Damunk wrote:
fabio wrote:
Cellular wrote:
Doc, Uncle Wanaj0 is 100% correct and right to boot.
Pinnick detests homegrown athletes even during his time in Delta state when he was recruiting Americans to run for Delta State.
The man is a LAZY administrator. He also hires a coach who he encourages to not look at the local-based players.
We have to actually make a concerted effort to search for talent knowing that our base is in identifying young talent in Naijaria not just for our immediate needs but for long-term sustainable growth of our football.
I say that Pinnick is a major problem because he has had opportunities to try to help the local players establish themselves but he prefers players who were either born abroad or are based abroad.
I still maintain that there's nothing wrong with mandating that 2/3 players for such friendlies should be reserved for local players even if to just get a chance to train with foreign-based pros. It helps everyone... not just the players but the FA and the local league.
To think Esiti played and played like a jambodi. Imagine if na homebased... we for no finish hearing about his play.
End of story.

It is not the end of the story....should never be.
If this is your conviction (and even though there might be points of disagreement, it is still worthy of debate) then we shouldn't just winge and whine like menopausal women.
This is the Cyberagles, the biggest online Nigerian football platform in the world.What does this mean?
It means we have the power to attract attention and to influence.
Pinnick apparently comes to the UK a lot. I myself ran into him once at the Greenwich Odeon cinema a few years ago. Before I could blink, he was gone.
There are several forumers who have direct and indirect contact with him.
Let's get him in front of a camera and do a Cybereagles Exclusive.
I will guarantee the cameras, the sound and the set (location). Fabio, since you hate him so much, you are
guaranteed to be on the panel.
I have always said the CE should have long ago been a powerful voice in the Nigerian football space.
Let those that can reach out get him to agree to a full-length TV interview here in the UK.
I can guarantee it will be better than anything we have seen before.
I personally am tired of endlessly debating conjecture and sentiment and feelings.
Let's hear from the horse's mouth.
We have the pedigree within us to pull it off easily
What do you guys say?

I have access to Pinnick. But Pinnick is more of a politician than an administrator.
I don't blame him in some instances. Naijaria and Naijarians are difficult people and sometimes outrightly bad people.
He said he has tried to do the right thing and go about it the right way but he is in a results-oriented business.
That the same people who are clamouring for him to look inwards will accuse him of being an agent and will commission our cheap for sale media to start making up stories about him.
That they all want his job. And will go to any lengths to get it.
So he was like, "bros, our people are badddd... the only way I can keep my job is to keep on winning..."
Yes, it is not an easy job but I feel he can do both... but he is still seething from the Oliseh debacle. Now he insists on "if you are good, go overseas and show us..."