Coach Clémentine Touré "We need friendly matches"

Coach Clémentine Touré, a few minutes from the end of the recital against Niger, is already looking ahead to the second round match against Nigeria. Knowing the qualities of the Nigerian team, which has in its ranks many internationals including the current African Golden Ball Asisat Oshoala, C. Touré wants to tackle this second round scheduled for February 2022 in the best conditions. friendly matches will allow him to sharpen his weapons to achieve a good result against Nigeria. With this beautiful performance from our Elephants, his call will surely be heard.

Very iconic...
2016 AWCON...

AndSunGorilla:

Sorry to derail the thread, just wanted to check if Bayelsa United were able to qualify as you predicted cos the Tunisian team aren't better than them. Thank you.

When did I make that prediction? Saying 'So let's see wat happens' is not a prediction Sir. Even at that I wouldn't be the first to get a prediction wrong so who bloody cares.

BascoVanVeli:



When did I make that prediction? Saying 'So let's see wat happens' is not a prediction Sir. Even at that I wouldn't be the first to get a prediction wrong so who bloody cares.

Bros haba now, sorry say I put your blood inside kettle come place am for stove. Meanwhile, hopeful your prediction against CIV for the SF would be right this time but for sure, I highly doubt if there would be any massive spanking or whooping this time, around as you predicted. We might just get through by the skin of our teeth.

AndSunGorilla:

Bros haba now, sorry say I put your blood inside kettle come place am for stove. Meanwhile, hopeful your prediction against CIV for the SF would be right this time but for sure, I highly doubt if there would be any massive spanking or whooping this time, around as you predicted. We might just get through by the skin of our teeth.

I expect to win by at least a 4 to 5 goal margin. The ladies will definitely be up for the match up seeing that it is about revenge. I don't rate that defeat anyways because the NFF caused it.

That semifinal against south africa was something else south Africa came to play on that day , the way Nigeria transition from defense to attack was quick and beautiful ikidi was unplayable and the referee also denied us a clean penalty after a swift counter attack

Schemerkhiz:
Very iconic...
2016 AWCON...

isan:
That semifinal against south africa was something else south Africa came to play on that day , the way Nigeria transition from defense to attack was quick and beautiful ikidi was unplayable and the referee also denied us a clean penalty after a swift counter attack

They had their problems then, but the best thing about that team was their movements on and off the ball. Their movements and transition from defence to attack was excellent.

Schemerkhiz:
No matter how difficult the game's they played then, She always carved out a way for them to win... During her tenure that was the last time the Superfalcons played quick and Pacy football..

Let's get back our ex professionals. They do it better

BascoVanVeli:



I expect to win by at least a 4 to 5 goal margin. The ladies will definitely be up for the match up seeing that it is about revenge. I don't rate that defeat anyways because the NFF caused it.

But has the NFF changed yet such that there won't be a reoccurrence? Has the coaching crew changed yet? When I read about how Omagbemi was unjustly sent off and seeing our current performance, maybe Karma is indeed real.

isan:
That semifinal against south africa was something else south Africa came to play on that day , the way Nigeria transition from defense to attack was quick and beautiful ikidi was unplayable and the referee also denied us a clean penalty after a swift counter attack

One of Faith Ikidi best game for the Superfalcons from 2011 till date.after the FIFA Women's World Cup game against Germany in 2011..

This was the game video against South Africa then, though not very clear but enjoyable..

The Counter then was Super fast...
Asin Pacy Football. At least they had a pattern of play unlike now..



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qA3vJpo2QU

If NFF had left Florence Omagbemi to continue with the team, I believe the Superfalcons would have been a better team by now..

Against Cameroon during the final the Lionesses didn't give the Superfalcons the chance to play their games but we had our way over them...

We were Passing well then, Better Defending. Asin 2016 was the Last time Superfalcons had a team..

Schemerkhiz:
This was the game video against South Africa then, though not very clear but enjoyable..

The Counter then was Super fast...
Asin Pacy Football. At least they had a pattern of play unlike now..



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qA3vJpo2QU

.....SEE FOOTBALL.......Its a shame on N.F.F for letting us regress this much, by now, Nigeria should be a world class team and not just an African team. This news i want to hear now, is that the coach has been sacked.

carbonado:
.....SEE FOOTBALL.......Its a shame on N.F.F for letting us regress this much, by now, Nigeria should be a world class team and not just an African team. This news i want to hear now, is that the coach has been sacked.

I da tell you, they were Springing at least 6 passes together and with much pace, they had confidence on the ball, once they lose the ball they get it back as soon as possible.. Asin Florence Omagbemi would have done a great job with the team if she had stayed longer and she would have also developed more as a World Class Coach herself..

Having a Technical bench of Florence Omagbemi, Mercy Akide Udoh, Perpetual Nkwocha or Ayisat Aramriore Yusuf would yield us good team...

Mercy Akide Udoh 14yrs old daughter vs Mercy Akide Picture during her playing days..

Schemerkhiz:
Mercy Akide Udoh 14yrs old daughter vs Mercy Akide Picture during her playing days..

abet oooo who is now 14years old between the two pics?

do4luv14:



abet oooo who is now 14years old between the two pics?

The First photo..


I'm just comparing Mother and daughter action photo

Schemerkhiz:

The First photo..

