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Next it was the impeachment of Maigari. |
First it was Maigari coming back from world cup and being arrested. |
We are watching the show of shame the glass house is and will continue to display to the whole world ![]() |
I will keep stressing that NFF is the problem of 9ja football ![]() The slow thinking n confused NFF empty heads now want to bring a foreigner to take the shit Keshi took from them in the name of patriotism. Keshi has achieved everything one can think of here in Africa, so this new coach must be ready to surpass this. No foreigner will develop our football for us, it is our duty and this is where keshi fits in. Furthermore, hiring of fireig coach also puts some cash in the pockets of the NFF mumu. |
' Dem say your too like to dey sit down for one place na so dem go get money buy monkey. Who sit down pass monkey? This is the story of NFF in short. NFF is our problem, not coaches/players. |
gsalvatore: ![]() |
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tuffgongjo: |
tuffgongjo:tell me u did not watch the match today ![]() |
I was shocked that pple came out to watch this match what happened to our football is a reflection of the glass house corruption and lack of sense of direction. NFF is our problem, we must stop running our football like the civil service |
9ja is in trouble if this is our best legs ![]() |
we cannot go far in this competition if we continue playing like dis. the boys are struggling to lift their spirit to play, its pathetic. |
wordychap:No, Keshi is not our prob, NFF is ![]() |
How will 9ja score after bringing down TB church ![]() Repent now 9ja ![]() |
Many Nigerians are angry and sad probably shocked at the decline in the performance of their darling male national team since the start of the ongoing ANC qualifiers. On the other hand, I think many Nigerians should not be surprised at the appauling display of the team. Keshi, in my opinion is the the best indigenous coach this country has ever produced. Now let's consider the manner of treatment he got from NFF: 1. Keshi was owed 7 months salaries towards the confederation cup competition. 2. Keshi was denied the use of one of his staff due to financial constraint as given by NFF. 3. Keshi had to beg and plead before he was given a house and official car as promised by NFF, in fact GLO and some other philanthropists had to come to the rescue of big boss in this regard. 4. After the expiration of his contract, NFF refused to renew the contract while urging the coach to just help in managing the team until further notice. With many other reasons in addition to above, how do someone with a sane mind be judicious in carrying out the coaching work for this team. Keshi is calling the bluff off NFF cos the only and one problem the Nigerian football has is the NFF not Keshi or the players. Instead of sacking Keshi, NFF should be reorganised and made to work for their money instead of waiting for the government. |
is Dan n wife still together? |
tuffgongjo:OYO |
tuffgongjo: ![]() |
Source: http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=85811 Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has appealed to Abuja soccer fans to storm the stadium in the nation’s green –white- green colors as they come to cheer the Super Eagles in Wednesday’s return leg encounter against Sudan. NFF Secretary General, Musa Amadu in a release made available to Daily Sunsports yesterday pointed out that painting the stadium green would motivate the Eagles. “This is the first match the Super Eagles are playing in Abuja after a very long time. We are pleading with our people, residents of Abuja and environs and indeed football lovers from across the length and breadth of the country, to turn out in large numbers to cheer the Super Eagles, and also to turn up in the national colors of green and white,” Amadu pleaded. The mid week match is billed to start at 5pm at the main bowl of the National Stadium, Abuja, with tickets going on sale from today (Monday) at the NFF Secretariat, the Old Parade Ground and Wuse Market, all in Abuja. Ticket for the VIP section will cost N3,000 while ticket for popular side will go for N200 only. Meanwhile, the delegation of the Falcons, which won Saturday’s encounter in Khartoum 1-0, arrived in Abuja yesterday afternoon aboard an Ethiopian Airline. It would be noted that the Eagles have not played at the National Stadium, Abuja since October 8, 2011, when a 2-2 draw with the Syli Nationale of Guinea condemned Nigeria to non –qualification for the 28th Africa Cup of Nations, Gabon and Equatorial Guinea 2012. Since then, the team has made Calabar principally its home, with the Ahmadu Bello Stadium, Kaduna also hosting a couple of games |
jared007:You have no idea of what to say ![]() |
jared007:What on earth are you talking about ![]() Answer my question and stop skipping around like a baby! If you do not know what to say, simply pass! |
He should patiently wait for his crucifixion ![]() |
So they lost, what's the fuss ![]() |
The way season 9 ended indicated season 10 is in the making ![]() |
Allah be praised! Allah is pleased! |
@ OP [size=28pt]If my wife leaves with my kids and I invite you for a party at my seemingly shattered home the next weekend, would you come?[/size] |
Buhari is not the only one with this evil intention even Tinubu and all his littles devils governing some south western states are part of this failed twisted plan. 9ja is bigger than anyone or group, why would these useless religious idiut bring chaos to this country cos they want to realise what they think their religion supports. ![]() |
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