WAFU ZONE B Championship!

Bayelsa Queens fc (Nigeria) 2 - 0 Ampem Darkoa Ladies fc (Ghana)

#WafuBWCL | FINALE | Nigerian champions go two up against the Ghanaian champions in the opening half.

25' | Ampem FC 0-2 Bayelsa Queens

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robosky02:


Have we not been playing USA before this waldrum came
He has not added anything to us

If he is a Nigerian I don't think this NFF will allow him after the rubbish in Morocco

You didn't get the sarcasm... Some certain individuals were defending Randy here with some excuses that he is helping the team but organizing friendlies with USA and Canada...

Just to show you how clueless this guy is, you have already lost this game, you are four goals down, why not just use the opportunity to try more players?

Onyi and Onyenezide could be brought it, but no.

Also notice the defence is a bit better since demehin came in

Deltamani:
#WafuBWCL | FINALE | Nigerian champions go two up against the Ghanaian champions in the opening half.

25' | Ampem FC 0-2 Bayelsa Queens

�Livestream:
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Sweet wotowoto

Deltamani:
#WafuBWCL | FINALE | Nigerian champions go two up against the Ghanaian champions in the opening half.

25' | Ampem FC 0-2 Bayelsa Queens

�Livestream:
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We go take this one hold body.

Demehin or Akudo ogbonna should ave started waldrum is truly clueless, this top friendlies are wasting of time if we can't make it competitive

lovewins:
Just to show you how clueless this guy is, you have already lost this game, you are four goals down, why not just use the opportunity to try more players?

Onyi and Onyenezide could be brought it, but no.

Also notice the defence is a bit better since demehin came in

||FINAL||

HT| Ampem Darkoa Ladies (0) Bayelsa Queens (3)

Miracle Joseph (Pen) 11' ⚽| 0-1

Flourish Sabastine 19' ⚽| 0-2
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Chinyere Igbomalu 42' ⚽|0-3

#ProsperityGirls
#TotalEnergiesCAFWCL
#TogetherWeAchieveMore.

FT

isan:
Demehin or Akudo ogbonna should ave started waldrum is truly clueless, this top friendlies are wasting of time if we can't make it competitive

Noticed how composed we became when they came in.

This thing isn't rocket science. I

lovewins:


Noticed how composed we became when they came in.

This thing isn't rocket science. I

Look at Nicole Payne and Ramat Imuran at Full back, they were so confident and played as if they have been the Superfalcons main fullbacks…


Randy is the team problem, he doesn’t know how to pick his first 11 no matter the kind of players available…

Why Play Glory Ogbonna ahead of Blessing Demehin and Akudo Ogbonna at CB

That man is useless

Final score:

USA 4 NIG 0

Observations:
1. Randy Waldrum has again shown himself as one who has no clue what he is doing.

2. Notice that most of our substitutions were forced i.e as a result of another player getting injured. Funny thing though is we played better when Demehin and ultimately Akudo were introduced.

3. Playing Alozie and Payne as fullbacks with a team like the US is recipe for disaster. It's unforgivable because he had options or players who played these roles naturally but he stuck to guns. Nicole and Imuran played these roles better.

Deltamani:



Look at Nicole Payne and Ramat Imuran at Full back, they were so confident and played as if they have been the Superfalcons main fullbacks…


Randy is the team problem, he doesn’t know how to pick his first 11 no matter the kind of players available…

Why Play Glory Ogbonna ahead of Blessing Demehin and Akudo Ogbonna at CB

That man is useless

Yea. Noted that in my last comment

That's why I'm even more disappointed in waldrum, how can a professional coach be that clueless about his own team ? Same thing with he did starting chikwelu against south Africa

lovewins:


Noticed how composed we became when they came in.

This thing isn't rocket science. I

Friendly | The world champions extend their perfect record against African opposition, keeping a 7th successive clean sheet against Caf sides while at it. They will meet again on 6th Sept.

FT: USA 4-0 Nigeria
[Smith 14' 45'+2, Horan 25', Morgan 52'(p)]

Deltamani:






https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAoiEqc1fps

Thanks

Schemerkhiz:




Let me Laugh and go back to my Sleep....