I'm just comparing Mother and daughter action photo

you don minit,
ah donbelivit 14years old kwenu
with that kind physical stature

do4luv14:



you don minit,

ah donbelivit 14years old kwenu

with that kind physical stature

She's 14... Collen, Mercy Akide first daughter...

AndSunGorilla:

But has the NFF changed yet such that there won't be a reoccurrence? Has the coaching crew changed yet? When I read about how Omagbemi was unjustly sent off and seeing our current performance, maybe Karma is indeed real.

There won't be any reoccurrence at least until the AWCON. I don’t rate the coach but i just believe the girls will get it done. Honestly if it were up to me I would hire one of Emmanuel Amunike or Manu Garba for the job.

With this style of play we will actually have a chance against big teams in world cup

Schemerkhiz:
This was the game video against South Africa then, though not very clear but enjoyable..

The Counter then was Super fast...
Asin Pacy Football. At least they had a pattern of play unlike now..



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qA3vJpo2QU

The commentators were tired of Nigeria dominance they just want us to lose they were praying for south Africa to equalise

Schemerkhiz:
This was the game video against South Africa then, though not very clear but enjoyable..

The Counter then was Super fast...
Asin Pacy Football. At least they had a pattern of play unlike now..



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qA3vJpo2QU

second round

Uganda v Kenya

Burundi v Djibouti

Zambia v Namibia

Zimbabwe v Botswana

South Africa v Winner M10
Algeria lead 14-0 after the first leg

Tunisia v Equatorial

Togo v Gabon

Cameroun v Gambia

Senegal v Mali

Bissau v Burkina Faso

Nigeria v Cote D'ivoire

isan:
The commentators were tired of Nigeria dominance they just want us to lose they were praying for south Africa to equalise

The First half was a bit tough for Nigeria because the South Africa side didn't give the Falcons any room to operate but this second half we show them pepper..

We would have grown higher if not for NFF evil actions

IFFHS AWARDS 2021 - THE CANDIDATES TO SUCCEED PERNILLE HARDER
Oct 26, 2021 IFFHS News




Picture : Alexia Putellas, Vivianne Miedema and Samantha Kerr - some favourites for the title 2021



At the end of November 2021, the IFFHS will celebrate the winners of the 2021 AWARDS in all Categories. We publish daily the candidates in the categories, today THE WOMEN'S WORLD BEST PLAYER 2021.





IFFHS WOMEN’S WORLD BEST PLAYER 2021
THE CANDIDATES

Samantha Mewis (USA/Man City/NCCCourage)

Samantha Kerr (Australia/Chelsea FC)

Vivianne Miedema (Netherlands/Arsenal FC)

Pernille Harder (Denmark/Chelsea FC)

Lucie Bronze (England/Manchester City FC)

Dzsenifer Marozsan (Germany/Olympique Lyon/OL Reign)

Julie Ertz (USA/Chicago RS)

Caroline Hansen Graham (Norway/FC Barcelona)

Debinha (Brazil/NCC Courage)

Wendie Renard (France/Olympique Lyon)

Saki kumagai (Japan/Olympique Lyon/FC Bayern München)

Rose Lavelle (USA/Man City/OL Reign)

Jennifer Hermoso (Spain/FC Barcelona)

Ji So Yun (South Korea/Chelsea FC)

Alexia Putellas (Spain/FC Barcelona)

Christiane Endler (Chile/Paris SG/Olympique Lyon)

Amel Majri (France/Olympique Lyon)


Pernille Harder was crowned as THE WOMEN'S WORLD BEST PLAYER 2020. Who will succeed her in 2021 ?



Kadeisha Buchanan (Canada/Olympique Lyon)

Ashley Lawrence (Canada/Paris SG)

Marta (Brazil/Orlando Pride)

Tobin Heath (USA/Arsenal FC)

Marie Antoinette Katoto (France/Paris SG)

Lea Schueller (Germany/FCBayern München)

Kosovare Aslani (Sweden/Real Madrid CF)

Fran Kirby (England/Chelsea FC)

Lieke Martens (Netherlands/FC Barcelona)

Asisat Oshoala (Nigeria/FC Barcelona)

Barbara Banda (Zambia/Shangai)

Gabi Nunes (Brazil/Corinthians/CF Madrid)

Catalina Usme (Colombia/America Cali)

Megan Rapinoe (USA/OL Reign)

Ewa Pajor (Poland/VFL Wolfsburg)

Valentina Giacinti (Italy/Milan AC)

Katty Martinez (Mexico/Tigres UANL)

Alison Gonzales (Mexico/Atlas)

Alicia Cervantes (Mexico/CD Guadalajara)

Stina Blackstenius (Sweden/Häcken)

Carli Lloyd (USA/Gotham FC)

Evelyn Ijeh Capped by Sweden at the U23 level..

Her Father is fully in support of her daughter's decision to play for Sweden ahead of Nigeria..

isan:
The commentators were tired of Nigeria dominance they just want us to lose they were praying for south Africa to equalise

The commentaries were the funniest commentaries I have ever heard. They were openly biased against Nigeria all the way. Badmouthing us, rejoicing against us, and openly wishing we conceded a goal or lose.

naijaseeker:


The commentaries were the funniest commentaries I have ever heard. They were openly biased against Nigeria all the way. Badmouthing us, rejoicing against us, and openly wishing we conceded a goal or lose.

Even the Ghanians. The one I felt was objective called Ngozi's injury a sham when the ref hasn't declared it one.

Esther Okoronkwo scores against Montpellier