The Siasia misadventure

[felarey]

Rubbish thread, shebi you're a coach too, when you achieve half of what Siasia did and get termed a misadventure, you will be happy. What you Siasia haters fail to see is your double standard. You whole wasted thesis there has very naive reasoning as its basis.

[Spicyee]

Rubbish thread, shebi you're a coach too, when you achieve half of what Siasia did and get termed a misadventure, you will be happy. What you Siasia haters fail to see is your double standard. You whole wasted thesis there has very naive reasoning as its basis.

He is actually a wannabe; you are giving him too much credit.

[megapro]

Rubbish thread, shebi you're a coach too, when you achieve half of what Siasia did and get termed a misadventure, you will be happy. What you Siasia haters fail to see is your double standard. You whole wasted thesis there has very naive reasoning as its basis.

You are getting it wrong.

His whole carreer was not termed a misadventure, just his last stint.

I am a coach, and can tell a good coach when I see one. Siasia is a good coach and should be proud of his long list of accomplishments -especially with youth teams which I have posted here and on my blog.

You don't have to lose sleep that I will coach your NT, and its never my intention to achieve half what another person has done, for as an Architect, I will not find that time. Whatever your bitterness, several posters that have never agreed with me wrote to say it was a balanced piece so your view remains yours.

The biggest news is that we qualified this time and are on the verge of picking the cup in SA that Abacha prevented us 17 years ago. Hope you remnants will enjoy the feat, if not its your wahala.

Siasia’s competitive games for Nigeria.
http://megapro24.wordpress.com/

1. Ethiopia 4:0 W
2. Ethiopia 2:2 D
3. Madagascar 2:0 W
4. Guinea 2:2 D

P4 W2 D2 L- 10:4

Siasia’s competitive (age-grade) games for Nigeria.

1. Bukina Fasso 2:0 W
2. Bukina Fasso 3:2 W
3. Benin 3:0 W
4. Mali 3:1 W
5. CIV 1:0 W
6. Morocco 2:2 D
7. Egypt 2:0 W
8. Brazil 0:0 D
9. South Korea 1:2 L
10.Switzerland 3:0 W
11. Ukrain 1:0 W
12. Holland 1:1* D
13. Morocco 3:0 W
14. Argentina 1:2 L
15. Ghana 0:0 D
16. Ghana 1:1 D
17. Equatorial Guinea 5:0 W
18. Equatorial Guinea 0:2 L
19. Ghana 3:2 W
20. South Africa 1:1 D
21. Ghana 0:0 D
22. South Africa 3:0 W
23. Holland 0:0 D
24. Japan 2:1 W
25. USA 2:1 W
26. CIV 2:0 W
27. Belgium 4:1 W
28. Argentina 1:2 L
29. Venezuela 0:1 L
30. Spain 0:1 L
31. Tahiti 5:0 W
32. Germany 1:2 L

P32 W17 D8 L7

* = PK win.

Country Honours
2008 Olympics Silver
2005 WYC Silver
2005 AYC Gold

Club Honours
None

Status: Replaced by Stephen Keshi

[ohenhen1]

Exited the rubbish thread.

[felarey]

Rubbish thread, shebi you're a coach too, when you achieve half of what Siasia did and get termed a misadventure, you will be happy. What you Siasia haters fail to see is your double standard. You whole wasted thesis there has very naive reasoning as its basis.

You are getting it wrong.

His whole carreer was not termed a misadventure, just his last stint.

I am a coach, and can tell a good coach when I see one. Siasia is a good coach and should be proud of his long list of accomplishments -especially with youth teams which I have posted here and on my blog.

You don't have to lose sleep that I will coach your NT, and its never my intention to achieve half what another person has done, for as an Architect, I will not find that time. Whatever your bitterness, several posters that have never agreed with me wrote to say it was a balanced piece so your view remains yours.

The biggest news is that we qualified this time and are on the verge of picking the cup in SA that Abacha prevented us 17 years ago. Hope you remnants will enjoy the feat, if not its your wahala.