God knows i was fighting for the right thing, I had to cut my ties with Randy immediately after the WAFCON set back.. I spoke up they tagged me the bad one.. Some where even writing me privately to not talk again.

Because of this Superfalcons team, I had a serious quarrel with Falcons Media Officer, She Blocked me on WhatsApp, removed me from our General WhatsApp group because I was the only one to stand my ground that Randy isn't good enough for the girls...

I will hardly contribute here again until they do the needful..

They too sabi kill person spirit. It's no longer about entertainment and passion. Such a low point in our female football.


The news of Grace Chanda's move seem to be the only joy from African female football today. See South Africa??



Anybody wey wan defend this nonsense, come out. We go drag am together.

See the response from the KENYAN who handle that women’s football page..

labas370:
I wrote here many times that they should sack this coach but one fool here was telling me to shut up and was boldly defending him, now the man don disgrace him. It's only someone that doesn't have anything upstairs will be proud to defend this calamity of a coach.

Absolutely. Any technicalities or paper work anyone wants to use as excuse is baseless and useless right now. This is Disasterclass

Can we please start suggesting a better coach for the Super Falcons because Waldrum isn't fit for that position. Look at the Moroccan Ladies despite being an average team we all could see how well they played because they have a good coach.

j64real:
Can we please start suggesting a better coach for the Super Falcons because Waldrum isn't fit for that position. Look at the Moroccan Ladies despite being an average team we all could see how well they played because they have a good coach.

If you like give Randy Waldrum Alexia Puttelas, Graham Hansen, Wendie Renard, Lucy Bronze, Ada Hegerberg, Lieke Marten and all the top Women footballers in the World that He-Goat go still fail…

He must goooooooo

Musings from watching the game…

1. This was a game of two halves – the first was filled with nervous players who seemed initially overwhelmed by the occasion. The formation was defensive oriented (which made sense due to the available personnel and the fact that the US has throttled several teams in recent weeks!). Two of the goals in the first half were due to individual mistakes: Ucheibe’s poor attempt at a ball which played Sophia Smith(11) on side for an easy goal and then a no call foul on Nnadozie from the corner which wasn’t properly cleared, leading to Lindsay Horan rounding Ucheibe in the box to score). The penalty given the US in the second half was so soft, it was a joke. Therefore, had we not had those 3 goals, the score would have been very respectable.

2. Personnel performance wise, in the first half, and the likes of Monday Gift, Michelle Alozie, Debbie Abiodun and Glory Ogbonna struggled to perform. Alozie was constantly getting torched by Malory Pugh (9) and Sullivan (17) on the left. Abiodun was a bit slow during the first 20 minutes but seemed to start finding her feet during the rest of the half. Monday Gift was completely MIA and Glory Ogbonna kept drifting in and out of position, as she seemed confused as to where she was playing.

3. The second half performance was much better, as the team seemed more balanced. We also have to consider the personnel changes made on both sides, as that somewhat impacted things. However, it was refreshing to see Imuran at left back and Demehin come in, and both ladies put in a very credible shift. Also liked Amanda Mbadi overall performance and fight she brought to the midfield, as well as Akudo Ogbonna who, when paired with Demehin, brought some calmness to the defence. Nicole Payne seems to play with a lot more confidence, which allowed her to utilize her blistering pace in support of the attack.

4. It’s disappointing to hear some forumers disparage the game management and personnel changes Waldrum made – little wonder why most on this forum are nothing but armchair coaches. To even suggest that Akudo should have been played ahead of Osi is extremely naïve. Or that Imuran and Nicole should have started the game (in lieu of Tony and Michelle) is laughable. First rule of coaching is you don’t throw your young bucks into the deep end (by starting them against the World Champs) as you could do their confidence irreparable harm! You blood them in gently - which is exactly what Randy did and kudos to him. We saw how the likes of newbies Imuran, Demehin and Mbadi responded - strong performances all around. We also saw how nerves overtook Debbie Abiodun and hope she is strong enough to recover – I am rooting for her. Players are selected on need and training performance, and I believe both factors came into play with Debbie, especially the latter as we were definitely short staffed in the midfield.

5. Overall, a good performance by the Nigerian ladies, considering the challenges they had (short staffed) and logistics (coming in a few days before such a big game). Now, considering this was a dilapidated and relatively young team, and lest we forget, we played the USWNT who are the current World Champs and had their FULL team, this was an overall credible performance by our young ladies. BRAVO to them and on to the next!

