Amedino99:
guess we are left with salisu for the next international.

AndSunGorilla:

In as much as I like Siasia I think he's seriously tainted and shouldn't be appointed as SE coach.

jihday:
rumor says Eguavoen will be in acting capacity

Mujtahida:

Upside down people. Na dem

ChrisKels:
I keep having this weird feeling that we won’t make it to the World Cup

Mujtahida:

Igbo people have a proverb, if you know this one, you don't know that one. So you master your technique and that alone will keep you dominating other teams? Omo this is some impractical idealistic tripe

ChrisKels:
I keep having this weird feeling that we won’t make it to the World Cup

daveP:


Should we call it Bold Absoluteism or what?

charlesemeka85:
JUST IN : Eguavoen steps in as Super Eagles interim coach.

He will be assisted by Finidi George, who has stayed the longest with Peseiro among all indigenous coaches appointed to work with the Portuguese by the Amaju Pinnick led board for 22 months.


Maestro will be back to the national team soon 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

charlesemeka85:
JUST IN : Eguavoen steps in as Super Eagles interim coach.

He will be assisted by Finidi George, who has stayed the longest with Peseiro among all indigenous coaches appointed to work with the Portuguese by the Amaju Pinnick led board for 22 months.


Maestro will be back to the national team soon 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Danielnino00:


Jibola Adebola is coming back to pepper you 🤣🤣

Joebie:
Every tribe believe in their own proverbs with their full chest o. Make I talk Urhobo own?

daveP:
But we always see that they get to be proved wrong at least once. 😂😂

lbrichman2:


Amuneke overlooked again
He be like him never read the memo
Go get something doing and freaking build your momentum
Rack up some wins and elevate your status!
Man will be sitting in the shadows and expecting a phone call
Because him be Guardiola abi?

elyte89:



So who do u prefer to coach us now?

Joebie:
Like Egu Abi?

Amuneke no dey run from work na.

Philosopher1979:


Nwakali is one of Eguaveon's favorite players

Joebie:
As many people may not like to admit, the game changer in Peseiro’s SE was Nwabali.
If you have a shaky keeper, you get an unstable defense.

charlesemeka85:
JUST IN : Eguavoen steps in as Super Eagles interim coach.

He will be assisted by Finidi George, who has stayed the longest with Peseiro among all indigenous coaches appointed to work with the Portuguese by the Amaju Pinnick led board for 22 months.


Maestro will be back to the national team soon 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Daninya33:
A substantive coach will be announced soon.

Cerezo will act as interim coach before a final decision is reached.

Personally I prefer Michael Emanalo to be the Technical Director of NFF.

Hopefully Amuneke becomes coach soonest.

TheGoodJoe:


First of all, there is nothing like found out because there is a term called MASTERY. As long as you keep mastering your philosophy, you will stay ahead and win more. It is also easier to dominate in the long run.

Than spending your days trying to adapt with up-to-date tactics.

Get a sound philosophy and keep building on it. That is the only way to long term success. Any other thing is less.

Perfecting possessive play means improving in all aspects. Technique, positioning, movement, passing etc.

Than looking for short wins.

Stillwater10:


I believe the most important aspect of football are the players then followed by tactics. Without top talented players, you will not win much regardless of your tactics. Spain dominated because of the talent at their disposal and when those set became old they suffered terrible defeats despite the same tactics, coach and administration. Pep is successful because of the constant supply of talents beyond every other team in the league.
There is a reason why top players are sold for crazy amounts.

The most important job of the football federation is to find a way to scout the best players in the country.

lbrichman2:

Completely agree
Nwabali's inclusion was a masterstroke
And I commend Jpes's boldness to start him, after leading us all to believe Uzoho was his No1

Joebie:
With Uzoho performance, starting an alternative no be boldness o. But let’s give him the credit for listening to calls from several quarters.

Curtisaxel17:


For once, I think the NFF has got it right. Eguavoen shouldn't have been sacked in the first place. The Ghana loss was on Uzoho and the Tunisia flop was on harsh refereeing and bad luck. I totally enjoyed Egu and wish him a permanent contract with the SE.

Plus, my gee Bolaji Omobolanle will be back😎