₦airaland Forum

Hardrive:
We have a substitution problem. I always wonder why they take too long to notice that osayi can't last the whole of 90 minutes.
At the same time Simon has no business playing some of the matches he has featured in at this tournament. Lastly, why we don't make use of all 5 of our subs knowing that we have an established way of playing.

TheGoodJoe:

I am actually expecting nothing less than an explosive Super Eagles under Chelle. Our players need to buy into his philosophy and embrace him.

If they soak in his knowledge of the game, I see the Super Eagles flying high and becoming one of the most fierce national sides in the game.

forgiveness:
It was obvious Simon came in to defend on the wing. Make una dey try read match na.

Mujtahida:
Egypt is currently feeding CIV akpu

foxman04:
You can't but love Nwabali, if this was 1990 era this player for don chop moro

Igirigimercenar:
. Umeh Chibueze, that's his name

TheGoodJoe:
January 9, 2025



You can imagine.

cc: TheSuperNerd


IT IS ALL IN THE SOAKING

Danielnino00:
Our game against Morocco will kick off at exactly the same time as Chelsea vs Arsenal's league cup match..


Interesting....

Goke7:
Wetin we dey play don Dey pass soaking now o oga mi 😂 we Dey baptise teams now

TheGoodJoe:
January 9, 2025



You can imagine.

cc: TheSuperNerd


IT IS ALL IN THE SOAKING

chrisooblog:
Now that the euphoria of yesterday's victory has begun to die down we now focus on Morocco.

Apart from being the host country Morocco is a well drilled tactical team. From watching the Moroccans Ibrahim Diaz seems to be the most critical pillar in their attacking arsenal. Not dismissing their other forwards but Diaz seems to be their most potent weapon from what I've seen.

Hakimi who's freshly back from injury is another main player to be wary off.

One thing is sure alarm bells would have gone off in the Moroccan camp watching how we dismantled the Algerians yesterday. So no surprises they will doing double duty analyzing our tactical approach and how to stop us. Hope Coach Chelle has a plan B incase they figure out our approach.

Ndidi will be a big miss but Onyedika brings a potential better technical presence in the middle of the park.

Our players should prepare their minds that they will be player 11 against 13 (including opposition players, refs, supporters and maybe CAF establishment) and be triple careful.

NFF should hawkishly monitor who will be appointed as match officials for our game against Morocco so that they appoint someone with sense not someone who will allow the Atlas Lions get away with blue murder like they did with Cameroon in terms of fouls.

For the tactical officionados in the house how do you reckon we beat the tactical set up of the Moroccans and their pressing power?

cc: Supernerd, Goodjoe, Mujtahida, Goke etc

mostob:
Chai! How man go do now?
Na to split screen. One half for fawanews, another half for cricfy. Two victories for me by God's grace.

foxman04:
You can't but love Nwabali, if this was 1990 era this player for don chop moro

Danielnino00:
Viewing centres go too make money on Wednesday night and everywhere go loud..
I would have loved to watch it outside, but the kickoff time isn't favourable for my movement

chrisooblog:
Now that the euphoria of yesterday's victory has begun to die down we now focus on Morocco.

Apart from being the host country Morocco is a well drilled tactical team. From watching the Moroccans Ibrahim Diaz seems to be the most critical pillar in their attacking arsenal. Not dismissing their other forwards but Diaz seems to be their most potent weapon from what I've seen.

Hakimi who's freshly back from injury is another main player to be wary off.

One thing is sure alarm bells would have gone off in the Moroccan camp watching how we dismantled the Algerians yesterday. So no surprises they will doing double duty analyzing our tactical approach and how to stop us. Hope Coach Chelle has a plan B incase they figure out our approach.

Ndidi will be a big miss but Onyedika brings a potential better technical presence in the middle of the park.

Our players should prepare their minds that they will be player 11 against 13 (including opposition players, refs, supporters and maybe CAF establishment) and be triple careful.

NFF should hawkishly monitor who will be appointed as match officials for our game against Morocco so that they appoint someone with sense not someone who will allow the Atlas Lions get away with blue murder like they did with Cameroon in terms of fouls.