Siasia’s competitive games for Nigeria.
http://megapro24.wordpress.com/

1. Ethiopia 4:0 W
2. Ethiopia 2:2 D
3. Madagascar 2:0 W
4. Guinea 2:2 D

P4 W2 D2 L- 10:4

Siasia’s competitive (age-grade) games for Nigeria.

1. Bukina Fasso 2:0 W
2. Bukina Fasso 3:2 W
3. Benin 3:0 W
4. Mali 3:1 W
5. CIV 1:0 W
6. Morocco 2:2 D
7. Egypt 2:0 W
8. Brazil 0:0 D
9. South Korea 1:2 L
10.Switzerland 3:0 W
11. Ukrain 1:0 W
12. Holland 1:1* D
13. Morocco 3:0 W
14. Argentina 1:2 L
15. Ghana 0:0 D
16. Ghana 1:1 D
17. Equatorial Guinea 5:0 W
18. Equatorial Guinea 0:2 L
19. Ghana 3:2 W
20. South Africa 1:1 D
21. Ghana 0:0 D
22. South Africa 3:0 W
23. Holland 0:0 D
24. Japan 2:1 W
25. USA 2:1 W
26. CIV 2:0 W
27. Belgium 4:1 W
28. Argentina 1:2 L
29. Venezuela 0:1 L
30. Spain 0:1 L
31. Tahiti 5:0 W
32. Germany 1:2 L

P32 W17 D8 L7

* = PK win.

Country Honours
2008 Olympics Silver
2005 WYC Silver
2005 AYC Gold

Club Honours
None

Status: Replaced by Stephen Keshi

Sorry to say, but the problem is you don't even sound like a coach e.g. someone who knows what it takes to achieve at this level. You sound no different from the NFF who carry out scapegoat policies and pin all issues on the person i.e. the coach. You come up with stats as if they're a direct measure of coaching know how. Like the measure of a coach consists in his win, loss, draw record. Even with that and the fact that Siasia never lost a competitive match, you call him a failure and don't see the folly in your analogy.

When we backed Siasia for insisting on his regular renumeration, your lot told us he was ill advised and only about money. Today the NFF are proud to tell us they've paid the current coaches in full and there's a result.

When Siasia enforced discipline with Osaze and Enyeama, your lot told us he was immature, always beefing etc. but refused to criticize Keshi whose method was to leave players out all together. As we see, Keshi has learned well from Siasia's experience and taken it a step further.

When we criticized Amodu for dismissing players in our local league and turning camp into sick bay despite the fact that we had players that had played in the later stages of the ACL at the time, you lot supported him pointing to the Home ANC and saying we haven't achieved success there.

When we said performance, chemistry and developing a method of play was important despite result, you guys said it was all about the result. As we see, it takes performance to get you over the edge like we achieved against CIV and Mali to get to the final.

As it turns out, you just focus on who the coach is. A gross disappointment from someone who ought to know better. I've not commented on the double standard with differing reactions to similar actions of the coaches.

[GIN]

What matters right now is that Keshi and his boys are playing for the title in 2013.

[megapro]

Rubbish thread, shebi you're a coach too, when you achieve half of what Siasia did and get termed a misadventure, you will be happy. What you Siasia haters fail to see is your double standard. You whole wasted thesis there has very naive reasoning as its basis.

You are getting it wrong.

His whole carreer was not termed a misadventure, just his last stint.

I am a coach, and can tell a good coach when I see one. Siasia is a good coach and should be proud of his long list of accomplishments -especially with youth teams which I have posted here and on my blog.

You don't have to lose sleep that I will coach your NT, and its never my intention to achieve half what another person has done, for as an Architect, I will not find that time. Whatever your bitterness, several posters that have never agreed with me wrote to say it was a balanced piece so your view remains yours.

