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Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 12:06am On Aug 13
TheSuperNerd:
Chiamaka Nnadozie has earned her stripes abeg. No disrespect will be tolerated.
And who’s disrespecting her??

I’m crying over her losing the position of Africa best goalkeeper award this year….!


But since Nnadozie cut her hair, she seems to be off form and also had a bad game in the FA Cup final against Manchester City before the WAFCON..

Abeg if na the dread mk she go lock am back 😰🥵
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 11:50pm On Aug 12
Spainever:
Cameroonian goalkeeper na witch o 🤣😂
Benfica knows what they saw that’s why they signed her….

See Chiamaka Nnadozie🥵
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 10:38am On Aug 12
Nigerian referee Eunice Akintoye has been appointed to officiate today’s TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 match between Algeria and Malawi.

📸 CAF Media

Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 9:12pm On Aug 11
Former Nigeria U20 midfielder Chinyere Kalu has joined FC Badalona Women ahead of the 2026/27 season.

The 20-year-old has previously featured for Real Betis and Levante in Spain.

Best of luck, Chinyere!

Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 10:33am On Aug 10
The way Samuel Ahmadu criticised Randy Waldrum the other day on 99.3 Nigeria Info FM during Inside the NPFL, talking about Waldrum’s team, their performances and the fact that they hadn’t won the WAFCON, I just laughed. 😂

Now we can see that it was never just about winning the WAFCON.

You can win a tournament and still have serious questions about your tactics, your process and the long-term direction of the team.

Samuel was running his mouth that day as if winning the trophy was the only measure of whether a team was well coached. 😂

Well, here we are.

The Super Falcons have now crashed out at the quarter-final stage.

Maybe we should stop using trophies to shut down every valid criticism. Winning a trophy doesn’t automatically mean everything about the team is perfect.

Jokes on you now. 😂

All these Madugu journalists and Camp Content Creators mistake constructive criticism for hate. The failure of Madugu have been long coming but because we have quality players, it helps him paper over the cracks. Cameroon have humbled us. It's time to start a painful rebuild and start challenging again.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 10:20am On Aug 10
Lawag3:
Yesterday should tell you .
I think our football needs a break, maybe government interference and potentially a fifa ban is really what we need to put our houses in order because Enough is Enough
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 8:31am On Aug 10
gomol:
If other teams are improving ( both in squad depth and technical staff) and our teams are not , it simply mean we are going backward.
To be clear the SuperFalcons NEVER got better throughout Madugu’s tenure.

Defensive solidity was the last thing Waldrum fixed and didn’t get the chance to do more cos it was completely chaos and sabotage post the world.

As Waldrum’s work wore away, the team kept unraveling… Even with almost the same player with Randy Waldrum was he able to play football..

We all saw how the falcons lost to Morocco in 2022 with 9players but we chose to use that against him and I was one of those who did earlier on until i came to reality…
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 8:25am On Aug 10
ekehopp2:
Can we accept that other African teams have vastly improved.
Thats what i see and not so much a case of we have seriously declined.
The only fairly easy game was Egypt.

All this hate on Madugu and our indigenous players is disgusting.
it speaks of inferiority complex when we constantly only call for foreign coach, and naturalization of foreign born players as the way forwar.

Let's keep calm and support the team towards the playoff qualifier game vs south Africa.
Whenever someone says the truth it becomes hate…

Did you see people criticize Uche Ngozi Eucharia, Edwin Okon, Florence Omagbemi and Co as much as they do to Justin Madugu??

Are they not indigenous Coaches too??

Oga you ain’t inside the house so you won’t understand..

At least we will be humble!

Failure everywhere in Nigerian football!

For four years all I’ve heard from Ibrahim Gusau is “Inshallah we will leave no stone unturned😂😂”
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 11:35pm On Aug 09
gomol:
we need new and competent heads in NFF
Like how do this NFF officials promise the team $10k per goal but can’t put together a better salary budget to get a Quality Coach…


If you can give $10k for one goal then you should be able to pay at least $30 to 50k per month for a Quality Coach who’s willing and ready 💯 to coach the team..

Even with the $10k per goal nothing still come out.

Omor who do us this thing?? 😭
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 11:10pm On Aug 09
lovewins:
This is Nigeria's worse AFCON finish in history.

Read that again, WORSE.

