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mostob:
I hope so

komekn:
I am sorry on this YOU HAVE NO IDEA what you are talking about.

Tega Onomah has just said your talking NONSENSE.

He just dribbled 4 players and SCORED GBOSAH

timay:
Hope they can do it in the premier league, if they get promoted. Cos the EPL is a different thing altogether.

If you saw the way Norwich played in the Championship last season , with their beautiful football, you won't even think that they will get relegated so quick. So all this one Na wash

komekn:
Dont speak so soon, that's not the only qualification. Having a driving licence doesn't make you a great driver.

Yobo is very knowledgeable on football, he has played at the highest level and under quality coaches. So he has an experiential competence that will in my opinion exceed many local coaches with badges gained locally.

And finally how do you know he is not doing those badges so before you know it he has them.

Blueelf:
Which right?
He us very wrong?
How can someone compare Yobo and guardiola?
Guardiola that has continental pro license?
Which qualification does yobo have?
Na wa for some people opinion sha
Cc elyte89

Blueelf:
Which right?

He us very wrong?

How can someone compare Yobo and guardiola?

Guardiola that has continental pro license?

Which qualification does yobo have?

Na wa for some people opinion sha

Cc elyte89

IDENNAA:
I stand firmly with what Odegbami is saying. You cant tell me out of all qualified Nigerians coaches and the rest of qualified persons from other African countries we cant find a coach from the continent who understands our football mentality. Its high time we stop giving these Europeans chances to ridicule us. Slavery is over yet we are still hiring these white men thinking they have some magic wand.

NFA should also give scholarships to interested retired super eagles player as a reward for their service. We need to invest in our football because even if a black man is the smartest coach the whites will never employ him , simply because they feel you are inferior to them.

Bolowolowo:
Opposition Watch:

Meanwhile, it seems that Bennacer remains the only Algerian that's continuing to make waves in Europe

Joebie:
Tega Onomah's Stats

charlesemeka85:
bye bye to shehu and etebo

komekn:
Maybe Shehu but Etebo is still a very decent quality player. That has a lot to offer the SE.

KingTom:
If una convince Saka make e join. Then count me in

Danielnino00:
Exactly..
The way he talks about corruption eh, e dy make me wonder how clean he is..

TheSuperNerd:
Perhaps I shouldn't waste more time.


The moniker is Zayyadidris.

And he gave me a follow yesterday on twitter by the name Ziad Idris.

Naijafootballers quoted him as greatziad ans as the person who compiled the work. Perhaps when he sees this, he will come forward and explain himself.

TheGoodJoe:
With the squad and expenses made, they should not even be competing for it.

Subzero047:
These fools have removed one tackle from Ndidi making Aaron wan Bissaka the top tackler

Jesus Christ!!!

Joebie:
How ex-Nigeria goalkeeper Egbo overcame racism to guide KF Tirana to Albanian league title glory

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Michael Madyira | 07/27/20

https://images.daznservices.com/di/library/GOAL/87/97/ismael-dunga-of-kf-tirana-and-kenya_qezysmflvmj41mb6qybq15ua7.jpg

The former Super Eagles goalkeeper talks about how he wrote history in European football with the odds stacked against him

KF Tirana coach Ndubuisi Egbo has likened winning the Albanian Superliga title to Barack Obama winning the American presidency since he also suffered racial abuse on the way to achieving the historical feat.

The 47-year-old Nigerian became the first African head coach to guide a European team to a league title and is also set to be the first tactician from his continent to lead a team in the Uefa Champions League.

But before Tirana were crowned Albanian champions for the first time in 11 years, Egbo - who is fluent in Albanian - said he had to endure racial abuse which he, however, did not allow to discourage him.

“There are people who don't want me to win because of my colour. There is racism. One game they threw a banana at me. They spat at me,” Egbo told BBC Sport.

“The officials of the Albanian FA did not do anything, because it was an away game and they had a white set of fans. The police and security were there - and nobody did anything.

"They were afraid of the fans there. I couldn't do anything. I just had to accept it.

“I said to them, 'have you finished'? They wanted the ground to open up for them to disappear.”

After playing for Tirana as a goalkeeper between 2001 and 2004, Egbo rejoined the club as a goalkeeping coach in 2014.

But he only assumed the head coach role midway through the just-ended campaign, in December 2019.

It was a remarkable triumph for the Nigerian who took over the team when they stared relegation in the face and transformed them into champions.

When he was appointed head coach, Tirana were 15 points off the leaders but went on to win 20 of the 23 remaining games on their way to the champions podium.

