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john12 wrote:We all know Fifa is a corrupt organization but it still not going to negate the fact that we deserved to lose against France judging by the overall game.
I'm not sure the ref ever blew before Maradona passed that ball to Cannigia for Argentina's 2nd goal.marko wrote:The world cup referee in the 1994 game Nigeria vs argentina is my good friend, we met in a project last hear and we are pretty close, can remember that game, his decisions were a bit suspect, told me one or 2 things about FIFA, corrupt to the core
That highlight was daylight robbery. He simply embraced Osaze right inside the box. Can only be equalled by Italy's wrestling down of goal bound Yekini at the 1994 World Cup. It was ridiculous. This is why I say regardless of problems with the Video Reviews, It SHOULD BE USED. It will help in officiating in all games at the WC. Yes, referees still retain discretion but the video will expose their decisions to the rest of the world.bret- hart wrote:Our players and coaching staff was naïve on the day. When Evra fowled Osaze, our players should have surrounded Gieger and demanded a pk. When that imbecile Girould Elbowed Mikel, Mikel should have fell on the floor like he had been shot by a sniper and our players and coaching crew should have screamed at the ref. Keshi and Amocahi should have been on the Assistant ref face all day. As for Matuidi fowl on Onazi, that was criminal refereeing and yet again our players did not demand a red. Had our players especially Yobo, Osaze, Mikel and Emenike showed leadership on the day, I am confident we would have beaten those French fuuks. Oh and fuuk Mark Geiger that New jersey sewer rat.
So are you interested in telling us he's your friend or revealing the corrupt practices of FIFA? So far, not revealing how they are corrupt is protecting them to carry on doing the same thingmarko wrote:The world cup referee in the 1994 game Nigeria vs argentina is my good friend, we met in a project last hear and we are pretty close, can remember that game, his decisions were a bit suspect, told me one or 2 things about FIFA, corrupt to the core
bret- hart wrote:Our players and coaching staff was naïve on the day. When Evra fowled Osaze, our players should have surrounded Gieger and demanded a pk. When that imbecile Girould Elbowed Mikel, Mikel should have fell on the floor like he had been shot by a sniper and our players and coaching crew should have screamed at the ref. Keshi and Amocahi should have been on the Assistant ref face all day. As for Matuidi fowl on Onazi, that was criminal refereeing and yet again our players did not demand a red. Had our players especially Yobo, Osaze, Mikel and Emenike showed leadership on the day, I am confident we would have beaten those French fuuks. Oh and fuuk Mark Geiger that New jersey sewer rat.
You do realize that:john12 wrote:The tackle was risky but wasn’t intentional. Therefore, it was upon the referee discretion to give a red card. Anyway, we didn’t deserve to win that game at all. France dominated from start to finish despite not playing at full gear. We barely created chances and our goalie was saving multiple shots
pajimoh wrote:So are you interested in telling us he's your friend or revealing the corrupt practices of FIFA? So far, not revealing how they are corrupt is protecting them to carry on doing the same thingmarko wrote:The world cup referee in the 1994 game Nigeria vs argentina is my good friend, we met in a project last hear and we are pretty close, can remember that game, his decisions were a bit suspect, told me one or 2 things about FIFA, corrupt to the core
marko, WATCHING GAMES...marko wrote:pajimoh wrote:So are you interested in telling us he's your friend or revealing the corrupt practices of FIFA? So far, not revealing how they are corrupt is protecting them to carry on doing the same thingmarko wrote:The world cup referee in the 1994 game Nigeria vs argentina is my good friend, we met in a project last hear and we are pretty close, can remember that game, his decisions were a bit suspect, told me one or 2 things about FIFA, corrupt to the core
Dont need to go into much detail, we all saw how corrupt FIFA are, at least a lot of top hierarchy had to leave, football is big business, nobody wants to see the underdogs win especially from a sponsorship perspective, the referee will give the top rated teams the benefit of the doubt everytime, you have to beat them to submission, especially African sides and they will give them an extra 5 minutes to even things out, is it fair?? No life is not fair, African sides make the referee job easier when some of them come with their ancient football, the highly organised sides will always come up with a way to beat african sides, they practice everything to the detail, nothing is left out, meanwhile african sides are somehow stranded at training camps, if not, they fighting over unpaid bonuses, then they start sharing hard cash at hotels which causes distractions, meanwhile the opponents are watching videos or just relaxing, Then we really expect us to beat these sides?? Really?? I just hope there are no distractions next year, everything has to be smooth
I wish it were only one bad example.txj wrote:Everyone can point to one example of bad referee call.
