₦airaland Forum

gustav25:
Joy didn't come this night sha

Joebie:
Thank you my sister.

Joebie:
3 CBS and 5 midfielders would not have given u guys room to shoot. You saw our weakness and capitalized on it. It wasn’t Okoye, but you guys still tried it and it worked. That’s a coach who studied our team. Did Eguavoen do his homework on Ghana? He didn’t clearly, looking at the players he invited at midfield.

TheGoodJoe:

As I was watching the game today, I wondered, why do I care. Like, why do I put so much of my heart into the Super Eagles.

I have never felt this bitter about the Super Eagles. This was just too painful to me because we had the quality to walk through this playoff.

Unfortunately, we are still on the position where we will not get it right. We will no make proper screening. We still have NFF officials picking the list for their selfish benefits.

As I watched the game and it was not making headway and there was just hope for a stroke of luck to qualify.

Honestly, my passion for the team dropped to a very deep low today.

Barryseal:
The stadium is being destroyed by angry fans. If diesel was cheap and there wasn't fuel scarcity, the stadium will be in flames.

TheGoodJoe:
Congratulations to the NFF men who have made it a duty to destroy our football. You have turned our football to a branch of your politics. Where you write names of your boys that they must play.

I hope you are happy now.

PDPGuy:
Well, that was totally disheartening!

Everyone from Coach Eguavoen down to the players (except Osimhen) are to blame for this failure. Our midfielder's lack of confidence in threading forward passes was a big part in this debacle as well.

Anyways, we can all watch and cheer an actual good team - D'Tigress - at their women's basketball world cup in September..

TheGoodJoe:
Congratulations to the NFF men who have made it a duty to destroy our football. You have turned our football to a branch of your politics. Where you write names of your boys that they must play.

I hope you are happy now.

Odunayaw:
Whaaaaat? You weren't expecting Genius from Amuneke?

TheGoodJoe:
Congratulations to the NFF men who have made it a duty to destroy our football. You have turned our football to a branch of your politics. Where you write names of your boys that they must play.

I hope you are happy now.

dijon:
My friend i hope you are doing well. Please do always say the truth at all times....

I wish you well.

Nigeria football will be great again when we shun nepotism and na our own.

Jasmine80:
Why is osimehn exonerated? He missed 2 half chances and if that was someone else, this site would had been down

Jasmine80:
Why is osimehn exonerated? He missed 2 half chances and if that was someone else, this site would had been down

TheGoodJoe:
To Eguavoen, I hope you can see your handwork. I refused o write about this until after the playoffs. You want to satisfy big men. I hope you have satisfied them.

How someone of your Calibre can stop so low to allow politicians dictate your list is embarrassing.

daveP:
public apology good na.

TheGoodJoe:
Congratulations to the NFF men who have made it a duty to destroy our football. You have turned our football to a branch of your politics. Where you write names of your boys that they must play.

I hope you are happy now.

dijon:
Oga " na our own" lets support him even if he is of utmost mediocre without a known coaching practice for 10years.

AE has always been a failure in the Nigeria national team set up whether at the junior level or the Senior level.

Odunayaw:
Loss and wishes en

If they didn't have a keeper that saved them in penalties now, you'd have been chiding them. Ai

JohnBullMySon:
Were you not the one who advertised Amuneke and Eguavoen. You want to shift blame now.

I hope you can see now that football is not played with sentiment.

Oasis001:


Just read and pass. Aina was solid as usual. Onyeka did his best. Ekong and Balogun formed an iron Dome at Defense. We weren't threatened, just unfortunate to concede, thanks to our 34yrs old GK.

Aribo was average, Lukman had an Assist to his name and played well. Dennis only on the Pitch to entertain us.

COOL10:
They said Mikel was too slow and loves back passes. We've still not found a replacement for him.

They said Victor Moses was proud and arrogant. We've still not found a replacement for him.

Nigerians, make we dey calm down abeg.

JohnBullMySon:
Were you not the one who advertised Amuneke and Eguavoen. You want to shift blame now.

I hope you can see now that football is not played with sentiment.

daveP:
Atall. They fitted that narrative of playing with passion and prowess. Such teams, even if they lose, deserve accolades for the fighting spirit. That's what Senegal did tonight. The result, either way it went won't diminish such fact.

TheGoodJoe:


Learn to pay attention before jumping in. I do not doubt their tactical quality but I am bothered about the surrounding influence.

Now read what you are writing if it is not off point.

By the way, I was one who kicked against Eguavoen's appointment before you say I advertised him but I was impressed with his tactical knowledge of things.

Our problem is beyond tactics. That is why a tactician like Oliseh had hell working with the team.

Simple point.

Joebie:
Book of lamentations. There is no short cut to success. Talents is not enough when your coach is not talented.