K wrote:
We keep defending sloppiness and expect progress?

Some people’s “sloppiness” is others’ COURAGE...
I will defend these ladies ALL DAY AND ALL NIGHT! After these ladies won the 2016 AWCON, against the odds in a tough final against host Cameroon following the usual shoddy ill-preparation, instead of a victory parade they had to actually go on a PROTEST march through the streets of Abuja just to get their agreed-upon camp and match allowances (btw, noticed your ABSENCE for the protest).
Throughout the 2017 calendar year, the Falcons did not play a single game - as in, ZERO, zilch (also noticed your ABSENCE during said period), and in the 2018 calendar year played a grand total of 1 friendly against France (for which the players were hurriedly assembled). Then, about 2 weeks to this AWCON, the full squad was assembled and played a grand total of ZERO friendlies (again, your ABSENCE while the concerns reigned on these pages was conspicuous)!
Now, after 2 weeks of camping in TWO YEARS (while SA was playing friendlies all around the world in Sweden, Cyprus, Turkey, COSAFA, etc, since early-2017), the so-called “progress” hunters amongst us sit their fat behinds in front of the comfort of their PCs and wonder how many passes the Falcons are able to string together. Dude, whatever happens tonight,
I AM FORKING PROUD OF THESE “SLOPPY” LADIES! If only the self-anointed “progress” hunters do half as much for Nigeria...

Well said Gotti. Much respect
This NFF non-investment and obvious lack of interest in female football shall eventually nullify the progress Nigeria had made in the sport from the past years.
Simply hiring an European manager while neglecting to invest in the players and expecting all to be well is not the way to go