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Rayadas 🇲🇽(2) vs (1)NC Courage 🇺🇸

Deltamani:
Way to go girl!
Congrats Deborah Abeodun

good move

You hit the nail on the head!
Not only did Onyi transfer to a bigger program (Miss. State to Florida State), so did Nicole Payne (West Virginia to USC).
Confident Debbie would easily walk into the Pitt starting 11 and become a star player in the ACC women's soccer conference, as well as getting a GREAT education.
Best move!

lovewins:
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.

Simplyesi really need to play her way back to top form…

IniOkobi

Update: We Were Owed $100,000 Per-Player By Pinnick's Administration - Super Eagles Player Cries 🇳🇬😰


I just hope our darling Falcons ain’t in the same boat.

A Super Eagles player who wished to remain unanimous has made a shocking revelation to Owngoal Nigeria saying that the former NFF Boss, Amaju Pinnick, owed them earned bonuses.

According to the player per the report by Owngoal, Pinnick owed to the tune of$100,000 Per-Player before making way for a new administration to take over.

"It can't be that bad again and I am not sure it has ever been that bad. For two years that I was in the team not a single bonus was paid to us. The senior players told us they got their bonus for AFCON 2019 in 2022. He left without making the payment and now the new board will have to settle us," he told Owngoal Nigeria.

Now out of action for a while for the Super Eagles, the player Allays fear he might not be paid his earned allowances.

"I have not been in the team for a while but for the period of time I was there and my recent interaction from my teammates it's around $100,000 per player. I heard the new President will meet with the Captains to clear it up. For now I'm afraid we might never get that money back," he cried in conclusion.

Belgium🇧🇪 based goalkeeper Alaba Jonathan

Deltamani:
Belgium🇧🇪 based goalkeeper Alaba Jonathan

same alaba Jonathan of those year?
She had add some pound

enomakos:
same alaba Jonathan of those year?
She had add some pound

Yes oooo same Alaba Jonathan we know

🔎𝘗𝘓𝘈𝘠𝘌𝘙 𝘔𝘖𝘕𝘐𝘛𝘖𝘙𝘐𝘕𝘎🔎

🗣️: #BlackQueens🇬🇭 Head Coach, Nora met with Alice Kusi, Faustina Adjei Kyeremeh and Doris Asiamah who are with Fenerbahçe and Amed SK in Istanbul.

Nil - nil in the Madrid derby.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEJ7uY3YQeg

Ajibade has been poor so far. Not impressive.

Not surprised, hauled off in the 78th min.

naptu2:
Nil - nil in the Madrid derby.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEJ7uY3YQeg

AkinDS:
Ajibade has been poor so far. Not impressive.

Not surprised, hauled off in the 78th min.

The whole of Atletico Madrid have been poor though, I can’t even point out one player am impressed with..

Superfalcon Left Back Glory Ogbonna

Marozsan announces his resignation from the national team



The German national team will have to do without one of their best players at the 2023 World Cup: Dzsenifer Marozsan has announced her resignation from the DFB selection.

Dzsenifer Marozsan will no longer be seen in the DFB dress.
"Because of my serious knee injury in spring 2022, I realized that it felt right to retire from the national team," Marozsan is quoted as saying on the DFB website. "The missed EM in England was one of many signs."


Marozsan made her debut for the German national team in 2010 and has made 111 appearances since then. For a long time she led the German women onto the field as captain. With the DFB selection, she became European champion in 2013 and Olympic champion in 2016.

Marozsan has also enjoyed great success at club level. She won the Champions League with 1. FFC Frankfurt and triumphed five times in the top European competition with Olympique Lyon. With Lyon she also won four championships and three cups. She has also received several personal awards, three times she was voted Germany's footballer of the year. In France she was once given this honor.

However, Marozsan has struggled with serious injuries in recent years. In March 2022 she tore her cruciate ligament, which resulted in an injury break of several months. In the meantime she has reached her usual level of performance again, but her decision is made. "I'm doing well again at the club, but my knee isn't the same anymore - I have to work a lot so that I can complete all the training sessions and games," she explained. "I think it would just be too much to do internationals, preparation and the tournament."

So Marozsan will draw the line under her DFB career - on April 11 in Nuremberg at the Max Morlock Stadium against Brazil - it will most likely be her 112th and last international match in front of a great crowd.

Voss-Tecklenburg: "A great personality and an outstanding footballer"
"I have the utmost respect for Dzsenifer Marozsan's decision," said national coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg. "She is a great personality and an outstanding footballer who has done an incredible amount for German football."

For the 2023 World Cup in New Zealand and Australia (July 20 to August 20), the resignation of the 30-year-old means a weakening for the German national team. In Group H, the DFB selection will face Morocco, Colombia and South Korea.

Deltamani:
Marozsan announces his resignation from the national team



The German national team will have to do without one of their best players at the 2023 World Cup: Dzsenifer Marozsan has announced her resignation from the DFB selection.