“My fellow Africans said, 'you don't know what you've done for us by winning this championship'. It is just like when Obama won the Presidency in America. That's exactly how it is seen here,” added Egbo.

The ex-Super Eagles goalkeeper also talked about the few opportunities for African coaches in Europe.

“If you look at the English Premier League, you rarely see any dark-skinned coaches there. You have to go into the National League before you see that," Egbo continued.

“I feel both joy and sadness. We are not given enough opportunities. We only want the same opportunities. It is just like what Black Lives Matter are doing, but it the football circles, to give opportunities to those who deserve them.”

Egbo’s feat took place the same weekend former Cameroon forward Pierre Achille Webo helped Istanbul Basaksehir win the Turkish Super Lig title as an assistant coach.

-- goal

TheSuperNerd:
Perhaps I shouldn't waste more time.


The moniker is Zayyadidris.

And he gave me a follow yesterday on twitter by the name Ziad Idris.

Naijafootballers quoted him as greatziad ans as the person who compiled the work. Perhaps when he sees this, he will come forward and explain himself.

daveP:


Elyte89, na your spec be this o.....

TheSuperNerd:
Perhaps I shouldn't waste more time.


The moniker is Zayyadidris.

And he gave me a follow yesterday on twitter by the name Ziad Idris.

Naijafootballers quoted him as greatziad ans as the person who compiled the work. Perhaps when he sees this, he will come forward and explain himself.

Joebie:
How ex-Nigeria goalkeeper Egbo overcame racism to guide KF Tirana to Albanian league title glory

---

Michael Madyira | 07/27/20

https://images.daznservices.com/di/library/GOAL/87/97/ismael-dunga-of-kf-tirana-and-kenya_qezysmflvmj41mb6qybq15ua7.jpg

The former Super Eagles goalkeeper talks about how he wrote history in European football with the odds stacked against him

KF Tirana coach Ndubuisi Egbo has likened winning the Albanian Superliga title to Barack Obama winning the American presidency since he also suffered racial abuse on the way to achieving the historical feat.

The 47-year-old Nigerian became the first African head coach to guide a European team to a league title and is also set to be the first tactician from his continent to lead a team in the Uefa Champions League.

But before Tirana were crowned Albanian champions for the first time in 11 years, Egbo - who is fluent in Albanian - said he had to endure racial abuse which he, however, did not allow to discourage him.

“There are people who don't want me to win because of my colour. There is racism. One game they threw a banana at me. They spat at me,” Egbo told BBC Sport.

“The officials of the Albanian FA did not do anything, because it was an away game and they had a white set of fans. The police and security were there - and nobody did anything.

"They were afraid of the fans there. I couldn't do anything. I just had to accept it.

“I said to them, 'have you finished'? They wanted the ground to open up for them to disappear.”

After playing for Tirana as a goalkeeper between 2001 and 2004, Egbo rejoined the club as a goalkeeping coach in 2014.

But he only assumed the head coach role midway through the just-ended campaign, in December 2019.

It was a remarkable triumph for the Nigerian who took over the team when they stared relegation in the face and transformed them into champions.

When he was appointed head coach, Tirana were 15 points off the leaders but went on to win 20 of the 23 remaining games on their way to the champions podium.

“My fellow Africans said, 'you don't know what you've done for us by winning this championship'. It is just like when Obama won the Presidency in America. That's exactly how it is seen here,” added Egbo.

The ex-Super Eagles goalkeeper also talked about the few opportunities for African coaches in Europe.

“If you look at the English Premier League, you rarely see any dark-skinned coaches there. You have to go into the National League before you see that," Egbo continued.

“I feel both joy and sadness. We are not given enough opportunities. We only want the same opportunities. It is just like what Black Lives Matter are doing, but it the football circles, to give opportunities to those who deserve them.”

Egbo’s feat took place the same weekend former Cameroon forward Pierre Achille Webo helped Istanbul Basaksehir win the Turkish Super Lig title as an assistant coach.

-- goal

daveP:
Abeg no dey hype any Rodgers. If he were truly top boss, he'd not lose such standing on the last day to silly and foolish decisions. If he turned maddison to epl standard, and Lampard cant do same for Tammy, then, that's a slight at Frankie.


Rodgers is supposed to be top but he just goes from 78 to 18 in less than a minute. Geniuses don't do that.

Bolowolowo:
It seems that Osimhen is going for 50 million Euros plus add ons.



I just knew that 81 million Euros for someone with 13 league goals was too good to be true. Congrats to the lad nonetheless.