The biggest news is that we qualified this time and are on the verge of picking the cup in SA that Abacha prevented us 17 years ago. Hope you remnants will enjoy the feat, if not its your wahala.

Siasia’s competitive games for Nigeria.
http://megapro24.wordpress.com/

1. Ethiopia 4:0 W
2. Ethiopia 2:2 D
3. Madagascar 2:0 W
4. Guinea 2:2 D

P4 W2 D2 L- 10:4

Siasia’s competitive (age-grade) games for Nigeria.

1. Bukina Fasso 2:0 W
2. Bukina Fasso 3:2 W
3. Benin 3:0 W
4. Mali 3:1 W
5. CIV 1:0 W
6. Morocco 2:2 D
7. Egypt 2:0 W
8. Brazil 0:0 D
9. South Korea 1:2 L
10.Switzerland 3:0 W
11. Ukrain 1:0 W
12. Holland 1:1* D
13. Morocco 3:0 W
14. Argentina 1:2 L
15. Ghana 0:0 D
16. Ghana 1:1 D
17. Equatorial Guinea 5:0 W
18. Equatorial Guinea 0:2 L
19. Ghana 3:2 W
20. South Africa 1:1 D
21. Ghana 0:0 D
22. South Africa 3:0 W
23. Holland 0:0 D
24. Japan 2:1 W
25. USA 2:1 W
26. CIV 2:0 W
27. Belgium 4:1 W
28. Argentina 1:2 L
29. Venezuela 0:1 L
30. Spain 0:1 L
31. Tahiti 5:0 W
32. Germany 1:2 L

P32 W17 D8 L7

* = PK win.

Country Honours
2008 Olympics Silver
2005 WYC Silver
2005 AYC Gold

Club Honours
None

Status: Replaced by Stephen Keshi

Sorry to say, but the problem is you don't even sound like a coach e.g. someone who knows what it takes to achieve at this level. You sound no different from the NFF who carry out scapegoat policies and pin all issues on the person i.e. the coach. You come up with stats as if they're a direct measure of coaching know how. Like the measure of a coach consists in his win, loss, draw record. Even with that and the fact that Siasia never lost a competitive match, you call him a failure and don't see the folly in your analogy.

When we backed Siasia for insisting on his regular renumeration, your lot told us he was ill advised and only about money. Today the NFF are proud to tell us they've paid the current coaches in full and there's a result.

When Siasia enforced discipline with Osaze and Enyeama, your lot told us he was immature, always beefing etc. but refused to criticize Keshi whose method was to leave players out all together. As we see, Keshi has learned well from Siasia's experience and taken it a step further.

When we criticized Amodu for dismissing players in our local league and turning camp into sick bay despite the fact that we had players that had played in the later stages of the ACL at the time, you lot supported him pointing to the Home ANC and saying we haven't achieved success there.

When we said performance, chemistry and developing a method of play was important despite result, you guys said it was all about the result. As we see, it takes performance to get you over the edge like we achieved against CIV and Mali to get to the final.

As it turns out, you just focus on who the coach is. A gross disappointment from someone who ought to know better. I've not commented on the double standard with differing reactions to similar actions of the coaches.

I leave coaching to the coaches and have treated them equally.
When Amodu was there, I compiled Amodu's record in competitive games. When SSS was there I compiled his record in competitive games, same as Keshi. I hardly care about test matches, and even before my DFB license I always used the same indices W-D-L and trophies to evaluate their work, not to compare them. I don't use finesse, possession or overhead kicks.

Stats don't. Lie. Until the NFF big wigs told me in a Nigeria game in Austria during Lagerbacks stint that they know of my stats, I did not even know they come here.

Lastly I did not call SSS a failure here and only stated that he failed in the last stint as Nigeria failed to qualify for the first time in 26 years. SSS himself has stated several times he failed on the assignment. If there is any factual untruth in the article, no one has pointed it out.

SSS will get another chance.

