TheLoneCitizen:
They will burglar Kane's home tonight.

ChrisKels:
I want these charlatans out, and I'm banking on France to help do the needful

TheGoodJoe:


Include foreign born players, not beg and roll out carpet.

COOL10:


Amuneke doesn't deserve jackshittt. Neither did Rohr and Peseiro. I'm a fan of his philosophy but National Team Football is heavily result based. We need a proven winner, a consistent one; either on the local scene or international scene.

Like I said earlier, we're not ready in this country. When we're ready, we'll tell ourselves the truth and the improvement shall begin.

Marjoribanks:
France vs. England
2-3 to England.

England wins it from the bench.

TheSuperNerd:

TheGoodJoe:


The super eagles doesn't have the clout to attract a proven winner. Enrique or Deschamps or even Steve Cooper will not come here. So you say proven winner, you are not being realistic.

We have to make the most of what we have. Based on qualifications and philosophy, Amunike stands out.

Unless you can suggest the proven winner you want instead of Amunike, you are not really opposing my point but making an imaginary suggestion.

elyte89:


Download football rocker app,

jihday:
not sure we’ve ever begged any tho

TheSuperNerd:
Quote it and stop lying. Folks like you are predictable. Hate fuels your every response to something or someone you just don't like.

I always stood for a Morocco surprise. No matter what. So stop the lies and just accept that you don't have my kind of foresight and insight into the tactical makings of a truly good team. Thank you.

TheGoodJoe:


But we sure rolled out the red carpet.

jihday:
for who?

jihday:
is it on iOS? Is it available on windows?

codemaniacs:


the example you're giving is good but does flow with football...

In football, your main bosses are the clubs you play for... the country is secondary.. especially for those playing in europe or top 10 european leagues...

the attitude of the national team bosses should never affect how you play for the national team because you're not playing or working for the bosses in the national team..

you're playing or working for the citizens of the country which also includes your family members and not the FA of the country.

TheGoodJoe:


The super eagles doesn't have the clout to attract a proven winner. Enrique or Deschamps or even Steve Cooper will not come here. So you say proven winner, you are not being realistic.

We have to make the most of what we have. Based on qualifications and philosophy, Amunike stands out.

Unless you can suggest the proven winner you want instead of Amunike, you are not really opposing my point but making an imaginary suggestion.

TheSuperNerd:
Thank you so much Sir GoodJoe.

Even elsewhere, after I mentioned Amunike and gave reasons why and even explained that he and the Current Morocco coach are kinda similar in playing style and tactical philosophy, they talked it down but I put them on the spot.

I said... okay, who then? Give me a feasible coaching solution not just anyone out of fantasy thoughts. It must be someone we can realistically go for.

Guess what... they just couldn't. Even the one named wasn't up to par.

I cited Amunike's current work in Zambia with Zanaco. None of them knew about it until I mentioned it first time. Only for some to do half baked research and still try to attack that point.

Most people will always oppose even without having a viable solution themselves.

COOL10:



If it's in knowing the game, Amuneke is definitely up there, especially when it comes to the attacking brand of possessive football(which is my preference).

The problem is that this is the national team and it would be hard to inculcate such tactics with the kind of players we have. We don't have the required amount of technical players for such a system. How many of our players are even in clubs that play such brand of football?

Amuneke is best suited for a club side or a youth based system. That way he'll have enough time with them to teach them his philosophies. That's why he did so well at youth level.


If this was Spain where we had a lot of technical players, I would be the first person to call for Amuneke. Unfortunately we don't have that privilege.

jihday:
for who?

jihday:
you are wrong, very very sef. They are professional footballers besides as the NT coach you are free to call any player that will suite your game plan, unless you are telling me there are no Nigerian footballers that can play the way he wants which will be very laughable. P.S I’m not sold on Amunike himself.

TheGoodJoe:


The super eagles doesn't have the clout to attract a proven winner. Enrique or Deschamps or even Steve Cooper will not come here. So you say proven winner, you are not being realistic.

We have to make the most of what we have. Based on qualifications and philosophy, Amunike stands out.

Unless you can suggest the proven winner you want instead of Amunike, you are not really opposing my point but making an imaginary suggestion.

jihday:
you are wrong, very very sef. They are professional footballers besides as the NT coach you are free to call any player that will suite your game plan, unless you are telling me there are no Nigerian footballers that can play the way he wants which will be very laughable. P.S I’m not sold on Amunike himself.

Blueelf:
Yea, mbappe, mbappe, mbappe

I told one old man-beer parlor owner that the media hype around him will make England forget another attacking threat in Griezman

That old man beer cum parlor owner who has always had difficulty understanding simple sentences misconstrued my words and said "So you're saying Mbappe is overrated?"

Now, see it. Griezman with 2 assists, a man of the match performance

I know who I go dey follow talk ball now



thesupernerd

Blueelf:


Hey man, don't forget my post about beer parlor owners on this thread

When you remember that, smile and understand where they are coming from

Danielnino00:


The problem is that as a national team coach, when you start calling players because you feel they suit your style, people will talk, especially if the player doesn't play in a fancy league..
Like Eguavon calling up Nwakali and Ndah because they are players who can keep possession well and distribute good passes..We saw such qualities when they played the AFCON.. People said na egunje..
Meanwhile, Rohr was selecting some players over others because they suited his conservative style of play.. For instance, Shehu was preferred often times ahead of Aina..Collins retuned from an injury at the 2019 AFCON and immediately displaced Aina who was having a good tournament from the starting eleven... Surprisingly, we didn't hear accusations of egunje

TheGoodJoe:


The super eagles doesn't have the clout to attract a proven winner. Enrique or Deschamps or even Steve Cooper will not come here. So you say proven winner, you are not being realistic.

We have to make the most of what we have. Based on qualifications and philosophy, Amunike stands out.

Unless you can suggest the proven winner you want instead of Amunike, you are not really opposing my point but making an imaginary suggestion.

jihday:
you are wrong, very very sef. They are professional footballers besides as the NT coach you are free to call any player that will suite your game plan, unless you are telling me there are no Nigerian footballers that can play the way he wants which will be very laughable. P.S I’m not sold on Amunike himself.

Danielnino00:


The problem is that as a national team coach, when you start calling players because you feel they suit your style, people will talk, especially if the player doesn't play in a fancy league..
Like Eguavon calling up Nwakali and Ndah because they are players who can keep possession well and distribute good passes..We saw such qualities when they played the AFCON.. People said na egunje..
Meanwhile, Rohr was selecting some players over others because they suited his conservative style of play.. For instance, Shehu was preferred often times ahead of Aina..Collins retuned from an injury at the 2019 AFCON and immediately displaced Aina who was having a good tournament from the starting eleven... Surprisingly, we didn't hear accusations of egunje