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odiegwu!fabio wrote:4 years and still learning on the job. This one is on the job training or learning?Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:and we have learned from him. Another progress after learning from Madagascar
like i have always said, some of us see things years before others do. i truly hope you guys are more proactive in your real livesEnyi wrote:I am afraid that if we get Eze....Rohr can play him as a DM....guy needs to go sorry. He is a coward...not acceptable with the talent in his disposal and not with the current footballing climate
Well I see months before you then, Eze is an England international.danfo driver wrote:like i have always said, some of us see things years before others do. i truly hope you guys are more proactive in your real livesEnyi wrote:I am afraid that if we get Eze....Rohr can play him as a DM....guy needs to go sorry. He is a coward...not acceptable with the talent in his disposal and not with the current footballing climate
Yes, Nigeria is the only team that didnt play because of covidcharlie wrote:So after watching this match, I have to say that this covid period and the lack of playing time has seriously hurt our team chemistry. The team has lost its engine in that midfield, and we are seriously missing Ndidi.
In addition, this pitch was a nightmare, especially for players used to playing in Europe. The coaching staff need to organize more friendlies on African soil. All these Europe based friendlies are nice, but will not get us ready for the upcoming CAF.
Finally, the referee was and linesmen where useless. Kelechi was not offside for his goal, and it was a clear foul/penalty that should have been called, but wasn't.
All in all, we are practically qualified which is the most important, but we need more games on African soil to get this team reacclimatized with playing CAF football.
other teams were playing and keeping fit. fabio wrote:Rohr warned us Sierra Leone is a difficult team.green4life wrote:Congrats on the 0-0 draw against mighty Sierra Leone ... home and away draw
yes, its the black players! lets do whatever it takes to protect your white god. shameless!fledy wrote:Not fun watching these crop of players on the SE.
BORING, BORING, BORING!!!
Yeah, this man hasn't done well - lately. At this point, I am beginning to see what many of us here has been saying about coach Rohr.kajifu wrote:I doubt a black coach can be this bad like t his stupid German coach.
Hopefully its his last game incharge.Wasted 4 plus years for this coward.
surakat wrote:This is unwatchable and the pitch is a disgrace. CAF needs to regulate pitches in the whole of Africa. There must be basic acceptable standard agreed upon by both FIFA and CAF. This one should never be considered at all
green4life wrote:Jokes aside, as thin as our midfield is, Rohr & NFF should consider convincing Mikel to reconsider his decision to retire at 33. He's been playing 90 mins twice per week for Stoke City as their Captain and they are only 4 pts off the top of their table yet, there's no use for him on a team where an injury to Ndidi & injury prone Etebo leaves us with no capable cover.
Whether you like the bobo or not, there is still a big need for Mikel on this paper thin midfield squad. Ah ah.
It depends on who is available and the role he is asked to play. At this point of his career he can competently play as a DM for Nigeria. He can start some games and come off the bench in others. The key for this type of player is his understanding how he fits into the squad - and that is a task for the manager and not the player. This is academic given he's retired but our midfield is lightweight in terms of quality depth.vancity eagle wrote:green4life wrote:Jokes aside, as thin as our midfield is, Rohr & NFF should consider convincing Mikel to reconsider his decision to retire at 33. He's been playing 90 mins twice per week for Stoke City as their Captain and they are only 4 pts off the top of their table yet, there's no use for him on a team where an injury to Ndidi & injury prone Etebo leaves us with no capable cover.
Whether you like the bobo or not, there is still a big need for Mikel on this paper thin midfield squad. Ah ah.
I agree.
But will Mikel show up just to sit on bench ?
...how many SE players play for top club in Europe?jb wrote:How many Sierra Leonian players play for top clubs in europe?
I doubt Mikel will unretire at this pointgreen4life wrote:It depends on who is available and the role he is asked to play. At this point of his career he can competently play as a DM for Nigeria. He can start some games and come off the bench in others. The key for this type of player is his understanding how he fits into the squad - and that is a task for the manager and not the player. This is academic given he's retired but our midfield is lightweight in terms of quality depth.vancity eagle wrote:green4life wrote:Jokes aside, as thin as our midfield is, Rohr & NFF should consider convincing Mikel to reconsider his decision to retire at 33. He's been playing 90 mins twice per week for Stoke City as their Captain and they are only 4 pts off the top of their table yet, there's no use for him on a team where an injury to Ndidi & injury prone Etebo leaves us with no capable cover.
Whether you like the bobo or not, there is still a big need for Mikel on this paper thin midfield squad. Ah ah.
I agree.
But will Mikel show up just to sit on bench ?
Bigpokey24 wrote:bigpokey was insulted on these forums when i called the clueless manager out
troll, when you speak, this is all i see1naija wrote:Bigpokey24 wrote:bigpokey was insulted on these forums when i called the clueless manager out
And you can't understand why you were insulted as being clueless? How clueless do you have to be to call a coach that has his team on top of the group table clueless? In my opinion you weren't insulted enough.