For the tactical officionados in the house how do you reckon we beat the tactical set up of the Moroccans and their pressing power?

cc: Supernerd, Goodjoe, Mujtahida, Goke etc

TheSuperNerd:
Alex Iwobi: The Line-breaking Pass King of the KnockOuts

chrisooblog:
Now that the euphoria of yesterday's victory has begun to die down we now focus on Morocco.

Apart from being the host country Morocco is a well drilled tactical team. From watching the Moroccans Ibrahim Diaz seems to be the most critical pillar in their attacking arsenal. Not dismissing their other forwards but Diaz seems to be their most potent weapon from what I've seen.

Hakimi who's freshly back from injury is another main player to be wary off.

One thing is sure alarm bells would have gone off in the Moroccan camp watching how we dismantled the Algerians yesterday. So no surprises they will doing double duty analyzing our tactical approach and how to stop us. Hope Coach Chelle has a plan B incase they figure out our approach.

Ndidi will be a big miss but Onyedika brings a potential better technical presence in the middle of the park.

Our players should prepare their minds that they will be player 11 against 13 (including opposition players, refs, supporters and maybe CAF establishment) and be triple careful.

NFF should hawkishly monitor who will be appointed as match officials for our game against Morocco so that they appoint someone with sense not someone who will allow the Atlas Lions get away with blue murder like they did with Cameroon in terms of fouls.

For the tactical officionados in the house how do you reckon we beat the tactical set up of the Moroccans and their pressing power?

cc: Supernerd, Goodjoe, Mujtahida, Goke etc

Sarsaparilla524:
3 out of 4
I try boss
Lols

chrisooblog:
Now that the euphoria of yesterday's victory has begun to die down we now focus on Morocco.

Apart from being the host country Morocco is a well drilled tactical team. From watching the Moroccans Ibrahim Diaz seems to be the most critical pillar in their attacking arsenal. Not dismissing their other forwards but Diaz seems to be their most potent weapon from what I've seen.

Hakimi who's freshly back from injury is another main player to be wary off.

One thing is sure alarm bells would have gone off in the Moroccan camp watching how we dismantled the Algerians yesterday. So no surprises they will doing double duty analyzing our tactical approach and how to stop us. Hope Coach Chelle has a plan B incase they figure out our approach.

Ndidi will be a big miss but Onyedika brings a potential better technical presence in the middle of the park.

Our players should prepare their minds that they will be player 11 against 13 (including opposition players, refs, supporters and maybe CAF establishment) and be triple careful.

NFF should hawkishly monitor who will be appointed as match officials for our game against Morocco so that they appoint someone with sense not someone who will allow the Atlas Lions get away with blue murder like they did with Cameroon in terms of fouls.

For the tactical officionados in the house how do you reckon we beat the tactical set up of the Moroccans and their pressing power?

cc: Supernerd, Goodjoe, Mujtahida, Goke etc

As simple as this looks, many footballers are terrible on the half turn, receiving pass from their GKs while backing the field

It’s crazy awareness. You might panic because hungry dogs are waiting to pounce on you, just see how calm this MF Onyedika is😭pic.twitter.com/yp72MX77j6 https://t.co/XvsEibaeYf

— TobyWrites (@tobyasky) January 11, 2026

orriyomi33:
Since we will be playing the host Morocco in the semi final, can the eagles just have a word with the girls and used the same template that the Falcons used to overcome them in WAFCON final we won even after being two goals down.

Asisat Oshoala and the rest of the Falcons should be in a call with the eagles right now.

Spainever:
Did he really defend and assist Osayi? It was obvious Osayi was extremely tired

Mujtahida:
Football is a wicked game. I can imagine Petrovic and the entire Algerian team planning to stop Osimhen, planning to stop Iwobi but still Iwobi slits their throat, Osimhen score them and gave an assist.

Sarsaparilla524:
3 out of 4
I try boss
Lols

Joezinho:
lol. Some of Una nor know ball 😂 Just whinning and lamenting because you don’t like the man.

Chelle has done a wonderful job as the SE head coach. He isn’t perfect but he is far better than the amunekes and finidis of this world. Dude has one of the best wins ratio of any SE manager in history. He has two in two in this AFCON. Everybody na ikorodu pep guardiola for here. Try coach your compound team if you go see one goal score

mostob:
Chai! How man go do now?
Na to split screen. One half for fawanews, another half for cricfy. Two victories for me by God's grace.