Dzsenifer Marozsan will no longer be seen in the DFB dress.
"Because of my serious knee injury in spring 2022, I realized that it felt right to retire from the national team," Marozsan is quoted as saying on the DFB website. "The missed EM in England was one of many signs."


Marozsan made her debut for the German national team in 2010 and has made 111 appearances since then. For a long time she led the German women onto the field as captain. With the DFB selection, she became European champion in 2013 and Olympic champion in 2016.

Marozsan has also enjoyed great success at club level. She won the Champions League with 1. FFC Frankfurt and triumphed five times in the top European competition with Olympique Lyon. With Lyon she also won four championships and three cups. She has also received several personal awards, three times she was voted Germany's footballer of the year. In France she was once given this honor.

However, Marozsan has struggled with serious injuries in recent years. In March 2022 she tore her cruciate ligament, which resulted in an injury break of several months. In the meantime she has reached her usual level of performance again, but her decision is made. "I'm doing well again at the club, but my knee isn't the same anymore - I have to work a lot so that I can complete all the training sessions and games," she explained. "I think it would just be too much to do internationals, preparation and the tournament."

So Marozsan will draw the line under her DFB career - on April 11 in Nuremberg at the Max Morlock Stadium against Brazil - it will most likely be her 112th and last international match in front of a great crowd.

Voss-Tecklenburg: "A great personality and an outstanding footballer"
"I have the utmost respect for Dzsenifer Marozsan's decision," said national coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg. "She is a great personality and an outstanding footballer who has done an incredible amount for German football."

For the 2023 World Cup in New Zealand and Australia (July 20 to August 20), the resignation of the 30-year-old means a weakening for the German national team. In Group H, the DFB selection will face Morocco, Colombia and South Korea.

Germany 🇩🇪 best play maker Dzsenifer Marozsan retiring before the World Cup is such a sad one for me, was hoping to see Germany complete team at the World Cup.. Anyway it’s another opportunity for the younger ones to stack a claim..

Something more relevant to the Super Falcons...

Former Super Falcons Coach, Mabo Dies at 79
March 13, 2023 11:54 am
Former Super Falcons Coach, Mabo Dies at 79

The Nigeria’s football family has been thrown into mourning on Monday after news of the death of former Super Falcons coach, Ismaila Mabo.

The news of his death was confirmed by Mabo’s brother, Engr. Mansir Salihu Nakande in the early hours of Monday morning.

He said: “The death of our elder brother, Ismaila Mabo, has occurred in the early hours of this Monday, after a protracted illness.”

Funeral activities have commenced with prayers at the family house in Jos and the burial at the Zaria road burial ground, according to Muslim rites.

Recall that the late Ismaila Mabo was head coach of the Super Falcons at the 1999 FIFA Women’s World Cup, and was also in charge at the 2000 and 2004 Summer Olympics.

He coached the Super Falcons to their best ever performance at the 1999 World Cup tournament when the team reached the quarterfinals.

In 1998, Mabo led the Super Falcons to their first ever African Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCON) win, scoring 28 goals and conceding none to lift the maiden trophy.

He was also in charge when the Falcons successfully defended the AWCON title in South Africa in 2000.

The legendary coach was the captain of Mighty Jets Football Club of Jos, where he played as a central defender throughout his soccer career before venturing into coaching.

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🚨The '15' are again ready to return to the selection🇪🇦.

The players' union in conflict with their federation is in negotiations with the RFEF for a return a few months away from the World Cup.

naptu2:
https://twitter.com/Caleb_Jephte/status/1635724943118794772

Another opportunity for Randy to salvage his soiled image. He better play Panama too and make it three wins.

Go Uche..

JohnBullMySon:
Another opportunity for Randy to salvage his soiled image. He better play Panama too and make it three wins.

And what if the Haiti 🇭🇹 defeats your so called Randy?

Anyway I know this Haiti too well with their Speedy and Skillful Youngsters based in France…

Deltamani:
And what if the Haiti 🇭🇹 defeats your so called Randy?

Anyway I know this Haiti too well with their Speedy and Skillful Youngsters based in France…

Ramat Imuran and Blessing Demehin should be able to handle their teammates Kethna Louis and Melchie Dumornay from Reims…

Skillful, Speedy and Energetic Franny

Deltamani:
Skillful, Speedy and Energetic Franny

What happen to my Franny

Deltamani:
And what if the Haiti 🇭🇹 defeats your so called Randy?

Anyway I know this Haiti too well with their Speedy and Skillful Youngsters based in France…

My Randy? 🙄

do4luv14:
What happen to my Franny

She scored one goal this weekend in her a club away Victory..

Deltamani:
She scored one goal this weekend in her a club away Victory..

Oh! OK, But are you from Delta state?

do4luv14:
Oh! OK,
But are you from Delta state?

Yes, I’m a Nigerian💯🇳🇬