leathalbeast:
show me an afcon group stage match where we lost to mali?

Curtisaxel7:


Nigeria versus Cameroon? Is it confirmed?

mostob:
be deceiving yourselves o. of course we are your girlfriend, that is why you couldn't win a trophy since Naija independence.

ChrisKels:


But I can show u many where u lost where it mattered most, "the KO stages"

achimotan:


We beat in the group matches and they in turn beat us in the 3rd place matches

Sainty92:
Ghana doing all they could to score more goals and avoid Nigeria. Nobody wan go home early...

leathalbeast:
show me then

ChrisKels:


U ain't worth this airtime bro. I cant be arguing with someone who sees group stage matches as more weighty than the KO stages. I love taking on Ghanaians on soccer related matters bkus some of them are really knowledgeable and can be objective even when emotional, buh, for u to have used that line "group stage over KO", u are a far cry from those brainy guys I came/come across on ghanasoccernet.com/ghanaweb, so bro, I'm done with u. I dont indulge in purely academic arguments. Goodnight

ChrisKels:


What is Mali to Ghana

andrew444:
I hope Benin republic qualifies after drawing 3 games

mostob:
be deceiving yourselves o. of course we are your girlfriend, that is why you couldn't win a trophy since Naija independence.

Joebie:
Deceiving yourself. Ghana had 2 points before the final game. There was a chance there were going to be the 3rd placed team and a possibility of not making it to the next round. Both games were played the same time, did you expect they would be complacent?

Joebie:
I've been doing my research. Are there proven former national team coaches out there who are without a job?
I'm speaking of coaches who can play the kind of football we want.

One name comes to mind, Juan Carlos Osorio. Let's build a list.. any more suggestions on our next handler?

modified
my bad, it seems the oga is taken. He just got a new job.. maybe we can snatch him from that club

busky007:
itz been long .
i have just been following this afcon and u guys analysis silently.the way u people stand behind the team sometimes amazes me .I must say kudos
but am sure of one thing anyway
WE ARE COMING HOME EMPTY

komekn:


I think our approach should be to ask ourselves first, what are the 3/4 or 5 essential character traits required to succeed as a manager of the SE considering our peculiar circumstances as well as organisational culture and values.

For me it would be as follows :
UNCOMPROMISING INTEGRITY
IN-DEPTH EXPERIENTIAL FOOTBALL KNOWLEDGE
INTELLIGENT ASSERTIVENESS
DIPLOMACY
PASSIONATE EMPATHY FOR THE SE.


With this in mind there are somethings that you ca understand but only if your black can you experience, the manager has to be black.

From a perspective of personal interaction, my first choice would be Chris Houghton and my second choice may seem a bit of a maverick but he will throw his entire being into the job and is not scared to say his mind, SOL CAMPBELL.

You may indeed have your own approach that is different from mine it will be interesting to see it and your rational too which allows for better appreciation.

Taliban:


Benin has better GD than SA and Kenya except if CAF us using a different benchmark

Drtega:
Tunisia should be winning by now

iSlayer:
Lol chai.. Look at how matured people are throwing insults left and right like it's one secondary school Whatsapp group.

BascoVanVeli:
I would like to one day see a WAFU featuring every team's best players. It would rival the AFCON IMO.

Now that takes me into my wacky thought of the day. I think west African football would improve more if we make ourselves a separate entity. We have a good quality teams that can get each other better. If we do this countries can save money in travelling and spend it to improve the quality at home. Well that is just a thought.

Skillset11:

Coaching is not about experience but philosophy.
If coaching is about experience Mancity will not sack Pellegrini for Pep.
Rohr is very silly.
I can coach the Super Eagles better than that Fool.

Skillset11:
I prefer Ghana.
We are going to find it very difficult to score against this Cameroon team.
They are also very good at set pieces unlike Ghana that has nothing to offer in the air.
They will fight very hard to take us to penalties and with Onana in goal, we stood no chance.
Cameroon is it for me.
Penalty/ one nil from corner kick!

TheSuperNerd:
They will also find it hellish getting past our defence marshalled by the La Liga Warrior in Kenneth Omeruo partnered by a resurgent Balogun. The defence of the first two games is what Cameroun will be up against and they will sweat.

Also, that game will be decided in 90mins or worse, extra time. There will be no penalties. Cameroun is yet to concede, I know... But they will concede against the Super Eagles.

History favors Nigeria because we always have it good against any tournament's defending champions. We have never lost to a defending champions in a Knock out.

komekn:


I think our approach should be to ask ourselves first, what are the 3/4 or 5 essential character traits required to succeed as a manager of the SE considering our peculiar circumstances as well as organisational culture and values.

For me it would be as follows :
UNCOMPROMISING INTEGRITY
IN-DEPTH EXPERIENTIAL FOOTBALL KNOWLEDGE
INTELLIGENT ASSERTIVENESS
DIPLOMACY
PASSIONATE EMPATHY FOR THE SE.


With this in mind there are somethings that you ca understand but only if your black can you experience, the manager has to be black.

From a perspective of personal interaction, my first choice would be Chris Houghton and my second choice may seem a bit of a maverick but he will throw his entire being into the job and is not scared to say his mind, SOL CAMPBELL.

You may indeed have your own approach that is different from mine it will be interesting to see it and your rational too which allows for better appreciation.

Skillset11:
I prefer Ghana.
We are going to find it very difficult to score against this Cameroon team.
They are also very good at set pieces unlike Ghana that has nothing to offer in the air.
They will fight very hard to take us to penalties and with Onana in goal, we stood no chance.
Cameroon is it for me.
Penalty/ one nil from corner kick!

iSlayer:



You flew in without getting the point.. As of the time that guy posted that comment Ghana were already 2 goals up and in the last minutes so they were essentially through but yet they were still playing hard to increase their goal difference to be extra sure they don't finish 2nd and meet Nigeria.

You didn't get the context but still you quickly stated that I'm deceiving myself.

ChrisKels:


U ain't worth this airtime bro. I cant be arguing with someone who sees group stage matches as more weighty than the KO stages. I love taking on Ghanaians on soccer related matters bkus some of them are really knowledgeable and can be objective even when emotional, buh, for u to have used that line "group stage over KO", u are a far cry from those brainy guys I came/come across on ghanasoccernet.com/ghanaweb, so bro, I'm done with u. I dont indulge in purely academic arguments. Goodnight

Skillset11:
I prefer Ghana.
We are going to find it very difficult to score against this Cameroon team.
They are also very good at set pieces unlike Ghana that has nothing to offer in the air.
They will fight very hard to take us to penalties and with Onana in goal, we stood no chance.
Cameroon is it for me.
Penalty/ one nil from corner kick!

Skillset11:
I prefer Ghana.
We are going to find it very difficult to score against this Cameroon team.
They are also very good at set pieces unlike Ghana that has nothing to offer in the air.
They will fight very hard to take us to penalties and with Onana in goal, we stood no chance.
Cameroon is it for me.
Penalty/ one nil from corner kick!