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Morocco is winning bthis match. Mark my words. History will be made today |
TheSuperNerd:I pray and I pray that Victor eletu emerges at AC Milan. If he does well in the u20 world cup next year then big teams will start looking for him and he will get into a big team in Europe just like Mikel of 2005. Besides Supernwrd have you noticed that the present u20 team seems to be interesting with many promising players. Onuche Ogbelu etc. 2023 could be interesting in Nigerian football |
TheSuperNerd:Victor eletu is our new Mikel obi. The comparisons are obvious. He will be part of our u20 next year and he will shine just like Mikel in 2005 Big clubs will start running after him and he will enter into a good Club next year Lastly 2023 will be his year. Wish him all the best |
iamdynamite:As per our league it was good until the early 2000's. So it has not always been like that. Our league is even historically good. Okocha is from Enugu rangers Kanu from heartland. Mutiu adepoju from shooting stars Finidi George from sharks of portharcout Stephen keshi nnb Rashid uekini shooting stars And many others Also, the houses of our former stars are in Nigeria and we have an emotional link with them. Adepoju and yekinis houses are in Ibadan We should brespect our footballing heritage |
Marjoribanks:Football academies yapa. Barcelona football academy As Roma football academy GBS football academy Triple football academy Prince kazeem eletu football academy 36 lions football academy Pepsi football academy etc The Nigerian secondary school principals cup has been revived since last year Many academies and grassroots competitions |
minfelix:Exactly! Even the African countries that we are claiming they are better than us have not done much. Senegal won the nation's cup only once and they do not get to the semi final often. Algeria don't do much in international football. We are a real footballing nation. It's like saying Italy is not a footballing nation because they have not qualified for the world cup for twice in succession. From our antecedents another nation's cup medal is near Also, we will soon produce more world class players apart from Osimhen. I'm tired of the insult here |
typicalgamer:At least we have a stry footballing history. Also football is played everywhere on the streets in Nigeria. |
Mujtahida:Yes we are a footballing country with a strong footballing culture. We have to respect that |
komekn:Yes! They are too blind to see. I repeat that Europeans are not infallible in their judgement. In midfield he is better than Aribi. I can say it in front of Wenger, Maurinho or whoever. We are a footballing country and we have knowledge of our players. No Jupiter can tell me otherwise about Nwakali. Europeans have to explain to us why he is not good enough. They are ridiculous. We Africans should not let Europeans confuse us. He is better than onyeka as a passer |
komekn:Yes! They are too blind to see. I repeat that Europeans are not infallible in their judgement. In midfield he is better than Aribi. I can say it in front of Wenger, Maurinho or whoever. We are a footballing country and we have knowledge of our players. No Jupiter can tell me otherwise about Nwakali |
TheGoodJoe:Spain lacks goal scorring strikers and wingers. Their forwards are almost like midfielders. I mean their forwards are not even too good in the air. This limits the creativity of their midfielders. They need forwards that are strong, fast, good in the air, can score goals and are also skillfull. If Spain had Osimhen, Giroud and Mbappe in their team they will be unstoppable As someone said even if they had Sergio Ramos, they could have scored from a set piece. No, it is not the failure of tiki taka. They just need a different type of forward. Morata is just an average forward thats all |
charlesemeka85:Using xiyech as a full back is simply foolish that's all. Maybe because they have many good players and get themselves lost for choice |
TheSuperNerd:If mbappe comes to Man city I wonder how fantastic his combination with debruyne and haaland and the other players will be. It will simply be impossible. It will be like the Brazilian 1970 world cup team |
gustav25:See the France 98 team was just a version of the Atlanta 96 team but by then indiscipline had set in and we went to the world cup with a new coach that was hired just 3 months before the. In 2002 we got tired of the indiscipline and sacked Most of them and the young players couldn't do much In 2006 we did not qualify because our best players did not play some of the qualifying matches out of overconfidence. If we had been disciplined a world cup semi final was sure. Also remember we were banned from the 96 and 98 nation's cup and so could not develop the Atlanta 96 team properly. The players were indisciplined and badly managed with frequent change of coaches and personality clashes that's all |
The Nigerian golden generation of okocha, janu, oliseh etc is one of the few African teams that can get to a world cup semi final but we lost it due to indiscipline, corrupt bff officials, bribery etc If we went with our real players to 2002 world cup we would have gotten to the semi final. If we had qualified for 2006 world cup we could also have gone far But okoacha and some othe players will not play some qualifying matches due to carelessnes and we will loose. THE GILDEN GERLNERATION WERE UNDERACHIEVERS AND DISAPPOINTED AFRICA. attitude is sometimes more important than talent. The golden generation was like the present post Ferguson Manu Lots of good players but no teamwork, discipline, coaching, a disorganized bff, fighting between the players, allegation of bribery etc |
JohnBullMySon:Oga pan Africanism goes beyond economic neccesity. It is a struggle to emancipate the black race. Money comes and goes but the liberation of the African race is eternal. After all the Europeans built btheir economy by exploiting African countries of their resources. Think in a broad historical sense. Every African is in this struggle. Rascism us everywhere. Barclays Bank that sponsors the English premier League was established by the money made from the slave trade in Africa |