We've never missed the SEMIS since the inception of the competition

Interested in hearing from those who couldn't get off Waldrum's back for losing a semi final to host nation Morocco with 2 players down, with a far worse roster, curious to know what they think.
At least the Fraud have been exposed, he thought he will Continue to enjoy what Randy left behind..

I hope this lose teaches the NFF a proper lesson..

We need a fresh leader and also a fresh and World Class technical team for the SuperFalcons.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 10:55pm On Aug 09
Malawi 🇲🇼 Qualifies for the World Cup…
I feel for Chioma Okafor, she would have been one of the stars of this team 😭


Anyways nobody will choose Malawi over Nigeria when you’re that good..
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 10:46pm On Aug 09
79'- GOOAALL!!!

Malawi have completed the turnaround and now stand on the brink of World Cup qualification🤩

Kadzere with her 2nd goal of the tournament!
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 10:43pm On Aug 09
Judas1X:
Oh oh oh.... Okaaayyy! I see! So he should have dropped Isah, Ogbonna etc. Wow!

But when I said the exact same thing just last week, I was the villain here right? When I called out Madugu for his insane "older the better" sentiments, to you I was just hating abi? 🤣🤣

Una think say everything here na banter? Lol. Una never start. We meet SA on Thursday. There's more pain coming, so brace yourself. 🤣
You just they waste your time to educate all these unteachable Madugus lots. Some cannot even fathom what you wrote up there.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 10:03pm On Aug 09
TheSuperNerd:
Pls, if you are going to quote me... dont push false narratives like the emboldened my way. Thank you.
Sorry 😢
I didn’t mean it that way and you have never been among those in 💯 support of this Madugu nonsense..
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 10:00pm On Aug 09
The signs were there from the last WAFCON final. When the Super Falcons fell behind against Morocco, the girls showed sheer grit, character and determination to fight their way back and win the trophy.

Unfortunately, many people got carried away by the victory and overlooked the warning signs in the team’s performances.

Winning the WAFCON was a fantastic achievement, but one trophy should not make us blind to legitimate questions about tactics, team structure and coaching decisions.

If we genuinely want the Super Falcons to compete at the highest level, the NFF must be willing to critically assess the coaching setup and ask whether the team is getting the technical leadership it deserves.

Results matter, but performances, tactical identity and long-term development matter too.

Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 9:56pm On Aug 09
TheSuperNerd:
For Plumptre and Okeke, it is merely a return.

Having analysed the team's age spread, where we need the biggest "beef up" is in attack (across the entire final third) and the fullback positions. CB role is another coz Ohale is gonna go and we cant have Demehin and Oladipo as the only reliables or a makeshift Ucheibe who is naturally a midfielder.
Truthfully Demehin and Oladipo won’t be the Solution that the CB issue….

The team need at least 2 fresh and solid to come in and should be U25! Not your favorite Sikiratu Isah.

Chiaeeeee Left Back🤦‍♂️
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 9:53pm On Aug 09
GMBOFASIA:
The same professional that beat Australia at the wc?
It has become grassroots problem finally 😂😂

Worst ever WAFCON performance….

Falcons just Dey swallow goals like Paracetamol 😂😂
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 9:52pm On Aug 09
solonnachi:
Going forward, we really need to beef up this team with the likes of Plumptre, Okeke, Nicole Payne, Flourish Sebastian etc. I don't mind going after the U17s and U20s and quality foreign borns.
Ona don Dey move on now now😂😂😂😂

When i talk, some Maduguains here labeled me an enemy..
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 9:38pm On Aug 09
TheSuperNerd:
A Wafcon Final Four without the Super Falcons for the first time.

Negative history but history all the same.

Wafcon 2028 should be more interesting.
😂😂😂😂😂
Madugu is a great Coach please
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 8:11pm On Aug 09
Madugu don carry SuperFalcons go Maduguri😂😂😂😂
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 8:06pm On Aug 09
Dannyxy:
It’s sad when a team is just unlucky on goal and looses, we deserved this win, this hardly happens in football, so lucky Cameroon
Story for the gods😂😂😂😂
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 7:00pm On Aug 09
Chiamaka Nnadozie have been poor prior to the WAFCON…
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 6:59pm On Aug 09
Belike Brighton sent the wrong Chiamaka Nnadozie to the SuperFalcons because what is this??

