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Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by princemi(m): 8:31pm On Mar 25, 2016
Okay firstly I'd like to express my dismay at the poor diction and obvious lack of requisite knowledge Nigerian commentators portray in our NPFL matches and international matches vs other countries.

And secondly why are Nigerian commentators always expressing their support for the Nigerian side? what happened to just giving a fair commentary like it's done in foreign matches i watch on t.v?? you hear statements like "our" boys are playing well.

This lackluster unprofessional show of mediocrity did not start today but the commentator for today's match vs Egypt was very annoying, i mean it irked me so bad i had to volume down the t.v. but on a second thought i felt i should listen and laugh at his dumbfoundness.

As i kept watching the match, i wasn't satisfied with just listening and laughing so i started documenting (yep it was that bad).

So for those of you that didn't watch the match and those that were too angered to listen to the commentary, here are the one's i picked. Enjoy!

*The game is looking 3 points for the super eagles...really??
*Ogene Caro slide the Egypt number 11 and the ref says play on so If he likes he can lie down for the rest of the game....isn't this partial and rude to the opponent??
* As the captain of the side he would get up....(he said this when Mikel was fouled)... so only captains can get back to their feet after being fouled??
* A kick and a yellow card to....to...(trying to check for the players name but probably didn't find it)...to...(then he realised he could just say the country's name)...to Egypt
*Ogene trying to find his man...As it is this time or that time it did not work...
* As it is now the Egyptians would be satisfied going home conceding all 3 points to the super eagles...who told him that??
* He didn't need to do that a goal would still give us 3 points...showing preference and disrespecting the opponent again (this happened when an Egyptian defender cleared out Moses' golden chance to double the lead)
* We have 3mins to play and if you do 3min by 60 seconds we have 180seconds...the eagles should not slip up...d eagles should not slip up...oh! the Egyptians have equalized!

So there you have it, our joker of a commentator. Add up the one's i missed

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by jaykaylegend(m): 8:42pm On Mar 25, 2016
thought I was the only one that noticed ....
kept mistaking egypt's goalkeeper Ahmed el- shenawy for italy's El Shaarawy

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by ogawisdom(m): 8:46pm On Mar 25, 2016
princemi:
Okay firstly I'd like to express my dismay at the poor diction and obvious lack of requisite knowledge Nigerian commentators portray in our NPFL matches and international matches vs other countries.

And secondly why are Nigerian commentators always expressing their support for the Nigerian side? what happened to just giving a fair commentary like it's done in foreign matches i watch on t.v?? you hear statements like "our" boys are playing well.

This lackluster unprofessional show of mediocrity did not start today but the commentator for today's match vs Egypt was very annoying, i mean it irked me so bad i had to volume down the t.v. but on a second thought i felt i should listen and laugh at his dumbfoundness.

As i kept watching the match, i wasn't satisfied with just listening and laughing so i started documenting (yep it was that bad).

So for those of you that didn't watch the match and those that were too angered to listen to the commentary, here are the one's i picked. Enjoy!

*The game is looking 3 points for the super eagles...really??
*Ogene Caro slide the Egypt number 11 and the ref says play on so If he likes he can lie down for the rest of the game....isn't this partial and rude to the opponent??
* As the captain of the side he would get up....(he said this when Mikel was fouled)... so only captains can get back to their feet after being fouled??
* A kick and a yellow card to....to...(trying to check for the players name but probably didn't find it)...to...(then he realised he could just say the country's name)...to Egypt
*Ogene trying to find his man...As it is this time or that time it did not work...
* As it is now the Egyptians would be satisfied going home conceding all 3 points to the super eagles...who told him that??
* He didn't need to do that a goal would still give us 3 points...showing preference and disrespecting the opponent again (this happened when an Egyptian defender cleared out Moses' golden chance to double the lead)
* We have 3mins to play and if you do 3min by 60 seconds we have 180seconds...the eagles should not slip up...d eagles should not slip up...oh! the Egyptians have equalized!

So there you have it, our joker of a commentator. Add up the one's i missed

U missed d worst part i e "iwobi is making his first debut for super eagles" when he said this I made him d man of d match grin grin grin

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by princemi(m): 8:47pm On Mar 25, 2016
jaykaylegend:
thought I was the only one that noticed ....

kept mistaking egypt's goalkeeper Ahmed el- shenawy for italy's El Shaarawy

cheesy hahaha...the guy is a clown

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by princemi(m): 8:53pm On Mar 25, 2016
ogawisdom:


U missed d worst part i e "iwobi is making his first debut for super eagles" when he said this I made him d man of d match grin grin grin

ya that's true...he was like "it will be on record that today the 25th of March Alex Iwobi is making his first debut for Nigeria in a competitive match"

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by Kingsasian(m): 8:59pm On Mar 25, 2016
ogawisdom:


U missed d worst part i e "iwobi is making his first debut for super eagles" when he said this I made him d man of d match grin grin grin
Did he actually say FIRST DEBUT

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by princemi(m): 8:59pm On Mar 25, 2016
Kingsasian:
Did he actually say FIRST DEBUT

you bet he did

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by Kingsasian(m): 9:01pm On Mar 25, 2016
princemi:

you bet he did
choi!

