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Kog45:
Philosopher1979 this is not you abi na Xmas booze 😄.....the only issue with eagles is just to get midfield working and you see us in WC

Philosopher1979:
OK oo. You will see when push comes to shove that we cannot just rely on only a certain group of players. Our opponents might just mark out iwobi, osimhen and lookman and we will need an x factor from the bench. Matches are won from the bench with a player with a different style of play.
Our opponents predict us easily. Last year with these stars we kept struggling against minnows. We shall see. Coaching.tactics is important.
A player with a different style of play will confuse the opponents. If I was the coach I will have a joker no one expect to cause havoc.
We are too predictable as a team.
By the nations cup final ivory coast figured out our midfield as too thin and just capitalised on it. So if nwabili gets injured what is next. If iwobi and dele bashiru get injured what is next.
Aribo is better as a forward but you play him in midfield.
On and on. Football is played on the field and not just talking.

Kog45:
Michael Nsien just said what we have been saying here...we don't dominate play even against Africa minnows,our Afcon style of play expose us more,yes we reached final.......well I will not appoint Nsien based on his experience so far, eagles is too big,I will rather go for Amunike than Nsien but if NFF technical department believes he can do it,no wahala, results will prove every coach right or wrong

Kog45:
Starting games?just painful that it happened amidst Arsenal interests.

Kog45:
I said our midfield needs more hands like Uche Christanus,Akinsanmiro and going by your post we are on the same page.....our midfield is thin and very predictable... Michael Nsien who is showing interest in coaching eagles said it all,failing to dominate midfield against smaller countries is crazy and not acceptable.I think fixing things up in the middle we help us......Nwabili cover should be in NPFL since Okoye is out injured.

Kog45:
Michael Nsien just said what we have been saying here...we don't dominate play even against Africa minnows,our Afcon style of play expose us more,yes we reached final.......well I will not appoint Nsien based on his experience so far, eagles is too big,I will rather go for Amunike than Nsien but if NFF technical department believes he can do it,no wahala, results will prove every coach right or wrong

Kog45:
I said our midfield needs more hands like Uche Christanus,Akinsanmiro and going by your post we are on the same page.....our midfield is thin and very predictable... Michael Nsien who is showing interest in coaching eagles said it all,failing to dominate midfield against smaller countries is crazy and not acceptable.I think fixing things up in the middle we help us......Nwabili cover should be in NPFL since Okoye is out injured.

chrisooblog:
Reminds me of the England team that went to the 2006 WC. Their wives and girlfriends (WAG) with all the unwanted media attention was sighted as one of the reasons didn't do well as expected.

However ends up coaching our team for the next couple of WC qualifying games must ensure there's a lockdown on our camp. Even all this media interviews/instagram posts must be reduced to the barest minimum.

Bannedlargejr:
In life, if you perform well, you have opened many doors for others and vice versa if you fail, you have closed doors. Chukwueze you have 6 months to open or close doors for prospective Nigerians at ACMilan.

Joebie:
Maybe we should take a shot on Michael Nsien
Interview on the 4:00 minute mark


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKUuF2WPeb8&t=7s

chrisooblog:
Sounds articulate and looks like he has a plan but in the words of the great philosopher Mike Tyson everyone has a plan until you get hit in the face.

But in all seriousness if we're strategic I would put him in a assistant position behind a foreign manager with him eventually to take over. Just think now might be too soon due to lack of experience.

komekn:
That's emotive nonsense, England was hampered by very poor team see selection and Southgate unwilling to drop his favourites.

He took a left back Luke Shaw unfit recovering from injury why had no barely played all season. A lethargic and slow Kane never really substitutef and left Watkins and Toney on the bench.

elyte89:
Have u seen my interview b4…u will be wowed 😊

komekn:
That's emotive nonsense, England was hampered by very poor team see selection and Southgate unwilling to drop his favourites.

He took a left back Luke Shaw unfit recovering from injury why had no barely played all season. A lethargic and slow Kane never really substitutef and left Watkins and Toney on the bench.

Kog45:
Michael Nsien just said what we have been saying here...we don't dominate play even against Africa minnows,our Afcon style of play expose us more,yes we reached final.......well I will not appoint Nsien based on his experience so far, eagles is too big,I will rather go for Amunike than Nsien but if NFF technical department believes he can do it,no wahala, results will prove every coach right or wrong

solonnachi:
Man city eyeing Ola Aina
Man utd eyeing Bruno Onyemaechi

komekn:
That's emotive nonsense, England was hampered by very poor team see selection and Southgate unwilling to drop his favourites.

He took a left back Luke Shaw unfit recovering from injury why had no barely played all season. A lethargic and slow Kane never really substitutef and left Watkins and Toney on the bench.

Samueltemi337:
You sure say you read that post at all before you reply
Or you just rush reply as you see England

Joebie:
Maybe we should take a shot on Michael Nsien
Interview on the 4:00 minute mark


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKUuF2WPeb8&t=7s

komekn:
You are picking out players who are unproven but showing potential and are just starting their careers.

I would have picked out Tim lroegbunam and Chukwuemka Carney at Everton and Chelsea respectively. Both exceptional player's in the premier league but Tim restricted by injury but recovering and Carney by senior international top players ahead of him at Chelsea.

What do you think ❓

yinkeys:
Akinsanmiro ke
In serie B
Is this PR or what ?
The 20 year old hasn’t proven himself

komekn:
You are picking out players who are unproven but showing potential and are just starting their careers.

I would have picked out Tim lroegbunam and Chukwuemka Carney at Everton and Chelsea respectively. Both exceptional player's in the premier league but Tim restricted by injury but recovering and Carney by senior international top players ahead of him at Chelsea.

What do you think ❓

elyte89:
You won’t go for me ☹️😒

Meanwhile nff is going foreign

komekn:
You are picking out players who are unproven but showing potential and are just starting their careers.

I would have picked out Tim lroegbunam and Chukwuemka Carney at Everton and Chelsea respectively. Both exceptional player's in the premier league but Tim restricted by injury but recovering and Carney by senior international top players ahead of him at Chelsea.

What do you think ❓

chrisooblog:
Sounds articulate and looks like he has a plan but in the words of the great philosopher Mike Tyson everyone has a plan until you get hit in the face.

But in all seriousness if we're strategic I would put him in a assistant position behind a foreign manager with him eventually to take over. Just think now might be too soon due to lack of experience.

komekn:
You are picking out players who are unproven but showing potential and are just starting their careers.

I would have picked out Tim lroegbunam and Chukwuemka Carney at Everton and Chelsea respectively. Both exceptional player's in the premier league but Tim restricted by injury but recovering and Carney by senior international top players ahead of him at Chelsea.

What do you think ❓

Kog45:
Starting games?just painful that it happened amidst Arsenal interests.

Philosopher1979:
Also, tactics trumps player quality sometimes. OK Chelsea keeps buying players but how many trophies have they won recently.
So this is the way to go.
I have said my own

chrisooblog:
Sounds articulate and looks like he has a plan but in the words of the great philosopher Mike Tyson everyone has a plan until you get hit in the face.

But in all seriousness if we're strategic I would put him in a assistant position behind a foreign manager with him eventually to take over. Just think now might be too soon due to lack of experience.

jihday:
why? He should go and prove himself first, if he’s good enough he’ll eventually get the job. At this very moment it’s too dangerous to give the SE job to a greenhorn

Kog45:
Are they ready to play for Nigeria