do4luv14:



6th position,

I still dey wonder how them take reach there sef

lovewins:


Ideas he's not been able to scale at the senior level? Don't act like he's not got other jobs after his u17 triumph. Judge him by that. How did he fare in his subsequent jobs?

I am not against Amuneke and at some point was very pro giving him the job. But we shouldn't shift change the goalpost because of him. By your metric Manu Garba also deserves the job since he won the u17 world cup and had a good system there too.

TheSuperNerd:
We share the same feeling on that game. Mali really proved they are a cursed football nation at senior level. Haba.

Meliforme:
We have very good indigenous coaches.

Finidi's ideas and the implementations of it, are superior to that of Rohr and Peseiro. What Rohr and Peseiro has over Finidi is just CV.

TheSuperNerd:
Dominic Toretto? When did he leave cars/fast and furious franchise and came into football coaching?

Meliforme:


Ebuehi interprets the fullback role better.
His execution of long passing and crossing of the ball is better than those of the two you mentioned.

I see Aina and Osayi as wingers who can also do well as fullbacks.

Contrary to what most of you think, Aina is not a better fullback compared to Zaidu.

opes:


Armwrestling helped them. They got 41 medals there alone, 8 golds, 19 silvers and 14 bronze..just in arm wrestling alone. It pushed them up.

BascoVanVeli:
Benjamin Taminu vs Ghana
Lad had a good game IMO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtL5As_y5Dw

opes:


I asked this question on another thread from those pushing for Amunike. If He is a foreign coach with his CV and record, would they clamour for him to be employed as super eagles coach.? Our indegenous coaches need to be active. Otto Addo was part of the coaching crew at Dortmund, an ex Ghana international, now Ghana Coach.

TheGoodJoe:


The simple reason I am clamoring for Amunike is he is the best when it comes to delivering the possessive offensive philosophy. He understands the modern game and trained fully in it. If we had someone like Addo as a Nigerian I will call for him but we don't. Addo is also sound in the modern game. Has a lot to do with Pep Guardiola's influence on German football.

It will be hard for us to pull a foreign coach well versed in the modern game, that is why the clamor for Amunike.

It is not just about CV but delivering the philosophy.

Meliforme:


Ebuehi interprets the fullback role better.
His execution of long passing and crossing of the ball is better than those of the two you mentioned.

I see Aina and Osayi as wingers who can also do well as fullbacks.

Contrary to what most of you think, Aina is not a better fullback compared to Zaidu.

TheGoodJoe:


The simple reason I am clamoring for Amunike is he is the best when it comes to delivering the possessive offensive philosophy. He understands the modern game and trained fully in it. If we had someone like Addo as a Nigerian I will call for him but we don't. Addo is also sound in the modern game. Has a lot to do with Pep Guardiola's influence on German football.

It will be hard for us to pull a foreign coach well versed in the modern game, that is why the clamor for Amunike.

It is not just about CV but delivering the philosophy.

Meliforme:
Under Finidi, Tyronne Ebuehi might fare better than all our fullbacks because he is the most tidy in passes of the ball.

Subzerooo:


Mali is that kid that has all the tools yet somehow fails his exams, to think that I've rooted for them for two Afcons in a row

Truidstarr:
Am sure you guys are aware that it takes time to imbue the so called “philosophy” on players of the national team. The coach just has 2 to 3 days to train with the players. The players go back to their clubs to a different system. Till the next international break. It’s in a tournament situation the philosophy will work. Spain did well in the past as most of the squad was from Barcelona and the national team coach did not have a lot of work to do.

opes:


Armwrestling helped them. They got 41 medals there alone, 8 golds, 19 silvers and 14 bronze..just in arm wrestling alone. It pushed them up.

TheSuperNerd:
Dominic Toretto? When did he leave cars/fast and furious franchise and came into football coaching?

lovewins:


Ideas he's not been able to scale at the senior level? Don't act like he's not got other jobs after his u17 triumph. Judge him by that. How did he fare in his subsequent jobs?

I am not against Amuneke and at some point was very pro giving him the job. But we shouldn't shift change the goalpost because of him. By your metric Manu Garba also deserves the job since he won the u17 world cup and had a good system there too.

TheGoodJoe:


That is even the reason why we need someone who can keep the team learning the philosophy in years. Not viewing it per game. Every time the players are in camp, they keep learning. They keep growing and understanding it.

Also it requires players that naturally connect with the system. Just as we saw with Taminu.

It is better than getting a coach based on CV that does cut and join process and after years, you will see that the team has not grown.

elyte89:
Enjoy 😎


https://www.instagram.com/reel/C45QDkWs36t/?igsh=dTFlZXV0ZDdxMmdq

elyte89:
Enjoy 😎


https://www.instagram.com/reel/C45QDkWs36t/?igsh=dTFlZXV0ZDdxMmdq

Amedino99:
who do you think best fits the underachiever (Tottenham) profile between south Africa and mali?

lovewins:


Do you mean Favour Ofili?

If yes, she's gone pro and signed with Adidas. She's at the beginning stage of her professional career as an athlete, she'll therefore have to prioritise. Worthy of note is the fact that she just came back from injury. Onwuzurike also turned pro and wasn't at the All African games.

AndSunGorilla:

Valid point sir but another major achievement is qualifying Tanzania for the ANC after almost FOUR decades and since 2019 and Amunike's sack haven't qualified again. However he failed in club soccer as a manager.

TheGoodJoe:


That is even the reason why we need someone who can keep the team learning the philosophy in years. Not viewing it per game. Every time the players are in camp, they keep learning. They keep growing and understanding it.

Also it requires players that naturally connect with the system. Just as we saw with Taminu.

It is better than getting a coach based on CV that does cut and join process and after years, you will see that the team has not grown.

AndSunGorilla:

Valid point sir but another major achievement is qualifying Tanzania for the ANC after almost FOUR decades and since 2019 and Amunike's sack haven't qualified again. However he failed in club soccer as a manager.

lovewins:


I agree. This frankly is what I expect from those who are pro-amuneke. You didn't shy away from his record, but also provided some context to his advantage. Like I said earlier, I used to be very pro Amuneke, a little less today but not anti he becoming the super eagles coach. What I don't expect any of us to do is use different metrics of judgement to access him cause he's our fav.

TheGoodJoe:


The simple reason I am clamoring for Amunike is he is the best when it comes to delivering the possessive offensive philosophy. He understands the modern game and trained fully in it. If we had someone like Addo as a Nigerian I will call for him but we don't. Addo is also sound in the modern game. Has a lot to do with Pep Guardiola's influence on German football.

It will be hard for us to pull a foreign coach well versed in the modern game, that is why the clamor for Amunike.

It is not just about CV but delivering the philosophy.

Toylove:

Bro
I watched Tanzania in the AFCON Amunike took them, he didn’t play any possessive football sir