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chrisooblog:
Hi Subzero this is the video of the press conference. Musa was misquoted so I think your initial statement was premature and uncalled for.

Start watching from the 10th minute


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ewd8VRos1Ow

Stormtrooper11:
Damn. I won't join you in your ethnic slander. You did wrong and you weren't supposed to use those words for a respected personality in our national team. Don't act poorly trained and immatured. I expected better from you as a veteran in this thread. Maybe I expected too much tho

JohnBullMySon:
Boss you fumbled small, don't fumble more. Bastard was way too much. Musa doesn't deserve that at all.

TheGoodJoe:
Nacho had a brilliant game playing as a striker against Manchester City. So how can you finito with he is not a striker?

Stormtrooper11:
I'd like you said that to him man-to-man. Not behind your poor android screens with free opera data

jihday:
Musa on retirement: “I didn’t say I will retire from international football after this AFCON but this will be my last AFCON & we still have the World Cup that I will go”.

Once we qualify his participation is assured

jihday:
Musa on retirement: “I didn’t say I will retire from international football after this AFCON but this will be my last AFCON & we still have the World Cup that I will go”.

Once we qualify his participation is assured

Shukusheka:
As much as I love this formation and selection, the attack won't work. Should Iheanacho play central forward in a 4-3-3 formation, he should be partnered by pacey inside forwards like Ahmed Musa who can feed off his creativity upfront. Like how Rodgers used Lookman to feed off Iheanacho against Liverpool.

Playing Iheanacho, Chukwueze and Ejuke upfront will have them dribbling, passing the ball around without any them attacking space or being aggressive in the box.

minfelix:
If the coach stick by a wing play of Chukwueze and Ejuke, who do guys fancy to lead our attack
1. Iheanacho
2. Awoniyi
3. Umar
4. Olayinka

Look what is going on in the Nigerian camp 🤣🤣🤣🇳🇬 #AFCON2021 pic.twitter.com/x8KIVZBL7L

— AD🥇 (@98Toks) January 9, 2022

ChrisKels:
Lol you dun divert so soon?

ChrisKels:
Lol this one failed lexis and structures for waec

ChrisKels:
Pinnick made the remark himself when he said Rohr kinda lost the dressing room.

I will dig it out for you.

safarigirl:
Getting ready for a disasterclass? Or focusing on the tournament? Time will tell.

ChrisKels:
Simple English, you can't comprehend. Andrew dun better pass you oo, Earthquake my brother

ChrisKels:
Dennis's exclusion was one of the main reasons Pinnick gave Rohr his sack later, yet some people still doubt he would be back after AfCon? Lol Pinnick wey dey romance Watford?

Sportilitica:
How many people can close Messi down?

minfelix:
I hate watching team playing too many long balls from defence to attack, I saw most of it in today's game.
When they can't go through the middle with tip-taps they will just resort to one boring aimless long ball that will later fall in the hand of opponent goal keeper... somebody should warn ekong, that's his trademark

Mujtahida:
Not you alone. Maduka doesn't inspire confidence. Yours is even better, you prefer Uzoho. Me, none of them cos I've seen them all to know they are all on the same level except that Akpeyi transmits fear in such a visceral way that even you watching him, will start shaking as he is shaking.

bazooka1:
It's not a one off. Recall how Harry Kane shot went through him.

MetalJigsaw:
Pharaohs Not About Me Alone, Salah Replies Nigeria, Others
independent.ng

LAGOS – Mohammed Salah, the Pharaohs of Egypt and Liverpool of England prolific attacker, has replied the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) opponents, who had been making comments about him ahead of the start of the continental showpiece, saying the former African champions were not about him alone.

The forward, who just recently joined his international colleagues after helping Liverpool secure a 2-2 draw against Chelsea at the Stamford Bridge, said such comments as ‘we can stop Salah’, ‘we are not intimidated’ by Salah’, among others were uncalled for as his team has quality players to prosecute the competition even if he was not there.

Salah, while speaking to local media, KingFut.com, said he was sure Pharaohs would do well with the corporation of everybody.

“I have read severally where such comments like ‘we can stop Salah’ and ‘we are not intimidated by Salah’ are said. But it is not about me.

“In this team, we have very good and hungry players who can do the job even if I am not there.

“No team can perform with only one player and in our team, we have players who are willing and capable of winning this Competition whether I am there or not and I think we will do well with the corporation of all,” KingFut quoted the player as saying.

Meanwhile, it will be recalled that some Nigerian players have pointed the Liverpool danger man as a player that must be stopped when both countries clash on Tuesday. Nigeria are in the same group with Egypt, Sudan and Guinea Bissau.

Meliforme:
Try well to understand what a person is saying before running into conclusions.
The Youtube videos are just an extra to the observations made of him to make sure that i am not missing vital moments.

Danielnino00:
Why would Rohr leave Desser out of the 40 man list in the first place? A red hot striker in the Eredivise!
And Subzero and Emeka were all over here ranting that Eguavon chased the foreign borns away..

This is simply Rohr's mistake coming back to bite us..

JohnBullMySon:
I think Eguavoen will bring Dessers if the finance if the NFF is ready to pay the fine. Our striking department is low now and he knows it. He left out Dessers because he want to replace the Initial players who pulled out from the 40 man list. Going outside that list may have been somehow.

Meliforme:
You are very funny.

He said i should watch his Youtube highlights, which i did and i did that to make sure that i am not missing anything.

I know Aribo.
Aribo is not even in the first five, if we are discussing playmaking in SE.

drDoom3:
I wonder how you are seeing him not understanding tactics from YouTube highlights. Nwakali has more to contribute defensively then Aribo? You have to be joking here. Nwakali that barely tackles and doesn’t track players in his box. Aribo gets lost in games like seriously? Do you even watch the guy at club level?

I’m tired of this argument abeg. The way you guys slander players without evidence is appalling. You just put up a word salad without real substance up there. Like seriously imagine saying Nwakali is better defensively than Aribo. Even Moses Simon that is a winger tracks back better than Nwakali does.

andrewbaba44:
Olayinka looks like another underrated player

We are watching

Meliforme:
Nwakali has the AFCON to show you guys what he is made of.