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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by do4luv14(m): 7:53pm On Mar 07, 2023 |
Danielnino00:I think it was based on the Technical committee recommendation, They forward a final list of 3 names to the TC for recommendations, so it is the name picked by the Technical committee that is always picked, e. g Rohr, And AE |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 8:08pm On Mar 07, 2023*. Modified: 12:38am On Mar 08, 2023 |
mostob:I da tell, Under Edwin Okon in 2013-2015 the girls played better football just that he wasn’t tactically sound… and another thing that helped him was his crop of players were majorly from Rivers Angels.. Going to Florence Omagbemi, Randy doesn’t come close in terms of playing pattern, you could see the Falcons utilizing their pace and power, couple with quick passes and change of tactics ones thing’s are slowing down… Go and watch the 2016 WAFCON Semi Final and Final game you would see the difference in the games.., The pattern was there but Randy Nothing to write home about… Someone who couldn’t win WAFCON, he has no right talking where the likes of Florence, Eucharia, Edwin Okon and Thomas Dennerby are talking.. At least we know Thomas for his Usual long balls from the back..
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by mostob(m): 8:12pm On Mar 07, 2023 |
Danielnino00:Only Pinnick can explain. And to think the appointment was on a part-time basis. A whole Nigeria fah.. ![]() |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 8:20pm On Mar 07, 2023 |
mostob:That one na another thing wha da vex me… Which African Country get talent reach Nigeria? If it was Morocco or South Africa that have the crop of players we have I bet you we wouldn’t have been having easy with them.. |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 8:24pm On Mar 07, 2023 |
mostob:How can a Coach be battling with knowing his regular 11 and subs, na only him da rebuild?? Look at the US that Love their veterans a lot, they have being rebuilding too and some of their players have been out with serious injuries and maternity leave.. Randy have no excuses for his failure, the man have to go… South Africa Coach 🇿🇦 Desiree Ellis is better than him, that Woman just da knack Randy to and fro
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by carbonado(m): 9:14pm On Mar 07, 2023 |
Deltamani:.......Please do not mention Randy and Desiree in the same sentence, Randy is a Nuga coach, he his punching way above his weight courtesy of NFF. Unfortunately,we the fans of our darling Falcons have to bear the heart break. If Desiree had the type of players Nigeria has, i am sure she would do a lot better at the world stage, Nigeria still remain the most talented team in Africa,only that we have a carpenter has a coach. |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Danielnino00(m): 9:30pm On Mar 07, 2023 |
do4luv14:Technical committee? Pinnick said it himself that he appointed Rohr based on recommendations from Arsene Wenger.. Eguavon is the head of the so called technical committee and he was picked to coach the team by Pinnick.. Even Peserio was reportedly recommended to Pinnick by Mourinho... Which other names aside Randy's were submitted to the technical committee for consideration abeg? |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 10:32pm On Mar 07, 2023 |
Renard is currently the manager of the Saudi Arabia national team and led them to the 2022 World Cup, where they beat Argentina 2-1 in their opening game. 🔥 He also had previous international success in Africa with the Ivory Coast and Zambia, two nations which he both won the AFCON with🥇 With the World Cup just around the corner, a change is management could see players who recently stepped away rejoin the squad, and he could help France lift their first trophy 🏆👀
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Danielnino00(m): 10:55pm On Mar 07, 2023 |
Deltamani:Managing a women team would be different experience though.... |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 11:17pm On Mar 07, 2023*. Modified: 12:25am On Mar 08, 2023 |
Florence Omagbemi is a no-nonsense manager. Nigeria was playing fast tempo football, though not as tactical as Germany or possession based as Spain, but fitness and speed were noticeable strengths then. Coach Florence forced a more tactical foundation for the Players to play more as a unit instead of relying on individual skills..
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 12:39am On Mar 08, 2023 |
Back in the days when Mercy Akide and Florence Omagbemi were playing together in the US 2nd Photo was the 2016 Superfalcons Coaching crew..