The SE did not lose cus of the ref; he was not that decisive. We were beaten fair and square. Time to move on.
We have a WC ahead of us...
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That’s a lie. You must’ve been blind on the day. We controlled the game from start until onazi was intentionally injured on what should’ve been a straight red including a great goal that most officiating crews would’ve let stand. Lack of depth cost us ultimately and poor referring I wouldn’t totally blame but it certainly didn’t help.john12 wrote:France dominated from start to finish despite not playing at full gear. We barely created chances and our goalie was saving multiple shots
zee wrote:just shut up and go online re-watch the match till Onazi's exit.john12 wrote:Once again stop lying. We were never dominant in their other half we were just passing the ball around in our half without posing a real threat or creating any opportunities while frances created multiple chances from start to finish. This moral victory nonsense has to stop! We deservedly lost with and without Onazi
I just can't stand buffoons.
Yes because they are confident and want results no matter who the opposition are,the team against France didn't even react to the treatment they where receiving from France?danfo driver wrote:bret- hart wrote:Our players and coaching staff was naïve on the day. When Evra fowled Osaze, our players should have surrounded Gieger and demanded a pk. When that imbecile Girould Elbowed Mikel, Mikel should have fell on the floor like he had been shot by a sniper and our players and coaching crew should have screamed at the ref. Keshi and Amocahi should have been on the Assistant ref face all day. As for Matuidi fowl on Onazi, that was criminal refereeing and yet again our players did not demand a red. Had our players especially Yobo, Osaze, Mikel and Emenike showed leadership on the day, I am confident we would have beaten those French fuuks. Oh and fuuk Mark Geiger that New jersey sewer rat.
WHen they call African teams naive, we start complaining. But the truth is that African teams are very naive.
One of the things that "sweeted my belle" against Algeria was how our players got under their skin. And even tried to get their players sent off! We are learning.
How can anyone who knows football claim Emenikes goal was not offside??? Even a blind man could see that it was!truetalk wrote:It was another hack job by the ref on us. Probably the worst one since the U-20 World Cup.
Emenike's goal should have counted. We should have had a penalty, and the French should have been down to 9 men.
Ultimately, all those factors, and to a bigger extent, our own internal issues, go the better of us. It is still always up to Nigeria to defeat Nigeria. A couple of our own issues.
1) There were about 7 players who had no business in a WC in that team. Zee, you love Keshi, and he is a Nigerian hero, but maybe you should speak to Ideye about the messy business the led to him missing the WC. We can't overcome some of our issues if we don't address them.
2) Fighting over money. The team was up till the wee hours of game day fighting/ having meetings over money and bonuses.
3) Once Onazi went off, and we had to look to the bench, the impact of those 7 passengers was felt. Gabriel Ruben (who was up and coming during the qualifiers, but had been out for a year injured) really looked like he did not belong to the field. The maligned Ramon Azeez may have been a better sub.
4) Enyeama and Yobo donated goals to the French. Many have their heads in the sand here, but Enyeama costs us an much as he helps us. The French game was a good example.
I write based on what I saw live in the stadium. I had not seen the highlights before yesterday. It was marginally off, but it does not negate any of the other points.gochino wrote:How can anyone who knows football claim Emenikes goal was not offside??? Even a blind man could see that it was!truetalk wrote:It was another hack job by the ref on us. Probably the worst one since the U-20 World Cup.
Emenike's goal should have counted. We should have had a penalty, and the French should have been down to 9 men.
Ultimately, all those factors, and to a bigger extent, our own internal issues, go the better of us. It is still always up to Nigeria to defeat Nigeria. A couple of our own issues.
1) There were about 7 players who had no business in a WC in that team. Zee, you love Keshi, and he is a Nigerian hero, but maybe you should speak to Ideye about the messy business the led to him missing the WC. We can't overcome some of our issues if we don't address them.
2) Fighting over money. The team was up till the wee hours of game day fighting/ having meetings over money and bonuses.
3) Once Onazi went off, and we had to look to the bench, the impact of those 7 passengers was felt. Gabriel Ruben (who was up and coming during the qualifiers, but had been out for a year injured) really looked like he did not belong to the field. The maligned Ramon Azeez may have been a better sub.
4) Enyeama and Yobo donated goals to the French. Many have their heads in the sand here, but Enyeama costs us an much as he helps us. The French game was a good example.