Rohr- Why I left out China boys

[Dammy]

With the exception of Mikel, the international careers of the China based players is over.

Rohr – Why I left out ‘China Boys’
By admin -
June 5, 2017

Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr has said he left out the country’s China-based stars from Saturday’s AFCON qualifier against South Africa because it was difficult to monitor them as well as the fact that he was satisfied with the players he worked with in France.

Eagles skipper Mikel Obi was ruled out due to injury, but strikers Odion Ighalo and Brown Ideye were later not considered for the Eagles training camp.

Obafemi Martins and Anthony Ujah also feature in China, but they are yet to be part of Rohr’s plans.

“It’s very difficult to monitor the players in China,” Rohr told reporters on arrival in Uyo today.

“You already know that one them is injured, our captain (Mikel).

“Also, I was satisfied with the performances of the young players I have been working with for the past two weeks in France and that was why we decided to keep this group.”
Odion Ighalo goes for goal in China

http://scorenigeria.com.ng/2017/06/05/r ... hina-boys/

[Bigpokey24]

We all know Mikel is injured, he did post some videos on IG working with a physio ... Mikel will walk into the SE starting lineup . FACT not opinion

[Odas]

We all know Mikel is injured, he did post some videos on IG working with a physio ... Mikel will walk into the SE starting lineup . FACT not opinion

This your obsession about Mikel is beyond surprising. Damn!

[EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA]

Who is score Nigeria? I'm calling BS on this quote.

[bully12]

I'm sure Rohr did not like Mikel refused to take his advice against moving to China . He is being very diplomatic about it. Slowly phasing him out of the national team without any rancor .

[Undertaker]

We all know Mikel is injured, he did post some videos on IG working with a physio ... Mikel will walk into the SE starting lineup . FACT not opinion

We don't need Mikel in SE anymore. We already have a new MIKEL on the team..................

[danfo driver]

[ikemba_nacho]

Some of us are so quick to throw valuable experience away. It is important for us to have these reliable leaders on the squad, this include Enyeama if he wants to return as well. The youth is there for the future and the fact some of them play without fear is great, however the experience stabilizes things when the going is rough.

[danfo driver]

Some of us are so quick to throw valuable experience away. It is important for us to have these reliable leaders on the squad, this include Enyeama if he wants to return as well. The youth is there for the future and the fact some of them play without fear is great, however the experience stabilizes things when the going is rough.

Please dont let me slap you this night!

[Damunk]

Some of us are so quick to throw valuable experience away. It is important for us to have these reliable leaders on the squad, this include Enyeama if he wants to return as well. The youth is there for the future and the fact some of them play without fear is great, however the experience stabilizes things when the going is rough.

Please dont let me slap you this night!

Which part is a slappable offence?

1. Some of us are so quick to throw valuable experience away.

2. It is important for us to have these reliable leaders on the squad.

3. Include Enyeama if he wants to return as well.

4. The youth is there for the future.

5. The fact some of them play without fear is great.

6. Experience stabilizes things when the going is rough.

WHICH ONE?

[danfo driver]

6. Experience stabilizes things when the going is rough.

WHICH ONE?

Please, dont let me also slap you this night! I have two hands and can slap two faces at the same time! with all the experience they have, with them, we missed two nations cup.

[Dammy]

Some of us are so quick to throw valuable experience away. It is important for us to have these reliable leaders on the squad, this include Enyeama if he wants to return as well. The youth is there for the future and the fact some of them play without fear is great, however the experience stabilizes things when the going is rough.