[megapro]

Rubbish thread, shebi you're a coach too, when you achieve half of what Siasia did and get termed a misadventure, you will be happy. What you Siasia haters fail to see is your double standard. You whole wasted thesis there has very naive reasoning as its basis.

You are getting it wrong.

His whole carreer was not termed a misadventure, just his last stint.

I am a coach, and can tell a good coach when I see one. Siasia is a good coach and should be proud of his long list of accomplishments -especially with youth teams which I have posted here and on my blog.

You don't have to lose sleep that I will coach your NT, and its never my intention to achieve half what another person has done, for as an Architect, I will not find that time. Whatever your bitterness, several posters that have never agreed with me wrote to say it was a balanced piece so your view remains yours.

The biggest news is that we qualified this time and are on the verge of picking the cup in SA that Abacha prevented us 17 years ago. Hope you remnants will enjoy the feat, if not its your wahala.

Siasia’s competitive games for Nigeria.
http://megapro24.wordpress.com/

1. Ethiopia 4:0 W
2. Ethiopia 2:2 D
3. Madagascar 2:0 W
4. Guinea 2:2 D

P4 W2 D2 L- 10:4

Siasia’s competitive (age-grade) games for Nigeria.

1. Bukina Fasso 2:0 W
2. Bukina Fasso 3:2 W
3. Benin 3:0 W
4. Mali 3:1 W
5. CIV 1:0 W
6. Morocco 2:2 D
7. Egypt 2:0 W
8. Brazil 0:0 D
9. South Korea 1:2 L
10.Switzerland 3:0 W
11. Ukrain 1:0 W
12. Holland 1:1* D
13. Morocco 3:0 W
14. Argentina 1:2 L
15. Ghana 0:0 D
16. Ghana 1:1 D
17. Equatorial Guinea 5:0 W
18. Equatorial Guinea 0:2 L
19. Ghana 3:2 W
20. South Africa 1:1 D
21. Ghana 0:0 D
22. South Africa 3:0 W
23. Holland 0:0 D
24. Japan 2:1 W
25. USA 2:1 W
26. CIV 2:0 W
27. Belgium 4:1 W
28. Argentina 1:2 L
29. Venezuela 0:1 L
30. Spain 0:1 L
31. Tahiti 5:0 W
32. Germany 1:2 L

P32 W17 D8 L7

* = PK win.

Country Honours
2008 Olympics Silver
2005 WYC Silver
2005 AYC Gold

Club Honours
None

Status: Replaced by Stephen Keshi

Sorry to say, but the problem is you don't even sound like a coach e.g. someone who knows what it takes to achieve at this level. You sound no different from the NFF who carry out scapegoat policies and pin all issues on the person i.e. the coach. You come up with stats as if they're a direct measure of coaching know how. Like the measure of a coach consists in his win, loss, draw record. Even with that and the fact that Siasia never lost a competitive match, you call him a failure and don't see the folly in your analogy.

When we backed Siasia for insisting on his regular renumeration, your lot told us he was ill advised and only about money. Today the NFF are proud to tell us they've paid the current coaches in full and there's a result.

When Siasia enforced discipline with Osaze and Enyeama, your lot told us he was immature, always beefing etc. but refused to criticize Keshi whose method was to leave players out all together. As we see, Keshi has learned well from Siasia's experience and taken it a step further.

When we criticized Amodu for dismissing players in our local league and turning camp into sick bay despite the fact that we had players that had played in the later stages of the ACL at the time, you lot supported him pointing to the Home ANC and saying we haven't achieved success there.

When we said performance, chemistry and developing a method of play was important despite result, you guys said it was all about the result. As we see, it takes performance to get you over the edge like we achieved against CIV and Mali to get to the final.

As it turns out, you just focus on who the coach is. A gross disappointment from someone who ought to know better. I've not commented on the double standard with differing reactions to similar actions of the coaches.

