₦airaland Forum

politricks:
GOD FORBID.Is Buhari,oba of lagos e.t.c not older him?,yet they dont look so dull.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Having said that, if you saw Buhari or see his pictures when he was minister of Petroleum in the 70s or head of state in the early 80s you'd understand better. He was a much more stunning dude. We all respond to age and disease in different ways. I for one think that Amodu now looks like a diabetic patient.

dom:
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Having said that, if you saw Buhari or see his pictures when he was minister of Petroleum in the 70s or head of state in the early 80s you'd understand better. He was a much more stunning dude. We all respond to age and disease in different ways. I for one think that Amodu now looks like a diabetic patient.

That is what an talking about.

Amodu: I almost turned down the super eagles job.
Nigerians: Ok we af hear you. Just get us the ticket to Morrocco and get out of here. Then we go for a foriegn tactician like Berti Vogt in 2008 or Lars Largerback in 2010. Maybe David Moyes is the man to call on this time.
*The last time I checked, he is still jobless.

Hmph.. see this odechukwu.. see his record of being Nigeria's most sacked Super Eagles Coach ever

1994–1995 Nigeria - SACKED
1996–1997 Nigeria -SACKED
1996–1997 Orlando Pirates -SACKED
2001–2002 Nigeria - SACKED
2008–2010 Nigeria -SACKED

You are just the kind of man NFF needs when they want to SACK and get a White Coach.. bushmann

Jaywilzee:
The return of amodu.......(Part 3),after qualifying d eagles,u'll be relief of ur post as usual..

Bros this ur English tho

dom:
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Having said that, if you saw Buhari or see his pictures when he was minister of Petroleum in the 70s or head of state in the early 80s you'd understand better. He was a much more stunning dude. We all respond to age and disease in different ways. I for one think that Amodu now looks like a diabetic patient.

it is not nice to rip on peeps with diabetes

whytfaz:
Bros this ur English tho

correct me na....I wan learn

na lie u talk Amodu, sharrap!

Jarus:
Smh. Go and check his records. He is the most successful Nigerian coach, arguably more than Keshi despite the latter winning ANC.

Qualified Nigeria for 2 World Cups
Won at least 3 Nations cup medals for Nigeria
Won laurels for a number of Nigerian leagues clubs.

Which ntions cup medal? Bronze? Pls i hate mediocrity.

Lier

voltron:
it is not nice to rip on peeps with diabetes

my own father, uncles, and no less than 5 close relatives are diabetic. So I cant be "ripping" on them. What I said was a pure statement of fact. Not an attempt to disparage or denigrate anyone. I feel very very strongly about it thats why i'm even joining issues with you.

You almost turned down 5m a month job! Walahi Talahi

sauceny:
Dude be lying with N5m involved.... Not even obama would think of turning it down.

Only saying it,so Nigerians wouldn't see him as a money loving person that is more concerned of the take home package,than the job.

Meanwhile;Dude must have had a big celebration/thanksgiving in the church & shrine...... Because not even a shell/nnpc/chevron employee earns such amount of money.

Who says Shell workers don't earn more than 5m?

Why would Amodu be happy ? Afterall, Siasia was sacked and Keshi was hired. That's how it is.

vislabraye:
Who says Shell workers don't earn more than 5m?

Why would Amodu be happy ? Afterall, Siasia was sacked and Keshi was hired. That's how it is.

Dude an average employee doesn't earn that,unless you a senior employee.

politricks:
I dont know why i dislike this guy.Maybe its because he looks somehow dull.

Jesus!
If men were gods!
Last Bullet
How can you dislike a fellow human beans cos of looks?

solbase10:
Super Eagles’ interim coach Amodu Shuaibu has revealed that he almost turned down the job but had to accept after he was convinced by NFF boss Pinnick Amaju to tinker the team in the remaining two AFCON qualifiers. He spoke with RICHARD JIDEAKA

Was it a difficult task for you accepting to handle Super Eagles last two AFCON qualifying matches as caretaker coach?

First and foremost, my reaction to the news of my coming back to handle the national team was a kind of surprise to me. Surprise in the sense that I have been disconnected from football coaching at the national team level for the past four years and hearing that the NFF wanted me as interim coach was a big surprise.

So, I was the last person I expected to be called for this job. The first thing that came to my mind was to say outright no. The reason why I thought about saying outright no was to make serious efforts to see how we can avert the removal of my colleague, (Stephen Keshi) from this job because he has only two games remaining in the qualifiers.

What is your view on the removal of Keshi from the national team with just two games to go?

My reason for this is that I believe it was not all over for the team. And that if we were patient enough for him to probably finish this job, we could still qualify and at that level, we would have been able to appraise him (Keshi) properly. But it looks like superior reasoning overtook my sentiment. But the decision was taken after I made serious efforts to see if the situation would be salvaged. Unfortunately, it was deeper from what I can see from outside.

Do you see the assignment as a difficult one?

