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This was by far their best game. They didn't play half as good as this, in the other matches.

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They up their game no doubt this is their best game in these tourney.
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ogasir wrote:
Cito wrote:I do not care about this 'Ole Ole Ole ... song. Sing one Naija song jare.
Maybe they are sending a subliminal message to the NFF.
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Tbite wrote:This was by far their best game. They didn't play half as good as this, in the other matches.

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Whatever Siasia said to motivate them, worked.
Bros,

It is also about their psychological state after being paid. That is why we cannot always look to tactics to explain wins and losses.
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Molue Conductor wrote:
ogasir wrote:
Cito wrote:I do not care about this 'Ole Ole Ole ... song. Sing one Naija song jare.
Maybe they are sending a subliminal message to the NFF.
:rotf: :rotf: :rotf:
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Enugu II wrote:
Tbite wrote:This was by far their best game. They didn't play half as good as this, in the other matches.

:clap: :clap: :clap:

Whatever Siasia said to motivate them, worked.
Bros,

It is also about their psychological state after being paid. That is why we cannot always look to tactics to explain wins and losses.
Said it countless of times. When all you have to do is to play the game, you tend to perform at a very high level.
But when you spend countless of hours arguing about your compensation and not focusing at the task at hand, it shows in your performance. The distractions take a toll.

It happens to us in all tourneys. Not just us, other African teams as well.

Competition at this level, every advantage helps. Complete focus is critical.
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100%Naija wrote:
rasak74 wrote:This etebo is like amokachi the bull.
No he is not. :lol:
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Cito wrote:
rasak74 wrote:This etebo is like amokachi the bull.
Build? No
Speed? No
Nationality? Yes
Anything else? Nada. :mrgreen:
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100%Naija wrote:
Cito wrote:
rasak74 wrote:This etebo is like amokachi the bull.
Build? No
Speed? No
Nationality? Yes
Anything else? Nada. :mrgreen:
kpom! :rotf:
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