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by AndSunGorilla: 1:06am On Mar 08, 2023 |
Deltamani:Wouldn't this be a mistake? Female football is different from male football in my opinion. |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 9:13am On Mar 08, 2023 |
Yewandeful…
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 9:21am On Mar 08, 2023 |
Waldrum: I Can Build Something Special With Super Falcons Squad Nigeria’s Super Falcons coach, Randy Waldrum, says he’s optimistic of building a solid team with the array of talents at his disposal ahead of the 2023 Women’s World Cup slated for New Zealand and Australia. Recall the Superfalcons won just 1 game at the first edition of the Women’s Revelation Cup which features country such as Mexico, Colombia and Costa Rica. In an interview with TheNFF,com, Waldrum stated that he;s delighted working with the likes of Asisat Oshoala, Desire Oparanozie, Ifeoma Onumonu, Rasheedat Ajibade, Esther Okoronkwo, Ashleigh Plumptre, Rofiat Imuran and a few to mention. “I think the current Super Falcons squad is loaded with so many talented players. There are a lot of players that have much to offer in the team and I am reasonably excited and hopeful,” Waldrum told thenff.com “Asisat Oshoala is in great form and we all know what she is capable of. When you add players like Desire Oparanozie, who is also very much in the mix, as well as Ifeoma Onumonu, Rasheedat Ajibade and Esther Okoronkwo, no doubt, we have so many effective weapons offensively. “I am confident that we can build something special with this squad. We have also got some bright players like Rofiat Imuran coming in, in her twenties, same with Tosin Demehin, to go along with experienced players like Osinachi Ohale. “Ashleigh Plumptre has also been a great addition for us at the back. I think I love the strength of the team; it’s just about getting the best eleven to play on the pitch.”
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by isan(m): 9:26am On Mar 08, 2023 |
waldrum has failed woefully , after how many years he is still talking about getting his best 11 , he even mentioned oparanozie when he has not been inviting her Deltamani: |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by chrisooblog: 9:57am On Mar 08, 2023 |
Happy International Women's Day to every female footballer and the most successful African national team on the continent the Super Falcons. |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by naptu2: 2:38pm On Mar 08, 2023 |
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by naptu2: 2:47pm On Mar 08, 2023 |
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 1:36pm On Mar 09, 2023 |
France women's coach Corinne Diacre has been fired after multiple players refused to play under her management The fight led by WENDIE RENARD and her teammates Marie Antoinette KATOTO, KADIDIATOU DIANI, Griedge Mbock Batié and others ended up paying off. It should be noted that the players of the French team had expressed their displeasure by highlighting the mismanagement of their team by the coach. So the federation decided to fire Corinne Diacre to protect its Players.
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 1:41pm On Mar 09, 2023 |
Discover the review of the 6 years spent by Corinne Diacre as the head of the French Women's Team. Corinne Diacre's record at the head of the Blues: ▪️72 games ▪️57 wins ▪️7 nulls ▪️8 defeats ▪️231 goals scored ▪️44 goals Conceded ▪️ 2019 World Cup quarter final at home ▪️Euro 2022 semi-finals ▪️ French Tournament 2020, 2022, 2023 🏆 🏆 🏆 A rather satisfactory record, but the internal mismanagement of the players, keeps Diacre away from her ambitions to win the next Australia/New Zealand 2023 World Cup to be held next July.
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by do4luv14(m): 3:59pm On Mar 09, 2023 |
Deltamani:Gusua and the NFF should approach her asap, no time for time |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 4:40pm On Mar 09, 2023 |
do4luv14:Hmm, More like an egocentric Woman to me? Anyhow she has a good CV and one of the top French female Coach but her relationship with players is what I’m not in support of.. If you keep having problem with your Star and Key players it shows your players management skill is poor… |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by do4luv14(m): 5:26pm On Mar 09, 2023 |
Deltamani:Just like Sunday Oliseh |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 6:05pm On Mar 09, 2023 |
do4luv14:Corinne Diacre shouldn’t be a Coach of a National Team when Players will literally refuse to play at a World Cup… Imagine the Star and Key players refusing to play at the World Cup as long as She’s the Coach, that speaks volumes 🗣️
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 6:15pm On Mar 09, 2023 |
