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So serious matter still dey ground?

http://thenationonlineng.net/nff-crises ... -campaign/

Sir V wrote:So serious matter still dey ground?

http://thenationonlineng.net/nff-crises ... -campaign/

Early excuses.

Well if the crisis will cause the sacking of Rohr I pray fervently it continues.

Kabalega wrote:

Sir V wrote:So serious matter still dey ground?

http://thenationonlineng.net/nff-crises ... -campaign/

Early excuses.

Is the article untrue? Or are you just being an a$$?

You dont need to be a rocket scientist to predict that the ongoing NFF crises will have consequences on our qualifications. The exact same thing happend 4 years ago.

They'll delay everything with their own selfish internal battles right up to the very end and then suddenly they'll start this last minute fire brigade approach, saying "we can't afford to not qualify for the AFCON!!". When this last minute approach naturally fails, they'll turn the blame on the coach and players, completely forgetting their own central role in the mess.

charlie wrote:

Kabalega wrote:

Sir V wrote:So serious matter still dey ground?

http://thenationonlineng.net/nff-crises ... -campaign/

Early excuses.

Is the article untrue? Or are you just being an a$$?

You dont need to be a rocket scientist to predict that the ongoing NFF crises will have consequences on our qualifications. The exact same thing happend 4 years ago.

Curious, is this why the mighty 9ja Eagles missed out on two African Nations Cup tournaments in row?

Kabalega wrote:

charlie wrote:

Kabalega wrote:

Sir V wrote:So serious matter still dey ground?

http://thenationonlineng.net/nff-crises ... -campaign/

Early excuses.

Is the article untrue? Or are you just being an a$$?

You dont need to be a rocket scientist to predict that the ongoing NFF crises will have consequences on our qualifications. The exact same thing happend 4 years ago.

Curious, is this why the mighty 9ja Eagles missed out on two African Nations Cup tournaments in row?

YES!

Well it is already shutting down the local league that should have resumed just after the World Cup. Moreover guys like Ezenwa cannot be invited to the SE now because of long period of inactivity

Please can someone answer my question. Can Rohr be sacked as a result of this crisis?

charlie wrote:

Kabalega wrote:

Sir V wrote:So serious matter still dey ground?

http://thenationonlineng.net/nff-crises ... -campaign/

Early excuses.

Is the article untrue? Or are you just being an a$$?

You dont need to be a rocket scientist to predict that the ongoing NFF crises will have consequences on our qualifications. The exact same thing happend 4 years ago.

Don't explain to trolls!

Orion wrote:They'll delay everything with their own selfish internal battles right up to the very end and then suddenly they'll start this last minute fire brigade approach, saying "we can't afford to not qualify for the AFCON!!". When this last minute approach naturally fails, they'll turn the blame on the coach and players, completely forgetting their own central role in the mess.

its clearly rohrs fault

charlie wrote:

Kabalega wrote:

Sir V wrote:So serious matter still dey ground?

http://thenationonlineng.net/nff-crises ... -campaign/

Early excuses.

Is the article untrue? Or are you just being an a$$?

You dont need to be a rocket scientist to predict that the ongoing NFF crises will have consequences on our qualifications. The exact same thing happend 4 years ago.

YES...


...I recall vividly. Just when, under Pinnick, you think Nigeria is beginning to take care of the organizational part of this business. Unfortunate and typically Nigerian.
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Orion wrote:They'll delay everything with their own selfish internal battles right up to the very end and then suddenly they'll start this last minute fire brigade approach, saying "we can't afford to not qualify for the AFCON!!". When this last minute approach naturally fails, they'll turn the blame on the coach and players, completely forgetting their own central role in the mess.

CORRECT

And the late Keshi was blamed for the failure to qualify. And this has become one of the reasons used to justify a foreign coach. And how do foreign born Nigerians who may have received invitations and are considering them view things like this?
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Orion wrote:

Kabalega wrote:

charlie wrote:

Kabalega wrote:

Sir V wrote:So serious matter still dey ground?

http://thenationonlineng.net/nff-crises ... -campaign/

Early excuses.

Is the article untrue? Or are you just being an a$$?

You dont need to be a rocket scientist to predict that the ongoing NFF crises will have consequences on our qualifications. The exact same thing happend 4 years ago.

Curious, is this why the mighty 9ja Eagles missed out on two African Nations Cup tournaments in row?

YES!

How come the WC campaigns are somehow spared?

Kabalega wrote:

Orion wrote:

Kabalega wrote:

charlie wrote:

Kabalega wrote:

Sir V wrote:So serious matter still dey ground?

http://thenationonlineng.net/nff-crises ... -campaign/

Early excuses.

Is the article untrue? Or are you just being an a$$?

You dont need to be a rocket scientist to predict that the ongoing NFF crises will have consequences on our qualifications. The exact same thing happend 4 years ago.

Curious, is this why the mighty 9ja Eagles missed out on two African Nations Cup tournaments in row?

YES!

How come the WC campaigns are somehow spared?

Different level of attention by all involved. SE have not lost a WCQer in 36 games.

*The Algeria game was a boardroom decision after the match ended a draw.