kentebemoney:

No na BUBU we need, he plays for LIFELESS FC.

Very nepotic midfielder

Eseose9:


Reason why I hardly visit this thread.So many emotional people even me way be woman don't think that way. Any small mistake: drop this player,invite this one ,invite that one,sack the coach etc.Haba!!!
Anyway Odion Jude Igahlo Where are your ACCUSERS?

daveP:
Your exaggeration skill is legendary and topnotch. keep it up well. consistency births upgrade!!!

MetalJigsaw:
If this guy hits form sir! you guys won't be able to stop hailing him sir. And he's very young and you know what that means.

Odunayaw:
Ewo leleyi

forgiveness:


Bryan is better than Collins.

Eleniyan15:
No more nacho discussion for now, Atleast make we we new constructive argument

Nigerian Players needs to work more on power (physical Ability), it would really go a long way (Henry,Jamiu,iwobi e.t.c).

The only problem I think Aina has is Lack of concentration at times ( e too dey loose guard)

Etebo also fine player but his just unpredictable ( today on, tomorrow of)

minfelix:
very horrible thread!! to some people rohr should be sacked today tomoro...i just dislike some peoples insatiability on this thread...replace a coach because he made a late sub in a match we won away?...una own too much here, i kno even if rohr wins the remainin two matches sm peeps here would still not be satisfied wit him..rigid! rigid! flexible!..plss dis man is trying i swear!! he cant be a 100% perfect coach we all crave 4...how do u guys kno he wil be exposed in d afcon..is it uganda,zimbabwe,tanzania,madagascar dat will expose us...even the almighty croatia cldnt beat us frm stringing passes it took dem set pieces to unlock us..lets continue encouraging d team and the coach and also kip suggesting the right players and not outright overhauling of both team and coach abeg!

krattoss:
if u read my posts often.. I maintain with boldness that all these beer palour analysts opinions doesn't count. It doesn't go past this s thread and the roofs of their apartments.
That's why I hate analysing, and my worst people in this life are football analysts cos talk is cheap to them. And moreover nothing they say can change even the smallest hair in reality.
So anytime u see them exercising their freedom of speech and arguing with their MB.. Just ignore and pass cos what they say doesn't effect in reality.

Nobody here.. I repeat nobody here s opinion can effect what happens in the glass house. It can't effect what Rohr is gonna do In the future and it can't affect how a team or a person performs. And most importantly, it can't affect the result which is meant to be anyway.. So anybody yearning dust, hating, criticizing or fantasizing about his weirdest dreams.. Hurray to dream is free.. But dreams remains dream and nothing more..

So bro enjoy the thread, like posts u love, take educative ones and leave e warriors and internet coaches to keep mastur'bating.. Atleast it's the safest sex out there.

Unlimited22:
Is there no way we can cap Phillip Anyanwu Billing?

Eseose9:


Reason why I hardly visit this thread.So many emotional people even me way be woman don't think that way. Any small mistake: drop this player,invite this one ,invite that one,sack the coach etc.Haba!!!
Anyway Odion Jude Igahlo Where are your ACCUSERS?

Eseose9:
Exclusive: Nigeria hero Odion Ighalo nearly quit after death threats

COLIN UDOH West Africa Editor, Kwesé ESPN
SFAX, Tunisia --

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"We are 99 per cent sealed the ticket to the Cup of Nations," he told KweséESPN in an exclusive interview in Sfax, Tunisia, where the second match was played.
But all of this nearly did not happen. Sitting down in the changing room of the Taieb Mhiri Stadium, Ighalo reflected on what has been a challenging last few months for him and his family.
For a fleeting moment, the ever-present smile turned wry, then retreated as Ighalo opened about on how he and his family -- including his children -- endured vitriolic abuse, and even received death threats on social media, after a World Cup performance where even he admitted he had not played up to his own high standards.
Things got so bad, Ighalo said, that he came this close to packing it all in.
"I know the fans want me to score goals. I understand them," the China-based striker said. "But some of them took it to another level.
"They said a lot of things. To my innocent kids, to my wife, even to the extent they threatened my life and the life of my family."
Despite trying to remain above it all and not respond to critics, he was deeply hurt by the attacks on his family, especially his children.
"I felt very bad [when they went after my family]. I had to talk to my wife because she could not take it. Some words they said about my kids, about me. Some words they said to her, threatening and all that. That is beyond football.
"You know women and how they react when you talk about their children. But I never said a word to nobody and I never replied anybody."
He did not have to take any action to protect his family, as they live in England while he plays in China for Changchun Yatai. But with all of that going on, it was only natural that the forward wanted to quit, especially when his wife advised him to.
"My wife said 'you don't have to go there [to Nigeria] any more' and it was because of all what they said to her and to our family."
It took national team coach Gernot Rohr's intervention to convince Ighalo to come back and suit up in green and white again.
Ighalo explained: "I want to thank Rohr because after the World Cup and all those things happened, he called me before the Seychelles game [in September] and I told him I was contemplating stopping because it is not easy.
"But the coach had belief in me. He said 'I know you are a good goalscorer and I know you can do it. Come and show them that you can score.'
"If a coach believes in me, then I will come. I told hm 'coach, if I am in your plans hundred percent then I will honour the invitation any time you call me.'
"He said 'yes, you you are in my plans for the games'. Then he said 'don't be under pressure, just go do your thing, I know you can do it.'
"That gave me the confidence which I believed that I needed. I want to thank him for defending me, and giving me the words like a father, encouraging me, talking to me. He gave me more belief and I thank God for repaying him with these goals."
Ighalo has since disabled comments on his Instagram account, where he is still active, and rarely appears in front of the media. And he has no intention of changing that decision anytime soon.
So does he feel like he has proven all those doubters wrong?
"I am not trying to prove anybody wrong," he said. "I am just trying to work hard for my country and I always give hundred percent.
"Unfortunately, it didn't happen the way I wanted it at the World Cup. But life did not end there. I went back to my club, and I continued my game.
"Now I am back here to play for my country. I just want to give hundred percent whenever I play, goal or no goal. As long as the team wins, I am satisfied."
Nigeria's next Afcon qualifier is against South Africa on 16 November.

