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1naija wrote:

Enugu II wrote:

1naija wrote:

Robotnik wrote:
The goal keeper was a basket.

But people were crucifying Rohr for not inviting him to fight for the SE WC squad. In fact truetalk insinuated he is better than Ezenwa, Akpeyi and Uzoho.

1naija,

You seem to take seriously the frequent claim here that the best local players are not selected for the CHAN. Always take that with a grain of salt. Who has definitive knowledge of the so-called BEST PLAYERS? The BEST PLAYERS are simply those that the coach dims to be the best for his team period.

EII, but it's truetalk, our foremost expert on superb goalkeepers that none of the National team coaches know about, that said so. Are you saying we should consider him as someone that "him head no dey house" anytime he says such things again?

1naija,

Why you dey look for trouble where trouble no dey? My point is a general statement addressed to those who often label every loss by our home-based squad at the door of local coaches not selecting the best players in the league. If truetalk made that statement about the MFM goalkeeper then his views definitely fit those that I have mentioned.

fabio wrote:

ohenhen1 wrote:
Growing pains, we learn from our experiences.

MFM FC is a privately owned club, that earn their salaries.

Kpele! Why don't they learn from the public sector best practice or their mistakes, rather than inventing the wheel!

No thank you. Keep your help and stay away from MFM FC.
We will remain a private sector ran club free from government meddling or interference. We all see what is going in Ibadan. We also saw how Taraba FC players were flogged for asking for their salary.

Growing pains is part of the process.

ohenhen1 wrote:
No thank you. Keep your help and stay away from MFM FC.
We will remain a private sector ran club free from government meddling or interference. We all see what is going in Ibadan. We also saw how Taraba FC players were flogged for asking for their salary.

Growing pains is part of the process.

Sure! I guess learning from others is a weakness!

fabio wrote:

ohenhen1 wrote:
No thank you. Keep your help and stay away from MFM FC.
We will remain a private sector ran club free from government meddling or interference. We all see what is going in Ibadan. We also saw how Taraba FC players were flogged for asking for their salary.

Growing pains is part of the process.

Sure! I guess learning from others is a weakness!

No we need good mentors. We don't want to learn from government owned clubs.

ohenhen1 wrote:
No we need good mentors. We don't want to learn from government owned clubs.

We have seen your likes before.....

What on earth was he doing for the 3rd goal? He kicked cleared a through ball from near bis penalty spot! Why didn't he just pick up or dive onto the ball? Did he not realise that he is allowed to pick up the ball in his own area?!

Goals after then were comical as they clearly targeted the weak GK. Algiers were cnuts for playing on when an MFM player was down injured, and even passing the ball around him as he laid on the floor in pain.

Robotnik wrote:This team was a real amateur side that punched above their weight

The goal keeper was a basket.

The fact that they got this far is shocking even on their limited budget.

Nice try MFM.

Travelling. Little time to respond to the inanity that has been let loose on this thread.

Be patient. Those need a heavy dose of sensewhip will get it.