Public battles have littered Diacre’s tenure. Some Stories about Coach Diacre An assortment of players have faced her ire. From young stars such as Marie-Antoinette Katoto to established giants like Wendie Renard. Today, it is Amandine Henry who finds herself embroiled in battle against her coach. World Cup Aftershocks Their fractured partnership was partially exposed by Sarah Bouhaddi. Appearing on OLTV, Bouhaddi discussed player morale after the World Cup. The squad were not happy with their performance against the United States. Their private conversation infuriated Diacre. Bouhaddi claimed Diacre targeted players she felt were the leadership figures. Summoning them for meetings, Diacre demanded to know what had been said and their opinions of her. The players who faced the worst of these “interrogations” were Bouhaddi and Henry. Diacre interpreted their discussion as a personal attack. What could have been constructive was ignored in favour of anger. This revelation corroborates various leaks out of Clairefontaine – the national football center. Reports had emerged of players crying in the corridors. Their upset stemming from intense meetings with a furious Diacre. Aspiring to weed out anyone against her management. The Battle for Control Diacre is a coach who demands total control both on and off the pitch. Those who support her often cite the fact she gets results as evidence she should remain in the role. Yet, with the calibre of talent France possess, you would expect them to dispatch the majority of their opponents with ease. Their dominant performances and impressive style come at the expense of empathetic management. The highly publicised events of the last two months have been the result of a year of mistreatment. Rather than attempt to solve the problem, Diacre took retaliatory measures. This included excluding Henry from the October roster. It was a decision that sent shockwaves through the world of French football. An Instant Response Diacre was quick to explain the omission by citing Henry’s early season injury as the reason she was not present. The claim that the two time Ballon d’Or nominee was not at an acceptable playing level was swiftly rubbished. In Henry’s place were players recovering from stress fractures, who had fainted in the middle of matches and were barely getting any game time… Henry would later claim she felt her removal from the team was personal. But not before she responded to the snub by scoring a statement goal in a victory over Guingamp. Complete with a celebration that sent a direct message to the unpopular coach. Ahead of the latest international window, great intrigue surrounded the issue of Henry’s selection. There was a general consensus she deserved a place. But an explosive interview on Canal+ jeopardized her position further. ‘It Was Total Chaos…’ Acknowledging she was risking her career by giving it, Henry felt she had no choice due to her duty as captain. “Now is the time to fix the problems. Not in three years,” she stated. “France must win a title. We should put everything down and say things frankly. I would like us all to gather around a table, the president, the staff, all the players …” All eyes were on what Diacre would do with her captain. Sources close to the coach suggested she had no intention of including Henry in her squad. Federation president Noël Le Graët reportedly swayed her decision. Insisting she had a duty to select the strongest team to represent France. Henry found herself back with the team. But this return has not been smooth sailing. Amandine Henry: ‘Are You Threatening Me?’ Continued leaks from camp illustrate the severity of the situation. A brief discussion about Henry’s desired meeting ended in argument. Referencing the shocking interview, Diacre told her captain: “Everything has a price.” Henry retorted by asking if that was a threat. It is clear Diacre is in no rush to meet with her players. With a wide grin, she dismissed the issue when asked by reporters. According to her, she would only meet with the team when she felt like doing so. The Cost of Speaking Out There is also the issue of Henry’s role in the squad. It came to light she was not training as a starting player in the lead up to the game against Austria. Yet, she featured in the starting lineup. Around the hour mark, Diacre substituted her off. A tense acknowledgement of each other in the technical area became the focus of the broadcast. As opposed to the game itself. Dejected, Henry watched her team from the stands. An underserved punishment given a sturdy if not perfect return to the side. Whether these were mind games by Diacre is open to interpretation. What is clear though is that Diacre has no intentions to change her behaviour. No matter how many players she upsets.
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 8:02am On Mar 10, 2023 |
Way to go girl! Congrats Deborah Abeodun
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| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by lovewins: 11:04am On Mar 10, 2023 |
Deltamani:This is Waldrum's team I believe. So happy for Deborah. This in my opinion should be the route most of our u-17 and u20 players should go through. Try to get into college programs in the US while going to school. They are likely to learn the rudiments and basics they probably didn't learn in Nigeria there. Thanks to Waldrum for this. |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 11:07am On Mar 10, 2023 |
lovewins:This girl na Superfalcons future Defensive/Box2Box Midfielder, I just pray she develops well under Randy cause Randy as a Coach get e own crase 4 body, the results from Superfalcons ain’t speaking well of his abilities as a Coach |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by lovewins: 11:34am On Mar 10, 2023 |
Deltamani:The good thing though is that she's in that space. If she does well she can easily transfer to another program in the US, say Florida where Onyi is. Just do well and catch some attention, better programs will come for you. |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 11:45am On Mar 10, 2023 |
lovewins:Very correct, She’s just 19yrs the NCAA Division will definitely expose her to the top Clubs in the NWSL and Leagues in Europe too… |
| Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 12:25pm On Mar 10, 2023 |
Combative Midfielder
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