Cybereagles

https://sports.yahoo.com/m/e8c53bda-711 ... hy-he.html

You can't limit the man's right to talk, but some things are better left unsaid.

Among other things, he said:

'I could have held on to the SE job if I wanted'

'I left the SE coaching position because I wasn't enjoying it'.

Someone please give Oliseh a job. He doesn't seem to use spare time very well.

The guy simply has diarrhea of the mouth. I believe that he should help himself by not speaking except being asked a question. Also, it’s so ironic how super eagles regressed under oliseh then progressed under the tutelage of Rohr

Lol

"It confirmed to me what I suspected I had inside of me, that I can do this sort of job."

Ok oh.

I bet Oliseh probably feels he needs no advisers. Obviously, he needs PR handlers and someone that is able to tell him to Shut up (of course, with all due respect). There's a time and season for everything.

truetalk wrote:https://sports.yahoo.com/m/e8c53bda-711 ... hy-he.html

You can't limit the man's right to talk, but some things are better left unsaid.

Among other things, he said:

'I could have held on to the SE job if I wanted'

'I left the SE coaching position because I wasn't enjoying it'.

Someone please give Oliseh a job. He doesn't seem to use spare time very well.

So it's no longer spiritual attacks or lack of wages?

I blame Pinnick, he should have hired some laptop dancers to make sure almighty Oliseh's fun time is guaranteed

So was he not also having fun at otune to self- sabotage

Why are you guys hating and jealousing the guy?

-Txj

Cellular wrote:Why are you guys hating and jealousing the guy?

-Txj

I see what Oliseh did there: trying to rewrite history. As far as I know SE didn't particularly play well under him. The team didn't win matches as well. I remembered a few drawn games with countries that had little or no football pedigree. I wonder why he wants us to believe we were playing like Barcelona or Mancity under him.

doctorollie wrote:I see what Oliseh did there: trying to rewrite history. As far as I know SE didn't particularly play well under him. The team didn't win matches as well. I remembered a few drawn games with countries that had little or no football pedigree. I wonder why he wants us to believe we were playing like Barcelona or Mancity under him.

Haters!

doctorollie wrote:I see what Oliseh did there: trying to rewrite history. As far as I know SE didn't particularly play well under him. The team didn't win matches as well. I remembered a few drawn games with countries that had little or no football pedigree. I wonder why he wants us to believe we were playing like Barcelona or Mancity under him.

Talk about falling someone's hand, as they say in Nigeria. There are threads on CE where I was gloating at Oliseh's 'enemies' when he was appointed. We had finally found our young, exposed and Nigerian coach who understood the issues and could relate to the players, having passed through the system.

I kept totally quiet, when he quit the team on the dawn of the qualifiers against Egypt, believing it was a life & death situation (even if not understanding how), and I was super excited with his appointment and achievements in the Dutch Juliper.

Now we have this 'Quit because I was not having fun narrative'!

I don't even mind team grinding out games as a coach settles in. He may well be right, and the team may have played better when they jelled, but this whole 'not enjoying it' dey vex me.

john12 wrote:The guy simply has diarrhea of the mouth. I believe that he should help himself by not speaking except being asked a question. Also, it’s so ironic how super eagles regressed under oliseh then progressed under the tutelage of Rohr

Chief, I think you made a wrong comparison. As we all know or hear, the foreign (oyibo) coaches are usually taken care of - way better than our domestic ones - so the working condition(s) are not usually the same.

Obong wrote:I bet Oliseh probably feels he needs no advisers. Obviously, he needs PR handlers and someone that is able to tell him to Shut up (of course, with all due respect). There's a time and season for everything.

... and such is only possible if he knows or accepts he need help in the area. Remember, the first STEP to solving a problem is to 'ACCEPT' there is a problem

He wasn't mature enough for the SE job. Some of us mentioned it when he unable to handle his first big test - the Enyeama situation. Others like Ohsee couldn't see the bigger problem and focused only that individual situation and who was right or wrong. The issue was not about who was right or wrong but how Oliseh handled this kind of test that will come up again and again in different situations in the job. I knew he wouldn't last when I saw he was clearly out of his depth.

With arrogance, the individual has to bring a great 'game' (e.g. Maradona), for that to be overlooked.
Oliseh is arrogant beyond his capabilities, and it's showing at every turn. He needs to tone down his
ego and be more productive, instead of pretending he has arrived.

truetalk wrote:

doctorollie wrote:I see what Oliseh did there: trying to rewrite history. As far as I know SE didn't particularly play well under him. The team didn't win matches as well. I remembered a few drawn games with countries that had little or no football pedigree. I wonder why he wants us to believe we were playing like Barcelona or Mancity under him.

