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MajesticIgbo:
Mooron, if these people understand what you write in Igbo sometimes, they might be the people to ignore your dumbass.

elyte89:
Now dt ighalo has refused to move,so our number 9ine will b playing in 2nd tier Chinese league equivalent to crown fc osogbo in Nigerian league

Deres too much guarantee from rohr,when oda players are jostling to make a move so as to get am invite to d team,just be say odas sef no play well,if not I won't start hin ahead of strikers playing in premiership,ligue one and co

Earthquake1:
Wearing a jersey on top of a native wear should be punishable by death

Danielnino00:
Wearing Ankara shorts on top the official club jersey during his unveiling is pretty awesome I agree

Danielnino00:
Akpeyi trouser self

komekn:
Back to my long standing proposition, "Better a Killer Lion in a lower league and club than an impotent anonymous mouse in a higher league and club"

What was the long way to go ❓of quality, development, ability with regards to the following players ❓

Dele Alli from MK Dons straight to Tottenham and England first team The rest is history.

Ademola Lookman straight to Everton from league one Charlton Athletic and outstanding player in Bundesliga, Everton rejected an official near £30 million bid from RB Liepzig. Currently wanted by AC Milan official bid not speculation.

Calvert Lewin Everton player from Sheffield United league one club. England U21 international, the rest is now history.

Mason Holdgate from league one Barnsley to Everton first team as an 18 year old.

Slightly different but arguably England best Defender Gomez at Liverpool left Charlton Athletic Championship team straight into Liverpool's first team as a RB he was 18 years old.

I could give many many more examples.

Don't you think the question you raise is very premature and of no relevance, look at what you are saying, "his game is not world class yet" does that make sense to you In the history of the SE how many world class players have we actually had. We certainly do not have any right now.

In summary what you have said, is a proposition without any substance whatsoever.

krattoss:
he tends to get confused on the difference between competition and best

krattoss:
in laliga,we all know the champions even before the league kick starts.
But in EPL there are almost 5-6 competitors in the league. Bar any magic from the mid table teams(Leicester-like)

tbaba1234:
There are several reports linking Osimhen to AC Milan today.

Earthquake1:
January is ending but nobody has made a substantial move (except Mikel)

What happened to all the interests

komekn:
Who among our current striker is actually better than him, currently one of the hottest young prospects in English football.

Rejected multiple offers to EPL clubs and chose Bordeaux.

So exactly what ROUGH EDGES are you SMOOTHENING ❓ ❓

tbaba1234:
Feirense coach got a goalie on loan from Athletico Madrid instead of giving Alampasu a run of games

tbaba1234:
If he does well in Bordeaux, no need for any age grade football.

tbaba1234:
Josh will not be ready for his debut on Wednesday.

Josh Maja

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98tkNhp5YSs

Earthquake1:
... We wouldn't even win the 2026 world cup

I'm dying

Icon4s:
Well, I seem to have found a co-apostle of Rohr's conservatism.

Believe it or not, it is this Rohr's conservative approach which also reflects on his players selection and game management that have earned us easy qualifications. A coach is supposed to know when to come all out and also when to go conservative. Of all our Indegenous coaches the one closest to Rohr in terms of approach was late Amodu Shuaibu. Amodu's game plan was "even if u don't win don't lose". He twice qualified Nigeria for the WC from very pittyful positions.

Rohr may not be much gifted tactically but still he has been able to achieve results mostly through man management and also game management. I have once clamored for the NFF to employ a tactician as they did for Westerhof. And I will still clamor for it again.

As per the 2022WC I don't want to stick out my neck yet as per expectations. I would like to see this team play in this year's AFCON first. And then the WC qualifiers before the 2021 AFCON and so on. I so much pray for the Success of our 2019 U20 and 2020 Olympics teams. They are part of the players that we will be looking up to come 2022.

bobobooge:
I am glad you have commented from an unbiased angle. I love that.

That Rohr factor is what they have denied or tried to water down.

According to thegoodjoe,

"Rohr is getting more praise than he deserves"

That sounds like a travesty.

Because we all know our story before Rohr came in.

They have even gone ahead and criticized his style of game.

They said Libya and SA shit on us

These to me are arguments I cannot leave to fly without countering.

Rohr so far has one of the best records qualifying us for the WC and AFCON.

Today we can boast of beating top African teams by margins of 3-0 or 4-0. Just a while back many of us would not dream of this.

I am one of the ardent supporters of Rohr's conservative approaches I.e vs SA.

We have seen adventurous coaches I.e Siasia throw away qualifications (2012) because they do not know how to be conservative when necessary.

Rohr's conservative approach has built us into a massive defensive machine. One of our problems in recent past. Rohr's team even work on defending set pieces.

I dare way we are on the right track with Rohr and the team he is building will be a tough but to crack come 2022.


Glory 2022! WC on an African soil, Nigeria!

bobobooge:
Your welcome bro.

I needed to sound the alarm because of the recent trends here.

1. Relentlessly posting players from backwater leagues. Someone even posted a player from an Egyptian league and argued they are stronger than many good leagues in Europe.

2. Castigating quality additions due to unfounded PRIDE. Many of the people who regularly post players from backwater leagues still went ahead and castigated the welcome back of Victor Moses.

Not in anyway berating players from obscure leagues. But perhaps they should only be good enough for our team C or team D

We need to start gunning for Glory 2022! And stop faulting the NFF or Rohr for trying to woo these players e.g Tammy. This is business. When we woo a player he has the freedom to reject or accept. But we try as much as possible to make them accept.



#Glory 2022! #WC on an African soil, Nigeria!

bobobooge:
Salisu's team is basic and limited.

Tell me what impact the U17 and academies success played in the following;

1. Solving the RB problem with the addition of Collins and Idowu

2. Solving the GK problem after Carl fell sick

3. Bringing strict competition with the call up of the likes of Sanrenren bazee, Ebuehi etc?

My point:
The success of Rohr's team is beyond the recent successes of our U17s and academies. Give him kudos for his input.

TheGoodJoe:
[s]The growth in talent of the squad has nothing to do with Rohr but the growth from the last two U17 we won, the growth of academies in the country and the exposure of our local agents. Before Rohr took over, Salisu called a fairly strong squad too. Under Keshi, we did not have the talents available.[/s]

charlesemeka85:
if i talk them go say i am urging the nff and rohr to go and beg them. our best centre half finds it difficult to get game time in lonely brighton. that should be a cause for us to get worried. the central defense position if the leanest in the current super eagles set up. imagine ekong and balogun gets injured, the only decent centre back we can call on is resurgent omeruo. the likes of ajayi and awaziem can they soak up big game pressure?

Earthquake1:
Worrying times

Brighton has recalled defender Dan Burn, and Balogun is missing in the FA cup matchday squad

tbaba1234:
He was not born in Nigeria.

tbaba1234:
15-year-old Tochi Chukwuani

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dxsz9YcUwAAhDIT.jpg