charlesemeka85:Brazil won the world cup back to back in 58 and 62. Pele and Garincha say high. Respect the giants of Brazil |
chrisooblog:Nigeria is the exact opposite. We have many good forwards but lack a midfield that will create chances for them or bring the ball to them in the last third of the pitch. A coach that figures out how to exploit our latent explosivity in the last third of the pitch will turn us to world beaters in a year. Our ability to explode in the last third of the pitch showed in that 4 4 draw with Sierra Leone and the 12 nilwin over Sao Tome but I don't know we need coaches that will make it count. If we are well coached we can suddenly bscore 3 goals against a team like Spain in 15 minutes and leave them chasing the game |
Sabadon:You have a point. THE IFA ORACLE IS MATHEMATICAL It is a well established fact researched in the University of Ilorin https://academicjournals.org/journal/AJMCSR/article-full-text-pdf/ADF38A08943 |
Blueelf:You are funny. So England is better than Italy because Italy did not qualify for the world cup. Our greatness as a footballing nation does not end because we didn't qualify for the world cup. We remain a footballing nation and at least in Africa we are giants. Yes we are better than or at least equal with the Ghana, Cameroon, Egypt etcnof this world. |
TheSuperNerd:So much about all our players having to come from a top 5 league. Australia are in the second round of the world cup with average players from low leagues. They were well coached. Hope Nigeria learns a lesson from this and focus on our midfield and team work. |
AndSunGorilla:His dropping of Sunday MBA was bad. He could have replaced ogeyi onazzi. It backfired. I think he was collecting bribe and inviting ekuke players. |
yinkeys:You are only partially right. The 1970 world cup team was the best football team in history Also the 1982 team comes close for sheer footballing artistry even though they did not win. This is the reason Brazil will always be respected in football. They thought the world attacking football |
Blueelf:I disagree with you. Football academies to the rescue. Our football academies are producing players everyday. So we won't lack quality players. We just need a good coach and we will be alright. If we lacked quality players then I will be scared. We just have to get over this coaching issue. The only aspect of our football that needs time is our local league and efforts are been made in that direction |
TheSuperNerd:I want ghana to succeed so that we Nigerians will understand that the problem with us is lack of good coaching. Ghana is a very similar footballing country to us with similar calibre of players and history. I mean for every Abedi Pele they have we have austin okocha and for every Yekini we have they have Anthony Yeboah We need Good coaching and that is all and i wish Ghana will demonstrate that for us |
TheSuperNerd:Ghana will make it because they are well coached and they have a fighting spirit |
THE BEST COACH FOR THE SUPER EAGLES The best coach for the super eagles should be the coach of the Siera Leone team that held us to a 4 4 draw or the coach of the CAR team that defeated us in Nigeria. 1. Both coaches seem to have a high sense of football tactics 2. Both coaches seem to know how to get the best out of their below average players 3. Both coaches seem to understand our players and African football in general 4. Both coaches are affordable and not expensive. We should have seen it and contacted the coach of CAR and Siera leone immediately they started causing us problems. I think Bayern hired their present coach from Leipzig when they saw how good he was Big companies allways hire talented employees. Look this is why forieng companies come to Nigeria to hire computer programmers, doctors and other skilled personel. They can see talent that can be harnessed cheaply. Offering a coach like that the chance to coach one of the biggest teams in African football is mouth watering and with their knowledge, they will do well. Both coaches to me will be another Westerhoof |
profmallor:Nothing spoil. The only difference between Ghana and Nigeria is coaching. Give Nigeria a good\ coach and we are even better than Ghana. We Nigerians simply are not lucky with coaches We are similar to ghana 1. Both are big footballing nations 2. Both have a few professionals doing well in Europe 3. Both are good at youth level 4. Both have a rich footballing history THE DIFFERENCE IS COACHING |
labas370:Ghana is very lucky they have a good coach. He is really developing their team |
Mujtahida:This no 10 issue confuses me. At least Kevin de bruyne, Eriksson etc are playmakers. I don't think they can ever disappear. They may just be reinvented to be faster and more defensively aware. Playmakers cannot and will not end. They are too fundamental to football. They will just be named something else but basically do the same thing such as Create chances for the forwards Dominate the midfield Create passing options Retain possession etc Abeg they are the basis of football. They just have different names and their style changes. Even modern strikers have to be more mobile and help in defence and midfield. |
COOL10:Messi us the most creative player in history. He has won the playmaker of the year award 4 times and is the best playmaker of the last decade. He is a better playmaker than midfielders like Kevin de bruyne, xavi, modric etc. This shows he is not a tap in merchant like a certain Manu reject. Messi creativity as a player is astonishing. Few players are both the highest goal scorer and the best playmaker at the same time. His averages 2.79 passes into the penalty box per match. MESSI UNDERLYING STARTS TRUMPS MOST PLAYETS IN HISTORY. BALL CARRYING, DRIBLING, SHOT CREATING ACTIONS, KEY OASSES, CHANCE CREATION ETC. SORRY RONALDO FANS HE IS JUST WAITING FOR OENALTY AND TAP INS TO SCORE. HE DOES NOTHING ELSE. MESSI BEST PLAYER IN HISTORY |
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