Danielnino00:


It's good we didn't qualify for the CHAN... At least our FIFA ranking points won't be affected..

you're right sha

See how this CHAN is very dry and Ghana lost to Madagascar with their overhyped Afriyie barnie, if it's Nigeria now, those Ghanaians will be foaming on twitter

MadeMan01:
DSTV should be sanctioned for showing this program at a critical moment in our country's history- election time. I suspect APC asked them to broadcast at this time to distract the youth especially girls. It's normal in the third quarter of the year. Last year was 11 weeks, the previous was 12 or 13. It's rubbish

Bleep off

I'm very sure Ghanaians are already blaming Nigerians on Twitter. Stupid Ghanaians!!

Asake should be banned from UK just like burna boy for sometime

Victor Eletu Till 2025, scored and assist in a friendly for AC Milan today. Signed from a Nigeria Academy!

AndSunGorilla:

Oga go and use your make up joor . Leave Nwakali alone, you go sick If h succeeds?

some people no get shame sha

He must've been visited by 3 ghosts in the night

Revolva:
Its pure fact that Tinubu is a big loser in dis election

And you're the biggest idiot

komekn:
Since the Liverpool Vs Napoli match there has been be a deafening silence that is bewildering and quite surprising. But then again considering the unbridled favouritism our V.O. gets here it should be expected.

Nonetheless, this was supposed to be the game our world class striker, Monster striker V.O. announced himself to the world as well as to potential EPL suitors.

But it didn't happen, he failed the test .

Instead there has been an outpouring of emotive sentiment based rhetoric. Some being by those best described as TheSuperDelusional as they are suggesting he was continuously fouled and unfairly treated.

Admittance of failure is the beginning of success it's the basis of constructive criticism. You are then able to address gaps in your skill sets and strategy and improve.

But instead many are blaming the weather, unfair referees, the bright red Liverpool strip, etc.

The EPL is the most competitive, fastest and physically exerting football league in the world. What works in Seria A may not necessarily work in the EPL.

V.O. is no longer an unknown quantity, he is not unknown he is one of the main focal points for Napoli attack. Liverpool would have gone through hours of footage of Osimhen and studied him in depth. His strengths and weaknesses.

In addition Liverpool FC have been having a torrid time in the EPL this season, they are off the mark standing 9th in the league table with even Fulham above them. They needed this win and would be like a wounded Lion . They return of Konate absolutely vital to them as well.

In summary V.O. got out muscled , out paced and got bodied all over the pitch, he couldn't get one shot off on target. Konate had him locked down and Vsmndykr put pad lock on the gate. Actually he actually did most of the fouls on Konate and resorted to desperate measures including simulation.

This would be a good learning experience if taken in the right context critically, for V.O. to up his game As opposed to what most are saying here.

Crap

charlesemeka85:
https://www.owngoalnigeria.com/2022/10/29/cash-for-spot-allegations-rocks-nigeria-u23-team-arsenal-midfielder-leaves-camp-in-disappoinment/

Embarrassing

Aguogba:
If you're from SW and you think a Tinubu/Shettima presidency is right after Obasanjo's 8yrs, Osinbajo's 8yrs, please explain your reason to me and other southerners.

If you're from SW and you think Igbos are supporting Obi because he is from SE, do you remember that Chuba Okadigbo was vice to Buhari and they lost in all SE States. OBJ won in all. Also Rochas Okorocha, Orji Uzor Kalu, Chris Okotie and Dave Umahi have contested for presidency. Did you see them getting any support from Igbos even at primary level? Why is it that when a Yoruba person contests for presidency, it is national but when the person is from SE, it becomes Igbo presidency? Please explain what Igbo presidency even means if SE is still in Nigeria.

Lastly, less than 1% of SE-terners are Muslims but they , like other enlightened Nigerians openly kick against a Muslim-Muslim ticket but you from SW with all your sophistication do not even understand the dangers of such leadership in a secular and religiously diverse Nigeria? Remember Hijab saga which only happens in SW even in church owned schools. Please explain to me why you support such a ticket.

What a rubbish post

leathalbeast:
Looool some Nigerians laughing at us from the fence o. You still ain't going to the world cup mehn!!!.

Why are you now crying in a Nigerian forum, Ghanaian idiot. Loool

Deltamani:
Eight years of Amaju Pinnick's tenure as the president of the Nigerian Football Federation officially ended today 2014 - 2022.

How would you rate Nigeria's football in the last 8 years?.

2/10

Tolulopefinest:


Awaziem is not mid. He's just not lucky to play in good clubs

Lol, really

Overhyped crap

Zeekaycn:
I don't know which, how and what I can use to beg all Southwest to reconcile their strive with them Southeast. The Nation is sinking because of this. Good leadership in Nigeria is hugely dependent on this Two region deciding.

As long as the unity of these regions is affected the North taking that advantage to decide who leads and they ain't good in assessing a candidate their only criteria is Religion, Fulanis are the major contenders on this cus they've taken over the real Hausas using gun power.

The Yorubas must come to terms with the Ibos, you may call the Ibos secessionists (IPOB) but we all know any region that's marginalised will do the same. Ibos and Yorubas are really working hard to keep the nation going. The are really involved in nation building but not so with the Northerners especially Fulanis, hardly you see a Fulani buying land, building houses and paying bills but they prefer to enter anywhere and have free land for their businesses. SOUTH MUST BE WISE.

NOTE: I'm not Ibo neither am I Yoruba. Nigeria is more than Wazobia.

We the south South are wiser than Wazobia put together in terms of choosing leaders is just that we don't have huge votes power but if Southwest, Southeast and South South unite the North will be schooled and this country will be ahead of most developed countries.

