Earthquake3:


What attack, he didnt attack against Senegal

He is playing his level and you call that attacking?

Earthquake3:
Olunga, Tall, Agile and a bully

Exactly what the EPL needs

zoboizee:


It is very obvious you never followed his performance in Turkey. Ifeanyi Mathew never flopped. Do your findings. That guy is gifted.

darkelf:


May be a good fit for Brighton based on their system

Ohhh that reminds me, their coach has been sacked. Well, who knows

darkelf:


He didn't do so because of the players at his disposal

Now don't get me wrong, I'm not for Amunike taking the Job should Rohr leave. I too have had enough of the shenanigans of our local coaches

zoboizee:


I think Obinna Nwobodo & Ifeanyi Mathew are better than Dele Bashiru.

charlesemeka85:
give amuneke wetin? una don start abi? we dey go forward abi backward? i trust pinnick not to make such sentimental mistake. if rohr leaves the nff should go for a more advanced gaffer than turning to our local coaches wey go use their paddy paddy matter scatter what rohr have been building for the past 3 years now

TheGoodJoe:


I am with realpoacher on this. I believe Amunike would put in far better performances and results if he was the boss of the current crop of talents in the Super Eagles pool.

TheGoodJoe:


I am with realpoacher on this. I believe Amunike would put in far better performances and results if he was the boss of the current crop of talents in the Super Eagles pool.

iSlayer:



Be careful what you wish for.

TheGoodJoe:


I am with realpoacher on this. I believe Amunike would put in far better performances and results if he was the boss of the current crop of talents in the Super Eagles pool.

charlesemeka85:
kenya 3 tanzania 2 lol. osi amu onye?

Earthquake3:


Afcon keeps making you eat your words

charlesemeka85:
he performed superbly well and no top tier club in turkey snapped him up? zoboizee the hype man

charlesemeka85:
Glasgow rangers new singing Joe aribo

TheGoodJoe:


Which words am I eating? Can you point out? You think Rohr would do better with Tanzania?

jubilantagida:
I can see that many people here are running off with the opinion: there are no longer minnows in African football. They're saying this as though it's a good thing, what's happening.

I strongly disagree, there's nothing to celebrate! This is a an indication of how stagnated the growth of African football is presently and that's me being fair, as in reality, there has been a major regression on the part of footballing nations who were towering above others in the not so distant past.

Look at the Egypt, CIV, Nigeria of those years struggling to get wins over teams like Zimbabwe, Burundi, Madagascar and the likes.

I can't join in the party celebrating complacency.

TheGoodJoe:


Which words am I eating? Can you point out? You think Rohr would do better with Tanzania?