I leave coaching to the coaches and have treated them equally.
When Amodu was there, I compiled Amodu's record in competitive games. When SSS was there I compiled his record in competitive games, same as Keshi. I hardly care about test matches, and even before my DFB license I always used the same indices W-D-L and trophies to evaluate their work, not to compare them. I don't use finesse, possession or overhead kicks.

Stats don't lie. Until the NFF big wigs told me in a Nigeria game in Austria during Lagerbacks stint that they know of my stats, I did not even know they come here.

Lastly I did not call SSS a failure here and only stated that he failed in the last stint as Nigeria failed to qualify for the first time in 26 years. SSS himself has stated several times he failed on the assignment. If there is any factual untruth in the article, no one has pointed it out.

SSS will get another chance.

[dhoney]

Rubbish thread, shebi you're a coach too, when you achieve half of what Siasia did and get termed a misadventure, you will be happy. What you Siasia haters fail to see is your double standard. You whole wasted thesis there has very naive reasoning as its basis.

You are getting it wrong.

His whole carreer was not termed a misadventure, just his last stint.

I am a coach, and can tell a good coach when I see one. Siasia is a good coach and should be proud of his long list of accomplishments -especially with youth teams which I have posted here and on my blog.

You don't have to lose sleep that I will coach your NT, and its never my intention to achieve half what another person has done, for as an Architect, I will not find that time. Whatever your bitterness, several posters that have never agreed with me wrote to say it was a balanced piece so your view remains yours.

The biggest news is that we qualified this time and are on the verge of picking the cup in SA that Abacha prevented us 17 years ago. Hope you remnants will enjoy the feat, if not its your wahala.

Siasia’s competitive games for Nigeria.
http://megapro24.wordpress.com/

1. Ethiopia 4:0 W
2. Ethiopia 2:2 D
3. Madagascar 2:0 W
4. Guinea 2:2 D

P4 W2 D2 L- 10:4

Siasia’s competitive (age-grade) games for Nigeria.

1. Bukina Fasso 2:0 W
2. Bukina Fasso 3:2 W
3. Benin 3:0 W
4. Mali 3:1 W
5. CIV 1:0 W
6. Morocco 2:2 D
7. Egypt 2:0 W
8. Brazil 0:0 D
9. South Korea 1:2 L
10.Switzerland 3:0 W
11. Ukrain 1:0 W
12. Holland 1:1* D
13. Morocco 3:0 W
14. Argentina 1:2 L
15. Ghana 0:0 D
16. Ghana 1:1 D
17. Equatorial Guinea 5:0 W
18. Equatorial Guinea 0:2 L
19. Ghana 3:2 W
20. South Africa 1:1 D
21. Ghana 0:0 D
22. South Africa 3:0 W
23. Holland 0:0 D
24. Japan 2:1 W
25. USA 2:1 W
26. CIV 2:0 W
27. Belgium 4:1 W
28. Argentina 1:2 L
29. Venezuela 0:1 L
30. Spain 0:1 L
31. Tahiti 5:0 W
32. Germany 1:2 L

P32 W17 D8 L7

* = PK win.

Country Honours
2008 Olympics Silver
2005 WYC Silver
2005 AYC Gold

Club Honours
None

Status: Replaced by Stephen Keshi

Sorry to say, but the problem is you don't even sound like a coach e.g. someone who knows what it takes to achieve at this level. You sound no different from the NFF who carry out scapegoat policies and pin all issues on the person i.e. the coach. You come up with stats as if they're a direct measure of coaching know how. Like the measure of a coach consists in his win, loss, draw record. Even with that and the fact that Siasia never lost a competitive match, you call him a failure and don't see the folly in your analogy.

When we backed Siasia for insisting on his regular renumeration, your lot told us he was ill advised and only about money. Today the NFF are proud to tell us they've paid the current coaches in full and there's a result.

When Siasia enforced discipline with Osaze and Enyeama, your lot told us he was immature, always beefing etc. but refused to criticize Keshi whose method was to leave players out all together. As we see, Keshi has learned well from Siasia's experience and taken it a step further.

