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Odunayaw:
NFF DETAILED THE INCIDENT IN LIBYA WITH 20 POINTS 👇

https://x.com/PoojaMedia/status/1845882450062594067?t=XEkbTxT_VZ7GdSftLAh6QA&s=19[/quote]omo with these 20 points, those guys really pass through hell oo, and it shows the libyan are just 21st century mumu with their own sabotaging claims..their claims that we treated them bad no even gel at all…if CAF want to land 🔨hammer walai the Libyan FA supposed collect heavy sanction

Danielnino00:
Kenyans are saying the same thing about how we treated them in 2013...
I understand that mistakes can happen when it comes to things like this, but I doubt we ever intentionally do it..
The Libyans are doing it intentionally to prove a point..

TheSuperNerd:
Ekong says....

lbrichman2:
Finally guys!!!

Now we watch to see how CAF would respond

mekabuachi:
How this Libya sef take enter Africa?

mekabuachi:
Can you see this is out of nff control?

Goke7:
when CAF headquarters is in the same North Africa, dey play

I don't even subscribe to dashing them the 3 points just like that. na so we dey too generous? what's even the probability of the remaining games being that easy?

komekn:
Football ⚽ has moved on and you are stuck in the 1990's.

Wingers are becoming more or less an obsolete terminology in today's football ⚽. We talk of forward players coming from the left or right and it inverted wingers.

Salah, Saka, Diaz, Martinelli, Rashford, Garnacho, Nico Williams, Lamine Yamal are predominantly coming in from the wings 💸 but nobody would call them just wingers.

Indeed these players are the top goal scorer in their clubs

kennysville:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEzMvtKrx-A&pp=ygUgc291dGggYWZyaWNhIHZzIGNvbmdvIGhpZ2hsaWdodHM%3D


For those that think South Africa is playing around and feel they will roll over when we meet them in Johannesburg for their WC qualifiers. You might wanna watch this.

kennysville:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEzMvtKrx-A&pp=ygUgc291dGggYWZyaWNhIHZzIGNvbmdvIGhpZ2hsaWdodHM%3D


For those that think South Africa is playing around and feel they will roll over when we meet them in Johannesburg for their WC qualifiers. You might wanna watch this.

Mujtahida:
You see that white skin, until some people see it, they won't rest. White man is the god of the black man.

I support foreign coaches only on the ground that our players respect them more and they bring some discipline and objectivity to team selection. Not that they are more tactically brilliant or more competent than our local coaches in terms of football knowledge or coaching abilities.

At least some of us have been around for a while. There is nothing magical any foreign coach has done, that our own coaches have not done.

Westerhof won AFCON, Keshi did it
Westerhof qualified us for WC, Keshi did it, Amodu did it too.
Westerhof took us to second round at a world cup, Keshi did it.
Bonfrere won Olympics, our age grade coaches have serially won several u-17 championships, (in fact, we hold the record of winning more u17s, all with local coaches) we have also won bronze and silver at the Olympics and at U-20s


Rohr won bronze, Eguavoen won bronze (twice).

Abeg the records show that there's nothing magical about white coaches. If we do not have confidence in our coaches, it is not due to lack of competence on the part of our coaches. It is 90% due to the fact that the white man is the god of the Blackman and just as man is comfortable in the presence of his God, that is how many of us will only be comfortable when we see that white skin who is our god standing as the Super Eagles coach

jihday:
I think you are confusing a defensive team with a team on low block, a defensive team doesn’t put 10 men behind the ball but a low block does. So this your theory of playing plenty shots may not hold, IMO the best way to break a low block is what we eventually did to succeed, get a pacy dribbler to run at them, they’ll panic and either cause PK or you start getting plenty corners

TheGoodJoe:
I wonder where you drew the idea of aimless. Aim is actually key. Watch Lamine Yamal's goal against France in the video below. That is the solution for dealing with low blocks.

When a team plays this way, it forces the wall to break and come out to stop the shots. Thus, creating room for the forwards to exploit.

