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Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2017 10:18 pm
by asabatex
Thank you.
nemi2002 wrote:Oliseh I is not a prophet but am happy for him, he should have started here before coming to mess up in Nigeria. If he had coached anywhere else he would have understood what it takes to deliver and would have been less critical of successful Nigerian coaches.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2017 10:19 pm
by asabatex
Pa Jimoh..thank you. Good luck to Oliseh.
pajimoh wrote:Ebyboy wrote:cic old boy wrote:
Thanks CIC for posting this. I read it with joy.
A prophet is not welcome
or recognized in his country. God will bless your craft, Mr. Sunday Oliseh
and elevate you. You will lead the first generation of Nigerian coaches
who will distinguish themselves in clubsides in Europe, just like Stephen
Keshi (May his soul rest in peace and his exploits be remembered forever)
did coaching in other African nations.
which kine nonsense be this one now?
Abi you dey take style rewrite history while we still dey alive?
Before Fortuna or wetin dem call themself no be Nigeria first give Oliseh chance to manage the NT, even when Oliseh himself dey do yanga about how the NFA chase am before he agree?
No be the same Oliseh dump the team or he tell you say dem fire am?
Una just dey use quotation anyhow like persin wey no sabi Bible.
In fact this Bible student was given a "Major Prophet" role long before he understudied any prophet.
Now our Oliseh don return to "Minor Prophet" role after running out on Nigeria due to the spiritual demands made of Major Prophets. Being a Moses in Nigeria is not easy.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2017 6:25 am
by nemi2002
felarey wrote:nemi2002 wrote:Oliseh failed as the coach of the SEs. It was so easy for him to talk rubbish about other coaches and when he had the opportunity he suddenly realised that the FA wasn't organized. For now this is his level, hopefully he will learn some lessons and come out a better coach
Do you have any stats to prove this failure?? Oliseh quit the SE but he did not fail.
Please what was he hired to achieve?
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2017 6:27 am
by nemi2002
Tbite wrote:nemi2002 wrote:Oliseh failed as the coach of the SEs. It was so easy for him to talk rubbish about other coaches and when he had the opportunity he suddenly realised that the FA wasn't organized. For now this is his level, hopefully he will learn some lessons and come out a better coach
It's ok if he failed. Every successful person failed. Einstein had countless failures, Jacky Ma had countless failures, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Dangote etc. they all had their failures.
So he failed? He is human. Let us be delighted that he is succeeding in this endeavour. One failure does not define a career.
It's good he is doing well, it will help him wherever he goes. He will also learn to appreciate what others go through to make it as football coaches.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2017 6:45 am
by jette1
he is doing well because that's his level at the moment; he was never emotionally nor technically qualified to handle a national team
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2017 6:04 pm
by felarey
To those saying Oliseh failed with Nigeria, before distorting facts just remember his record in competitive games states he was undefeated and qualified Nigeria for the final rounds of the WCQs.
P3 W1 D2 L0
Oliseh only quit, he did not fail!
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2017 7:09 pm
by pajimoh
felarey wrote:To those saying Oliseh failed with Nigeria, before distorting facts just remember his record in competitive games states he was undefeated and qualified Nigeria for the final rounds of the WCQs.
P3 W1 D2 L0
Oliseh only quit, he did not fail!
Geeezoooorrrrrzzzz
See spin
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2017 8:02 pm
by felarey
pajimoh wrote:felarey wrote:To those saying Oliseh failed with Nigeria, before distorting facts just remember his record in competitive games states he was undefeated and qualified Nigeria for the final rounds of the WCQs.
P3 W1 D2 L0
Oliseh only quit, he did not fail!
Geeezoooorrrrrzzzz
See spin
It's always easier to be fact free.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2017 8:13 pm
by maceo4
felarey wrote:pajimoh wrote:felarey wrote:To those saying Oliseh failed with Nigeria, before distorting facts just remember his record in competitive games states he was undefeated and qualified Nigeria for the final rounds of the WCQs.
P3 W1 D2 L0
Oliseh only quit, he did not fail!