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by Chanchit: 9:11pm On Mar 25, 2016
Lmao! Cc amusaopeyemi.

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by princemi(m): 9:21pm On Mar 25, 2016
Estharfabian do you watch football?? come have your say
Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by dayowunmi(m): 9:32pm On Mar 25, 2016
princemi:


yet they ask why we run away from our local league
Seriously the commentating are usually so distasteful it could kill your interest in watching it. I hardly watch Nigeria's friendlies or qualification matches, I prefer the tournament games,not just about the commentating but the general play is usually boring but I heard the lads were great today and should have won if not for a certain Mr moses spurning some decent chances to score.

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by Nobody: 9:37pm On Mar 25, 2016
Everything about the match was just dry... From the supporters to the camera men to the two useless commentators and that foolish Oboabona

Maybe it's because am used to fast paced games like dey play in European leagues

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by Cybertext(m): 10:01pm On Mar 25, 2016
An Egyptian corner kick was whipped in from the right hand side of the flank and it caused a little bit of pannick as the ball slipped off from the Nigerian goalkeeper to mikels face almost resulting to an own goal....
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guess what our able commentator said...
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"and the Egyptians are set to take the corner......oh my God!! that would have been criminal if that had gone in"

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Like seriously

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by princemi(m): 10:03pm On Mar 25, 2016
dayowunmi:

Seriously the commentating are usually so distasteful it could kill your interest in watching it. I hardly watch Nigeria's friendlies or qualification matches, I prefer the tournament games,not just about the commentating but the general play is usually boring but I heard the lads were great today and should have won if not for a certain Mr moses spurning some decent chances to score.

Yea totally. They played beyond my expectations especially in the 2nd half...Moses threw away a golden opportunity to double our lead but my annoyance is mr. clown who was commenting rubbish

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by princemi(m): 10:04pm On Mar 25, 2016
Cybertext:
An Egyptian corner kick was whipped in from the right hand side of the flank and it caused a little bit of pannick as the ball slipped off from the Nigerian goalkeeper to mikels face almost resulting to an own goal....
.
guess what our able commentator said...
.
.
"and the Egyptians are set to take the corner......oh my God!! that would have been criminal if that had gone in"

.
.
Like seriously
cheesy

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by ViVaMadrid: 10:10pm On Mar 25, 2016
dayowunmi:

Seriously the commentating are usually so distasteful it could kill your interest in watching it. I hardly watch Nigeria's friendlies or qualification matches, I prefer the tournament games,not just about the commentating but the general play is usually boring but I heard the lads were great today and should have won if not for a certain Mr moses spurning some decent chances to score.

The word is 'commenting' and not 'commentating'. Oh! You're welcome. wink
dayowunmi:

Seriously the commentating are usually so distasteful it could kill your interest in watching it. I hardly watch Nigeria's friendlies or qualification matches, I prefer the tournament games,not just about the commentating but the general play is usually boring but I heard the lads were great today and should have won if not for a certain Mr moses spurning some decent chances to score.

The word is 'commenting' and not 'commentating'. Oh! You're welcome.

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by Nobody: 10:20pm On Mar 25, 2016
they don't understand professionalism...

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by Flexherbal(m): 10:20pm On Mar 25, 2016
I noticed some of these things, too.

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by Dahkogrin007(m): 10:20pm On Mar 25, 2016
Jersey number 4 passed d ball to Jersey number 8.... *In Nigeria commentators voice *

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by Nobody: 10:21pm On Mar 25, 2016
True

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by Nogen: 10:24pm On Mar 25, 2016
Kingsasian:
Did he actually say FIRST DEBUT
There's SECOND DEBUT na! Lol

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by ANTONINEUTRON(m): 10:26pm On Mar 25, 2016
I don't care abt d man grammar.

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but what made me angry to go off my gen b4 d match end is his sentiment when Moses goal was clear off by dat egyptian defender.

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and he didn't knw d players name especially d egyptian players; it was only Salah and D Goal Keeper name dat he knew.

When Iheanacho was substituted with Umar; he first called Iheanacho 'Azubuike' he changed nd called Umar 'Azubuike'.
For heaven on earth sake where him azubuike cme frm

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by UnknownT: 10:26pm On Mar 25, 2016
He passes the ball to the no. 9 SHIRTED player . They use that when the players esp opposition team wear jerseys without names at the back

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Re: Why Nigerian Commentators Should Not Comment On Serious Matches by Temmytea70(m): 10:29pm On Mar 25, 2016
ViVaMadrid:


The word is 'commenting' and not 'commentating'. Oh! You're welcome. wink

The word is 'commenting' and not 'commentating'. Oh! You're welcome.

Commentating is actually correct

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