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TheSuperNerd:
One has already proven his worth with Tanzania. Proved his worth with a brand of lovely swift vertical playing transition football with the U17s and U20s and which is very similar to Morocco's Walid Regragui yet we still wait for more worth to be proven.

Take it from me... Give Amunike this Job and watch him do with Nigeria what Walid is doing with Morocco under just 8 games in charge.

I have done my homework on all major African sides and their coaching. This Moroccan team stood out. They always stood out and what strikes me the most is that his playing Philosophy is similar to Amunike.

And Amunike is in Zambia as technical consultant turning around the fortunes of Zanaco FC. In 12 games since Amunike came in, they have lost only once.

TheSuperNerd:
Top post my man. I saw it and smiled. As a core fan, I had to play cool and not even quote you. Lol

I am over the moon!!!

lovewins:
It's important to note that Morocco's coach won the Champions League with a Moroccan club side before he got the job.

Our league needs to be developed and our ex-internationals need to take up local jobs to prove their worth.

TheGoodJoe:


I believe Amunike is next in line. We can not deny him the mantle forever. I sincerely believe he will excel.

Joebie:
Arab or African win, whatever. Sub Sahara Africa with lots of talents still have a lot to prove. At the end na black man matter we dey defend.

Ppogbae:
You hit it right on the head. Most outsiders will see this as an Arab feat. Black Africa cannot rest on this laurel and must prove themselves on the world stage.

Congrats to Maroc though.

lovewins:
It's important to note that Morocco's coach won the Champions League with a Moroccan club side before he got the job.

Our league needs to be developed and our ex-internationals need to take up local jobs to prove their worth.

AndSunGorilla:
Our sports administrators are wicked!!!! Keshi had the backing of the presidency, same with Westerhoff. Amuneke being the person he is can not put up with unpaid bonuses and salaries,. That alone is unnecessary distraction.

Joebie:
Are you tired of JP already?

I believe you were in my camp for those who were skeptical about JP based on his track record.

COOL10:
Exactly what I said here not too long ago. He won the CAF champions league before he was appointed as the Moroccan National Team Coach.

Our ex-internationals want us to hand the job over to them just because they played for us. How many of them have coached a team to the CAF champions league final let alone winning it?

We need to start setting standards in this country.

Joebie:
https://www.thenationalnews.com/fifa-world-cup-2022/2022/12/07/every-moroccan-is-moroccan-regraguis-fight-to-include-foreign-born-players-vindicated/?outputType=amp

andrewbaba44:
Any Ronaldo fans here ?

Make una identify una self before I begin fish una out

Joebie:
And next time if Nigeria does not do it we have to support every Sub Saharan African country. It’s a collective image we have to protect.

TheSuperNerd:
Joe. Joe. Joe. You know that you and I share the same sentiments on our midfield deficiencies which began with Rohr and has continued into Peseiro's reign. I recall you even took it upon yourself to use sofascore analytical attributes grading to find who our best tactically balanced midfield combos can be because the midfield matter is nauseating.



We beat Sao Tome 10-0 and set a record, and I celebrated it but for goodness sake it was bloody Sao Tome. Great game to statpad and move on to the real issues.

Jose Peseiro is not what the Super Eagles need. And yes, I wasn't so confident given his track record. I only decided to take a "Let's see" stance after he was began his work just to see if he proves our skepticism right or wrong. I took an open "let's give him the doubt benefit" stance...

...And so far, the man has proven us Skeptics right. He is not the coach the Super Eagles need. We need to be honest with ourselves. He doesn't know what he is selecting.

chrisooblog:
Thank you for your concern but we fans of the GOATEST ask that you respect our privacy during this trying time.

Ppogbae:
While many former players are becoming managers, taking coaching courses and are embedding themselves in their country's football set up, some are wearing Tinubu cap

codemaniacs:
Nigeria cannot do it until the players play solely for personal achievement...

Everytime Nigeria qualifies for the World Cup and reach at least the Round of 16 or even win 1 match then they start complaining of match bonus and they have not been paid then they go on to lose their next match...

NFF will continue to owe and withhold the players match bonuses so unless a private firm gives them bonuses then if they qualify for the next world cup in 2026 they will also complain that they have not been paid then they will crash out..

If Emmanuel Dennis gets invited again after his shameful then the SE will never ever reach the quarter finals of the world cup..

TheGoodJoe:

Amunike suffered exactly that during the U17. His team left Nigeria for the tourney wearing Bathroom slippers. No good kits, no winter jackets.

Yet he kept those boys motivated until they won the World Cup.

TheGoodJoe:
We are comfortable handing the jobs to white journey men but if it is a Nigerian, he should win CAF Champions League.

Amunike deserves the job.

What did Rohr and Peseiro do to merit the job?

lovewins:
It's important to note that Morocco's coach won the Champions League with a Moroccan club side before he got the job.

Our league needs to be developed and our ex-internationals need to take up local jobs to prove their worth.

Blueelf:
Meanwhile..our ex-internationals

Instead of you to appear neutral and make your decision on choice of ca dilate a secret until election day, you're openly supporting one..egunje effect

Joebie:
We have to hold our administrators responsible. We keep giving these leaders easy passes. This is the same problem we are having in government. Enough is enough

TheSuperNerd:
One has already proven his worth with Tanzania. Proved his worth with a brand of lovely swift vertical playing transition football with the U17s and U20s and which is very similar to Morocco's Walid Regragui yet we still wait for more worth to be proven.

Take it from me... Give Amunike this Job and watch him do with Nigeria what Walid is doing with Morocco under just 8 games in charge.

I have done my homework on all major African sides and their coaching. This Moroccan team stood out. They always stood out and what strikes me the most is that his playing Philosophy is similar to Amunike.

And Amunike is in Zambia as technical consultant turning around the fortunes of Zanaco FC. In 12 games since Amunike came in, they have lost only once.

Joebie:
I have always been an advocate of performance only consideration in selection and continuous selection. And I will celebrate any player doing it. But most of us here are only fixated on the big leagues.

My bro as per JP matter we can’t keep on adopting a hope and pray approach. We have waited too long doing the same things. If the NFF are really serious about good results they should show it in their search for a coach and stop toying with coaches salaries. The coach needs a clear head to work. Stop messing with the emotions of many Nigerians. This is an institutional problem, and just because we’ve had partial successes in the past, we believe its okay.

Nigeria will never get to its true potential if we keep doing things like this. This is where I agree with komekn

codemaniacs:
Football is not government politics...

Football is about talent, discipline and stamina...

Morocco have a talented goalkeeper and that GK has been their hero in this tournament... the administrators have to look for a talented goalkeeper and punish indiscipline players like Emmanuel Dennis and encourage discipline..

TheSuperNerd:
I have earned my place in the GOAT convos of analyses.

Thanks so much Sir GoodJoe... Analyst-Elite, you remain. Hail!