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PurpleHouse:
Oga, some people may be a beast in their field but lazy when they step outside their comfort zones. Not everyone can stand the heat of attending classes for a badge. It is mental laziness.

I mentioned other factors there. You nor see those ones too?

BascoVanVeli:
Highlights of Remo Stars vs Shooting Stars for those who care to watch. It was settled by a world class goal but there was also great football and of course poor refereeing


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWlmITe05d0

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.

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.

charlesemeka85:
your friend na pro footballer for mainstream Europe?

TheGoodJoe:
Yobo worked under the heat from a small boy, playing on the local field. Had a brilliant career under the sun, training every day. Decided to join the Super Eagles and worked as a fitness instructor for the team under the sun.

Yet, you summarize that he can not stand the heat under the sun for a coaching badge.

Yobo will do his badges soon. He has the sincere passion and has shown humility.

PurpleHouse:
You're getting me wrong chief...

Be heat I mean the pressure and intense activities of taking classes. Not the heat of the sun per se.

TheGoodJoe:

You do not know the back story. Do not jump into judging.

PurpleHouse:
You're getting me wrong chief...

Be heat I mean the pressure and intense activities of taking classes. Not the heat of the sun per se.

TheGoodJoe:

You think someone who rose from the streets of Port Harcourt to captain a club like Everton can not stand the intensity of coaching classes.

PurpleHouse:
See, I'm not trolling the young dude. But he has show that he cannot be helped. A lot of help has been stretched towards him but he always bluffs. He cannot be helped, and pity won't help him either. Until he comes to that point in his life where he'll have an epiphany, that point of self realization and tough reality, (which may be too late) and then have a drastic turnaround with his ways/life.

TheGoodJoe:

“I also want to learn from the coach [Rohr] because he has done well since taking over the team and it will be an honour to learn under him whilst I also pursue my Uefa/Caf badges.”...Joseph Yobo.

https://sportsration.com/oseph-yobo-talks-about-his-coaching-badge-and-the-impact-hell-have-on-the-super-eagles/


It seems he is already on it.

PurpleHouse:
Nor be by street bros.

TheGoodJoe:

Taking an 11k pounds pay cut shows he is willing to move himself forward.

PurpleHouse:
This is what you should have shown since naah. Instead of saying "street, street, street." Area!!!

PurpleHouse:
Taking the paycut shows he has no other options, and Wants to survive, feed, and hustle for his pocket than have nothing.

I think deeper bros.

TheGoodJoe:

“I also want to learn from the coach [Rohr] because he has done well since taking over the team and it will be an honour to learn under him whilst I also pursue my Uefa/Caf badges.”...Joseph Yobo.

https://sportsration.com/oseph-yobo-talks-about-his-coaching-badge-and-the-impact-hell-have-on-the-super-eagles/


It seems he is already on it.

PurpleHouse:
This is what you should have shown since naah. Instead of saying "street, street, street." Area!!!

TheGoodJoe:

Osimhen makes dashing runs to space behind the defence. That is his game. Spaletti wants the team to focus on feeding Osimhen.

Spaletti will not want the players focusing on dribbling when there is a chance to pass to a space Osimhen is attacking.

TheSuperNerd:
This guy shaa.... you got me with this one. Lol

TheGoodJoe:

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

PurpleHouse:
Me still think he should be doing this under a well established coach in Europe. Not Super Eagles. Or he can still have a master in Europe and be available for the SE as an assistant during matches.

I don't like the idea of just learning from the Super Eagles. There's more to coaching. He needs more exposure.

My opinion.

komekn:
For someone who should know much better you talk utter balderdash.

You exaggerate shamelessly you misrepresent.

Then when you are faced with simple undiluted FACTS.

You then turn the entire discourse of and say somebody is mocking Nwakali.

andrewbaba44:
3k euros weekly is a big salary away from the footballing world ,that should be about 2 million naira weekly

Nwakali is a big boy and enjoying himself in his own lane .

John Ogu didn’t earn more than Nwakali salary all his career ,Kelechi is still very young

TheSuperNerd:
Told you I would be looking forward to the highlights because of that FK and mehn Marvellous Basco, you weren't capping at all, my good man.

What a Freekick!!! Keeper thought it was probably gonna swerve to his right only to see it fly to his left... lol

This explains why he was rooted to that spot.

Beautiful highlights Man. Kudos as always. Kelechi would be proud of that FK by Nduka.

TheGoodJoe:

Taking an 11k pounds pay cut shows he is willing to move himself forward.

TheGoodJoe:

Yobo wants to coach the Super Eagles. It is okay to understand the mechanics that goes with it.