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Even after the Eagles won, some pundits like Jermaine Jeans were still tipping Argentina to go through. I get the impression the global footballing fraternity wants Messi in the final. They probably want him to bow out of international football lifting the trophy like Maradona.

How many VAR decisions will go in our favour on Tuesday? Well, to become a great team, one has to learn to overcome this kind of adversity!

Nigeria will not make money for Fifa like Messi, so it is in their interest to back Argentina. This the time for true African grit!

True grit and Onyekuru perhaps. Unavoidable. Lol.

If Nigeria can play with the same energy and purpose, they'll be a big threat to the a punch drunk Albiceleste. Argentina are at the precipice staring in to the crashing waves of the bubbling sea beneath them. T'is not so much now or never, for it shall be never, this generation will be squandered like great generations of nations past. Tuesday however, will be as close to a final as they may get this summer. There will be blood.

Coach wrote:True grit and Onyekuru perhaps. Unavoidable. Lol.

If Nigeria can play with the same energy and purpose, they'll be a big threat to the a punch drunk Albiceleste. Argentina are at the precipice staring in to the crashing waves of the bubbling sea beneath them. T'is not so much now or never, for it shall be never, this generation will be squandered like great generations of nations past. Tuesday however, will be as close to a final as they may get this summer. There will be blood.

Don't forget Kelechi Nwakali and Abdul Ajagun too.

Coach wrote:True grit and Onyekuru perhaps. Unavoidable. Lol.

If Nigeria can play with the same energy and purpose, they'll be a big threat to the a punch drunk Albiceleste. Argentina are at the precipice staring in to the crashing waves of the bubbling sea beneath them. T'is not so much now or never, for it shall be never, this generation will be squandered like great generations of nations past. Tuesday however, will be as close to a final as they may get this summer. There will be blood.

I am actually very pissed off with the arrogance of the pundits already saying Argentina has qualified. For me, this is now a racial matter!

Ayo Akinfe wrote:

Coach wrote:True grit and Onyekuru perhaps. Unavoidable. Lol.

If Nigeria can play with the same energy and purpose, they'll be a big threat to the a punch drunk Albiceleste. Argentina are at the precipice staring in to the crashing waves of the bubbling sea beneath them. T'is not so much now or never, for it shall be never, this generation will be squandered like great generations of nations past. Tuesday however, will be as close to a final as they may get this summer. There will be blood.

I am actually very pissed off with the arrogance of the pundits already saying Argentina has qualified. For me, this is now a racial matter!

Let them say whatever. We will do our talking on the pitch.

This is a must win game for Nigeria. I now have Telemundo. I am not watching FS1 or ITV.

When Nigeria get to the bridge on Tuesday they will surely cross it with God on our side already.

Whatever the pundits say - the ball is in our court and we still control our destiny. Argentina will either be demoralised or they will be up for the game. Nigeria should stop worrying about the Argies and prepare herself. There is a possibility that the refs will favour the Argies but such is life. We are a resilient nation.

The pundits are europeans which means they are likely to favour European and south american teams over African teams

They said Argentina has already qualified without kicking a ball, Nigeria might as well pack their bags and leave

A team that has conceded 4 goals and scored 1, bottom of group D are not favourites in any shape or form unless Nigeria gifts the game to them

Nigeria should use the Iceland defensive template and Croatian offensive template to deal with Argentina

The pundits should be the least of Nigeria worries, none of them pundits will be playing against Nigeria on Tuesday and there is nothing like balanced reporting or unbiased reporting

Vindave wrote:When Nigeria get to the bridge on Tuesday they will surely cross it with God on our side already.

God is not on the Argies' side? No prayer warriors in blue and white. Better go out and do your best! Que sera sera! Football is not as big a concern to me as the future of Nigeria's economy and its society. God please help us there!!

Ayo Akinfe wrote:

Coach wrote:True grit and Onyekuru perhaps. Unavoidable. Lol.

If Nigeria can play with the same energy and purpose, they'll be a big threat to the a punch drunk Albiceleste. Argentina are at the precipice staring in to the crashing waves of the bubbling sea beneath them. T'is not so much now or never, for it shall be never, this generation will be squandered like great generations of nations past. Tuesday however, will be as close to a final as they may get this summer. There will be blood.

I am actually very pissed off with the arrogance of the pundits already saying Argentina has qualified. For me, this is now a racial matter!

That's the reason people are dejected when things doesn't go their way, because they refuse to deal with reality. Thus to them, Argentina has qualified because they (the pundits) are still in their dreams. They are going to be disappointed come Tuesday