When we criticized Amodu for dismissing players in our local league and turning camp into sick bay despite the fact that we had players that had played in the later stages of the ACL at the time, you lot supported him pointing to the Home ANC and saying we haven't achieved success there.

When we said performance, chemistry and developing a method of play was important despite result, you guys said it was all about the result. As we see, it takes performance to get you over the edge like we achieved against CIV and Mali to get to the final.

As it turns out, you just focus on who the coach is. A gross disappointment from someone who ought to know better. I've not commented on the double standard with differing reactions to similar actions of the coaches.

@felarey, you would have ignored this guy.

Such a funny dude. You are calling Siasia a failure and you have never ever in ur life achieved anything as a Coach. It`s so unfortunate that you fail to realise that in life at times it takes some failures to make a success. Besides, if you have achieved half of what Siasia has achieved, you wouldn`t be sleeping in CE..!

Our rave of the moment Keshi failed with Nigeria team and Mali b4 and I am pretty sure he was able to learn one or 2 things and repackaged himself.

Bros, if u dey waka around with these ur dsetructive analyses, u will never attain any of ur set goals..!

[megapro]

20 Months, Keshi took the reins and led Nigeria to the limits of his (Keshi's) potential. His stewardship lifted both his profile and his country's -albeit a few notches. 1 continental trophy, WC 2rnd and 4 competitive defeats -all to former world champions.

Considering what he met and what he leaves behind, his successor is going to be rated based on the benchmarks the big boss set. Qualification for, and defence of the AFCON we have won only 3ce -in the next 6 months. What a task.

We don't need caretakers like Egu or a novice on the job, we have good candidates. Oliseh will coach Nigeria one day, Amokachi the perennial understudy might not, but a worthy choice will be the second coming of Samson Siasia. He can't do worse than his first stint and obviosly must have learnt from his mistakes and failure. Whoever the NFF picks we should rally around the person rather than coach him and insult his mother.

Nigeria is back.

Keshi's report card 2011-2014 coming next.


http://www.megapro24.wordpress.com

[YemiBrazil]

20 Months, Keshi took the reins and led Nigeria to the limits of his (Keshi's) potential. His stewardship lifted both his profile and his country's -albeit a few notches. 1 continental trophy, WC 2rnd and 4 competitive defeats -all to former world champions.

Considering what he met and what he leaves behind, his successor is going to be rated based on the benchmarks the big boss set. Qualification for, and defence of the AFCON we have won only 3ce -in the next 6 months. What a task.

We don't need caretakers like Egu or a novice on the job, we have good candidates. Oliseh will coach Nigeria one day, Amokachi the perennial understudy might not, but a worthy choice will be the second coming of Samson Siasia. He can't do worse than his first stint and obviosly must have learnt from his mistakes and failure. Whoever the NFF picks we should rally around the person rather than coach him and insult his mother.

Nigeria is back.

Keshi's report card 2011-2014 coming next.


http://www.megapro24.wordpress.com

Now we go become friends for the first time.

[YemiBrazil]

20 Months, Keshi took the reins and led Nigeria to the limits of his (Keshi's) potential. His stewardship lifted both his profile and his country's -albeit a few notches. 1 continental trophy, WC 2rnd and 4 competitive defeats -all to former world champions.

Considering what he met and what he leaves behind, his successor is going to be rated based on the benchmarks the big boss set. Qualification for, and defence of the AFCON we have won only 3ce -in the next 6 months. What a task.

We don't need caretakers like Egu or a novice on the job, we have good candidates. Oliseh will coach Nigeria one day, Amokachi the perennial understudy might not, but a worthy choice will be the second coming of Samson Siasia. He can't do worse than his first stint and obviosly must have learnt from his mistakes and failure. Whoever the NFF picks we should rally around the person rather than coach him and insult his mother.

Nigeria is back.

Keshi's report card 2011-2014 coming next.


http://www.megapro24.wordpress.com

Now we go become friends for the first time. Keshi is well appreciated. He performed.