Talk about falling someone's hand, as they say in Nigeria. There are threads on CE where I was gloating at Oliseh's 'enemies' when he was appointed. We had finally found our young, exposed and Nigerian coach who understood the issues and could relate to the players, having passed through the system.

I kept totally quiet, when he quit the team on the dawn of the qualifiers against Egypt, believing it was a life & death situation (even if not understanding how), and I was super excited with his appointment and achievements in the Dutch Juliper.

Now we have this 'Quit because I was not having fun narrative'!

I don't even mind team grinding out games as a coach settles in. He may well be right, and the team may have played better when they jelled, but this whole 'not enjoying it' dey vex me.

In short you are trying to tell us you were wrong about him? Just say do instead of this thesis.

Mourinho talk more trash and y'all support. Cos Oliseh is black he can't express himself? Na colo mentality dey worry una.

mastermind wrote:Mourinho talk more trash and y'all support. Cos Oliseh is black he can't express himself? Na colo mentality dey worry una.

I reckon you conveniently chose to ignore those who hate Jose because he talks trash.

mastermind wrote:Mourinho talk more trash and y'all support. Cos Oliseh is black he can't express himself? Na colo mentality dey worry una.

Yep, cos we are white. Mssshhheeeww

pajimoh wrote:

truetalk wrote:

doctorollie wrote:I see what Oliseh did there: trying to rewrite history. As far as I know SE didn't particularly play well under him. The team didn't win matches as well. I remembered a few drawn games with countries that had little or no football pedigree. I wonder why he wants us to believe we were playing like Barcelona or Mancity under him.

Talk about falling someone's hand, as they say in Nigeria. There are threads on CE where I was gloating at Oliseh's 'enemies' when he was appointed. We had finally found our young, exposed and Nigerian coach who understood the issues and could relate to the players, having passed through the system.

I kept totally quiet, when he quit the team on the dawn of the qualifiers against Egypt, believing it was a life & death situation (even if not understanding how), and I was super excited with his appointment and achievements in the Dutch Juliper.

Now we have this 'Quit because I was not having fun narrative'!

I don't even mind team grinding out games as a coach settles in. He may well be right, and the team may have played better when they jelled, but this whole 'not enjoying it' dey vex me.

In short you are trying to tell us you were wrong about him? Just say do instead of this thesis.

PaJimoh, e bi like say e don tay wey you commot Niaja. When I say di guy fall my hand, wetin I dey talk again. The thesis na because di tin pain me well!

Anyway, in case it was not obvious before,

I WAS WRONG ABOUT SUNDAY OLISEH AND THE NIGERIA JOB.

I think he needs a good mentor he respects, he needs to mature a little, and check the pride.

mastermind wrote:Mourinho talk more trash and y'all support. Cos Oliseh is black he can't express himself? Na colo mentality dey worry una.

Come on dude.

When you win, you can talk all kinds of trash you want. Even at that, ask Mourinho, you too can get fired.

There's a limit to trash talking or acting like 'Ignant' (Recalcitrant person) that management can't handle.




For someone who hasn't won jack to have such high opinion of himself? Seriously!

mastermind wrote:Mourinho talk more trash and y'all support. Cos Oliseh is black he can't express himself? Na colo mentality dey worry una.

Olieh could actually express himself more so than Mourinho. Difference is unlike Oliseh Mounrinho don't claim to be an intellectual

truetalk wrote:

pajimoh wrote:

truetalk wrote:

doctorollie wrote:I see what Oliseh did there: trying to rewrite history. As far as I know SE didn't particularly play well under him. The team didn't win matches as well. I remembered a few drawn games with countries that had little or no football pedigree. I wonder why he wants us to believe we were playing like Barcelona or Mancity under him.

Talk about falling someone's hand, as they say in Nigeria. There are threads on CE where I was gloating at Oliseh's 'enemies' when he was appointed. We had finally found our young, exposed and Nigerian coach who understood the issues and could relate to the players, having passed through the system.

I kept totally quiet, when he quit the team on the dawn of the qualifiers against Egypt, believing it was a life & death situation (even if not understanding how), and I was super excited with his appointment and achievements in the Dutch Juliper.

Now we have this 'Quit because I was not having fun narrative'!

I don't even mind team grinding out games as a coach settles in. He may well be right, and the team may have played better when they jelled, but this whole 'not enjoying it' dey vex me.

In short you are trying to tell us you were wrong about him? Just say do instead of this thesis.

PaJimoh, e bi like say e don tay wey you commot Niaja. When I say di guy fall my hand, wetin I dey talk again. The thesis na because di tin pain me well!

Anyway, in case it was not obvious before,

I WAS WRONG ABOUT SUNDAY OLISEH AND THE NIGERIA JOB.

I think he needs a good mentor he respects, he needs to mature a little, and check the pride.

Bro, I just dey tic your write-up. I know say the bobo don do you like he do me. He just up and quit.