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This performance happened inspite of Pinnick not because of him.Tbite wrote:Pinnick is terrible, but I like his decision to stick to Uyo.
Enyeama is our best Keeper, but Ezenwa has potential.
The Uyo Stadium was never cursed, illiterates were busy spewing their rubbish. South South (Apart from the Rain), is one of the best places in Nigeria to host the SE.
Although Lagos would still be the best option and in the future, we will HAVE TO build that 65,000 plus stadium. It is a MUST.
I disagree with your third point. Pinnink is very horrible and incompetent and that is a fact.1naija wrote:No one is talking about Uyo stadium being cursed.
No one is talking about Enyeama unretiring
No one is talking about how horrible Pinnik is
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I disagree with you, Pinnick is the most successful NFF chairman from behind...osita wrote:I disagree with your third point. Pinnink is very horrible and incompetent and that is a fact.1naija wrote:No one is talking about Uyo stadium being cursed.
No one is talking about Enyeama unretiring
No one is talking about how horrible Pinnik is
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No-one is talking about fake injuries.1naija wrote:No one is talking about Uyo stadium being cursed.
No one is talking about Enyeama unretiring
No one is talking about how horrible Pinnik is
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No one is talking about Rohr.Damunk wrote:No-one is talking about fake injuries.1naija wrote:No one is talking about Uyo stadium being cursed.
No one is talking about Enyeama unretiring
No one is talking about how horrible Pinnik is
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airwolex wrote:The truth is that we don't have great players so if one or two of our star men are missing then anybody can beat us. We all see the difference Mikel, Moses, Balogun and even Ighalo made. Without them, the drop-off is too much to overcome.
A lot of national teams are like that, always a bunch of average to promising sprinkling of young players clinging to the leadership and alpha quality of a select nucleus of star players(mostly experienced) for leadership. We saw the massive drop off in quality when we paraded mostly inexperienced players against a more experienced South African team...and the few experienced but "no so elite" players like Echejilie and Onazi could not make their much needed leadership count, see the difference today with the return of the big boys...then you look at teams like France and Germany with their depth and just wish your team had such abundance of quality.airwolex wrote:The truth is that we don't have great players so if one or two of our star men are missing then anybody can beat us. We all see the difference Mikel, Moses, Balogun and even Ighalo made. Without them, the drop-off is too much to overcome.
Kpom!Tbite wrote:Pinnick is terrible, but I like his decision to stick to Uyo.
Enyeama is our best Keeper, but Ezenwa has potential.
The Uyo Stadium was never cursed, illiterates were busy spewing their rubbish. South South (Apart from the Rain), is one of the best places in Nigeria to host the SE.
Although Lagos would still be the best option and in the future, we will HAVE TO build that 65,000 plus stadium. It is a MUST.
1naija wrote:No one is talking about Uyo stadium being cursed...the stadium pitch was scuffed some parts, but seems the player studied it, grounds keepers did great work.
No one is talking about Enyeama unretiring...weda na him dey for post or not the result for be de same. He is more commanding and focused.
No one is talking about how horrible Pinnik is...he was lucky the guys poured their hearts out to win. I saw him glowing on tv, yeah give him some props because our criticism got to him.
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Exactly. It's what we see for example in the Carlings Cup when a bunch of young players is brought in without the biggest stars of the team and then struggle with teams a division or two below them.Tobi17 wrote:A lot of national teams are like that, always a bunch of average to promising sprinkling of young players clinging to the leadership and alpha quality of a select nucleus of star players(mostly experienced) for leadership. We saw the massive drop off in quality when we paraded mostly inexperienced players against a more experienced South African team...and the few experienced but "no so elite" players like Echejilie and Onazi could not make their much needed leadership count, see the difference today with the return of the big boys...then you look at teams like France and Germany with their depth and just wish your team had such abundance of quality.airwolex wrote:The truth is that we don't have great players so if one or two of our star men are missing then anybody can beat us. We all see the difference Mikel, Moses, Balogun and even Ighalo made. Without them, the drop-off is too much to overcome.