Anyway her best goalkeeper of the year don first go 🤦‍♂️
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 5:02pm On Aug 09
#WAFCON2026

Quarter Final

18:00 Cameroun v Nigeria

Cameroun 🇨🇲 make 6 changes from the game v Cape Verde to face Nigeria 🇳🇬 in the Quarter Finals

Out
Biya
Bengongo
Onguene
Kome
Belou
Mbeleck

In
Bihina
Mayi Kith
Njoya
Manga
Meyong
Yakana

3 changes for the Super Falcons

Out
Payne
Oshoala
Ijamilusi

In
Echegini
Demehin
Gift Monday

https://www.youtube.com/live/BIwdv3fu7eo?is=l6iJwN_wV3ca1rkw

Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 8:28pm On Aug 08
PDPGuy:
My line up

———Alozie——-Ohale—Demehin—-Oladipo——

———————Ucheibe—Abiodun—————

—————————-Echegini——————-

——-Ajibade———Okoronkwo——-Babajide——
Madugu better not play a Single Pivot just because he wants to accommodate Ijamilusi on the line up, he na push Rash to the midfield..

I just hope Madugu remembers that Christy Ucheibe has no business on the bench …

Playing her is like having at least 1 & 1/2 player in the lineup already..

Either Ucheibe and Ayinde or Abiodun

Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 8:19pm On Aug 08
AndSunGorilla:
I don't know if i like pairings personally. I think there should be one captain of the boat and the coach should have a free hand in selecting her assistants.
Am just saying as per NFF like to pick assistants for most head coaches…
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 8:18pm On Aug 08
PDPGuy:
Algeria qualify for their first ever FIFA World Cup!

Cote D’Ivoire now have to beat a fellow quarterfinal loser for a chance to qualify for the World Cup via the intercontinental playoff route
Heartbreaking for the Ivorians who simply do not deserve this result. They aren't done though, they have a date with Cameroon 🇨🇲 or Nigeria 🇳🇬 for another chance at World Cup qualification.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 8:09pm On Aug 08
AndSunGorilla:
Got you bro. If Randy could work with the NFF, I think Omagbemi could make a return too, definitely not with this NFF execs. It's hard to be principled and work with NFF, look at Sunday Oliseh, Siasia, late Keshi they all had issues with them.
The pair of Omagbemi, Mercy and Okosieme will ba a great trio…

Or Omagbemi, Mercy and someone else..
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 6:56pm On Aug 08
Would love to see you guys suggestions on who and who to start against the Physical Cameroon 🇨🇲 tomorrow…


Again I think Cameroon are no longer as Physical as they used to be years back…!
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 6:01pm On Aug 08
For those who want to rewatch the WAFCON games and do one or two analysis, you can get the various games clips here…!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoSdKPo6TUY?si=2s8DmiFTGGw_RzQI
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 12:55pm On Aug 08
NFF should go for a World Class Coach as Cote’d’ivoire 🇨🇮, Morocco 🇲🇦 and Ghana 🇬🇭 have done…

If they can’t, the likes of Florence Omagbemi 🇺🇸, Mercy Akide Udoh 🇺🇸, Nkiru Okosieme 🇺🇸, Ayisat Yusuf 🇫🇮, Perpetua Nkwocha 🇸🇪 are there… They can pick a team of 3 among them to work together and i believe they will do great.

But again all of them are Youth team coaches abroad.. with Omagbemi been the most experienced one after serving as the SuperFalconets assistant Coach were the team finished 4th in Japan 2012 with players like Oshoala, Ordega, Oparanozie, Okobi, Esther Sunday, Orji, Josephine Chukwunonye, Osas Igbinovia etc..

Then heading the SuperFalcons in 2016 before she was let go for Challenging the NFF..

Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Schemerkhiz: 12:33pm On Aug 08
AndSunGorilla:
On a serious note, I think at least one of our ex Falcons should catch one of the National teams. Omagbemi did well as coach but was fired unjustly for non footballing reasons. Same way SA brought out Ellis, we should develop ours too.
I don’t see someone like Omagbemi returning or even Mercy Akide, Nkiru Okosieme, Ayisat Yusuf getting the job because these 🇺🇸 based ladies won’t tolerate the NFF Bad habits as the likes of Madugu do..

Omagbemi was let go because she stood her ground against the NFF for what they were doing to the girls, one reason she’s highly respected by the players..

If I talk about Ann Chiejene here it would look as if I have a personal issue with her which is why I won’t..

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