I agree with you that experience is vital in a talented but inexperienced team like the SE. If by the Grace of God, we qualify for the 2018 WC, it will be the first senior competition for many of the players. The likes of Onyekuru, Osimhen, Awaziem, Agu, Aina, Alampasu, Nura, Ebuehi, Marouf, Alhassan, Ndidi, Iheanacho, Iwobi, Success, Etebo, Ikeme, Troost Ekong, Balogun, Akpeyi etc have never played in any senior tournament for Nigeria. That is why the experience of the much maligned Musa, Echiejile, Onazi, Mikel Obi, Enyeama, Omeruo, Moses etc comes in handy. they have experience of tournaments like the Nations Cup, Confederations Cup and the World Cup.
Let me take us back to memory lane, to see why experience is important. The 1984 CAN final between Nigeria and Cameroon is what I call the football version of Mohammed Ali's "Rope a Dope". An inexperienced Nigeria with only Henry Nwosu and Muda Lawal as experienced players met an experienced Indomitable Lions with players like Bell, Sinkot, Aoudu, Kunde, Onana, Mbida, Abega, Olle-Olle, Milla, Djonkep etc in the final. Nigeria were leading 1-0 and had the Lions back to the wall and even scored a disallowed 2nd goal by James Etokebe. The Lions allowed the younger Nigerians to run rings around them and eventually ran out of gas. Then the Lions roared back and hit a tiring Nigerian side with 3 goals to win 3-1 and lift the cup. After the match, the veteran, Muda Lawal said that himself and Nwosu tried to get the younger players to slow down the pace of the game and conserve energy to no avail. That is the value of experience at the top level.

[Eaglezbeak]

6. Experience stabilizes things when the going is rough.

WHICH ONE?

Please, dont let me also slap you this night! I have two hands and can slap two faces at the same time! with all the experience they have, with them, we missed two nations cup.

And that's a fact,so after experiencing one they where too slow to fix the second!

[danfo driver]

Some of us are so quick to throw valuable experience away. It is important for us to have these reliable leaders on the squad, this include Enyeama if he wants to return as well. The youth is there for the future and the fact some of them play without fear is great, however the experience stabilizes things when the going is rough.

I agree with you that experience is vital in a talented but inexperienced team like the SE. If by the Grace of God, we qualify for the 2018 WC, it will be the first senior competition for many of the players. The likes of Onyekuru, Osimhen, Awaziem, Agu, Aina, Alampasu, Nura, Ebuehi, Marouf, Alhassan, Ndidi, Iheanacho, Iwobi, Success, Etebo, Ikeme, Troost Ekong, Balogun, Akpeyi etc have never played in any senior tournament for Nigeria. That is why the experience of the much maligned Musa, Echiejile, Onazi, Mikel Obi, Enyeama, Omeruo, Moses etc comes in handy. they have experience of tournaments like the Nations Cup, Confederations Cup and the World Cup.
Let me take us back to memory lane, to see why experience is important. The 1984 CAN final between Nigeria and Cameroon is what I call the football version of Mohammed Ali's "Rope a Dope". An inexperienced Nigeria with only Henry Nwosu and Muda Lawal as experienced players met an experienced Indomitable Lions with players like Bell, Sinkot, Aoudu, Kunde, Onana, Mbida, Abega, Olle-Olle, Milla, Djonkep etc in the final. Nigeria were leading 1-0 and had the Lions back to the wall and even scored a disallowed 2nd goal by James Etokebe. The Lions allowed the younger Nigerians to run rings around them and eventually ran out of gas. Then the Lions roared back and hit a tiring Nigerian side with 3 goals to win 3-1 and lift the cup. After the match, the veteran, Muda Lawal said that himself and Nwosu tried to get the younger players to slow down the pace of the game and conserve energy to no avail. That is the value of experience at the top level.

I warned you!

[Dammy]

Some of us are so quick to throw valuable experience away. It is important for us to have these reliable leaders on the squad, this include Enyeama if he wants to return as well. The youth is there for the future and the fact some of them play without fear is great, however the experience stabilizes things when the going is rough.

I agree with you that experience is vital in a talented but inexperienced team like the SE. If by the Grace of God, we qualify for the 2018 WC, it will be the first senior competition for many of the players. The likes of Onyekuru, Osimhen, Awaziem, Agu, Aina, Alampasu, Nura, Ebuehi, Marouf, Alhassan, Ndidi, Iheanacho, Iwobi, Success, Etebo, Ikeme, Troost Ekong, Balogun, Akpeyi etc have never played in any senior tournament for Nigeria. That is why the experience of the much maligned Musa, Echiejile, Onazi, Mikel Obi, Enyeama, Omeruo, Moses etc comes in handy. they have experience of tournaments like the Nations Cup, Confederations Cup and the World Cup.
Let me take us back to memory lane, to see why experience is important. The 1984 CAN final between Nigeria and Cameroon is what I call the football version of Mohammed Ali's "Rope a Dope". An inexperienced Nigeria with only Henry Nwosu and Muda Lawal as experienced players met an experienced Indomitable Lions with players like Bell, Sinkot, Aoudu, Kunde, Onana, Mbida, Abega, Olle-Olle, Milla, Djonkep etc in the final. Nigeria were leading 1-0 and had the Lions back to the wall and even scored a disallowed 2nd goal by James Etokebe. The Lions allowed the younger Nigerians to run rings around them and eventually ran out of gas. Then the Lions roared back and hit a tiring Nigerian side with 3 goals to win 3-1 and lift the cup. After the match, the veteran, Muda Lawal said that himself and Nwosu tried to get the younger players to slow down the pace of the game and conserve energy to no avail. That is the value of experience at the top level.

