Icon4s:

Although majority have ridiculed this post. But there is some sense in it.

Not easy playing under the Tropical sunshine of West/Central Africa, at a game time of 2pm.

This is what we always use to purnish North African teams each time they come visiting.

ChrisKels:


I didn't see where he made any comparison so don't quote him out of context.

Nilon:
where is nwakali everybody was clamoring for?

safarigirl:


He clearly made a comparison Chris, please

Because what brought Robben and Ribery into a discussion about Nigerian players? Who is the Robben and who is the Ribery that were sacrificed for a Simon?

ChrisKels:


I didn't see where he made any comparison so don't quote him out of context.

safarigirl:
who be Ribery or Robben for our team?

Una no go face wetin dey una front, na to dey compare small boys with their ancestors

andrewbaba44:


Agreed

It’s a decent lineup

The coach cannot be perfect as we where expecting to see awaziem and ejuke .

Englandboy:

johnbulI my son I send you to school to study and nt football , football is not for u son.

Curtisaxel10:
With all the Ejuke noise Eguavoen has been making, one would have thought that Ejuke would start. I no too blame the coach sha. Simon's work will be to mark Salah. Chukwueze is our only real attacking outlet and we all know how erratic his form can be. Let's hope today is one of his good days. That said, Ekong remains a constant source of worry for me. That guy's quality keeps getting worse game after game. From poor anywhere-belle-face passes to poor man marking and causing unnecessary fouls, that guy is a disaster waiting to happen. I hope he proves me wrong.

The list is, otherwise, very okay. Since we have no competent no.10, it's better we do without that position for now. I only wish Aribo will be good with his ball distribution today instead of doing his usual box-to-box running. The team's midfield creativity lies squarely on his shoulders. Lastly, i hope Iheanacho has finally learnt how to trap ball .

Go Super Eagles!

minfelix:

Bros I talked about alike wing play of Chukwueze and Ejuke not to be too ideal, he came up negating my point with Bayern using a robben/ribbery, Calling my own nonsense...so I'm still quoting him within Context

Samueltemi337:
The forward Line is good


Simon Moses is good defensively


But na omeruo be my problem

Mujtahida:

On a scale of percentages I'd say 90% of the time, European teams with their technical football always beat African teams with their emphasis on physicality. Brain over brawn. The willy fox outwits the lumbering cow

I watched highlights of Cameroun v. Italy in France 98 (after bazooka1 pointed out to me that Eto'o was at France 98). Italy hammer them 3-0. Yet if you see how rugged and imposing the Cameroonians were, you'd think they'd mash up the lean-looking Italians.

Joezinho:
Calamity Omeruo starts?

Awaziem should have started. Playing Aina and chukwueze on the same flank is suicidal...

Egypt is gonna play a strong defence. Quieroz is a very defensive coach..

ChrisKels:


The kid can be really silly sometimes because he lacks manner of approach, but I understood where he was driven at.

He didn't compare our wingers to Bayern's, he only made an illustration using Bayern wingers.

Bayern played and excelled with tricky wingers, so let's copy that in OUR OWN CAPACITY by playing OUR OWN TRICKY WINGERS. There is no comparison whatsoever here.

Joezinho:
Calamity Omeruo starts?

Awaziem should have started. Playing Aina and chukwueze on the same flank is suicidal...

Egypt is gonna play a strong defence. Quieroz is a very defensive coach..