I wanted to have a mental picture of what the job is all about before accepting to handle the remaining two matches of the 2015 Afcon qualifiers. I made my condition very clear to the NFF that if I were to accept the job for the remaining two matches; we must appreciate where we are coming from. And as a professional, I thought I was going to be close to the technical department where I was assigned to man for over a year now though without the necessary instrument of office to perform in the first place anyway.

How are you going to prosecute the two matches?

The NFF President Amaju Pinnick assured me of total support and I know he is a man of honour. So, I let him go out with the announcement. As I speak to you now, I am not going to dwell on controversies. My plan is to meet with my technical team to see how we can fashion out plans that will be suitable to prosecute these two matches.

Will Nigeria qualify for the Nations Cup?

At the end of the day what is important to me, my crew and all Nigerians is to see how we can salvage the situation and get the required results that will see us qualify.

Will you work with Keshi’s template in the area of players’ selection?

We have just met with the NFF technical department and they made our job easy by providing a list of 60 players to select from. I will sit with my technical crew and see those who are in good form for invitation. There is no way we can overhaul the Super Eagles within one month. Keshi’s team is made up of some of the best players the country can boast off so we’ll give them a chance to prove themselves.

Are we likely to see the return of Ike Uche in the team?

To be frank with you, I will give Ike Uche a call this night to commend him for scoring 100 goals in La Liga. He is doing well and if he remains in such good form, he surely will be recalled.

What is your term of contract as the interim coach?

To tell you the truth, I have not discussed the terms of the assignment with the FA. I believe that the NFF chieftains will give us what we deserve. Money is not the issue here but patriotism.

Source: http://completesportsnigeria.com/amodu-almost-turned-eagles-job/

iyen o kan aiye mehn

OkikiOluwa1:
Jesus!
If men were gods!
Last Bullet
How can you dislike a fellow human beans cos of looks?

lol.Its not my fault now.

politricks:
lol.Its not my fault now.

Amodu is as dull as his look make no mistake about it. no training courses or seminar for the past 6 years. he is truly dull.and u wonder why our football is dull

solbase10:
Super Eagles’ interim coach Amodu Shuaibu has revealed that he almost turned down the job but had to accept after he was convinced by NFF boss Pinnick Amaju to tinker the team in the remaining two AFCON qualifiers. He spoke with RICHARD JIDEAKA

Was it a difficult task for you accepting to handle Super Eagles last two AFCON qualifying matches as caretaker coach?

First and foremost, my reaction to the news of my coming back to handle the national team was a kind of surprise to me. Surprise in the sense that I have been disconnected from football coaching at the national team level for the past four years and hearing that the NFF wanted me as interim coach was a big surprise.

So, I was the last person I expected to be called for this job. The first thing that came to my mind was to say outright no. The reason why I thought about saying outright no was to make serious efforts to see how we can avert the removal of my colleague, (Stephen Keshi) from this job because he has only two games remaining in the qualifiers.

What is your view on the removal of Keshi from the national team with just two games to go?

My reason for this is that I believe it was not all over for the team. And that if we were patient enough for him to probably finish this job, we could still qualify and at that level, we would have been able to appraise him (Keshi) properly. But it looks like superior reasoning overtook my sentiment. But the decision was taken after I made serious efforts to see if the situation would be salvaged. Unfortunately, it was deeper from what I can see from outside.

Do you see the assignment as a difficult one?

I wanted to have a mental picture of what the job is all about before accepting to handle the remaining two matches of the 2015 Afcon qualifiers. I made my condition very clear to the NFF that if I were to accept the job for the remaining two matches; we must appreciate where we are coming from. And as a professional, I thought I was going to be close to the technical department where I was assigned to man for over a year now though without the necessary instrument of office to perform in the first place anyway.

How are you going to prosecute the two matches?

The NFF President Amaju Pinnick assured me of total support and I know he is a man of honour. So, I let him go out with the announcement. As I speak to you now, I am not going to dwell on controversies. My plan is to meet with my technical team to see how we can fashion out plans that will be suitable to prosecute these two matches.

Will Nigeria qualify for the Nations Cup?

At the end of the day what is important to me, my crew and all Nigerians is to see how we can salvage the situation and get the required results that will see us qualify.

Will you work with Keshi’s template in the area of players’ selection?

We have just met with the NFF technical department and they made our job easy by providing a list of 60 players to select from. I will sit with my technical crew and see those who are in good form for invitation. There is no way we can overhaul the Super Eagles within one month. Keshi’s team is made up of some of the best players the country can boast off so we’ll give them a chance to prove themselves.

Are we likely to see the return of Ike Uche in the team?

To be frank with you, I will give Ike Uche a call this night to commend him for scoring 100 goals in La Liga. He is doing well and if he remains in such good form, he surely will be recalled.

What is your term of contract as the interim coach?

To tell you the truth, I have not discussed the terms of the assignment with the FA. I believe that the NFF chieftains will give us what we deserve. Money is not the issue here but patriotism.

Source: http://completesportsnigeria.com/amodu-almost-turned-eagles-job/

I almost turned down the post,but could not because its juicy and am Nigerian.