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mekabuachi:
Unrelated tho... Iwobi no know say one-day e go siddon for bench 90 minutes... Baba shock💔😂😂

mekabuachi:
Unrelated tho... Iwobi no know say one-day e go siddon for bench 90 minutes... Baba shock💔😂😂

charlesemeka85:
but na so em suppose be na. Competition is good for the team

Goke7:
Team selection is a big headache to any coach especially with varied options, that was so brave from the coach, never expected it. Very soon na so Ndidi go sit down for bench, like Nacho Dey chop bench now.

oloriooko:
AE steps down? Is this true?

AndSunGorilla:
where is he, was the question sir.

lbrichman2:
Onyedika might be going to Galatasaray

minfelix:
no b for Amahoro them beat SA 2-0…same field we played zimbabwe 1-1 was where they beat SA 2-0

lexyman:
unfortunately i didn't watch the match , i was in transit . but the highlights i just watched shown that Rwanda played negative football .... just shooting aimlessly and their goal keeper made some good saves ... maybe my opinion would have been different if i had seen the match ... how does throw- in become an off side? african referees need to learn .

semid4lyfe:
Jose Peseiro did something good for us.

He made us realize that a 5-man defence (3 centre backs and 2 wing backs) and 3-5-2 / 3-4-3 is the best formations suited to our players and the team.

This formation puts more bodies in defense giving the team defensive solidity. Also, it gives us width on the flanks with the wingbacks allowing them to bomb forward and tuck into the midfield when necessary.

I doubt Eguavoen would have played this formation if not for the last AFCON where Peseiro deployed it so effectively cos in his previous stints as coach of the Super Eagles, he never played that way. In addition, his "tactical analysis" before AFCON 2022 and the Nigeria-Ghana WCQ match formations showed he was stuck on 4-4-2/4-3-3

This time around, Eguavoen has shown adaptability and a fast learning curve with his tactical decisions. I also like that he's eloquent, and instills confidence and belief in the team. In addition, his player invitations are fair and unlike his predecessor, he doesn't do the silly home-based quota thing.

My only gripe with AE is his susceptibility to influence fron football journalists and analysts, and sometimes poor in-match management but so far, so good.

With the benefit of hindsight, appointing Finidi George was an error. ...one that may ultimately cost us the World cup ticket. I still cannot fathom why he ditched the system that got the team to the AFCON final.

Perhaps, if Eguavoen had been appointed to tinker the team after the AFCON, we wouldn't be in this precarious situation in the WCQ.

I believe Eguavoen should be allowed to take charge of the AFCON and WC qualifiers, and if he does well, he should be appointed as the substantive coach with a long time contract.

mekabuachi:
Abeg ooh😂😂

Did anyone notice how Rwanda strikers were just shooting the ball without direction?
How did they defeat SA 2-0 with those strikers😂

oloriooko:
AE steps down? Is this true?

komekn:
A player touted by many as a top drawer midfielder leaving Belgium league to Turkish retirement league is not 🚫 progression.

M7even:
In our other group match, Gernet Rohr's Benin Republic, came from behind to beat Libya 2-1.

elyte89:
You think say na play play ….Dey play


My lawyer don go tear dt contract paper ..its Eida me or nothing 😎

semid4lyfe:
Jose Peseiro did something good for us.

He made us realize that a 5-man defence (3 centre backs and 2 wing backs) and 3-5-2 / 3-4-3 is the best formations suited to our players and the team.

This formation puts more bodies in defense giving the team defensive solidity. Also, it gives us width on the flanks with the wingbacks allowing them to bomb forward and tuck into the midfield when necessary.

I doubt Eguavoen would have played this formation if not for the last AFCON where Peseiro deployed it so effectively cos in his previous stints as coach of the Super Eagles, he never played that way. In addition, his "tactical analysis" before AFCON 2022 and the Nigeria-Ghana WCQ match formations showed he was stuck on 4-4-2/4-3-3

This time around, Eguavoen has shown adaptability and a fast learning curve with his tactical decisions. I also like that he's eloquent, and instills confidence and belief in the team. In addition, his player invitations are fair and unlike his predecessor, he doesn't do the silly home-based quota thing.

My only gripe with AE is his susceptibility to influence fron football journalists and analysts, and sometimes poor in-match management but so far, so good.

With the benefit of hindsight, appointing Finidi George was an error. ...one that may ultimately cost us the World cup ticket. I still cannot fathom why he ditched the system that got the team to the AFCON final.

Perhaps, if Eguavoen had been appointed to tinker the team after the AFCON, we wouldn't be in this precarious situation in the WCQ.

I believe Eguavoen should be allowed to take charge of the AFCON and WC qualifiers, and if he does well, he should be appointed as the substantive coach with a long time contract.

M7even:
In our other group match, Gernet Rohr's Benin Republic, came from behind to beat Libya 2-1.

Joebie:
the problem is after that Benin game, we started seeing interviews and highlights up and down as if we had won a cup already. We still have a long road. The team can get better but let’s not be celebrating like we have arrived.

komekn:
A player touted by many as a top drawer midfielder leaving Belgium league to Turkish retirement league is not 🚫 progression.

mekabuachi:
I feel at some point everyone may be at the same point.. and goal difference will separate everyone

This our group is one of the most competitive ooh... Walai

villagereporter:
No dear, we are where we were due to nff incompetence. Look at the way we took Benin out, look at the way we played Rwanda, intrinsically analyze the team unity in these 2 matches and I surreptitiously put it to you, do you think Benin would have beaten us in Abidjan or played draw with SA if the same spirit has been there?

But nff destroy our WCQ.

villagereporter:
No dear, we are where we were due to nff incompetence. Look at the way we took Benin out, look at the way we played Rwanda, intrinsically analyze the team unity in these 2 matches and I surreptitiously put it to you, do you think Benin would have beaten us in Abidjan or played draw with SA if the same spirit has been there?

Totally agree with you... You see all the teams in that group if we maintain this moment I we can beat them both home and away... My own I that south Africa, it may be very very difficult to beat them, but we watch

But nff destroy our WCQ.