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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by daveP(m): 12:54am On Feb 28
Morocco dey beef caf aftr motsepe don too feed dem sugar. Jedijedi both ways. Smh. Embarrassing postponement
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by solonnachi: 10:39am On Feb 28
Coach Madugu should please field new players in today's friendly against Cameroon.especially Comfort Erhabor.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by yinkeys(m): 12:04pm On Feb 28
Ngozi Okobi is back 🙌
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 3:21pm On Feb 28
Nigeria 🇳🇬 🆚 Cameroon 🇨🇲

Comfort Erhabor

Oladipo ➖ Isah ➖ Demehin ➖ Ogbonna

Okobi ➖ Ucheibe ➖ Echegini

Ajibade ➖ Monday ➖ Babajide

Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by TheSuperNerd(m): 3:42pm On Feb 28
He listened.

solonnachi:
Coach Madugu should please field new players in today's friendly against Cameroon.especially Comfort Erhabor.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 4:05pm On Feb 28
Live 🎥

Nigeria 🇳🇬 🆚 Cameroon 🇨🇲

https://www.youtube.com/live/BIX69tiBJzw?si=Z7K6vbhW8Acg5v_I
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Samueltemi337(m): 4:08pm On Feb 28
Schemerkhiz:
Live 🎥

Nigeria 🇳🇬 🆚 Cameroon 🇨🇲

https://www.youtube.com/live/BIX69tiBJzw?si=Z7K6vbhW8Acg5v_I
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Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by ekehopp2: 4:15pm On Feb 28
Schemerkhiz:
Live 🎥

Nigeria 🇳🇬 🆚 Cameroon 🇨🇲

https://www.youtube.com/live/BIX69tiBJzw?si=Z7K6vbhW8Acg5v_I
This is unstable. Try this one also:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WXsGaT0t4U
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 4:33pm On Feb 28
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by do4luv14(m): 4:41pm On Feb 28
Schemerkhiz:
This one is okay!

https://www.youtube.com/live/M1i_UFjZVEE?si=Deitf5RezKMn-gTi
My Data got finished these morning

Will be watch here pls let the update come steadily pls
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by do4luv14(m): 4:54pm On Feb 28
What's the scores pls
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Samueltemi337(m): 4:54pm On Feb 28
do4luv14:
What's the scores pls
0 - 0
Halftime
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by do4luv14(m): 5:19pm On Feb 28
Samueltemi337:
0 - 0
Halftime
Thanks

Pls how good are Comfort and the new players
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by BascoVanVeli(m): 5:29pm On Feb 28
do4luv14:
Thanks

Pls how good are Comfort and the new players
Comfort has been fantastic. Far better than I expected.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 5:55pm On Feb 28
do4luv14:
What's the scores pls
FT: Cameroon 🇨🇲 (1️⃣) - (0️⃣) Nigeria 🇳🇬
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 5:55pm On Feb 28
do4luv14:
Thanks

Pls how good are Comfort and the new players
3rd choice at best right now….!!
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by AkinDS: 6:06pm On Feb 28
Well, Well.
A rag-tag Cameroonian team just beat our SF 1-0, scoring in the 89th minute.
Glory Ogbonna (who knows why she was brought back into the team after her wilderness) was out injured and our wise man of a coach decided to continue the game with 10 players, enabling the Rag-tag Cameroonians to score.

There were a lot of players that had no business playing, including Okobi (#13, who was poor all game long), Glory Ogbonna (#4, whose left back position was a constant point of attack because she clearly was the weakest link in defense), and Onyenezide (#8, who came in as a sub and was nothing short of being a passenger on the field).

I feel bad for Erharbor, who was on track to have a clean sheet, save for the very poor game management on the part of Madugu (playing 1 woman down and was clueless about utilizing his bench).

Notable pluses:
Comfort Erharbor (#1) - after a nervous start, looked assured and played the part. For someone playing her first international match, very pleased with her performance.
Don't know her name yet (#21) - still trying to find out who the left footed, red boned midfielder who came in later on in the second half is. She fit in like a glove and played with extreme confidence in the midfield. Even though she was a sub, she definitely was miles better than Okobi, who constantly turned the ball over and was a weak link in the midfield.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by AkinDS: 6:11pm On Feb 28
Sorry, who is your second choicehuh

I would argue that she is #2, as I don't see any of the big butted women that Madugu has been inviting that are better than Comfort.
She had a nervy start (her first ever international) and would have had a clean sheet, save for the bone headed decision by Magudu not to make a timely substitution for the sub-par Ogbonna, and opted to play 1 woman down.