CAF Women's Champions League Regional Qualifying WAFU B

Bayelsa Queens are Champions of WAFU B and qualify for the CAF Women's Champions League to be held in Morocco commencing October 30

Result
Ampem Darkoa 0 Bayelsa 3
Miracle 11
Flourish 19
Chinyere 42

Better coach, yet they struggled to score against and defeat a team down to nine (9) players in over 60 mins of play!
Yeah right!
And the Morrocan team is NOT average - they did a lot of recruiting of players from England and France so they do have very decent players.

j64real:
Can we please start suggesting a better coach for the Super Falcons because Waldrum isn't fit for that position. Look at the Moroccan Ladies despite being an average team we all could see how well they played because they have a good coach.

Stand up for the champions!!!

Bayelsa Queens are champions of the WAFU B Cup. The Restoration girls spanked Ampem Darkoa of Ghana 3-0

This victory guarantees Bayelsa Queens a place in the CAF Women's Champions League

Bayelsa Queens scored 17 goals in the tournament and conceded once

Bayelsa Queens are now NWFL champions, Aiteo Cup champions and champions of WAFU B cup

They hope to make it four trophies at the CAF Women's Champions League

AkinDS:
Better coach, yet they struggled to score against and defeat a team down to nine (9) players in over 60 mins of play!
Yeah right!
And the Morrocan team is NOT average - they did a lot of recruiting of players from England and France so they do have very decent players.

Some People in this Group don’t even know where they Belong….. Mtcheeew

AkinDS:
Musings from watching the game…

1. This was a game of two halves – the first was filled with nervous players who seemed initially overwhelmed by the occasion. The formation was defensive oriented (which made sense due to the available personnel and the fact that the US has throttled several teams in recent weeks!). Two of the goals in the first half were due to individual mistakes: Ucheibe’s poor attempt at a ball which played Sophia Smith(11) on side for an easy goal and then a no call foul on Nnadozie from the corner which wasn’t properly cleared, leading to Lindsay Horan rounding Ucheibe in the box to score). The penalty given the US in the second half was so soft, it was a joke. Therefore, had we not had those 3 goals, the score would have been very respectable.

2. Personnel performance wise, in the first half, and the likes of Monday Gift, Michelle Alozie, Debbie Abiodun and Glory Ogbonna struggled to perform. Alozie was constantly getting torched by Malory Pugh (9) and Sullivan (17) on the left. Abiodun was a bit slow during the first 20 minutes but seemed to start finding her feet during the rest of the half. Monday Gift was completely MIA and Glory Ogbonna kept drifting in and out of position, as she seemed confused as to where she was playing.

3. The second half performance was much better, as the team seemed more balanced. We also have to consider the personnel changes made on both sides, as that somewhat impacted things. However, it was refreshing to see Imuran at left back and Demehin come in, and both ladies put in a very credible shift. Also liked Amanda Mbadi overall performance and fight she brought to the midfield, as well as Akudo Ogbonna who, when paired with Demehin, brought some calmness to the defence. Nicole Payne seems to play with a lot more confidence, which allowed her to utilize her blistering pace in support of the attack.

4. It’s disappointing to hear some forumers disparage the game management and personnel changes Waldrum made – little wonder why most on this forum are nothing but armchair coaches. To even suggest that Akudo should have been played ahead of Osi is extremely naïve. Or that Imuran and Nicole should have started the game (in lieu of Tony and Michelle) is laughable. First rule of coaching is you don’t throw your young bucks into the deep end (by starting them against the World Champs) as you could do their confidence irreparable harm! You blood them in gently - which is exactly what Randy did and kudos to him. We saw how the likes of newbies Imuran, Demehin and Mbadi responded - strong performances all around. We also saw how nerves overtook Debbie Abiodun and hope she is strong enough to recover – I am rooting for her. Players are selected on need and training performance, and I believe both factors came into play with Debbie, especially the latter as we were definitely short staffed in the midfield.

5. Overall, a good performance by the Nigerian ladies, considering the challenges they had (short staffed) and logistics (coming in a few days before such a big game). Now, considering this was a dilapidated and relatively young team, and lest we forget, we played the USWNT who are the current World Champs and had their FULL team, this was an overall credible performance by our young ladies. BRAVO to them and on to the next!

