Rohr visits Ahmed Musa in CSKA!

[danfo driver]

Rohr is really a good motivator... He was in Russia for FIFA Seminar and used the opportunity well.. If its a Nigerian coach, he would be waiting for NFF to pay his transport before going visiting.. This is a way to motivate is players..

He would also have been waiting for several months/years salary...

And under what circumstances should a coach use his own money for official business?

[1naija]

As I mentioned, any WC list without Musa is not complete.

Uncle, this statement could be misconstrued as advocating on Musa's behalf, or as many here call it ...his agent.

[Gotti]

Rohr is really a good motivator... He was in Russia for FIFA Seminar and used the opportunity well.. If its a Nigerian coach, he would be waiting for NFF to pay his transport before going visiting.. This is a way to motivate is players..

He would also have been waiting for several months/years salary...

And under what circumstances should a coach use his own money for official business?

So YOU use your own money for official business at your job if regular salary is not being paid?

[Goldleaf]

Great man management skills shown by Gernot Rohr.

[green4life]

As I mentioned, any WC list without Musa is not complete.

Uncle, this statement could be misconstrued as advocating on Musa's behalf, or as many here call it ...his agent.

Lol. My big uncle, Musa is not my cup of tea but I am not bothered either way as I appreciate what he does for the team.

[deanotito]

I'll say it again...I criticized Pinnick and co when they hired Rohr...but I was so wrong. This guy is masterclass

Abegi, put down the violin...

While most of us like the job Rohr's been doing, he's NOT the first SE coach to visit players...
Difference is when indigenous coaches did it (Siasia, Keshi, Amodu), folks labeled it corruption. SMDH.

Nope. I don't base my view on just this action. Its the aggregate of all his actions...including this one, and Musa's comments about the same.

Maybe the issue with the other people you named is that the aggregate get k-leg...maybe

[Gotti]

I'll say it again...I criticized Pinnick and co when they hired Rohr...but I was so wrong. This guy is masterclass

Abegi, put down the violin...

While most of us like the job Rohr's been doing, he's NOT the first SE coach to visit players...
Difference is when indigenous coaches did it (Siasia, Keshi, Amodu), folks labeled it corruption. SMDH.

Nope. I don't base my view on just this action. Its the aggregate of all his actions...including this one, and Musa's comments about the same.

Maybe the issue with the other people you named is that the aggregate get k-leg...maybe

Like the cop that shot at a black dude administering the Heimlich to a white woman...
It’s most often based on the “aggregate” of the perjoral thoughts and projections of the WOWO class.

[deanotito]

I'll say it again...I criticized Pinnick and co when they hired Rohr...but I was so wrong. This guy is masterclass

Abegi, put down the violin...

While most of us like the job Rohr's been doing, he's NOT the first SE coach to visit players...
Difference is when indigenous coaches did it (Siasia, Keshi, Amodu), folks labeled it corruption. SMDH.

Nope. I don't base my view on just this action. Its the aggregate of all his actions...including this one, and Musa's comments about the same.

Maybe the issue with the other people you named is that the aggregate get k-leg...maybe

Like the cop that shot at a black dude administering the Heimlich to a white woman...
It’s most often based on the “aggregate” of the perjoral thoughts and projections of the WOWO class.

All these your Ad Hominem attacks galore.

Rohr is a mature and competent pro. Many of the guys you mentioned were lacking on one or both of those measures. Amodu probably was the closest. Siasia played some great attacking football, but he and Keshi either thrived on or didn't know how to avoid conflict with their players and the NFF. From day 1, it was constant war.

As I said earlier, I was an early Rohr critic as I subscribed to the age old advice of my uncle that if you are going to eat a frog, you should at least eat a big one. I said at the time that Rohr was not a 'big frog' and if "journeyman/mercenary" Rohr was the target, we'd be better off with ex pros like Siasia. I was wrong. Rohr was and still is a Masterclass appointment. Never been this impressed by an SE coach is such little time. His on-field results underscore what is a very mature off-field decorum.

[metalalloy]

Rohr is really a good motivator... He was in Russia for FIFA Seminar and used the opportunity well.. If its a Nigerian coach, he would be waiting for NFF to pay his transport before going visiting.. This is a way to motivate is players..

He would also have been waiting for several months/years salary...

And under what circumstances should a coach use his own money for official business?

So YOU use your own money for official business at your job if regular salary is not being paid?

[danfo driver]

Rohr is really a good motivator... He was in Russia for FIFA Seminar and used the opportunity well.. If its a Nigerian coach, he would be waiting for NFF to pay his transport before going visiting.. This is a way to motivate is players..

He would also have been waiting for several months/years salary...

And under what circumstances should a coach use his own money for official business?

So YOU use your own money for official business at your job if regular salary is not being paid?

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Bro, I was actually supporting you! hahahahaha I was pretty much saying a coach should NEVER use his own money for official business!

Even if a coach is paid a salary, why should he be required to use his personal money for official business?? I was agreeing with you, and wondering what Chuks69 is talking about. LOL

And to answer your question, I am a business owner and I wouldnt even use my own personal money for official business.

[Gotti]

All these your Ad Hominem attacks galore.