She had a very good game overall - her command of the 18 was solid, her ground game (footwork) was great and she definitely looked and played like she belonged.
Schemerkhiz:
3rd choice at best right now….!!
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 6:13pm On Feb 28
AkinDS:
Well, Well.
A rag-tag Cameroonian team just beat our SF 1-0, scoring in the 89th minute.
Glory Ogbonna (who knows why she was brought back into the team after her wilderness) was out injured and our wise man of a coach decided to continue the game with 10 players, enabling the Rag-tag Cameroonians to score.

There were a lot of players that had no business playing, including Okobi (#13, who was poor all game long), Glory Ogbonna (#4, whose left back position was a constant point of attack because she clearly was the weakest link in defense), and Onyenezide (#8, who came in as a sub and was nothing short of being a passenger on the field).

I feel bad for Erharbor, who was on track to have a clean sheet, save for the very poor game management on the part of Madugu (playing 1 woman down and was clueless about utilizing his bench).

Notable pluses:
Comfort Erharbor (#1) - after a nervous start, looked assured and played the part. For someone playing her first international match, very pleased with her performance.
Don't know her name yet (#21) - still trying to find out who the left footed, red boned midfielder who came in later on in the second half is. She fit in like a glove and played with extreme confidence in the midfield. Even though she was a sub, she definitely was miles better than Okobi, who constantly turned the ball over and was a weak link in the midfield.
That’s Christopher Precious playing for Yanga Princess in Tanzania 🇹🇿

Her call up was pretty okay as a Left Footed Midfielder and better than the other midfielders.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by semid4lyfe(mod): 6:17pm On Feb 28
daveP:
Morocco dey beef caf aftr motsepe don too feed dem sugar. Jedijedi both ways. Smh. Embarrassing postponement
Great hosts but terrible sportsmen.

They leaked their withdrawal from hosting the WAFCON thinking it'd put CAF in a tight spot but when they heard SA was ready to step in, they backtracked that they had not withdrawn officially.

Another reason they didn't withdraw is because this AFCON will serve as the qualifiers for the world cup, and they stand a better chance of qualifying as host.

Motsepe too feels beholden to them and that's the reason he didn't strip them of the hosting rights.

If na another country dey pull this Morocco stunts, and SA dey standby, hin for don strip them since.

Anyhow sha, make CAF and Morocco get their acts together. The WAFCON must hold this year.

Mission XI is loading
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 6:21pm On Feb 28
semid4lyfe:
Great hosts but terrible sportsmen.

They leaked their withdrawal from hosting the WAFCON thinking it'd put CAF in a tight spot but when they heard SA was ready to step in, they backtracked that they had not withdrawn officially.

Another reason they didn't withdraw is because this AFCON will serve as the qualifiers for the world cup, and they stand a better chance of qualifying as host.

Motsepe too feels beholden to them and that's the reason he didn't strip them of the hosting rights.

If na another country they pull this Morocco stunts, and SA dey standby, hin for don strip them since.

Anyhow sha, make CAF and Morocco get their acts together. The WAFCON must hold this year.

Mission XI is loading
Mission X1 loading ke, Pray they qualify for the World Cup first…
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by semid4lyfe(mod):
Schemerkhiz:
Mission X1 loading ke, Pray they qualify for the World Cup first…
I am a default believer in our National teams, especially the Super Falcons.

If disappointment comes along the way, I take it in my stride and look forward to the next one.

#Believe.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by AkinDS: 6:33pm On Feb 28
I suspected it was her but was unsure.
Liked her confidence and the way she played (touches, off the ball movements and speed). She is one to keep on the squad for me.

We need better midfielders to compliment the crew we have. Certainly, no need for mediocre players like of Okobi (over the hill), Onyenezide (poor overall performance). There are quite a few much better players who will help take the SF to that next level we need to be.

Schemerkhiz:
That’s Christopher Precious playing for Yanga Princess in Tanzania 🇹🇿

Her call up was pretty okay as a Left Footed Midfielder and better than the other midfielders.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by AkinDS: 6:45pm On Feb 28
Believe, when there are tell tale signs you are about to face a headwind?

Look at the performance trajectory of this team since WAFCON...

