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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by lovewins: 7:41pm On Feb 26
AkinDS:
Nice assessment However…
2. Esther is deceptively pacy, as she does have a set of wheels on her. The 1v1 she missed in the first half was because she outpaced the Cameroonian backline who were no slouches themselves, considering how they shut Oshoala down.
7. Ajibade needs to do LESS, not more. She is a ball hog and always trying to do extra, when a simple pass would suffice. For me, one of the worst players on the pitch over both legs. Always trying to dribble and losing the ball in the process.

The games against Cameroon were always going to be difficult, as they had a lot to prove, hence their over the top physical play. They also match up well with us.

My take is South Africa would be an easier match for our ladies and yes, I have watched their recent matches.

On Esther, I'm open to being proven wrong quite frankly, but the evidence so far says the contrary. Will keep my eyes out however so I can see what you guys see. Maybe your use of the qualifier "deceptively" is something I can concede to.

On Ajibade, I totally agree with what you said which gives credence to my need for her to "do more". I'm afraid your understanding of "do more" is contextually different from what I meant.

I also agree that we should do better with South Africa. Cameroon is in my opinion a great test for the team and they didn't do badly quite frankly.

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by AkinDS: 7:46pm On Feb 26
Wasn’t too impressed with Ucheibe - good ball winner but makes far too many mistakes with the ball. Her passing is certainly suspect, especially when she tries to be creative.
Would play Abiodun, Echegini and Halimatu to start against SA.
On the right wing, I think Onumonu might also be a credible option.
We also need Nicole Payne back. Rofiat was constantly being molested by the Cameroonians as she was too lightweight for that position.
Deltamani:


I can’t really tell, Let’s Randy Decide on which two starts between Ayinde, Ucheibe and Abiodun..

Against SA Tony Payne can retain the right wing, while Echegini gets more minutes in AM position..

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 7:51pm On Feb 26
AkinDS:
Nice assessment However…
2. Esther is deceptively pacy, as she does have a set of wheels on her. The 1v1 she missed in the first half was because she outpaced the Cameroonian backline who were no slouches themselves, considering how they shut Oshoala down.
7. Ajibade needs to do LESS, not more. She is a ball hog and always trying to do extra, when a simple pass would suffice. For me, one of the worst players on the pitch over both legs. Always trying to dribble and losing the ball in the process.

The games against Cameroon were always going to be difficult, as they had a lot to prove, hence their over the top physical play. They also match up well with us.

My take is South Africa would be an easier match for our ladies and yes, I have watched their recent matches.


It’s obvious that Ajibade main weakness is her ball hogging.. Simple pass would’ve sorted things out but she will still hog on the ball which she find her way into the midfield and then lose the ball..

Esther have never been a slow player, her technical abilities also gives her an edge over our other No.9

With the way Uchenna Kanu is misbehaving, I will definitely have Payne on the Right Flank as she has the pace, skills, ball sense and also offers a lot from set pieces but again she doesn’t have that Physical Strength to contend against Physical oppositions, reason I love Stella Mbachu so much, she goes for the most physical defenders (that lady get iron 4 body)

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by solonnachi: 7:53pm On Feb 26
What a coincidence!

Super Eagles played Cameroon and South Africa at AFCON 2023 and won. Now Super Falcons have played Cameroon and won and will hopefully play South Africa in Paris 2924 Olympics qualifiers (and win).

Super Eagles will be playing South Africa later in June for world cup qualifiers 2026 and Super Falcons will play same South Africa in April for a spot for Olympic qualifiers

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 8:16pm On Feb 26
AkinDS:
Wasn’t too impressed with Ucheibe - good ball winner but makes far too many mistakes with the ball. Her passing is certainly suspect, especially when she tries to be creative.
Would play Abiodun, Echegini and Halimatu to start against SA.
On the right wing, I think Onumonu might also be a credible option.
We also need Nicole Payne back. Rofiat was constantly being molested by the Cameroonians as she was too lightweight for that position.

Nicole Payne offers more as she can play on both Flanks, though her natural position is the Right Back. She can alternate for Alozie and Plumptre!

In terms of Athleticism and Physicality she’s way ahead of Imuran. Have seen her overlapping runs which are very good just that her lack of Playing time is affecting her.

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by naptu2: 8:23pm On Feb 26
This background might be what's affecting Rasheedat.

naptu2:
Rasheedat Ajibade is also a two-time Nigerian freestyle football champion. She won the African Freestyle Football competition in 2017 and 2018.

