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Meliforme:
He should grow in the manner he utilises his players.
He should grow in his understanding of different setups and tactics.
The moroccan coach has shown different approaches In the manner he utilises his players.

The moroccan coach studies his opposition, and like a master tactician tweaks his tactics to win.
We have seen this over and over in this tourney.
This cannot be said of Eric Chelle.

💯
But against Algeria he really put superb show, even against Morocco just that the boys messed him up.

Cocony:
1984 2nd place
1988 2nd place
1990 2nd place
1992 3rd place
1994 WINNER

Yeaaa you get even before our first afcon😀

1976 3rd place
1978 3rd place
1980 WINNER

Meliforme:
The Moroccan coach.
The Egyptian coach.

With the quality in our hands and with a sound coach, we should be the best in Africa.

Let me complete it for you: with qualities like Ejuke. Our players are scattered in Real Madrid, Barcelona and Manchester City.

Meliforme:
Walid Regragui took Morocco to the Semi finals of the 2022 World cup, the same year he started as their coach.

Playing same style of football Peseiro played and reach final yet you criticised Peseiro.

forgiveness:
Not after 1 year or 2.

No disrespect to Ajayi at all, he rarely puts a foot wrong in the GWG but that boy, Benjy is really special!!!

Na fellow francophone brother go compete the job tomorrow 😂 same VAR official from SA

SymphonyRad:
Egyptian coach showed which superiority? Abi you dey troll?

Egypt had more possession of the ball and created more big chances.

Eric Chelle did not fully utilise the quality at his call.

ThunderFireAgba:
He will be the oldest player in the department during the next World Cup by 2030.

Fortunately Goalkeepers have the most longevity, they get better with age. Arthur Okonkwo will be a perfect understudy for Nwabali.

mank1234:
Playing same style of football Peseiro played and reach final yet you criticised Peseiro.

I swear. Morocco had the lowest average possession of that World Cup... 38 abi na 39 percent seff. Make them dey play.

Meliforme:
Egypt had more possession of the ball and created more big chances.

Eric Chelle did not fully utilise the quality at his call.

Egypt had only ONE shot on target vs our 5 on target. Since you're impressed by ball possession that leads to nothing, we also had more possession against a whole Morocco (host team) but they had 5 shots on twrget against our 1.. so I ask again..so which superiority did the coach show? or you just don't understand how match stats work? Bros no dey embarrass yourself like this...

Meliforme:
Egypt had more possession of the ball and created more big chances.

Eric Chelle did not fully utilise the quality at his call.

To argue just dey sweet you.

More big chances created.

Odunayaw:
Egyptian coach?

The Egyptian coach made good use of the quality that is available to him.

He took our team to penalties.

Meliforme:
Egypt had more possession of the ball and created more big chances.

Eric Chelle did not fully utilise the quality at his call.

Egypt had more possession but we had more shot at target. You concluded Egypt 'bested' us.

Morocco had less possession than Nigeria but had more shot on target. You concluded Morocco 'bested' us. On top ref favouring them.

These conclusions are contradictory.

Meliforme:
The Egyptian coach made good use of the quality that is available to him.

He took our team to penalties.

Keep posting agenda until NFF hands you another Finidi.

mank1234:
Playing same style of football Peseiro played and reach final yet you criticised Peseiro.

That’s why I can never support or agree with those who bash paseiro! Their contradictory conclusions is too much.

We hail Morocco now as the current model of African football but na haram football they use to achieve such status!

Femi Azeez, winger scored in Millwall's 2-0 away win at Watford in the English Championship. His 7th goal and 8th G/A in 16 league games.

Ibrahim Adewale, Winger scored once in Mjallby's 4-0 won vs Kalmar FF in a club friendly today. He is a product of Triple 44 academy and is 19y/o.

16 y/o Anglo-Nigerian LB, Yisa Alao played 63mins as LWB in Sheffield Wednesday's 0-1 loss to Portsmouth in the Championship. It was his 2nd appearance in the Championship but his first 60mins+ league game. Already made a 60mins showing in the FA Cup vs Brentford 7 days ago.

Sheffield Wednesday also featured Irish-Nigerian CB, Gabriel Algirdas Babatunde Otegbayo who played 90mins.

Ola Aina played all 90mins+ in Nottingham Forrest's goalless outing vs League Leaders, Arsenal in the EPL.

Goke7:
That’s why I can never support or agree with those who bash paseiro! Their contradictory conclusions is too much.

We hail Morocco now as the current model of African football but na haram football they use to achieve such status!

That's it. If Chelle had won this tournament, na people like him go say na because of the stars we have. That's how they belittle Amodu and Keshi's achievement

BankyGee:
To argue just dey sweet you.

More big chances created.

They dominated us.
I don't know how that site came about that stat.
I hope they weren't including one of the disallowed goals.

Meliforme:
He should grow in the manner he utilises his players.
He should grow in his understanding of different setups and tactics.
The moroccan coach has shown different approaches In the manner he utilises his players.

The moroccan coach studies his opposition, and like a master tactician tweaks his tactics to win.
We have seen this over and over in this tourney.
This cannot be said of Eric Chelle.

The fact that this same Moroccan coach still needed penalties to beat NOVICE Eric Chelle says alot about his tactical abilities.😒

Mank1234 is spot on in his summary. Hardly any difference between Walid Regragui's Morocco at Qatar 2022 WC and Jpes' Nigeria at Afcon 2023. So if anyone criticizes Jpes, Walid's Morocco should also get hit.