Some of us argued that the 'Mission X' win was pretty much due to the ladies sheer 'will and desire' to win the trophy and not because of any significant input of the coach. Well, looking at the performance of their games post-WAFCON is an indication of what to expect.
The warped desire of the coach to move backwards (bringing in players that offer little or no value to the team - Okobi, Ogbonna, Onyenezide) instead of focusing on the future, is a HUGE problem with this coach.
He could have utilized the momentum of WAFCON to reinforce this team with the singular objective of becoming a world class team, instead of pandering to the old guard who offer nothing of value to the future SF.
semid4lyfe:
I am default believer in our National teams, especially the Super Falcons.

If disappoint comes along the way, I take it in my stride and look forward to the next one.

#Believe.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by semid4lyfe(mod): 6:52pm On Feb 28
AkinDS:
I suspected it was her but was unsure.
Liked her confidence and the way she played (touches, off the ball movements and speed). She is one to keep on the squad for me.

We need better midfielders to compliment the crew we have. Certainly, no need for mediocre players like of Okobi (over the hill), Onyenezide (poor overall performance). There are quite a few much better players who will help take the SF to that next level we need to be.
Thank you for this assessment. It's a double friendly right?

Hopefully, the coach will bench the poor players, and give others a chance in the second game.

Madugu has this self-destruct thing in him. That's how he benched Echegini in the last WAFCON final for Abiodun and it almost cost us.

Football is a youth sports, and ageing impacts negatively on the ability of ladies more than men. We've seen it with Rita Chikelu, Onome Ebi and we're currently seeing it with Asisat Oshaola, Ngozi Okobi, Osinachi Ohale and Francesca Ordega who are past their best. Absolutely no reason for Okobi to have been invited back in the first place.

Looking forward to the second game.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by solonnachi: 7:02pm On Feb 28
We need our Esther Okoronkwo, Ashleigh Plumptre and Deborah Abiodun back.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 7:09pm On Feb 28
Watch out for this Ghanaian Striker though…

Ajegipina Zakaria made her maiden appearance for the Black Queens of Ghana against Hong Kong in the Pink Ladies Cup and scoring a goal after coming on in the second half.

Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 7:11pm On Feb 28
semid4lyfe:
Thank you for this assessment. It's a double friendly right?

Hopefully, the coach will bench the poor players, and give others a chance in the second game.

Madugu has this self-destruct thing in him. That's how he benched Echegini in the last WAFCON final for Abiodun and it almost cost us.

Football is a youth sports, and ageing impacts negatively on the ability of ladies more than men. We've seen it with Rita Chikelu, Onome Ebi and we're currently seeing it with Asisat Oshaola, Ngozi Okobi, Osinachi Ohale and Francesca Ordega who are past their best. Absolutely no reason for Okobi to have been invited back in the first place.

Looking forward to the second game.
But do you even know that Cameroon beat Nigeria with a team of over 95% Home Based players..

Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Hardrive(m): 7:28pm On Feb 28
We are most likely going to struggle in this wafcon that serves as a world cup qualifier. But if the coach needs to redeem himself, he has to find a powerful striker to complement ihezuo for the wafcon. Someone with physical presence.
If we keep playing with one striker it would be difficult for us. Secondly, we have to play with 2 strikers going forward. Drop one goalkeeper for a striker. Unless, no world cup for super falcons. Onyedineze is not it. No speed nor strength.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by isan(m): 8:03pm On Feb 28
Lol cheesy some of you guys ehn grin grin you're jokers ....maybe you should apply for the falcons job
Hardrive:
We are most likely going to struggle in this wafcon that serves as a world cup qualifier. But if the coach needs to redeem himself, he has to find a powerful striker to complement ihezuo for the wafcon. Someone with physical presence.
If we keep playing with one striker it would be difficult for us. Secondly, we have to play with 2 strikers going forward. Drop one goalkeeper for a striker. Unless, no world cup for super falcons. Onyedineze is not it. No speed nor strength.
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by isan(m): 8:05pm On Feb 28
It means nothing it's just a friendly for experiment..... winning that match doesn't mean anything for Nigeria
Schemerkhiz:
But do you even know that Cameroon beat Nigeria with a team of over 95% Home Based players..
Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by isan(m): 8:06pm On Feb 28
We should watch out for her because he score against almighty Hong-kong ...she won't even start for Nigeria u20
Schemerkhiz:
Watch out for this Ghanaian Striker though…

Ajegipina Zakaria made her maiden appearance for the Black Queens of Ghana against Hong Kong in the Pink Ladies Cup and scoring a goal after coming on in the second half.
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