₦airaland Forum

otokx:
Let him go, how could he not read the game?

backbencher:
Well, I just used that analogy not to show we were better than the tunisians, but to disabuse our minds of the fact that we are that good.



Quite true, but we did also miss two of our top strikers.

Plus, if they are inept...it leads to my point. If the factory is producing bad product, fix the reasons why it is doing so.

backbencher:
We can sack Eguavoen, but it won't change the fact that our team is not good enough.

We don't have players in the top 4 of each european leagues, we missed Osimen (our best striker) badly, and we just don't have enough good players.

At the end of the day, lets's do the hard work of building up players from the ground up. Youth tournaments, school-level competitions, etc etc.

TheGoodJoe:

I think we showed energy today. Everyone. From Aina, Omeruo, Ekong, Sanusi, Ndidi, Aribo, Iwobi, Olayinka, Awoniyi, Iheanacho, Sadiq.

This is literally all that played today and I can attest they really showed effort.

TheGoodJoe:

I do not know if sleeping with girls means not taking their chances. However, I always look at the effort and I think those guys gave their all.

TheGoodJoe:

I do not think Iheanacho and Awoniyi were that poor. I think he pulled them out for more pace. I thought Iheanacho was working hard, dropping deep and moving the ball.

TheGoodJoe:

When you guys make statements like this, I find it shocking because you are not proposing one thing.

If there is anything Eguavoen showed was tactical saviness.

After the goal, he switched tactics and went for a press, which started fine until the red card.

After the red card, he switched to a direct long ball strategy by bringing in Sadiq and it worked but we did not take our chances.

What else should a manager do?

tonididdy:
Sadiq made more chances tonight.
I personally was worried when Iwobi came on, it just confirmed the local coach stamp on eguavon.
Simon on the other hand pushed it too far with his dribbles in the first half.
Ekong na just bag of beans.
Only players I saw on that pitch were chukweze, ndidi and Sadiq.

The rest were ghosts

GoodHardDick:
The coach is more stupid for bringing okoye to keep for Nigeria in a serious match like this, Dude was in that goal post thinking about ladies in his instagram page.

sakssey23:
Coach sentiments follow cost us this match. Chidera would have taken attention from Moses. Chidera is fast and skillfull as well. He would have been brought in. Even if na penalty make he come cause against Tunisia.

Sergio104:
IGBOS held which power??

dialfa:
Efulefu write-up.

The first words show it: "I went home". Meaning you were never based in the east but want to come with your Zoo infested brain to tell us how you are wiser than us and we must abandon our struggles just to make you happy.

Another efulefu that wants to make omelette without beaking eggs.

Just listen to yourself. You were "rescued by Zoo soldiers" in your own land! And you accept that as normal?

Please return to wherever you came from and never come back. Ewu.

princejenks:
This is quite a disturbing news seriously. I hope their testing kits and procedures are reliable and also hope there's little risk of the virus jumping from the Tunisians to our dear SE on the field of play

Babaken:
Lol, nothing do them their are just scared

Vickyvice:
who's this cretin that can't state an opinion without insults, something my five year old son will not do

spartan117:
Living in America is generally better than living in Nigeria. No one is arguing that fact.

However saying God doesn't love you equally because you were born in Nigeria is a very shallow argument. You reason it out yourself.

after4:
Just shut up make we see road jhor, every time ndi Igbo this ndi Igbo that. When are you going to talk about all the bad roads, unemployment and lack of infrastructure in Igbo land. Only coming here to talk nonsense all the time because of the small change they gave you

garfield1:
Ghana is superior to Nigeria in terms of football

oluztx:
Notice how they resemble Igbo people well well...well built, full body/fresh, head shape, complexion (not too dark), posture/how they stand? If you put yoruba or Hausa in Igbo attire, you will know they are not Igbo blood because they look different, they are thinner or not well built, their posture is off and darker in complexion. Don't let any one fool you, we are not the same people!

ogbosike:
I no surprise now, remember Rihanna once said it..

Vickyvice:
This boy has always been stubborn. Enfant terrib marry second hand woman wey con dey wan change royal laws wey don dey before them born dem

mrvitalis:
They are accounted for ...name a tribe that's taking care of its poor more than Igbos

In Igbo culture the poor among you is your responsibility

During covid which I region share more food among the poor than Igbos ?

When we say we are Igbos it means we are Igbos supreme humans the finest of homosapiens species

jrusky:
Here we are again but why is it that among all the tribes in Nigeria only my own people hate when being told the truth?

Pls is what that guy said wrong? Leave Boko haram etc bastards, the North enjoys them but is what is going on SE what South are known for No.

If Boko haram and their butchs gangs destroying the North so ipigs too should destroy igboland baa? A child that his or her parent to train or caution will surely bring shame to that parent one good day. The time the Igbos should caution these idiots to pursue the agitation but should not go haywire like a loosed carnon they did not but supporting them and insulting other region now here we are.

Pls abeg what is going on in SE embarrassing and shameful and trust me the more these eewu Anukpama keep on doing these the more longer Kanu will stay in prison. Imagine miscreants made entire SE to chicken out na waah oo if these had happened in SW by now this thread will be inpage 200 from.all kinds of insults calling them a coward now who are the cowards just tell me