I warned you!

Are you a danfo driver or agbero?

[danfo driver]

Some of us are so quick to throw valuable experience away. It is important for us to have these reliable leaders on the squad, this include Enyeama if he wants to return as well. The youth is there for the future and the fact some of them play without fear is great, however the experience stabilizes things when the going is rough.

I agree with you that experience is vital in a talented but inexperienced team like the SE. If by the Grace of God, we qualify for the 2018 WC, it will be the first senior competition for many of the players. The likes of Onyekuru, Osimhen, Awaziem, Agu, Aina, Alampasu, Nura, Ebuehi, Marouf, Alhassan, Ndidi, Iheanacho, Iwobi, Success, Etebo, Ikeme, Troost Ekong, Balogun, Akpeyi etc have never played in any senior tournament for Nigeria. That is why the experience of the much maligned Musa, Echiejile, Onazi, Mikel Obi, Enyeama, Omeruo, Moses etc comes in handy. they have experience of tournaments like the Nations Cup, Confederations Cup and the World Cup.
Let me take us back to memory lane, to see why experience is important. The 1984 CAN final between Nigeria and Cameroon is what I call the football version of Mohammed Ali's "Rope a Dope". An inexperienced Nigeria with only Henry Nwosu and Muda Lawal as experienced players met an experienced Indomitable Lions with players like Bell, Sinkot, Aoudu, Kunde, Onana, Mbida, Abega, Olle-Olle, Milla, Djonkep etc in the final. Nigeria were leading 1-0 and had the Lions back to the wall and even scored a disallowed 2nd goal by James Etokebe. The Lions allowed the younger Nigerians to run rings around them and eventually ran out of gas. Then the Lions roared back and hit a tiring Nigerian side with 3 goals to win 3-1 and lift the cup. After the match, the veteran, Muda Lawal said that himself and Nwosu tried to get the younger players to slow down the pace of the game and conserve energy to no avail. That is the value of experience at the top level.

I warned you!

Are you a danfo driver or agbero?

You think sey because I short like Abacha, my hand no fit reach your face?

[wale1974]

Some of us are so quick to throw valuable experience away. It is important for us to have these reliable leaders on the squad, this include Enyeama if he wants to return as well. The youth is there for the future and the fact some of them play without fear is great, however the experience stabilizes things when the going is rough.

Yakubu nko

[ikemba_nacho]

Some of us are so quick to throw valuable experience away. It is important for us to have these reliable leaders on the squad, this include Enyeama if he wants to return as well. The youth is there for the future and the fact some of them play without fear is great, however the experience stabilizes things when the going is rough.

Yakubu nko

Yakubu was released by his team, if not he would displace Osihmen on the team

Honestly speaking though missing out on the ANC can not be put squarely on the players, we all know that. Having Onazi and Mikel in this team will help this team in the long run whilst new leaders come through.

[jette1]

Nigeria media worst than Fox news

[F360]

We all know Mikel is injured, he did post some videos on IG working with a physio ... Mikel will walk into the SE starting lineup . FACT not opinion

We don't need Mikel in SE anymore. We already have a new MIKEL on the team..................

How did that go today?

[9jaMan]

We all know Mikel is injured, he did post some videos on IG working with a physio ... Mikel will walk into the SE starting lineup . FACT not opinion

We don't need Mikel in SE anymore. We already have a new MIKEL on the team..................

How did that go today?

You dey mind all those uninformed fans, thunder fire all of them including Rohr