http://kwese.espn.com/football/nigeria/story/3671428/nigeria-hero-ighalo-nearly-quit-after-death-threats?platform=amp&__twitter_impression=true

minfelix:
very horrible thread!! to some people rohr should be sacked today tomoro...i just dislike some peoples insatiability on this thread...replace a coach because he made a late sub in a match we won away?...una own too much here, i kno even if rohr wins the remainin two matches sm peeps here would still not be satisfied wit him..rigid! rigid! flexible!..plss dis man is trying i swear!! he cant be a 100% perfect coach we all crave 4...how do u guys kno he wil be exposed in d afcon..is it uganda,zimbabwe,tanzania,madagascar dat will expose us...even the almighty croatia cldnt beat us frm stringing passes it took dem set pieces to unlock us..lets continue encouraging d team and the coach and also kip suggesting the right players and not outright overhauling of both team and coach abeg!

Hanibal:
And I wonder why the most active contributors on this thread always go silent during and immediately after a match, allowing these professional bashers and negative people have a filled day...
Is it a planned something?

Hanibal:
And I wonder why the most active contributors on this thread always go silent during and immediately after a match, allowing these professional bashers and negative people have a filled day...
Is it a planned something?

Curtisaxel7:


I literally wept while reading this. I personally saw no fault with Ighalo's performance at the WC. NONE AT ALL. The guy suffered from lack of supply from the selfish Victor Moses and a poor nonfunctional midfield. There is little a CF can do if he doesn't get accurate passes.

I was shocked to see many people even on this forum blaming Ighalo for the loss to Argentina. Even the world's finest strikers may have missed those chances.

Dear Ighalo, some of us NEVER doubted your abilities. Not then, not now.

elyte89:



Ighalo accusers are on strike protesting against his sudden resurgence ,even one said he would still go back to his old form,as if ighalo is playing for Togo,not nija,c d level of badbelleism

Curtisaxel7:


All the Ighalo haters have gone underground.

Safarigirl has gone on exile since Ighalo's exploits yesterday.

Last time she said she was writing an exam, who knows what her excuse will be today?

TheSupernerd nko? Nowhere to be found!

Eseose9:


Annoyingly thing is that I am pro Iheanacho but you won't see me castigating Igahlo,insulting or blaming him for any mistakes the team makes simply because he is benching My fav player.No!!! They are all Nigerians and we should support,love,criticize them equally. See the way Kelechi was very happy for Igahlo after he scored. ThankGod they don't visit this thread (I hope so) Because the comments here can cause bad blood and beef amongst players

Curtisaxel7:


All the Ighalo haters have gone underground.

Safarigirl has gone on exile since Ighalo's exploits yesterday.

Last time she said she was writing an exam, who knows what her excuse will be today?

The.Supernerd nko? Nowhere to be found!

tbaba1234:
Criticisms of Ighalo were valid but people go too far when they start insulting family and issuing death threats.

Glad he has started to score. Long may it continue.

As regards Rohr, yes he has deficiences but so do other coaches. He has a great record with Nigeria against African sides. I can't complain when he is producing results.

We should balance our criticisms.

Earthquake1:


I dont think Philip wants to play for Nigeria

Eleniyan15:
No more nacho discussion for now, Atleast make we we new constructive argument

Nigerian Players needs to work more on power (physical Ability), it would really go a long way (Henry,Jamiu,iwobi e.t.c).

The only problem I think Aina has is Lack of concentration at times ( e too dey loose guard)

Etebo also fine player but his just unpredictable ( today on, tomorrow of)

Curtisaxel7:


I literally wept while reading this. I personally saw no fault with Ighalo's performance at the WC. NONE AT ALL. The guy suffered from lack of supply from the selfish Victor Moses and a poor nonfunctional midfield. There is little a CF can do if he doesn't get accurate passes.

I was shocked to see many people even on this forum blaming Ighalo for the loss to Argentina. Even the world's finest strikers may have missed those chances.

Dear Ighalo, some of us NEVER doubted your abilities. Not then, not now.

TheSuperNerd:
Reading back on the comments here in the aftermath of our win over Libya in Tunisia, I think I am glad I missed the ruckus on here. But I definitely didn't miss the game.

Ighalo is back. He was back already in Uyo but he used the latest game in Tunisia to show his Hattrick is no flash in the pan. He is back and he is good to go as our number 9 going forward ahead of Afcon 2019. But it is still good to have an Isaac Success pushing him competitively and an Iheanacho providing options in our attack dept either in the CF or SS roles. We are loaded and that is my happiness. Gosh, the only thing I miss in not being around on here for the second leg was the way I would have celebrated that Iggy scoop for the winning goal... Ighalo rolled back his Watford days in that third goal by perfectly executing the "Iggy scoop" taking out two players in the process... Sending them to Alabama. Lol

He did awesome and was truly a hero.



And for those Nigerians especially on Instagram who went as far as threatening Ighalo's wife and kids... Yes! Even his kids were threatened. I got two words for them...

"Sick" and "Lobotomy"

They are seriously sick people who are in serious need of a super lobotomy.
There is a line man must not cross even in criticisms. Shallow Nigerians we have scattered all over. Reason why I don't relate with the low mediocre mentality of majority of Nigerians. Rubbish.