Samson Siasia's reign, is set to start at the middle of the pitch. He will feature alongside Arsenal loanee Kelechi Nwakali, who will be the team's playmaker as result of his obvious creativity. Bologna youngster Kingsley Michael could get the nod to start ahead of home-based Fatai Gbadamosi to complete a three-man midfield formation. Attackers This is one area where Amapakabo will need to consult his backroom staff before unveiling his attacking line-up. Nonetheless, we tipped Villarreal teen sensation Samuel Chukwueze to start at the right wing. Liverpool loanee Taiwo Awoniyi is likely to feature as the team's hitman while Club Brugge winger Dennis Bonaventure will be at the left flank. Summary of Coach Imama Amapakabo's probable line-up against Libya (4-3-3 formation) : Oremade ; Akpudje (CB) , Ojo (CB) , Lazarus (RB) , Duru (LB) ; Okechukwu (DM), Michael (DM), Nwakali (AM); Chukwueze (RW), Awoniyi (ST), Bonaventure (LW). Ibukun Italoye |
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