Geeezoooorrrrrzzzz
See spin
It's always easier to be fact free.
Really? Why don't you tell us the countries he drew with and what their rankings are? I mean you can't be serious...
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2017 4:40 am
by jette1
felarey wrote:To those saying Oliseh failed with Nigeria, before distorting facts just remember his record in competitive games states he was undefeated and qualified Nigeria for the final rounds of the WCQs.
P3 W1 D2 L0
Oliseh only quit, he did not fail!
only losers quit though
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2017 6:38 am
by felarey
maceo4 wrote:felarey wrote:pajimoh wrote:felarey wrote:To those saying Oliseh failed with Nigeria, before distorting facts just remember his record in competitive games states he was undefeated and qualified Nigeria for the final rounds of the WCQs.
P3 W1 D2 L0
Oliseh only quit, he did not fail!
Geeezoooorrrrrzzzz
See spin
It's always easier to be fact free.
Really? Why don't you tell us the countries he drew with and what their rankings are? I mean you can't be serious...
He played what was in front of him. Ranking is less relevant in Africa these days. If in doubt, ask Nigeria, CIV and Senegal.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2017 6:40 am
by felarey
jette1 wrote:felarey wrote:To those saying Oliseh failed with Nigeria, before distorting facts just remember his record in competitive games states he was undefeated and qualified Nigeria for the final rounds of the WCQs.
P3 W1 D2 L0
Oliseh only quit, he did not fail!
only losers quit though
Not always, sometimes people quit on principle and for health reasons.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2017 11:32 am
by anointed
nemi2002 wrote:Oliseh failed as the coach of the SEs. It was so easy for him to talk rubbish about other coaches and when he had the opportunity he suddenly realised that the FA wasn't organized. For now this is his level, hopefully he will learn some lessons and come out a better coach
Rubbish. Pull Him Down syndrome at play.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2017 2:56 pm
by maceo4
felarey wrote:maceo4 wrote:felarey wrote:pajimoh wrote:felarey wrote:To those saying Oliseh failed with Nigeria, before distorting facts just remember his record in competitive games states he was undefeated and qualified Nigeria for the final rounds of the WCQs.
P3 W1 D2 L0
Oliseh only quit, he did not fail!
Geeezoooorrrrrzzzz
See spin
It's always easier to be fact free.
Really? Why don't you tell us the countries he drew with and what their rankings are? I mean you can't be serious...
He played what was in front of him. Ranking is less relevant in Africa these days. If in doubt, ask Nigeria, CIV and Senegal.
Which was who? Depending on who you are playing a draw can be considered failure. If Oliseh's SE drew with Tahiti abi you will say it was a success because he didn't lose? The first credible team he was about to play was Egypt and he ran away before that challenge.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2017 4:29 pm
by TonyTheTigerKiller
Can someone please change this erroneous title? Sunday Oliseh
does not coach in the Jupiler league 
Cheers.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2017 4:34 pm
by danfo driver
anointed wrote:nemi2002 wrote:Oliseh failed as the coach of the SEs. It was so easy for him to talk rubbish about other coaches and when he had the opportunity he suddenly realised that the FA wasn't organized. For now this is his level, hopefully he will learn some lessons and come out a better coach
Rubbish. Pull Him Down syndrome at play.
As long as Oliseh does not hire any Nigerian coach or buy any Nigerian player, he will be fine. Right now, he has one Nigerian player on the team and he has been benching the dude. Hopefully, next season, he will sell that dude fast!!!
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2017 6:24 pm
by chendosplastic
danfo driver wrote:tfco wrote:Tbite wrote:nemi2002 wrote:Oliseh failed as the coach of the SEs. It was so easy for him to talk rubbish about other coaches and when he had the opportunity he suddenly realised that the FA wasn't organized. For now this is his level, hopefully he will learn some lessons and come out a better coach
It's ok if he failed. Every successful person failed. Einstein had countless failures, Jacky Ma had countless failures, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Dangote etc. they all had their failures.
So he failed? He is human.