2018 African Football Freestyle Championships semi-final
Blessing Faith (Nig) v Rasheedat (Nig)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WITNvqJr5kY

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by pleroma: 8:24pm On Feb 26
PDPGuy:


I don’t mind having Ucheibe on the bench (yeah, I know that sounds weird) because she is a less effective passer of the ball than the three that I listed; and both Abiodun and Ayinde are sufficient to cover the defensive mid area.
However, she can always come in later in the game to shore up midfield, we are protecting a lead

Sorry to ask, but what are you smoking? Must be the real stuff! How can you prefer Ayinde to Ucheibe in the midfield? Doesn't the fact that Waldrum paired Ucheibe and Abiodun in midfield (after starting three of them in Cameroon), reveal his preferred players there? I don't think it was a coincidence that the midfield collapsed when Ucheibe was moved to the defence to replace Demehin. Ayinde may be better in combative situations but Ucheibe's overall game is better, including her passing. She was even involved in the build up to the goal, she laid a neat pass for Echegini on the wing.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by dankorode(m): 8:33pm On Feb 26
isan:
When last you watch south africa play ? undecided
The last time I watch them is during the world cup
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by daveP(m): 8:54pm On Feb 26
Ekaka14:

Who dem show red?
Cameroon player for punching our Gk
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by daveP(m): 9:05pm On Feb 26
AkinDS:
Wasn’t too impressed with Ucheibe - good ball winner but makes far too many mistakes with the ball. Her passing is certainly suspect, especially when she tries to be creative.
Would play Abiodun, Echegini and Halimatu to start against SA.
On the right wing, I think Onumonu might also be a credible option.
We also need Nicole Payne back. Rofiat was constantly being molested by the Cameroonians as she was too lightweight for that position.

We have personnel to play

343 352
4231 or 4321
I don't like Toni on wing. Her beside JOE with Esther in front looks more fun. But again, there Ajibade. One thing about Ucheibe game is she can play defense too. So she's most likely a starter vs SA. Imuran na another case entirely. What's wrong with her?

As for Zee, i dunno what to say. Randy should use her as deem fit.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 9:11pm On Feb 26
pleroma:


Sorry to ask, but what are you smoking? Must be the real stuff! How can you prefer Ayinde to Ucheibe in the midfield? Doesn't the fact that Waldrum paired Ucheibe and Abiodun in midfield (after starting three of them in Cameroon), reveal his preferred players there? I don't think it was a coincidence that the midfield collapsed when Ucheibe was moved to the defence to replace Demehin. Ayinde may be better in combative situations but Ucheibe's overall game is better, including her passing. She was even involved in the build up to the goal, she laid a neat pass for Echegini on the wing.


I don’t want to argue on this ooo cause the two players we’re talking about here in terms of Passing game… Ucheibe no gooo oooo… Ayinde is Far Far Better with better experience and also the ability to get out of tight Corners than Ucheibe..!

But in terms of the ground Cover during game Ucheibe gets it but not much distance… Ucheibe is 5yrs Younger thuoo
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 9:16pm On Feb 26
daveP:


We have personnel to play

343 352
4231 or 4321
I don't like Toni on wing. Her beside JOE with Esther in front looks more fun. But again, there Ajibade. One thing about Ucheibe game is she can play defense too. So she's most likely a starter vs SA. Imuran na another case entirely. What's wrong with her?

As for Zee, i dunno what to say. Randy should use her as deem fit.

Omor Imuran performance in the First Leg really scare me ooo, Imagine a Player already in her 2nd Season in Europe.. Even though she’s playing more as a Left Winger I wasn’t expecting that Sec School girl performance from her.

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by PDPGuy: 9:17pm On Feb 26
Won’t be a bad line up in April.

——————-——Nnadozie————————

—Alozie——Demehin——Ohale———Plumptre—

——————-Ayinde——Abiodun—————-

————————-Echegini————————

—-T. Payne———Okoronkwo——Ajibade——

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 9:19pm On Feb 26
PDPGuy:
Won’t be a bad line up in April.

——————-——Nnadozie————————

—Alozie——Demehin——Ohale———Plumptre—

——————-Ayinde——Abiodun—————-

————————-Echegini————————

—-T. Payne———Okoronkwo——Ajibade——


Sure.. But this was Randy Line up today….🥹
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 9:25pm On Feb 26
daveP:


We have personnel to play

343 352
4231 or 4321
I don't like Toni on wing. Her beside JOE with Esther in front looks more fun. But again, there Ajibade. One thing about Ucheibe game is she can play defense too. So she's most likely a starter vs SA. Imuran na another case entirely. What's wrong with her?

As for Zee, i dunno what to say. Randy should use her as deem fit.

I would love to see a 3-4-3 too but.., At this stage let the Coach play the best one to win the game.. Going to the Olympic he can Experiment with Friendly games..



Nnadozie

Ohale — Demehin —- Plumptre

Alozie — Ucheibe — Ayinde/Abiodun — T. Payne

Ajibade— Okoronkwo — Echegini

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by BascoVanVeli(m): 9:39pm On Feb 26

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 9:44pm On Feb 26
She’s a Born Goalscorer… Her goal scoring records at Lamar Uni also speaks for her.. Just that Injury never really allow her do same for Club..!


She don run go China🇨🇳 go pack Money.

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 10:03pm On Feb 26
Paris 2024 :
Look like the 5 generations of Super Falcons goalkeepers, linda Jiwuaku , Chiamaka Nnadozie, Tochukwu Oluehi , Precious Dede & Ann Chiejine….



