AndSunGorilla:


I agree.with you on this one, make I no lie. The man whose Old Trafford dream ended in infamy.

wayodude:
Rohr's selection on this occasion is irrefutable proof that he does indeed not know what he's doing.

The experience of the home game against CAR and how the absence of a coherent midfield meant his team were consigned to lumping it from defence to attack for Osimhen to chase is still fresh in the memory.

That he could re-assemble a squad of 24 naming just 4 midfielders with 2 of them just recovering from injury is not only naive but irresponsible and the strongest evidence of his incompetence.

Sadly we are stuck with him until after the world cup if we make it.

ChrisKels:
Imagine this guy at LB, Singo at RB, Boly and Baily as center backs against an ABF striker like Ighalo choi!

Cornet........Boly.......Baily.........Singo

Embell:
Both of them are not better than Onuachu and Moses even at club level, particularly this season, not to talk of in SE.

TheLoneCitizen:
Iwobi will have a good game today

TheLoneCitizen:



Booom what a strike. Game on

elyte89:


Y re ppu saying we re stuck with rohr till after world cup..I can bet my left balls if Nigeria fails to get to semis in d upcoming afcon,he will b sacked via TEXT MESSAGE

wayodude:


The thing with sacking him now is that doing so will completely disorganise the team and further compromise whatever tiny hope we may have to achieve something in spite of Rohr. No real football organisation will sack thier manager in the same season they go into 2 major tournaments except in the most exceptional of circumstances.

Philosopher1979:


This is the problem. At national team level there are better players. Club form does not transform to the national team every time. This is because if style of play. Onuachu fits a particular style of play we don't have in the national team and Simon switches off when playing for us.
We need players who play well for us and not just their club. They are different things. Some players simply don't fit into certain formations or play well in certain teams and Moses Simon and onuachu don't fit into our teams right now.
Look, if you study maurinho and guardiola well, they only go for players that fits into their style of play and not necessarily the best players. Club form is good but overrated. Samuel kalu seems to fit into our national team than Moses simon. Don't get carried away with club form. Club form only matters if you can translate it into the national team

wayodude:
Rohr's selection on this occasion is irrefutable proof that he does indeed not know what he's doing.

The experience of the home game against CAR and how the absence of a coherent midfield meant his team were consigned to lumping it from defence to attack for Osimhen to chase is still fresh in the memory.

That he could re-assemble a squad of 24 naming just 4 midfielders with 2 of them just recovering from injury is not only naive but irresponsible and the strongest evidence of his incompetence.

Sadly we are stuck with him until after the world cup if we make it.

andrewbaba44:


Things doesn’t work this way

You might not rate Nwakaeme doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be sincere here ,rohr doesnr prefer Nwakaeme and there is nothing wrong on that

But you want Nwakaeme to perform on his debut while playing as a striker which is not his position ,you self check am

Judging him with 71 minutes was very wrong and to make it worst he played as a CF on that game ,how many of these players you mentioned played out of position on their debuts ,these are questions you should ask before concluding on anything

If I give you English brazillians Spanish players who had a rough debut but still made it with the national team you self go surprise

I guess rohr is pleasing you with better players ,how you see him list Baba ,are you still expecting anything good from this man bro’s ?

cc12:
Hmmm

Curtisaxel10:
V. Moses and Ighalo were the twin pillars that individually pulled us through all those qualification groups of death for which we praise Rohr today. Those guys were creating goals from next to nothing most of the time. It was never any tactical brilliance on Rohr's part. This is why the team virtually fell apart immediately they retired. Rohr knows this and this is why he is desperate for them to come back. What he doesn't realize is that they have passed their prime and cannot repeat their 2017/18 heroics now. Christmas will not last forever.

Osimhen is not an Ighalo to create goals from nothing or to convert every single scrap of a chance that comes his way, he is a system striker, one who will score plenty only if fed the right balls, something that the SE can't offer at this point in time in the absence of midfield creators and creative wingers. It's up to Rohr to find a way to maximize Osimhen. Ighalo's Christmas will not last forever.

elunico:


He's lucky to have 71 mins, you think this life is fair to everyone?

How many minutes did Esiti, Bonke played before they were tagged not good enough? Why can't you clamor for their call back too?

Kingsley Michael gave his all when given his chance.

Maja, Dessers, Kayode, Junior Ajayi, if you sum up their minutes together is not up to 71, yet no one is crying for their calling back.

When it comes to Rohr and his selections, that man is truly dense.

elyte89:


Y re ppu saying we re stuck with rohr till after world cup..I can bet my left balls if Nigeria fails to get to semis in d upcoming afcon,he will b sacked via TEXT MESSAGE

2lola:

wayodude:


The thing with sacking him now is that doing so will completely disorganise the team and further compromise whatever tiny hope we may have to achieve something in spite of Rohr. No real football organisation will sack thier manager in the same season they go into 2 major tournaments except in the most exceptional of circumstances.

Odunayaw:
Many exaggerations here.

Creating goals from next to nothing? Who? Ighalo?
Team fell apart where? What did they play during pre WC friendlies even WC proper. Alaye!

If you can confidently alter history and reality like this I see why Rohr isn't part of your surnames

komekn:


How good a player is open to never ending debate.

But in selecting the best players , we should be still be giving opportunity be to those who are deserving in the HERE and NOW.

Your club form gets you noticed and that is the basis for national team selection. Can you transfer your club form to the national team is the next challenge.

Onuachu has been outstanding in the Belgium league 9 goals from 8 games is not to be laughed at. Yes the league in is not the most competitive, 13th in Europe is not great.

Why has he not been able to use his obvious attributes. Very simple most of our wing backs and wingers simply cannot cross the ball to save their lives.

The problem is not Onuachu but the team not playing to his strengths.

Curtisaxel10:
V. Moses and Ighalo were the twin pillars that individually pulled us through all those qualification groups of death for which we praise Rohr today. Those guys were creating goals from next to nothing most of the time. It was never any tactical brilliance on Rohr's part. This is why the team virtually fell apart immediately they retired. Rohr knows this and this is why he is desperate for them to come back. What he doesn't realize is that they have passed their prime and cannot repeat their 2017/18 heroics now. Christmas will not last forever.

Osimhen is not an Ighalo to create goals from nothing or to convert every single scrap of a chance that comes his way, he is a system striker, one who will score plenty only if fed the right balls, something that the SE can't offer at this point in time in the absence of midfield creators and creative wingers. It's up to Rohr to find a way to maximize Osimhen. Ighalo's Christmas will not last forever.

2lola:

Curtisaxel10:
V. Moses and Ighalo were the twin pillars that individually pulled us through all those qualification groups of death for which we praise Rohr today. Those guys were creating goals from next to nothing most of the time. It was never any tactical brilliance on Rohr's part. This is why the team virtually fell apart immediately they retired. Rohr knows this and this is why he is desperate for them to come back. What he doesn't realize is that they have passed their prime and cannot repeat their 2017/18 heroics now. Christmas will not last forever.

Osimhen is not an Ighalo to create goals from nothing or to convert every single scrap of a chance that comes his way, he is a system striker, one who will score plenty only if fed the right balls, something that the SE can't offer at this point in time in the absence of midfield creators and creative wingers. It's up to Rohr to find a way to maximize Osimhen. Ighalo's Christmas will not last forever.