Your position isn't surprising quite frankly, it is consistent with all your stance on Randy. For whatever reason, you are deeply convinced that he has something to offer, a position most persons on this forum do not share. You conveniently shielded Randy of any responsibility, you even went further to applaud him for "a job well done considering".

It's important to note that Randy has the worst record of any super falcons coach in history. He's lost more games to African countries than any super falcons coach ever, he's lost more games to foreign countries than any super falcons coach ever. He's joined with Coach Ikhanna as coach with the worst WAFCON result (both finished 4th), and somehow he's the best thing since slice bread.

Deltamani:
Stand up for the champions!!!

Bayelsa Queens are champions of the WAFU B Cup. The Restoration girls spanked Ampem Darkoa of Ghana 3-0

This victory guarantees Bayelsa Queens a place in the CAF Women's Champions League

Bayelsa Queens scored 17 goals in the tournament and conceded once

Bayelsa Queens are now NWFL champions, Aiteo Cup champions and champions of WAFU B cup

They hope to make it four trophies at the CAF Women's Champions League

Nice one.. I think they'll do better than what Rivers Angels did last time out.

AkinDS:
Musings from watching the game…

1. This was a game of two halves – the first was filled with nervous players who seemed initially overwhelmed by the occasion. The formation was defensive oriented (which made sense due to the available personnel and the fact that the US has throttled several teams in recent weeks!). Two of the goals in the first half were due to individual mistakes: Ucheibe’s poor attempt at a ball which played Sophia Smith(11) on side for an easy goal and then a no call foul on Nnadozie from the corner which wasn’t properly cleared, leading to Lindsay Horan rounding Ucheibe in the box to score). The penalty given the US in the second half was so soft, it was a joke. Therefore, had we not had those 3 goals, the score would have been very respectable.

2. Personnel performance wise, in the first half, and the likes of Monday Gift, Michelle Alozie, Debbie Abiodun and Glory Ogbonna struggled to perform. Alozie was constantly getting torched by Malory Pugh (9) and Sullivan (17) on the left. Abiodun was a bit slow during the first 20 minutes but seemed to start finding her feet during the rest of the half. Monday Gift was completely MIA and Glory Ogbonna kept drifting in and out of position, as she seemed confused as to where she was playing.

3. The second half performance was much better, as the team seemed more balanced. We also have to consider the personnel changes made on both sides, as that somewhat impacted things. However, it was refreshing to see Imuran at left back and Demehin come in, and both ladies put in a very credible shift. Also liked Amanda Mbadi overall performance and fight she brought to the midfield, as well as Akudo Ogbonna who, when paired with Demehin, brought some calmness to the defence. Nicole Payne seems to play with a lot more confidence, which allowed her to utilize her blistering pace in support of the attack.

4. It’s disappointing to hear some forumers disparage the game management and personnel changes Waldrum made – little wonder why most on this forum are nothing but armchair coaches. To even suggest that Akudo should have been played ahead of Osi is extremely naïve. Or that Imuran and Nicole should have started the game (in lieu of Tony and Michelle) is laughable. First rule of coaching is you don’t throw your young bucks into the deep end (by starting them against the World Champs) as you could do their confidence irreparable harm! You blood them in gently - which is exactly what Randy did and kudos to him. We saw how the likes of newbies Imuran, Demehin and Mbadi responded - strong performances all around. We also saw how nerves overtook Debbie Abiodun and hope she is strong enough to recover – I am rooting for her. Players are selected on need and training performance, and I believe both factors came into play with Debbie, especially the latter as we were definitely short staffed in the midfield.

5. Overall, a good performance by the Nigerian ladies, considering the challenges they had (short staffed) and logistics (coming in a few days before such a big game). Now, considering this was a dilapidated and relatively young team, and lest we forget, we played the USWNT who are the current World Champs and had their FULL team, this was an overall credible performance by our young ladies. BRAVO to them and on to the next!

What's this trash

AkinDS:
Better coach, yet they struggled to score against and defeat a team down to nine (9) players in over 60 mins of play!
Yeah right!
And the Morrocan team is NOT average - they did a lot of recruiting of players from England and France so they do have very decent players.

