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TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: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.

If he gains promotion and does reasonably well, he will more likely be in demand in Europe with better job offers. Why would he leave that and go where his salary won't be paid? A coach's career path doesn't revolve around the national team. The guy has been burnt once, he is unlikely to want to go and get burnt again.

cic old boy wrote:

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: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.

If he gains promotion and does reasonably well, he will more likely be in demand in Europe with better job offers. Why would he leave that and go where his salary won't be paid? A coach's career path doesn't revolve around the national team. The guy has been burnt once, he is unlikely to want to go and get burnt again.

So you think people like Oliseh do things for mere expediency? If he succeeds like that the Europe will no longer be a big challenge but the World Cup will always be


Cheers.

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: So you think people like Oliseh do things for mere expediency? If he succeeds like that the Europe will no longer be a big challenge but the World Cup will always be


Cheers.

And the WC wasn't a challenge when he quit Nigeria due to the challenging circumstances of working without pay and in impossible conditions?

cic old boy wrote:

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: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.

If he gains promotion and does reasonably well, he will more likely be in demand in Europe with better job offers. Why would he leave that and go where his salary won't be paid? A coach's career path doesn't revolve around the national team. The guy has been burnt once, he is unlikely to want to go and get burnt again.

I hope he stays clear of Nigeria.

He has a fantastic relationship with Ajax. Chances are Ajax will come begging very soon. If he wins Eredivisie and does very well in CL, we are looking at all moving together to Juventus, Arsenal, Barcelona etc etc...

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote:

cic old boy wrote:

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: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.

If he gains promotion and does reasonably well, he will more likely be in demand in Europe with better job offers. Why would he leave that and go where his salary won't be paid? A coach's career path doesn't revolve around the national team. The guy has been burnt once, he is unlikely to want to go and get burnt again.

So you think people like Oliseh do things for mere expediency? If he succeeds like that the Europe will no longer be a big challenge but the World Cup will always be


Cheers.

He can take the Netherlands to the world cup an win it!

And what stops him being burnt again? Naija burners do not care who you are or what you have achieved...if you stand in their way of egunje,you will be burnt over and over!

oloye wrote:And what stops him being burnt again? Naija burners do not care who you are or what you have achieved...if you stand in their way of egunje,you will be burnt over and over!

That will change when people like yourself, CIC and your chosen team take the reins.
So please, enough of the internet analysis. Step forward and save our football!

Damunk wrote:

oloye wrote:And what stops him being burnt again? Naija burners do not care who you are or what you have achieved...if you stand in their way of egunje,you will be burnt over and over!

That will change when people like yourself, CIC and your chosen team take the reins.
So please, enough of the internet analysis. Step forward and save our football!

Dude! We are NOT interested! We are only thinking of promotion at this moment. After which, we are looking to win the Eredivisie next year, and then looking forward to CL. If we need to go to the World Cup, we will take Netherlands and go there to win it.

danfo driver wrote:

cic old boy wrote:

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: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.

If he gains promotion and does reasonably well, he will more likely be in demand in Europe with better job offers. Why would he leave that and go where his salary won't be paid? A coach's career path doesn't revolve around the national team. The guy has been burnt once, he is unlikely to want to go and get burnt again.

I hope he stays clear of Nigeria.

He has a fantastic relationship with Ajax. Chances are Ajax will come begging very soon. If he wins Eredivisie and does very well in CL, we are looking at all moving together to Juventus, Arsenal, Barcelona etc etc...

can i come too? ....Well to Juve and Barca, I can skip Arseanal....

Africa's Pep Guardiola

maceo4 wrote:

danfo driver wrote:

cic old boy wrote:

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: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.

If he gains promotion and does reasonably well, he will more likely be in demand in Europe with better job offers. Why would he leave that and go where his salary won't be paid? A coach's career path doesn't revolve around the national team. The guy has been burnt once, he is unlikely to want to go and get burnt again.

I hope he stays clear of Nigeria.

He has a fantastic relationship with Ajax. Chances are Ajax will come begging very soon. If he wins Eredivisie and does very well in CL, we are looking at all moving together to Juventus, Arsenal, Barcelona etc etc...

can i come too? ....Well to Juve and Barca, I can skip Arseanal....