Rohr is a mature and competent pro. Many of the guys you mentioned were lacking on one or both of those measures. Amodu probably was the closest. Siasia played some great attacking football, but he and Keshi either thrived on or didn't know how to avoid conflict with their players and the NFF. From day 1, it was constant war.

As I said earlier, I was an early Rohr critic as I subscribed to the age old advice of my uncle that if you are going to eat a frog, you should at least eat a big one. I said at the time that Rohr was not a 'big frog' and if "journeyman/mercenary" Rohr was the target, we'd be better off with ex pros like Siasia. I was wrong. Rohr was and still is a Masterclass appointment. Never been this impressed by an SE coach is such little time. His on-field results underscore what is a very mature off-field decorum.

Huh!

Which one is the supposed “ad hominem attacks”? Pointing out the REALITY (not feelings, mind you) that when indigenous coaches visited SE players at the respective stations, it was given a corrupt coloration or at best coded as “conflicted” (to ironize your apparent worldview)? Dude, I have little or no patience for dishonest discourse and calls it as it is. The Good Lord knows that if an indigenous coach recurringly retained a player who had not been making his club’s bench and had not seen a minute of club football in months, and thereafter followed it up with a personal visit (even if he coincidentally was in the country - as Amodu was when once in England he visited our players and was derided as seeking cell-phones among other childish jibes), segments of the chattering class would go insane! Accordingly, it is not about Rohr (albeit some of our indigenous coaches have achieved as much and even more while fighting the active outright opposition and undermining of the NFF and overly loud but substantively empty sections of the chattering class) but the disgusting hypocrisy attendant thereto.

[Cellular]

All these your Ad Hominem attacks galore.

Rohr is a mature and competent pro. Many of the guys you mentioned were lacking on one or both of those measures. Amodu probably was the closest. Siasia played some great attacking football, but he and Keshi either thrived on or didn't know how to avoid conflict with their players and the NFF. From day 1, it was constant war.

As I said earlier, I was an early Rohr critic as I subscribed to the age old advice of my uncle that if you are going to eat a frog, you should at least eat a big one. I said at the time that Rohr was not a 'big frog' and if "journeyman/mercenary" Rohr was the target, we'd be better off with ex pros like Siasia. I was wrong. Rohr was and still is a Masterclass appointment. Never been this impressed by an SE coach is such little time. His on-field results underscore what is a very mature off-field decorum.

Huh!

Which one is the supposed “ad hominem attacks”? Pointing out the REALITY (not feelings, mind you) that when indigenous coaches visited SE players at the respective stations, it was given a corrupt coloration or at best coded as “conflicted” (to ironize your apparent worldview)? Dude, I have little or no patience for dishonest discourse and calls it as it is. The Good Lord knows that if an indigenous coach recurringly retained a player who had not been making his club’s bench and had not seen a minute of club football in months, and thereafter followed it up with a personal visit (even if he coincidentally was in the country - as Amodu was when once in England he visited our players and was derided as seeking cell-phones among other childish jibes), segments of the chattering class would go insane! Accordingly, it is not about Rohr (albeit some of our indigenous coaches have achieved as much and even more while fighting the active outright opposition and undermining of the NFF and overly loud but substantively empty sections of the chattering class) but the disgusting hypocrisy attendant thereto.

Word!

[bully12]

All these your Ad Hominem attacks galore.

Rohr is a mature and competent pro. Many of the guys you mentioned were lacking on one or both of those measures. Amodu probably was the closest. Siasia played some great attacking football, but he and Keshi either thrived on or didn't know how to avoid conflict with their players and the NFF. From day 1, it was constant war.

As I said earlier, I was an early Rohr critic as I subscribed to the age old advice of my uncle that if you are going to eat a frog, you should at least eat a big one. I said at the time that Rohr was not a 'big frog' and if "journeyman/mercenary" Rohr was the target, we'd be better off with ex pros like Siasia. I was wrong. Rohr was and still is a Masterclass appointment. Never been this impressed by an SE coach is such little time. His on-field results underscore what is a very mature off-field decorum.

Huh!

Which one is the supposed “ad hominem attacks”? Pointing out the REALITY (not feelings, mind you) that when indigenous coaches visited SE players at the respective stations, it was given a corrupt coloration or at best coded as “conflicted” (to ironize your apparent worldview)? Dude, I have little or no patience for dishonest discourse and calls it as it is. The Good Lord knows that if an indigenous coach recurringly retained a player who had not been making his club’s bench and had not seen a minute of club football in months, and thereafter followed it up with a personal visit (even if he coincidentally was in the country - as Amodu was when once in England he visited our players and was derided as seeking cell-phones among other childish jibes), segments of the chattering class would go insane! Accordingly, it is not about Rohr (albeit some of our indigenous coaches have achieved as much and even more while fighting the active outright opposition and undermining of the NFF and overly loud but substantively empty sections of the chattering class) but the disgusting hypocrisy attendant thereto.

Just like Siasia an indigenous coach in all ramifications did not receive your wholeheartedly support and sometimes was not spared from your acerbic criticism . You see everybody is entitled to his or her opinion . Nobody is absolutely right .