Linda Jiwuaku look so young …
I so much Love her Physique, Always giving the Nadine Angerer vibe. Hope she attains the level and far beyond we want to see oo. She’s Blessed just need to work hard and Smart.

I saw Randy talking to her after the game.. More like a discussion sef.

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 10:06pm On Feb 26
This girl na heavy Werey..

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by PDPGuy: 10:34pm On Feb 26
“Their fada left yansh” 😂will score again in April

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by do4luv14(m): 10:38pm On Feb 26
BascoVanVeli:
Match Highlights


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHS2AoG2Ntc


Nff, awa players and we the fans don too soft for the nonsense Cameroun dey do us,

For Afcon dem wound Nwabali, and their ladies get mind to come Abuja come punch Nnadozie,

It's time we start giving urgently and any nonsense African coupe refre tit for tat, its time to start giving dem wotowoto and Vawulence back in equal measure,

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by do4luv14(m): 10:40pm On Feb 26
PDPGuy:
“Their fada left yansh” 😂will score again in April


Am beginning to love her mehn,

But I no wan fall Franny hand biko

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Deltamani: 10:52pm On Feb 26
Wetin Justin Madugu da think??😇

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by daveP(m): 11:05pm On Feb 26
Deltamani:


Omor Imuran performance in the First Leg really scare me ooo, Imagine a Player already in her 2nd Season in Europe.. Even though she’s playing more as a Left Winger I wasn’t expecting that Sec School girl performance from her.

She obviously underrated them mentally. She better wakie.

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by daveP(m): 11:09pm On Feb 26
Deltamani:


I would love to see a 3-4-3 too but.., At this stage let the Coach play the best one to win the game.. Going to the Olympic he can Experiment with Friendly games..



Nnadozie

Ohale — Demehin —- Plumptre

Alozie — Ucheibe — Ayinde/Abiodun — T. Payne

Ajibade— Okoronkwo — Echegini

I trust he'll handle that aspect well. But these girls need some chemistry overall. Especially transitioning to attack. The wingers run aren't always followed. Once again, a lack of a proper 9 overall. JOE and Ashleigh had some good chemistry today anyways. Ajibade gave like a 6.0/10 performance to me. Rough play to blame? One gots know the ref got their back in such game so one doesn't commit and gets no justice. Nobody was carded for the Ohale stamp. Very annoying.

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by PDPGuy: 11:13pm On Feb 26
Fun facts:

The last time the Super Falcons lost an Olympic qualifier was back in August 2015: a 2-1 loss to Equatorial Guinea.

The Super Falcons have also not lost a home World Cup qualifier since the 1-0 loss to Ghana at the 2002 WAFCON in Delta state.

Since FIFA introduced the specific Olympic qualification tournament for the 2004 Olympics, the team have not lost a home Olympics qualifier, spanning 11 matches

Since that defeat, the SF have gone 6 OQM without defeat..

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by daveP(m): 11:16pm On Feb 26
Deltamani:
This girl na heavy Werey..
This geh😆😆😆😆😆
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Princezibk: 12:02am On Feb 27
Pls how critical is Esther’s injury ??

I’m just logging in to see what’s up cuz of low battery 🪫 since the end of our 1st half

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by daveP(m): 12:10am On Feb 27
do4luv14:



Nff, awa players and we the fans don too soft for the nonsense Cameroun dey do us,

For Afcon dem wound Nwabali, and their ladies get mind to come Abuja come punch Nnadozie,

It's time we start giving urgently and any nonsense African coupe refre tit for tat, its time to start giving dem wotowoto and Vawulence back in equal measure,
The conclusion from this highlight is simple for me


This 2024, Super Falcons must get a natural 9 back into the fold!!

No more makeshifts! Enough is enough. The attributes we need for the 9 is not in the current squad. Simple!

We've gotten a packed midfield with loaded quality. It is only reasonable we get a 9 that will compliment the technical prowess of these midfielders.

This is non-negotiable!!
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by AkinDS: 12:17am On Feb 27
Oh men.
Debra's take on the voodoo hoodoo by Cameroon during the pre-conference (at the end of the video).
You cannot help but love her. Enjoy...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUb4NkJopdI
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by do4luv14(m): 1:09am On Feb 27
AkinDS:
Oh men.
Debra's take on the voodoo hoodoo by Cameroon during the pre-conference (at the end of the video).
You cannot help but love her. Enjoy...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUb4NkJopdI


I watched this again more than 5times and come to the conclusion, the centre refree is to blame,

It's the way She handle the game by being biased to our ladies, that gave the cameroun ladies the confidence to do such rubbish,

The first time they try it, she should had given them a direct red, even the rescues was suppose to be 2, the First Lady that attack Nnadozie, and that idiot that wanted to run and put their voodoo,

both should had been send off

CAF need investigate this

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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by mostob(m): 1:33am On Feb 27
Deltamani:
This girl na heavy Werey..
The female version of Victor Boniface grin grin
Just curious, how many years did she spend in Nigeria before moving Abroad?

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