My brother, na we we! We are all going together o! Abeg, climb on...oya, bring your hand....

Damunk wrote:

oloye wrote:And what stops him being burnt again? Naija burners do not care who you are or what you have achieved...if you stand in their way of egunje,you will be burnt over and over!

That will change when people like yourself, CIC and your chosen team take the reins.
So please, enough of the internet analysis. Step forward and save our football!

You seem to forget that i have done my bit and have since moved on to other things in life, since there is so much in life to live for.

oloye wrote:

Damunk wrote:

oloye wrote:And what stops him being burnt again? Naija burners do not care who you are or what you have achieved...if you stand in their way of egunje,you will be burnt over and over!

That will change when people like yourself, CIC and your chosen team take the reins.
So please, enough of the internet analysis. Step forward and save our football!

You seem to forget that i have done my bit and have since moved on to other things in life, since there is so much in life to live for.

We want more!

Damunk wrote:

oloye wrote:

Damunk wrote:

oloye wrote:And what stops him being burnt again? Naija burners do not care who you are or what you have achieved...if you stand in their way of egunje,you will be burnt over and over!

That will change when people like yourself, CIC and your chosen team take the reins.
So please, enough of the internet analysis. Step forward and save our football!

You seem to forget that i have done my bit and have since moved on to other things in life, since there is so much in life to live for.

We want more!

Dont Oliver Twist me!

oloye wrote:

Damunk wrote:

oloye wrote:And what stops him being burnt again? Naija burners do not care who you are or what you have achieved...if you stand in their way of egunje,you will be burnt over and over!

That will change when people like yourself, CIC and your chosen team take the reins.
So please, enough of the internet analysis. Step forward and save our football!

You seem to forget that i have done my bit and have since moved on to other things in life, since there is so much in life to live for.

Chief! abeg run 40-40! Remember when they almost murdered Oliseh! The man had that mysterious illness. Since he ran away, we don hear about any illness?? Abeg run run run!

Oliseh's sittard unfortunately lost 1-2 to NEC at home. That is their second defeat of the season. Long way to go yet but still top 5 at the moment.

Eclipse wrote:Oliseh's sittard unfortunately lost 1-2 to NEC at home. That is their second defeat of the season. Long way to go yet but still top 5 at the moment.

Second? When was the first? Co.e on Sunday.

Sittard lost 2-4 to Ajax ll in the 2nd/3rd game of the season if am not mistaken.

Eclipse wrote:Sittard lost 2-4 to Ajax ll in the 2nd/3rd game of the season if am not mistaken.

I thought the team was unbeaten in about 6 to 7 games of the season?

pajimoh wrote:

Eclipse wrote:Sittard lost 2-4 to Ajax ll in the 2nd/3rd game of the season if am not mistaken.

I thought the team was unbeaten in about 6 to 7 games of the season?

The unbeaten run or should I say winning run was home games alone.

anointed wrote:

pajimoh wrote:

Eclipse wrote:Sittard lost 2-4 to Ajax ll in the 2nd/3rd game of the season if am not mistaken.

I thought the team was unbeaten in about 6 to 7 games of the season?

The unbeaten run or should I say winning run was home games alone.

Thanks for the klarifikashun

Fortuna Sitaard bounced back from last week's home loss to win 2-1 at MVV Maastricht to remain 2nd on the log, a point behind leaders, Ajax Jong.

Since then Oliseh's team has played three leagues games and one cup game. The results are below culled from the following link https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=fortu ... e&ie=UTF-8.

Fortuna Sittard 2 - 2 FT FC Eindhoven

24 Oct - KNVB Cup Second round
Fortuna Sittard 3 - 0 FT Go Ahead Eagles

27 Oct - Eerste Divisie
De Graafschap 2 - 0 FT Fortuna Sittard

3 Nov - Eerste Divisie
Fortuna Sittard 4 - 0 FT FC Oss

They are currently joint 3rd on 23 pts 4 points behind the leaders. He's definitely taken sittard to a different level since he took over.Here's hoping he gets them into the eredivisie.