elyte89:



Dts one of d most silliest excuse I heard during rohr pre friendly matches prior to 2018 World Cup 🤣😂😂

Marjoribanks:
Boniface injured! Doubtful for AFCON!
KELECHI doubful also!
Osimhen self is injury prone! Wahala!

Marjoribanks:
Boniface injured! Doubtful for AFCON!
KELECHI doubful also!
Osimhen self is injury prone! Wahala!

Marjoribanks:
Boniface injured! Doubtful for AFCON!
KELECHI doubful also!
Osimhen self is injury prone! Wahala!

Marjoribanks:
Boniface injured! Doubtful for AFCON!
KELECHI doubful also!
Osimhen self is injury prone! Wahala!


It is what is it is, the injuries should be properly assessed and if there's not enough time for both guys to recover and contribute to the tournament, they had better replace them asap. Gift Orban and Akor Adams should be called in then, not sure about club protocols at this time though. Also Luku could play as a striker/false 9 if we have too many injuries in the tournament without suitable replacements.

comodo:

I no wan talk now. Na when a lynchpin in the MF gets injured and I see that low budget coach dey put hand for waist for touchline because him no get anyone to replace am like Keshi for 2014. Na dat time I go talk. A

JayromWrites:


What's my business with Reno?

Amedino99:
"plays like an aboki" is a slur. You knew the meaning you were driving at when you used that particular word. No dey disguise.

Koboko99:
We can’t even win pre tournament friendlies again. Imagine Guinea beating us 2-0. This is what happens when we employ the wrong personnel. Still wondering how Pinnick settle to JP after all his consultations. We left Rorh for JP. Frying pan to fire 🔥

Marjoribanks:
Why are people crying on tweeter over a friendly?

The coach is trying different players and different formations. They should let the team breath!

Marjoribanks:
You spit a lot of nonsense! As at the start of this season, Nantes wanted to sign Awaziem and Porto wanted Onyemaechi but Boavista rejected both offer cos they were unable to get replacements. Oga your ignorance is alarming!

Mujtahida:

Baba you used the word aboki in a derogatory fashion. The honorable thing is to own your L or at least stay silent and let the issue slide.

'plays like an aboki'. We all know what you meant and you know what you meant.

Marjoribanks:
Never write off a Nigerian team going to AFCON!
Reflecting on the 2004 AFCON:

the Nigerian team's rollercoaster journey that defied expectations. It all began with a setback—a loss to Morocco in the opening game, compounded by the dismissal of Babayaro and Yakubu due to indiscipline. Many believed it spelled the end for Nigeria's campaign.

Yet, against all odds, the team, captained by Okocha and led by Kanu, rallied. Their resilience and determination became evident as they fought their way back into contention. Amidst the challenges, a new star emerged in the form of the young Osaze, who fearlessly showcased his talent on the grand stage, signaling the birth of a promising career.

Advancing from the group stage with an impressive victory over South Africa, Nigeria faced a formidable challenge in the quarterfinals against Cameroon. With many considering Cameroon, led by Eto'o, as the favorites, the odds seemed stacked against the Super Eagles.

However, in a thrilling encounter, Nigeria displayed their tenacity. Jay Jay's stunning free-kick just before halftime leveled the score, setting the stage for an intense second half. Then, a moment of brilliance from Papillo resulted in one of the most memorable assists in football history, setting up Utaka for a remarkable goal.

Utaka's strike, though seemingly slow and uncertain at first, found its mark, hitting the post and finding the net. The sheer joy and ecstasy of that moment were palpable, with celebrations erupting both on the field and among fans. Such was the intensity of the moment that some fans were so caught up in celebration that they didn't realize they were injured, like the person who reportedly lost a thumb in the excitement!

Despite their valiant efforts, Nigeria faced a heart-wrenching defeat in the semifinals against the host nation, Tunisia, in a penalty shootout. The loss, although hard-fought, was not without controversy, leaving a feeling that with the aid of VAR, victory might have been within our reach!

S/O to Yobo, Olofijana Okoronkwo, Abey George, Udeze etc

To my fellow countrymen, let not this friendly setback dampen your spirits.
I am confident that the Super Eagles will regroup and soar at the AFCON.
I promise you!

femicyrus:

Dey play!

femicyrus:

Dey play!

Unlimited22:

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Why are you like this?

Marjoribanks:
Never write off a Nigerian team going to AFCON!

To my fellow countrymen, let not this friendly setback dampen your spirits.
I am confident that the Super Eagles will regroup and soar at the AFCON.
I promise you!

AndSunGorilla:

Well written and of course you are an incurable optimist which is a great thing. Better to be an optimist than a pessimist. I remember the tournament very well with the team led by Chairman Christian Chukwu.
But in this instance, I believe JP is incompetent in my opinion. Our marriage with him isn't just working.

Daninya33:


There are strikers who can replace the duo of Boniface and KC.
Jpes should do the needful.

AndSunGorilla:

Well written and of course you are an incurable optimist which is a great thing. Better to be an optimist than a pessimist. I remember the tournament very well with the team led by Chairman Christian Chukwu.
But in this instance, I believe JP is incompetent in my opinion. Our marriage with him isn't just working.

Danielnino00:


I share your sentiments... I'm here thinking our current form won't matter given that we have shown that we can step up when people least expect..But Peseiro doesn't inspire me with confidence.. For one thing, he has shown that he doesn't want to switch the team lineup and tactic from the archaic 4-4-2 despite many proof that it doesn't work anymore... The man no sabi at all...

robosky02:



Needful ke


This man know nothing

Oasis007:




Funnily, I am having same vibe as well.

Marjoribanks:
Maybe or Maybenot! We shall know in few days time!
Nevertheless! A team with Iwobi, Bassey, Zaidu, Aina, Onyeka, Onyedika, Aribo, Boniface, Lookman, Chukwueze, Simon, Ajayi, Bruno, Osayi, Kelechi and the current APOTY is one of the most formidable team any African country will face!

Nigerians have nothing to be anxious about! The Super Eagles will deliver!

My prayer is they all stay fit!!