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dequir:
The Czech's team are not that fantastic too, but the early own goal might be their saving grace.

dequir:
The Czech's team are not that fantastic too, but the early own goal might be their saving grace.

Amovingman:
10k gone 🥺 💔

dequir:
The Czech's team are not that fantastic too, but the early own goal might be their saving grace.

GanagiBitrus:
Abeg make we support our Brothers

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AngelSlay:
South Africa has undoubtedly made progress in recent years, but when compared with the traditional football powerhouses on the continent, there are still legitimate questions about whether the hype matches the results.

One of the biggest challenges is that the South African domestic league, while financially stronger and better organized than many African leagues, does not consistently produce the same volume of elite talent seen from players emerging from top European leagues or even some North and West African football systems. Many of the world's top football nations have players competing weekly at the highest levels of competition, which helps raise the standard of the national team.

Despite the resources invested in football, South Africa's performances at major tournaments have often been inconsistent. Since hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup, many expected Bafana Bafana to establish themselves as a dominant force in African football. However, they have struggled to consistently challenge teams such as Nigeria, Morocco, Senegal, Egypt, and Algeria on a sustained basis.

The local league may be one of Africa's most professional leagues, but professionalism alone does not automatically translate into international success. The ultimate measure is performance on the pitch, and South Africa still has work to do before it can be considered among the continent's elite football nations.

Until the national team consistently reaches the latter stages of major tournaments and competes regularly at World Cups, some critics will argue that South African football has not fully lived up to its potential.

Kobicove:
It looks like the South Africans are going home early

43Ronin:
How can SE have allowed this very poor, untalented & Otuish SA qualify from our group? This guys won't score a single goal at the WC, and will come back with a -7 GD

dequir:
The Czech's team are not that fantastic too, but the early own goal might be their saving grace.

Fiscus105:
The guys are not good enough on the pitch, is simple as ABC. Meanwhile, during qualifications, south Africa using cunning-cunning to win the group, apart from Nigeria, every other opponent in our group, played their home matches in South Africa stadium, including our neighbor Benin republic, you can go and do the findings to confirm, "how can Benin republic who is our neighbor carried their home match to far away south Africa to play against South Africa in same qualification group".

In other words, when they wanted to play away matches with Benin or Lesotho, it was as if they were playing home matches.

Cmanforall:
Someone/most Super Eagles players are proud when they are on the pitch . They don’t show same level of commitment they show in their respective clubs. This is because some of these foreign-based players think their spots are secured in the national team. If they show similar behaviour at club level, they can be benched and another would be given the opportunity to shine.

It is only when one plays, that he’d be seen.

Also, some players are selective on matches they play during qualifying matches, which is sad. Super Eagles need a ruthless manager, who doesn’t mind inviting a player who disrespects the team or rejects invitation

omooba969:
South Africa is a waste of space in this tournament. 😏

tiswell:
Na grammar we go chop?

Cmanforall:
Someone/most Super Eagles players are proud when they are on the pitch . They don’t show same level of commitment they show in their respective clubs. This is because some of these foreign-based players think their spots are secured in the national team. If they show similar behaviour at club level, they can be benched and another would be given the opportunity to shine.

It is only when one plays, that he’d be seen.

Also, some players are selective on matches they play during qualifying matches, which is sad. Super Eagles need a ruthless manager, who doesn’t mind inviting a player who disrespects the team or rejects invitation

morpheus24:
Goal!. Wahala dey.

43Ronin:
How can SE have allowed this very poor, untalented & Otuish SA qualify from our group? This guys won't score a single goal at the WC, and will come back with a -7 GD

dequir:
The Czech's team are not that fantastic too, but the early own goal might be their saving grace.

Kalulu44:
Listening to a radio station and one of the best comments I have heard concerning this SA brouhaha was: A Nigerian called in and said. He would have loved to support South Africa but he doesn't want them to say he has taking their job, hahahaha. So let South Africa do the job of supporting their team.
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