Cybereagles

niyi wrote:Won 5-1 today. Now second on the table behind Jong Ajax and occupying promotion spot since Jong Ajax can't be promoted to the Eredivisie.

They were close to relegation when he took over last season.

dude season just started

niyi wrote:Won 5-1 today. Now second on the table behind Jong Ajax and occupying promotion spot since Jong Ajax can't be promoted to the Eredivisie.

They were close to relegation when he took over last season.

pajimoh wrote:Sunday, this year is promotion year as champion of your division.

Ami-oooo!

jette1 wrote:

niyi wrote:Won 5-1 today. Now second on the table behind Jong Ajax and occupying promotion spot since Jong Ajax can't be promoted to the Eredivisie.

They were close to relegation when he took over last season.

dude season just started

Kai! this thing really pained your soul, didnt it?

Odas wrote:

pajimoh wrote:Sunday, this year is promotion year as champion of your division.

Ami-oooo!

Ami l'Oruko JeeeesssssuuuuuuUU!

Gotti wrote:

niyi wrote:Won 5-1 today. Now second on the table behind Jong Ajax and occupying promotion spot since Jong Ajax can't be promoted to the Eredivisie.

They were close to relegation when he took over last season.

I'm happy for him. What he's achieving is amazing. And he's clearly a fearless man who will do what it takes to succeed.

He was really poor as Nigeria coach. Clearly came too soon. Didn't have the maturity. The combination of his inflated ego and hyper-impatience led his to some odd decisions (Musa as captain???). But these are edged leaders smooth over time.

I hope he continues to have success in Europe, perhaps gets a top job in the next 10 years and then maybe leads Nigeria to the 2032 World Cup.

The future is bright.

danfo driver wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p05g2qg9

Youve got to love this guy whatever one's misgivings about his stint as National coach.
The drive, focus and self-belief he showed as a player have continued to work in his favour and will carry him to the highest heights.

We should all be very proud of Oliseh and the fact that he is opening doors with his every step.

Plus of course, he is keeping Solowe out of our Eagles Nest.

waka-man wrote:I hope he continues to have success in Europe, perhaps gets a top job in the next 10 years and then maybe leads Nigeria to the 2032 World Cup

God of Abraham!

Coach wrote:

waka-man wrote:I hope he continues to have success in Europe, perhaps gets a top job in the next 10 years and then maybe leads Nigeria to the 2032 World Cup

God of Abraham!

LOL. That got me rolling on the floor as well

Just be happy for the man, and move on

cic old boy wrote:

shaq wrote:

Coach wrote:

waka-man wrote:I hope he continues to have success in Europe, perhaps gets a top job in the next 10 years and then maybe leads Nigeria to the 2032 World Cup

God of Abraham!

LOL. That got me rolling on the floor as well

Just be happy for the man, and move on

Oliseh will be 58 in 2032. That's pretty much the ideal age for a national coach. Done your time as a club coach, ready for a slower but arguably more important job.

Rohr is 63.

If Oliseh does 4 years in the lower leagues, 5 years in a mid-table top league and then 6 years in a top top job before taking on the Eagles, he could end up a legend.

waka-man wrote:

shaq wrote:

Coach wrote:

waka-man wrote:I hope he continues to have success in Europe, perhaps gets a top job in the next 10 years and then maybe leads Nigeria to the 2032 World Cup

God of Abraham!

LOL. That got me rolling on the floor as well

Just be happy for the man, and move on

Oliseh will be 58 in 2032. That's pretty much the ideal age for a national coach. Done your time as a club coach, ready for a slower but arguably more important job.

Rohr is 63.

If Oliseh does 4 years in the lower leagues, 5 years in a mid-table top league and then 6 years in a top top job before taking on the Eagles, he could end up a legend.

Tufia! God forbid! Olorun maje! We are getting promoted this season!

Oliseh could be doing something special this season.

cic old boy wrote:Oliseh could be doing something special this season.

You continue to hurt the soul of people...

shaq wrote:

Coach wrote:

waka-man wrote:I hope he continues to have success in Europe, perhaps gets a top job in the next 10 years and then maybe leads Nigeria to the 2032 World Cup

God of Abraham!

LOL. That got me rolling on the floor as well

Just be happy for the man, and move on

Hmm... No egos on this team?. This is usually his downfall.

danfo driver wrote:

waka-man wrote:

shaq wrote:

Coach wrote:

waka-man wrote:I hope he continues to have success in Europe, perhaps gets a top job in the next 10 years and then maybe leads Nigeria to the 2032 World Cup

God of Abraham!

LOL. That got me rolling on the floor as well

Just be happy for the man, and move on

Oliseh will be 58 in 2032. That's pretty much the ideal age for a national coach. Done your time as a club coach, ready for a slower but arguably more important job.

Rohr is 63.

If Oliseh does 4 years in the lower leagues, 5 years in a mid-table top league and then 6 years in a top top job before taking on the Eagles, he could end up a legend.

Tufia! God forbid! Olorun maje! We are getting promoted this season!

Yes, we are!

danfo driver wrote:

cic old boy wrote:Oliseh could be doing something special this season.

You continue to hurt the soul of people...

Yep! There are many of them in the CE and some of them already have disappeared from this thread. However, some of such people are still here and I am watching them very closely with my Binoculars and with 20 eyes.

Molue Conductor wrote:Hmm... No egos on this team?. This is usually his downfall.

Chief, have you not heard "Molue" has been banned in Lagos?

If Sunday Oliseh gains promotion at the end of the season and then does reasonably well in the top flight over the next few seasons, I see him returning to lead the SuperEagles to the 2026 World Cup


Cheers.