Siasia's competitive record as SE coach - P 4 W 2 D 2 L 0. Undefeated! It's time for THE RETURN!

[megapro]

20 Months, Keshi took the reins and led Nigeria to the limits of his (Keshi's) potential. His stewardship lifted both his profile and his country's -albeit a few notches. 1 continental trophy, WC 2rnd and 4 competitive defeats -all to former world champions.

Considering what he met and what he leaves behind, his successor is going to be rated based on the benchmarks the big boss set. Qualification for, and defence of the AFCON we have won only 3ce -in the next 6 months. What a task.

We don't need caretakers like Egu or a novice on the job, we have good candidates. Oliseh will coach Nigeria one day, Amokachi the perennial understudy might not, but a worthy choice will be the second coming of Samson Siasia. He can't do worse than his first stint and obviosly must have learnt from his mistakes and failure. Whoever the NFF picks we should rally around the person rather than coach him and insult his mother.

Nigeria is back.

Keshi's report card 2011-2014 coming next.


http://www.megapro24.wordpress.com

Now we go become friends for the first time.

U wan leave MHA?

Don't call me your friend my friend

[Janganza]

Great article. Missed it the first time. Chei Siasia yab o.

[Catalyst]

Megapro

I disagree sir. $ia$ia is NOT a coach, talk less of being good. Simon Kalika is a good coach; I like him and his tactics. Lets not sugarcoat things; there is always Ikpoba river for those who cannot handle this truth.

If The Mercenary cared about coaching as a profession, he would not be waiting for hand-out. From his U10 girls days in Atlanta all the way down to the last failure, it has always been a matter of hand-out. He was waiting for another handout from India, Bangladesh, Bolton Wanderers and Uzbekistan and none came and then he went into his shell. We waited with suspended breath for one of them to click, we almost died from lack of oxygen.

How can any living human being love coaching and go without work for years? No coaching, no TV broadcast job, no blogging or online activity is similar kind. Something is wrong with that picture. What exactly is he doing with his time? Running for political office?

[paj]

If Siasia come back then I go undefriend U for twinta..

[mapet]

Megapro

I disagree sir. $ia$ia is NOT a coach, talk less of being good. Simon Kalika is a good coach; I like him and his tactics. Lets not sugarcoat things; there is always Ikpoba river for those who cannot handle this truth.

If The Mercenary cared about coaching as a profession, he would not be waiting for hand-out. From his U10 girls days in Atlanta all the way down to the last failure, it has always been a matter of hand-out. He was waiting for another handout from India, Bangladesh, Bolton Wanderers and Uzbekistan and none came and then he went into his shell. We waited with suspended breath for one of them to click, we almost died from lack of oxygen.

How can any living human being love coaching and go without work for years? No coaching, no TV broadcast job, no blogging or online activity is similar kind. Something is wrong with that picture. What exactly is he doing with his time? Running for political office?

You're so skillful in yarning Opaks

[Kako]

Megapro

I disagree sir. $ia$ia is NOT a coach, talk less of being good. Simon Kalika is a good coach; I like him and his tactics. Lets not sugarcoat things; there is always Ikpoba river for those who cannot handle this truth.

If The Mercenary cared about coaching as a profession, he would not be waiting for hand-out. From his U10 girls days in Atlanta all the way down to the last failure, it has always been a matter of hand-out. He was waiting for another handout from India, Bangladesh, Bolton Wanderers and Uzbekistan and none came and then he went into his shell. We waited with suspended breath for one of them to click, we almost died from lack of oxygen.

How can any living human being love coaching and go without work for years? No coaching, no TV broadcast job, no blogging or online activity is similar kind. Something is wrong with that picture. What exactly is he doing with his time? Running for political office?

You're so skillful in yarning Opaks

[megapro]

Megapro

I disagree sir. $ia$ia is NOT a coach, talk less of being good. Simon Kalika is a good coach; I like him and his tactics. Lets not sugarcoat things; there is always Ikpoba river for those who cannot handle this truth.

