₦airaland Forum

AndSunGorilla:
At least the 2000 team got to quarter finals.

chrisooblog:
guy do you want argument to dominate this thread till the world cup

jargooflife912:
Tosin Adarabioyo still waiting for England call up? LOL

jihday:
‘I’ve been following Nigerian football since 1950, blablabla’ oya come and prove it. What tournament is this ? Who was the opponent? How many players can you name?

zuchyblink:
coaches select by performance and experience. Brazil have miranda 37, Thiago Silva 37 , Sandro 30, Danilo, Coutinho 29, even Alves 38 yrs and unattached. They didn't call for Vinicius and Richarlison.I don't argue on Nairaland but undermining the importance of experience in football is like calling apple orange

zuchyblink:
It means you are not only quarrelling with Rohr but with the Ivorian coach too. Most people are just programmed to argue every point here. Month ago I called Ejuke a Magician some people descended on me but today he is rated the third best dribbler in the world.

Kog45:
Zuchy you said Brazil.

Pls do we really have any player at 34 playing in top league even Odion Ighalo at 32 is in Saudi,Mikel at 34 in Kuwait.....Thiago Silva in Chelsea,Danilo in Juventus,Sandro in Juventus.

Pls tell me when Miranda and Daniel Alves played for Brazil last.....Richarlison and Vinicius were part of the team that played last Copa and Coutinho didn't make last Copa.

tbaba1234:
No

TheGoodJoe:
Rhor might slowly ease Ighalo in but if we are up against tough offensive sides, don't get shocked if Rhor starts Ighalo ahead of Osimhen.

If Rhor is going conservative, he will likely start Ighalo ahead because Ighalo suits that style more.

This is what happens when coaches that prefer a conservative approach against top teams. Remember how the likes of Lukaku, Mata, De Bruyne, Salah, and David Luiz did not suit Mourinho at Chelsea.

That is why Rhor can prefer to start Awaziem as a right-back ​over the likes of Aina and Ebuehi.

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Mourinho is a defensive-minded manager and wants his back four to always worry about the worst-case scenario, rather than what will happen if everything goes right – which is the mentality of Luiz, and why he didn’t fit in at Chelsea... From Independent on Why Mourinho sold David Luiz

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Rhor's mindset is that the opposition are better and the team must shape up to nullify their greatness. He does not coach with the mentality that his side is better.

I think this is the biggest reason why we should start sticking to indigenous coaches. No matter how we put it, we believe in ourselves more than these foreign coaches do.

We believe we are exceptional and can achieve great things. These white coaches see us as incapable.

So with all the flair and gifts of our players, Rhor does not see it. That is why he needs more defenders than midfielders.

TFLASHOGEE:
you talk am Wella na why when match dey come lamentation book is always open and different verses are quoted

TheLoneCitizen:
Strong vibes about Onyekuru today.

damagnificentusb:
thank God for MRI
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elyte89:
Ndidi is not even world class..he's only slightly above average...my opinion

damagnificentusb:
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wayodude:
Sorry, I was thinking of Isaac and mistakingly typed Solomon the Siasia boy Okoronwo

jihday:
‘I’ve been following Nigerian football since 1950, blablabla’ oya come and prove it. What tournament is this ? Who was the opponent? How many players can you name?

Subzero047:
Lookman's switch ongoing, as the world cup draws near more foreign borns will start to declare for Nigeria

Subzero047:
You could clearly see that Omeruo was the young one here

charlesemeka85:
Genk have expressed confidence that newly signed defender Mujaid Sadick Aliu is ready to take the next big step of his career.

The Belgian club have signed 21-year-old central defender Sadick, whose father is Nigerian and mother Ghanaian, from Spanish club Deportivo La Coruna for the next four seasons.

“Mujaid is ready to take it one step further,” Genk Sports director Dimitri De Conde said.

“We believe he has a bright future ahead of him. He is young and strong, very fast and unyielding as a defender.

“Our schedule next season will be a lot more filled with European football. we need a slightly wider selection. Mujaid gives us extra options in the back. “



Sadick was born in Logroño, in the northeast of Spain. He has a Nigerian father and a Ghanaian mother. He has the Spanish and Nigerian nationality, but has already represented Spain at the national U18 and U19.

He turned 21 in March. Five years ago he entered the Deportivo youth categories. Two years later, then trainer Clarence Seedorf made him debut in the Primera División.

Sadick has remained loyal to Depor in recent turbulent seasons and developed into a strong modern central defender at the club.

charlesemeka85:
Watching genk vs westham

I think rohr should keep an eye on Mujaid Sadiq the big genk cb. Born to a Nigerian father and Ghanaian mother. He seem to be decent and one for the future

jargooflife912:
First time I heard about this guy was from your post around May