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| Politization Of Nigerian Football; The Way Out by cchudychuks(op): 1:41pm On Sep 11, 2015 |
A goaless or barren draw was a narrow escape frm d Taifas that is ranked 87th position below d super eagle's. Dat could not secure a win despite the big names like Emenike, Musa etc., choosin & buildin over time frm d transition of a coach 2 another, wit d ulterior motive of governors & president issuin million of naira after wining evry major competition like afcon. The election of Amanu Pinnick administration to Giwa factions, the rift and disonance between Keshi and Pinnick coupled wit d transition of Jonathan 2 Buhari etc. Instead of progression or transition of d under 20's to super eagles as Ghana did. This & many more should b problem of thought affecting our football. Chuks Okons, Unubi. what do think? |
| Re: Politization Of Nigerian Football; The Way Out by POWEROFPEACE(m): 1:52pm On Sep 11, 2015 |
The new coach should try and study the team very well and make all necessary changes without allowing any form of interferences from any political inclined individuals. I assume he is still new and needs more time with his team. |
| Re: Politization Of Nigerian Football; The Way Out by cchudychuks(op): 1:58pm On Sep 11, 2015 |
POWEROFPEACE:thank u but what ghana did is payin we try d same |
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