Deltamani:


Even before now, Non of them is getting into the Superfalcons starting 11 but at least 5 can make the Provisional list… Making the final list is also another tough task for them… Demehin has Zogg, Akudo Ogbonna to battle with..

Abiodun has Otu, Ayinde, Ucheibe to contend with

Onyenezide has a better chance though, Just Okobi who’s the well known Superfalcons AM, then Tony Payne, Efih again If Chinaza Uchendu comes back to form..

Sabastine good but very selfish today, She have big girls to contend with…

Ramat Imuran already beat Glory Ogbonna just N Payne and Patty George

Deltamani:
23 players are headed to K.C. and D.C. for upcoming friendlies vs. Nigeria!

#USWNT x Nigeria

lovewins:
These are the list of Super Falcons players who won't have visa issues if invited

1. Toni Payne
2. Nicole Payne
3. Ify Onumonu
4. Esther Okoronkwo
5. Mitchelle Alozie
6. Patricia George
7. Uchenna Kanu

It's worth mentioning that as at the last report, the NFF was yet to fulfill their WAFCON promises to the ladies. Could this affect invitation?

lovewins:
These are the list of Super Falcons players who won't have visa issues if invited

1. Toni Payne
2. Nicole Payne
3. Ify Onumonu
4. Esther Okoronkwo
5. Mitchelle Alozie
6. Patricia George
7. Uchenna Kanu

It's worth mentioning that as at the last report, the NFF was yet to fulfill their WAFCON promises to the ladies. Could this affect invitation?

lovewins:


When is Nigeria releasing her list? The game is just 12 days away.

Hope they won't start the same fire brigade approach they used during the Canada invitation.

robosky02:



Amaju is thinking of life outside the glass house

So wouldn't give much attention to this preparation

Danielnino00:


I saw a report somewhere that Amaju said the NFF are owing their vendors about 600 million naira in unpaid wages, bonus,flight agent fees and hotel bookings...

JohnBullMySon:
Is Mr Randy waiting for a bottle of Hennessey before he releases the list

Deltamani:
Captain Oluwatosin Demehin's concession and appreciation message after Falconets missed out in the quarterfinal of FIFA U-20 Womens World Cup, Costa Rica 2022.

https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/15980946_13ba41a115b64130b03cf266435b530a_jpeg_jpeg8ee2461da84b0d9b142817a8efe9eaf6

Danielnino00:


And when we accuse the NFF of incompetency,some people will come and tell us how they have been doing this and that...

Schemerkhiz:
While it is nice to dribble your opponent, goals and assists are more important.

Idiko1:


Most important thing in any competition is "W". Most Nigerian players of any grade idiotically soaked in "I score the goal mentality".

Schemerkhiz:
While it is nice to dribble your opponent, goals and assists are more important.

Deltamani:
The squad for the women's national team's World Cup qualifying match against Finland is presented!
| World Cup Qualifiers | September 6th 18:00 (19:00 local)

timay1:


It's as a result of poor football development and upbringing.

Most Nigerian footballers , male or female of any age didn't start from a proper football academy where the basics are taught till, they were very mature and no more malleable.

Most of them play street football till their early or mid 20s and those shitty trait is an Hallmark of street football, and not professional football.

When some of them get to play in a proper professional setting, some adapt themselves and correct that error, but a lot of times, majority are far too gone to be able to be corrected.

AkinDS:
Gosh! She's still a kid, for Christ's sake. Lay off on her and her teammates, will ya?? Geez!
Once she gets into a club a bigger club (in Europe, hopefully), she would be taught the art of modern football, the same way the likes of Oshoala and Ajibade were taught and we are seeing how rounded they have become now.
Ditto that for the high prospects from the team - herself, Demehin, Onyenezide, Oshobukola, Chiamaka (#7), Alani, Abiodun and perhaps, Idoko.
Wish the others good luck in their respective careers.

Idiko1:


Even if I had to agree partly with the bolded, the basics were thought when we played "academicals" in Nigeria. I remembered when the game masters had to carry a symbolic cane while instructing us not to touch the ball more than twice in order to seek out teammates who were open. I guess the guilt rests with the idiotic culture in today's Nigeria where a dumbass goal scorer is held as hero or heroine.

do4luv14:




but bros wetin concern us with Sweden na,

abi you don switch to Swede?