If The Mercenary cared about coaching as a profession, he would not be waiting for hand-out. From his U10 girls days in Atlanta all the way down to the last failure, it has always been a matter of hand-out. He was waiting for another handout from India, Bangladesh, Bolton Wanderers and Uzbekistan and none came and then he went into his shell. We waited with suspended breath for one of them to click, we almost died from lack of oxygen.

How can any living human being love coaching and go without work for years? No coaching, no TV broadcast job, no blogging or online activity is similar kind. Something is wrong with that picture. What exactly is he doing with his time? Running for political office?

Catalyst,

Siasia is actually a good coach in my opinion and I have stated that several times here includding this thread. To get successive Silver medals and an AYC with guys that just became men is no fluke as I know that from my personal experience.

Why he gets my nod is because we hope he has the capacity to translate similar returns with grown usp even though his previous attepts fell short. He knows the set up and must have learnt from the positives of his successor. He is still very much involved in the game tending to his wards at his academy and me thinks this time he will cut it -if there is vacancy..

[Janganza]

No vacancy. The Big Boss is going nowhere.

[Catalyst]

Megapro

I disagree sir. $ia$ia is NOT a coach, talk less of being good. Simon Kalika is a good coach; I like him and his tactics. Lets not sugarcoat things; there is always Ikpoba river for those who cannot handle this truth.

If The Mercenary cared about coaching as a profession, he would not be waiting for hand-out. From his U10 girls days in Atlanta all the way down to the last failure, it has always been a matter of hand-out. He was waiting for another handout from India, Bangladesh, Bolton Wanderers and Uzbekistan and none came and then he went into his shell. We waited with suspended breath for one of them to click, we almost died from lack of oxygen.

How can any living human being love coaching and go without work for years? No coaching, no TV broadcast job, no blogging or online activity is similar kind. Something is wrong with that picture. What exactly is he doing with his time? Running for political office?

You're so skillful in yarning Opaks

Thanks.

I never heard it like this before. Can I use it in my BB display message?

[Catalyst]

Megapro

I disagree sir. $ia$ia is NOT a coach, talk less of being good. Simon Kalika is a good coach; I like him and his tactics. Lets not sugarcoat things; there is always Ikpoba river for those who cannot handle this truth.

If The Mercenary cared about coaching as a profession, he would not be waiting for hand-out. From his U10 girls days in Atlanta all the way down to the last failure, it has always been a matter of hand-out. He was waiting for another handout from India, Bangladesh, Bolton Wanderers and Uzbekistan and none came and then he went into his shell. We waited with suspended breath for one of them to click, we almost died from lack of oxygen.

How can any living human being love coaching and go without work for years? No coaching, no TV broadcast job, no blogging or online activity is similar kind. Something is wrong with that picture. What exactly is he doing with his time? Running for political office?

Catalyst,

Siasia is actually a good coach in my opinion and I have stated that several times here includding this thread. To get successive Silver medals and an AYC with guys that just became men is no fluke as I know that from my personal experience.

Why he gets my nod is because we hope he has the capacity to translate similar returns with grown usp even though his previous attepts fell short. He knows the set up and must have learnt from the positives of his successor. He is still very much involved in the game tending to his wards at his academy and me thinks this time he will cut it -if there is vacancy..

Bros, why has he not been able to find another job? What about just going to Europe to do his continued education (FIFA license, etc)?

Finidi found something for himself. Oliseh did at some point. Simon Kalika landed on his feet (according to him he considers coaching a career, not a business). Heck even Chukwu got Kenya gig. There are many more of the 1994 buch that have gone on to create new avenues for themselves with a little bit of hard work.

Exactly what is he doing now? This does not both you? This does not bother anyone?

[kolinzo]

Whoever the coach is this time I don't care. I will support. FC! LC! SSS! Amodu!! I don't care I will support but they have to do the work and be tactically sound!!