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komekn:how can KC be consistent from the bench no be juju be that and that one season was because he was played Facts |
Blueelf:lies |
benji93:give us the data please let us see how he drop off and not because of benching |
Amedino99:Nacho was my favorite but not anymore l don't like it when people pass lies as facts |
Communique Of The Meeting Of NFF Executive Committee Held At The NFF Secretariat On Monday, 13th February 2023 By Tosin Adeniji - February 14, 2023 The Executive Committee of Nigeria Football Federation met on Monday, 13th February 2023 at the NFF Secretariat, Abuja to deliberate on important issues in Nigeria Football and resolved as follows: 1) The Board thanked the Federal Government for its continued support and encouragement to the various National Teams, and prayed for safety and security, as well as peace and tranquility to rule nationwide during the forthcoming elections into various positions across the land. 2) While expressing satisfaction with the general preparations of the U20 Boys’ National Team, Flying Eagles for the upcoming Africa U20 Cup of Nations in Egypt (during which the team has remained unbeaten in 18 friendly matches), the Board charged the team to go all out for a ticket to the FIFA U20 World Cup finals by reaching the semi-finals in Egypt, after which it must now aim determinedly for the trophy. It pledged to provide all necessary support to the team as well as motivate the squad in an extra way to attain its objectives. 3) With commendations for world football -governing body, FIFA for its greater attention, interest and commitment of funds to women’s football, the Executive Committee expressed delight that Nigeria will be participating in the Four- Nation Revelation Cup Tournament holding in Leon, Mexico 15th -21st February 2023. It praised the wisdom behind getting the Super Falcons into the preparatory tourney ahead of the FIFA Women’s World Cup finals in Australia and New Zealand this summer, noting that the other three participating nations, viz Mexico, Costa Rica and Colombia are also World Cup-bound. It was also pleased that the Falcons will be participating in another preparatory tournament in Turkey in April. 4) The Board exhorted the Senior Men National Team, Super Eagles, to leave no stone unturned in amassing all six points from their upcoming 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying quickfire-double against Guinea Bissau next month, while projecting that those six points will make the team unassailable in its group contest for a spot at the AFCON finals, ahead of the final qualifying matches against Sierra Leone and Sao Tome & Principe. 5) Similarly, the Board charged the U23 Boys, Olympic Eagles to go all out and defeat their opponents, Guinea, home and away in their final qualification fixture for the U23 Africa Cup of Nations, at which Africa’s flag bearers for next year’s Olympic Men’s Football Tournament will emerge. 6) The Board expressed satisfaction with the preparations of the U17 Boys, Golden Eaglets for this year’s Africa U17 Cup of Nations scheduled for Algeria 29th April – 19th May, but asserted that the Board and indeed Nigerians from all walks of life expect nothing less than a World Cup ticket from the squad, and in fact the continental title as a matter of course. 7) In affirming that the grand finale of this year’s Federation Cup competition will hold a week before the last matches of the Nigeria Premier Football League season, the Executive Committee stated that this will allow the winner to prepare adequately for the task of flying the country’s flag creditably at the CAF Confederation Cup. It observed that failure to adhere to the calendar/lack of any in the past few years was the principal reason for Nigeria’s recent poor show in continental club competitions. The Board unanimously endorsed a proposal by itsPresident to utilize the residual funds from FIFA Forward 2.0 and the proposed funds from the incipient FIFA Forward 3.0 for the construction of a befitting hostel accommodation for the National Teams, and the construction of two Football Pitches (one natural turf and one synthetic turf) for use by the Teams at the Goal Project section, Package B of the Moshood Abiola National Stadium, Abuja. 9) With regards to the proposed Guidelines for the establishment of Football Academies in the country, the Executive Committee charged the Football Associations in the 36 States and the FCT to be ready to work assiduously towards enforcing the guidelines in their various jurisdictions. IN ATTENDANCE: Ibrahim Musa Gusau (President); Felix Anyansi-Agwu (1st Vice President); Yusuf Ahmed (Member); Babagana Kalli (Member); Ganiyu Majekodunmi (Member); Sunday Dele-Ajayi (Member); Nse Essien (Member); Margaret Icheen (Member); Timothy Henman Magaji (Member); Mohammed Sanusi (Secretary). ABSENT WITH APOLOGY: Sharif Rabiu Inuwa (Member); Aisha Falode (Member). https://www.sports247.ng/communique-of-the-meeting-of-nff-executive-committee-held-at-the-nff-secretariat-on-monday-13th-february-2023/ |
But there is no way in a million years it can be said he has had
as many chances as the other 2. Vardy earned the right to
have 3/4 games without scoring and still deemed the number
1, there's no issue there. But Iheanacho should have been
afforded 3/4 games in a row yet a couple of small mistakes
and he'd get dropped after 1 game, whereas Daka could play
for 3/4 games without the same criticisms or fear of being
dropped (not a slight against Daka who I still have hope for). If
you want like for like then Daka in for Vardy is more logical.
But, if you wanted to give the team the best chance of
winning, you pick the best striker available even if it means
changing up the system because of available personnel.
Instead he'd get one game, with the team set up in the same
way and then be dropped by the manager if he didn't score or
assist (or even if he did sometimes!). He didn't get the same
backing as the others did. Been a bit part player through no
fault of his own. copied |
Joezinho:give me prove of kelechi starting 5 straight games for Rodgers with 0 G/A |
KINGinVAHALA:a good player can get relegated |
KINGinVAHALA:ok What about Arsenal goalkeeper that got relegated |
oloriooko:link? |
Blueelf:Not true, Nacho has to perform every game for Rodgers to keep starting him which is impossible any bad game he is back to the bench |
Oasis007:a player that even championship teams won't sign in komekn voice lol |
Napoleon55:LOL |
nairalandankrah:Vawulence loading.................. |
komekn:and all your over hype players don't have POTM award to boast LOL hahaha |
komekn:thank God your words always turn out false eg Osimhen |
Nathan Tella with a brace |
Nathan Tella |
charlesemeka85:you Alone know what you are saying |
Papi85:Nice will finish ahead of them |
TheSuperNerd:Hope to see you on Cybereagles some day |
Moffi Nice 2 goals up against Marseille at halftime and only 2 points behind Lorient |
BannedLarge:this post is not funny but I find myself laughing hard Some will understand LoL |
Joezinho:then how did Mikel loose to Yaya Toure? |
AndSunGorilla:I think kalu and Ik are the most popular |
ItooWorWor:common sense 🤣🤣🤣 |
elyte89:facts Cc @basco and @thesupernerd
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andrewbaba44:and that your brother is 10 years old lol |
charlesemeka85:there's nothing wrong with posting his transfer na |
charlesemeka85:seriously why do we like deceiving our selves U20 ko U40 ni |
TheSuperNerd:U20 indeed haba this guy should fear God na and our coach look at this guy and invite him to our under 20 |
if Akin and Eletu both make it to there main team that will improve our midfield |
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. Stats show he has been bad, based on the standard you folks want us to use. He's been terrific over two games. But well according to history, he's had these kinds of spikes before after which his performances just drop off. It's quite straightforward and in good faith to ask for more data.
The Board unanimously endorsed a proposal by its