Tiki taka play is very much key in this. Using the widths to drive the low block deeper, and spreading the wall. Switching play and dropping the ball to the free 8 zone for curling shots.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9I2QLTXrk8U

komekn:
So when VO played all the games in the LAST AFCON and scored one goal 🥅 it was his ghost playing not VO himself

GMBOFASIA:
Rest we played well if lookman goal was not robbed we would have won 2-0 what other scoreline do you want

Leave this osihmen this osimhen that he was at last afcon what else happened?

AndSunGorilla:
To go continue sh,,,t now

TheGoodJoe:
My absolute favorite from the great Yaya Toure. Although his class is on another level but it gives a clear idea on how to deal with low blocks.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49tHWw_lero

TheGoodJoe:
Watch the goal Iheanacho scored for Manchester City against Southampton at 1:00 of the video. Look also at Kelechi Nwakali's goal against Atletico Madrid. We need to work on shooting from outside the 18 yard box because more teams will play with low blocks against us.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PD7v-iE_Ok



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKgNVENNqC0

When our tactics is not breaking down the opposition, we need to switch our tactics to shoot from range, which will also make the low block of the opposition to break.

humility33:
We scoring in the close of 80 mins by sub player doesn't obliterate the fact that the super eagles need a sound tactician

Look through the team whenever oshimen is not playing the super eagles struggles

Imagine a match with no oshimen and lookman the team will struggle more

We are looking at the need for AE to change tactics instead of bringing in crosses into the opponent 18 yard box in situations where they parked the Box why not encourage your players to shot from outside the 18yard box.

The fact that we won this match doesn't remove the fact that the scoreline wasn't impressive and we should have done better

So those advocating for a sound foreign tactician haven't done anything wrong

humility33:
We scoring in the close of 80 mins by sub player doesn't obliterate the fact that the super eagles need a sound tactician

Look through the team whenever oshimen is not playing the super eagles struggles

Imagine a match with no oshimen and lookman the team will struggle more

We are looking at the need for AE to change tactics instead of bringing in crosses into the opponent 18 yard box in situations where they parked the Box why not encourage your players to shot from outside the 18yard box.

The fact that we won this match doesn't remove the fact that the scoreline wasn't impressive and we should have done better

So those advocating for a sound foreign tactician haven't done anything wrong

charlesemeka85:
oga enter bush abeg

charlesemeka85:
Former Super Eagles defender Sam Elijah has voiced his concerns regarding the potential of 22-year-old Benjamin Tanimu ahead of Nigeria's upcoming 2025 AFCON qualifier against Libya.

Tanimu is among the players selected for the crucial clash against the Mediterranean Knights, but he faces stiff competition from six other defenders included in the 23-man squad announced by interim manager Austin Eguavoen.

In an interview with allnigeriasoccer.com, Elijah expressed doubts about Tanimu's readiness and abilities, emphasizing that the young defender needs to demonstrate consistency and strong performances at the club level.

"For me, I am still having second thoughts about him. I am not too sure about him," Elijah stated.



"I think he needs to do more in playing matches for his club. We need to see him at the top of his game."

Elijah further articulated that being invited to the Super Eagles should not be seen as a privilege but rather a deserved recognition based on merit.

"It is not just about bringing people because of connection. No, he has to be a good player in his team, playing consistently and with confidence," he remarked.

Currently, Nigeria tops Group D with four points following a commanding 3-0 victory over Benin and a goalless draw against Rwanda in Kigali.

Tanimu recently joined League One club Crawley Town on a two-year contract from Tanzanian club Singida Black Stars.

However, since his move in September, he has yet to make an appearance for the Red Devils, raising further concerns about his potential as the Super Eagles prepare for their important qualifier against Libya.

With crucial games ahead, Tanimu will need to prove himself to secure a spot in the national team, especially as Nigeria aims to maintain its strong performance in the AFCON qualifiers.

chrisooblog:
Iheanacho should be the exception he's a forward.

Hanibal:
So no one is going to do anything about that horrendous offside call
CAF needs to bring VAR

What the f**k was that!!