Let us be delighted that he is succeeding in this endeavour. One failure does not define a career.
sometimes i wonder if P-H-D is a black syndrome
Cant you see how many of them dodge this thread. They are sooo unhappy at Sunny's success so far. God forbid, let Oliseh's team start losing, this thread will become 50 pages! Blacks.... I mean, Nigerians in particular are some of the most horrendous human beings you'd ever meet. Nothing hurts them more than to see another Nigerian succeeding. disgusting human beings.
Faulty overgeneralization, amongst others.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2017 4:23 am
by folem
TonyTheTigerKiller wrote:Can someone please change this erroneous title? Sunday Oliseh
does not coach in the Jupiler league
Cheers.
You are wrong.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2017 4:35 am
by danfo driver
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2017 8:42 am
by Cristao II
TonyTheTigerKiller wrote:Can someone please change this erroneous title? Sunday Oliseh
does not coach in the Jupiler league
Cheers.
I understand where you are coming from. The Belgian league is the one you are referring to. This is the Dutch one. However I do agree that it should be changed. It can be confusing. Better to use
'Sunday Oliseh Dutch Eerste Divisie Watch'!
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2017 12:56 pm
by truetalk
felarey wrote:maceo4 wrote:felarey wrote:pajimoh wrote:felarey wrote:To those saying Oliseh failed with Nigeria, before distorting facts just remember his record in competitive games states he was undefeated and qualified Nigeria for the final rounds of the WCQs.
P3 W1 D2 L0
Oliseh only quit, he did not fail!
Geeezoooorrrrrzzzz
See spin
It's always easier to be fact free.
Really? Why don't you tell us the countries he drew with and what their rankings are? I mean you can't be serious...
He played what was in front of him. Ranking is less relevant in Africa these days. If in doubt, ask Nigeria, CIV and Senegal.
Oliseh coached at the CHAN, no?
Are we excluding those records?
Really excited by his trailblazing achievements in Europe, but we should consider all the facts, if we are going with that.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2017 3:14 pm
by Enugu II
true talk,
It is part of his record. He did fail in Nigeria. That is a fact. However, he is currently successful in Holland.
true talk wrote:felarey wrote:maceo4 wrote:felarey wrote:pajimoh wrote:felarey wrote:To those saying Oliseh failed with Nigeria, before distorting facts just remember his record in competitive games states he was undefeated and qualified Nigeria for the final rounds of the WCQs.
P3 W1 D2 L0
Oliseh only quit, he did not fail!
Geeezoooorrrrrzzzz
See spin
It's always easier to be fact free.
Really? Why don't you tell us the countries he drew with and what their rankings are? I mean you can't be serious...
He played what was in front of him. Ranking is less relevant in Africa these days. If in doubt, ask Nigeria, CIV and Senegal.
Oliseh coached at the CHAN, no?
Are we excluding those records?
Really excited by his trailblazing achievements in Europe, but we should consider all the facts, if we are going with that.
Re: SUNDAY OLISEH JUPILER LEAGUE WATCH
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2017 5:09 pm
by folem
Kudos to Oliseh. Getting a struggling 2nd tier team away from danger of relegation is some relative success but we should not get carried away. Only the bottom team gets relegated.
Enugu II wrote:true talk,
It is part of his record. He did fail in Nigeria. That is a fact. However, he is currently successful in Holland.
true talk wrote:felarey wrote:maceo4 wrote:felarey wrote:pajimoh wrote:felarey wrote:To those saying Oliseh failed with Nigeria, before distorting facts just remember his record in competitive games states he was undefeated and qualified Nigeria for the final rounds of the WCQs.
P3 W1 D2 L0
Oliseh only quit, he did not fail!
Geeezoooorrrrrzzzz
See spin
It's always easier to be fact free.
Really? Why don't you tell us the countries he drew with and what their rankings are? I mean you can't be serious...
He played what was in front of him. Ranking is less relevant in Africa these days. If in doubt, ask Nigeria, CIV and Senegal.
Oliseh coached at the CHAN, no?
Are we excluding those records?
Really excited by his trailblazing achievements in Europe, but we should consider all the facts, if we are going with that.