He’s a FAR better Coach than Randy Waldrum, Randy doesn’t come close an inche…

Our Girls where determined not to bowl down easily that’s why the Moroccan side find it difficult to defeat the Superfalcons 9 ladies on Field that day…

Sometimes i wonder if you’re new to the system, imagine the nonsense you just dropped.. Anyway that’s ur own idea of what’s on ground..

AkinDS:
Musings from watching the game…

1. This was a game of two halves – the first was filled with nervous players who seemed initially overwhelmed by the occasion. The formation was defensive oriented (which made sense due to the available personnel and the fact that the US has throttled several teams in recent weeks!). Two of the goals in the first half were due to individual mistakes: Ucheibe’s poor attempt at a ball which played Sophia Smith(11) on side for an easy goal and then a no call foul on Nnadozie from the corner which wasn’t properly cleared, leading to Lindsay Horan rounding Ucheibe in the box to score). The penalty given the US in the second half was so soft, it was a joke. Therefore, had we not had those 3 goals, the score would have been very respectable.

2. Personnel performance wise, in the first half, and the likes of Monday Gift, Michelle Alozie, Debbie Abiodun and Glory Ogbonna struggled to perform. Alozie was constantly getting torched by Malory Pugh (9) and Sullivan (17) on the left. Abiodun was a bit slow during the first 20 minutes but seemed to start finding her feet during the rest of the half. Monday Gift was completely MIA and Glory Ogbonna kept drifting in and out of position, as she seemed confused as to where she was playing.

3. The second half performance was much better, as the team seemed more balanced. We also have to consider the personnel changes made on both sides, as that somewhat impacted things. However, it was refreshing to see Imuran at left back and Demehin come in, and both ladies put in a very credible shift. Also liked Amanda Mbadi overall performance and fight she brought to the midfield, as well as Akudo Ogbonna who, when paired with Demehin, brought some calmness to the defence. Nicole Payne seems to play with a lot more confidence, which allowed her to utilize her blistering pace in support of the attack.

[b]4.It’s disappointing to hear some forumers disparage the game management and personnel changes Waldrum made – little wonder why most on this forum are nothing but armchair coaches. To even suggest that Akudo should have been played ahead of Osi is extremely naïve. Or that Imuran and Nicole should have started the game (in lieu of Tony and Michelle) is laughable. First rule of coaching is you don’t throw your young bucks into the deep end (by starting them against the World Champs) as you could do their confidence irreparable harm! You blood them in gently - which is exactly what Randy did and kudos to him. We saw how the likes of newbies Imuran, Demehin and Mbadi responded - strong performances all around. We also saw how nerves overtook Debbie Abiodun and hope she is strong enough to recover – I am rooting for her. Players are selected on need and training performance, and I believe both factors came into play with Debbie, especially the latter as we were definitely short staffed in the midfield. [/b][b][/b]

5. Overall, a good performance by the Nigerian ladies, considering the challenges they had (short staffed) and logistics (coming in a few days before such a big game). Now, considering this was a dilapidated and relatively young team, and lest we forget, we played the USWNT who are the current World Champs and had their FULL team, this was an overall credible performance by our young ladies. BRAVO to them and on to the next!

You’re talking as if this is the first time the likes of Nicole Payne, Ramat Imuran, Amanda Mbadi, Akudo Ogbonna and Blessing Demehin are training or playing under Randy Waldrum. This is very wrong of you to point out.

That man is clueless, He will continue to bring the Falcons down not until he’s SACKED..

Playing Glory Ogbonna at CB ahead of Akudo and Demehin was the first signe that we would lose with a higher Scoreline, thank Goodness she was injured and taken out… Constantly getting out of positions and not even knowing if she’s playing CB or LB…

Abeg talk better thing…

Deltamani:



You’re talking as if this is the first time the likes of Nicole Payne, Ramat Imuran, Amanda Mbadi, Akudo Ogbonna and Blessing Demehin are training or playing under Randy Waldrum. This is very wrong of you to point out.

I was going to point out how he conveniently left out this fact. All of the above have worked with Randy and everyone save Imuran have played under Randy. How they became new blood that should be eased in is surprising.

Well, to defend Randy you'll need to twist narratives.