Southwest stop clinging with the North in politics they are manipulating us all.

STFU

Zeekaycn:
I don't know which, how and what I can use to beg all Southwest to reconcile their strive with them Southeast. The Nation is sinking because of this. Good leadership in Nigeria is hugely dependent on this Two region deciding.

As long as the unity of these regions is affected the North taking that advantage to decide who leads and they ain't good in assessing a candidate their only criteria is Religion, Fulanis are the major contenders on this cus they've taken over the real Hausas using gun power.

The Yorubas must come to terms with the Ibos, you may call the Ibos secessionists (IPOB) but we all know any region that's marginalised will do the same. Ibos and Yorubas are really working hard to keep the nation going. The are really involved in nation building but not so with the Northerners especially Fulanis, hardly you see a Fulani buying land, building houses and paying bills but they prefer to enter anywhere and have free land for their businesses. SOUTH MUST BE WISE.

NOTE: I'm not Ibo neither am I Yoruba. Nigeria is more than Wazobia.

We the south South are wiser than Wazobia put together in terms of choosing leaders is just that we don't have huge votes power but if Southwest, Southeast and South South unite the North will be schooled and this country will be ahead of most developed countries.

Southwest stop clinging with the North in politics they are manipulating us all.

Trash

Cecco90:


If na one player do that one now, we no go hear word again o, you go hear 27th joint best passer in Segunda division

hahahhahahaha

TheGoodJoe:


Why should Kelechi Nwakali getting praised for working hard and having a good performance affect anything of Alhassan and Onyedikachi?

To the best of my knowledge, TheSuperNerd is a big supporter of Kelechi Nwakali. He is also very loud about Alhassan and Onyedikachi.

The sky is enough for all birds to fly. You must not hate or denigrate Kelechi Nwakali to praise Alhassan and Onyedikachi.

As far as I am concerned, they are all one team, the Super Eagles pool

No one has denigrate kelechi, he's just too medicore to be overhyped

PurpleHouse:
Of all the players we have around the world, na Nwankali una wan dey hype. Someone that has wasted his youthfulness being average.

Na thunder go fire every hypeman here trying to force Nwakali on the super eagles

serious thunder, they've no shame whatsoever!!

AkinDS:
Musings from watching the game…

1. This was a game of two halves – the first was filled with nervous players who seemed initially overwhelmed by the occasion. The formation was defensive oriented (which made sense due to the available personnel and the fact that the US has throttled several teams in recent weeks!). Two of the goals in the first half were due to individual mistakes: Ucheibe’s poor attempt at a ball which played Sophia Smith(11) on side for an easy goal and then a no call foul on Nnadozie from the corner which wasn’t properly cleared, leading to Lindsay Horan rounding Ucheibe in the box to score). The penalty given the US in the second half was so soft, it was a joke. Therefore, had we not had those 3 goals, the score would have been very respectable.

2. Personnel performance wise, in the first half, and the likes of Monday Gift, Michelle Alozie, Debbie Abiodun and Glory Ogbonna struggled to perform. Alozie was constantly getting torched by Malory Pugh (9) and Sullivan (17) on the left. Abiodun was a bit slow during the first 20 minutes but seemed to start finding her feet during the rest of the half. Monday Gift was completely MIA and Glory Ogbonna kept drifting in and out of position, as she seemed confused as to where she was playing.

3. The second half performance was much better, as the team seemed more balanced. We also have to consider the personnel changes made on both sides, as that somewhat impacted things. However, it was refreshing to see Imuran at left back and Demehin come in, and both ladies put in a very credible shift. Also liked Amanda Mbadi overall performance and fight she brought to the midfield, as well as Akudo Ogbonna who, when paired with Demehin, brought some calmness to the defence. Nicole Payne seems to play with a lot more confidence, which allowed her to utilize her blistering pace in support of the attack.

4. It’s disappointing to hear some forumers disparage the game management and personnel changes Waldrum made – little wonder why most on this forum are nothing but armchair coaches. To even suggest that Akudo should have been played ahead of Osi is extremely naïve. Or that Imuran and Nicole should have started the game (in lieu of Tony and Michelle) is laughable. First rule of coaching is you don’t throw your young bucks into the deep end (by starting them against the World Champs) as you could do their confidence irreparable harm! You blood them in gently - which is exactly what Randy did and kudos to him. We saw how the likes of newbies Imuran, Demehin and Mbadi responded - strong performances all around. We also saw how nerves overtook Debbie Abiodun and hope she is strong enough to recover – I am rooting for her. Players are selected on need and training performance, and I believe both factors came into play with Debbie, especially the latter as we were definitely short staffed in the midfield.

5. Overall, a good performance by the Nigerian ladies, considering the challenges they had (short staffed) and logistics (coming in a few days before such a big game). Now, considering this was a dilapidated and relatively young team, and lest we forget, we played the USWNT who are the current World Champs and had their FULL team, this was an overall credible performance by our young ladies. BRAVO to them and on to the next!

What's this trash

Stupid coach playing players out of position

Danielnino00:


I won't put too much hope on that...

We don't really perform well at u-17 level in women football like we do in the u-20

Alright

We've U17 world cup coming too, are they as talented as this our U20??

What's bayelsa queens playing?

BannedLarge:
Typical Osimehn always perform against small teams but when it comes to the big games I.e vs Ghana or last season vs all the big 4, he will Freeze

what's this one saying

Patxyz:
Let the truth be told...non of this girls is less than 20years and we rejoice for using above twenties to defeat little children of 16,17, 18 and 19. To me this team need to be disqualify and charged to court. Hahahaha i come in peace

mumu

Looks like hesgoal is not showing 2nd half