More than anyone, I followed that Moroccan side before and during the WC in Qatar and ngl, na ultra defensive football dem play. Counters was their main weapon of attack and it paid off big.
It is the same manner in which Morocco's U20 won the recent U20 World Cup so their next generation of Haram defensive football is set to take over.

Goke7:
That’s why I can never support or agree with those who bash paseiro! Their contradictory conclusions is too much.

We hail Morocco now as the current model of African football but na haram football they use to achieve such status!

mank1234:
Keep posting agenda until NFF hands you another Finidi.

Agenda my foot.

Whatever the NFF can afford.

Let me end this particular discussion here.

mank1234:
That's it. If Chelle had won this tournament, na people like him go say na because of the stars we have. That's how they belittle Amodu and Keshi's achievement

You gerit 😂 no be today we know Nigerians walai! No coach can be good for many Nigerians’ eye. Na God save Chelle if he didn’t win this bronze na clueless be the word we go Dey hear everywhere. We are so predictable as a people

Trying to please Nigerians is like trying to squeeze butter from a concrete block. Just do your best and leave the rest to your God.

SymphonyRad:
Egypt had only ONE shot on target vs our 5 on target. Since you're impressed by ball possession that leads to nothing, we also had more possession against a whole Morocco (host team) but they had 5 shots on twrget against our 1.. so I ask again..so which superiority did the coach show? or you just don't understand how match stats work? Bros no dey embarrass yourself like this...

You are the one embarassing yourself.

They created more big chances and had more possession.

What hope is their for the NPFL teams and their CHAN twin if their big brothers from Europe needed to go into penalty shootout to win players from Al Ahly, Zamalek, pyramids. With a sound coach, big brother are supposed to flog these guys.

This was how many of you came after me when i complained about Eguavoen and Finidi.

We are yet to land a Grade A coach.

I think I have to end this discussion

TheSuperNerd:
Mank1234 is spot on in his summary. Hardly any difference between Walid Regragui's Morocco at Qatar 2022 WC and Jpes' Nigeria at Afcon 2023. So if anyone criticizes Jpes, Walid's Morocco should also get hit.

More than anyone, I followed that Moroccan side before and during the WC in Qatar and ngl, na ultra defensive football dem play. Counters was their main weapon of attack and it paid off big.
It is the same manner in which Morocco's U20 won the recent U20 World Cup so their next generation of Haram defensive football is set to take over.

Morocco is simply just going for ultimate results not minding how they do it, haram football o, ref o, fans blowing their own whistles just get the win or become champions and let’s leave people guessing or arguing among themselves that we are the best in Africa 😂

Blueelf:
I see your point actually

Thank you.
Even though I don't agree with your pessimism all of the times, but according to you, you are staying true to your calling.

May God help our Senegalese brothers 😂

Congolese Jean Jacques-Ndala 🇨🇩 will be referee for the 2025 AFCON final

He has been a FIFA referee for 13 years, officiating in U17 AFCON, CAF Champions League, FIFA Club World Cup, CHAN etc.

The AFCON Final will however be the biggest game of his career

He also officiated in the AFCON opener between Morocco and Comoros, and Tunisia and Tanzania, and gave a penalty in all the games 👀

#AFCON2025

Joezinho:
Now my question is, why didn’t we use these same guys against Morocco for the Pks?
Ademola Lookman
Akor Adams
Alex Iwobi.
These guys are actually good Pk takers Btw!!

they're even the worst among our takers most especially mola and alex

[quote author=Meliforme post=138174823]You are the one embarassing yourself.

They created more big chances and had more possession.

What hope is their for the NPFL teams and their CHAN twin if their big brothers from Europe needed to go into penalty shootout to win players from Al Ahly, Zamalek, pyramids. With a sound coach, big brother are supposed to flog these guys.

This was how many of you came after me when i complained about Eguavoen and Finidi.

We are yet to land a Grade A coach.

LMFAOOO

Meliforme:
You are the one embarassing yourself.

They created more big chances and had more possession.

What hope is their for the NPFL teams and their CHAN twin if their big brothers from Europe needed to go into penalty shootout to win players from Al Ahly, Zamalek, pyramids. With a sound coach, big brother are supposed to flog these guys.

This was how many of you came after me when i complained about Eguavoen and Finidi.

We are yet to land a Grade A coach.

I think I have to end this discussion

Are you aware that the Egyptian team that dominated Africa for decades and won all those 7 titles for Egypt all played for the same Al Ahly, Zamalek and pyramids including their best legends like Hossam, Aboutrika, Mido etc? Bro you're so uninformed that I feel even embarrassed arguing with you sef, e be like to dey argue with football novice who get more pedigree between Arsenal and Burnley LMFAOOO

I think I have to end this discussion[/quote]Ok you win, NFF will get you your grade A coach soon, maybe Eguavoen will do another comeback since he's the anointed Pep Guardiola of Nigeria 🤣🤣🤣🤣

minfelix:
na because he score…so make i agree with you🤣🤣…remember Bashiru scored the last one and lost in this one…if keeper follow Iwobi own, he go catch am…forget😂

The keeper role is also to beat the player technique too. So anything is possible.

#1 Stanley Nwabali posted this after our Super Eagles' 3rd place win vs Egypt...

One bad game, does not make you a bad player

To whom it concerns. Message sent.