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Mujtahida:
The way you guys easily throw words like laziness, incompetent, fear around, I hope you guys are paragon in your personal life oo.

TheGoodJoe:

The same Egypt we beat and same Tunisia we showed shege with a man down.

Mujtahida:
The way you guys easily throw words like laziness, incompetent, fear around, I hope you guys are paragon in your personal life oo.

Joezinho:
Showed shege? Bros we had just 1 shot on target compared to the 3 they had. Simon and Chuks were kept im their pocket .. Our midfielders couldn't move the ball like they used to.

Eguavoen made the Tunisians look like prime Stoke City.

Joezinho:
I have said it before and i am still gonna say it. Okoye has been used as a convenient scapegoat for our clear failure in AFCON.

Okoye is not the problem in the SE...We may not have a top GK, but he is not the reason we lost.. His point blank save on Salah being an example...

Eguavoen and his shiitty tactic failed us..

Joezinho:
Showed shege? Bros we had just 1 shot on target compared to the 3 they had. Simon and Chuks were kept im their pocket .. Our midfielders couldn't move the ball like they used to.

Eguavoen made the Tunisians look like prime Stoke City.

Kog45:
This is why I respect my good friend Seyi Olofinjana,it is always good to be a university graduate as a professional player,especially from Africa,the knowledge will never be wasted after one retired from football.Imagine Seyi that was playing for Kwara United when Yobo was already a big hit in Belgian league with standard leige is a sport director with European club and Yobo instead of going for more knowledge about the game he is busy lobbying for NFF job.

Checkout well schooled ex players like Mike Emenalo a boston university graduate,Adokiye Aimeasemeka former Attorney general,Segun Odegbami an Egnr.,Jonathan Akpoborie buffalo university graduate,Felix Owolabi who is a PhD holder,even most ex NPFL who are graduates don't lobby for NFF jobs.

Joseph Yobo is still very young and with his rich experience as a player I expect him to go back to real coaching school to learn more about football tactics or administration.

Meliforme:
Crossing the ball is not Ejuke's preferred style of play. He made zero crosses of the ball in the course of the minutes he got at the AFCON.
Dude is for the inverted role of a winger.

He is a playmaker that loves to shoot at goal.

Surprisingnly his long balls are precise.

TheGoodJoe:

Imagine some mocking someone in his early 20s earning £3000 a week.

TheGoodJoe:
They had 7 chances we had thirteen. That is players missing target. The discussion is about attention to detail.

We were better with a man down. How can someone praise them as paying more attention to detail.

TheGoodJoe:
Contrary to the jokes about Kelechi Nwakali, it raises my respect for the young man. He took a massive pay cut to rebuild his career. That shows someone ready to build again from scratch.

I pray and the young man keeps working hard. God will bless his hustle.

PurpleHouse:
Laziness!

Family fears.

Comfort zones...

Perhaps.

Parrot69:
My broda, you dey mind those nuisance??
Maduka had all the time to adjust himself for that ball! Not the Tunisia had an instant shot to the post but he delayed to put himself in a better position; He had two defenders on him(Ndidi & Aina) before he squared them off and positioned himself for that shot! What was he doing prior to that shot OUTSIDE 18YARD BOX FOR GOODNESS SAKE!!!!
Even Ndidi was amazed and asking him how come? (Go and rewatch that game and see Ndidi had gestures)
Had he been saving a lot of shots since the beginning of the match, that would be understandable. First shot on him, enter post. That was the same Keeper against Sierra Leone who allowed in 4goals at a go!
Some folks who never kick ball for their life will come here and be arguing rubbish!

elyte89:
Even if dere was a slight deflection ,he had d whole time to correct d situation considering d distance of d shot

BascoVanVeli:
Laziness for have a job This type of talk is why people start kidnapping or doing money ritual. There should be honor in earning a living no matter what the occupation is.

BascoVanVeli:
Laziness for have a job This type of talk is why people start kidnapping or doing money ritual. There should be honor in earning a living no matter what the occupation is.

Mujtahida:
He's either speaking out of naivete or hubris

PurpleHouse:
I don't like Agu. I feel he is a scandalous fellow.

He has made our goalkeeping department very weak.

charlesemeka85:
he earns 3k Euros every week with all this posing for Instagram?

Chai nawaooooo

13large:
My friend you can never win tournament with top quality saves. We aren’t just blaming Okoye for not saving that routine ball but prior to Tunisia match, he hasn’t shown that he deserves that Numero uno shirt. The man is basically using super eagles to gain experience and that’s very risky.

TheGoodJoe:

I admire someone who doesn't care how lowly he fell. He is ready to work his way up. So no matter how lyrical you was about how low he has fallen, the bright young man is ready to work his way up.

He could go to China or some Arab team and earn decent wages but he still has faith that he can work hard and make it.

I am proud of him and falling is part of life. Picking yourself up is a sign of greatness.

Joezinho:
Bros this is how you show a team shege and still lose despite being a man down.

We didnt show them any shege pls.

PurpleHouse:
All I can see here is someone romancing indiscipline.

The Nwankalis are the genesis of their own downfall.

Meliforme:
Osimhen topped the list of the players with the most completed dribbles.
Is the coach saying Osimhen should be served the ball in positions and circumstances where the need to dribble his opponents will be less?

Mujtahida:
The way you guys easily throw words like laziness, incompetent, fear, I hope you guys are paragons in your personal life oo.

TheGoodJoe:

Downfall is not the end of the world. They can pick themselves up. Learn from their mistakes and still make something brilliant of their careers.

A downfall of a man is not the end of his life.

FINITO.

Meliforme:
Osimhen topped the list of the players with the most completed dribbles.
Is the coach saying Osimhen should be served the ball in positions and circumstances where the need to dribble his opponents will be less?

PurpleHouse:
Wow! Aawww! So nice of you.

He has learned so well that he refused to go back to his club and start playing football? So much for learning from mistakes.

PurpleHouse:
I don't like Agu. I feel he is a scandalous fellow.

He has made our goalkeeping department very weak.

Kog45:
Haha Oga Charles easy nau...wetin this young man do you.

I have a friend who lost his 180k job some years ago but on 50k job now.....life sometimes get as ebi o.