Stat of the day 20/12/21. Westerhof won only 2 away matches

[megapro]

Good morning CE

Westerhof is undoubtedly Nigeria's most successful coach but in his 5 years at the helm he won only two Away games for Nigeria

Winning away in international games is tough
The better coaches get near 50%

Nigeria Coaches in competitive matches away

Westerhof 2/11
18%
3 losses

Keshi 3/9
33%
1 loss

Amodu 6/11
55%
Undefeated

Rohr 8/12
67%
Undefeated


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[vancity eagle]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

[Tobi17]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

[megapro]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Did anyone say nothing good came from Rohr?

When he came we did not qualify for two AFCON
He qualified for the next two. Both with game(s) to spare

[megapro]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

His sights and targets were only to sit at the top of his qualifying groups
That is what counts
I believe he achieved those

[megapro]

Good morning CE

Westerhof is undoubtedly Nigeria's most successful coach but in his 5 years at the helm he won only two Away games for Nigeria

Winning away in international games is tough
The better coaches get near 50%

Nigeria Coaches in competitive matches away

Westerhof 2/11
18%
3 losses

Keshi 3/9
33%
1 loss

Amodu 6/11
55%
Undefeated

Rohr 8/12
67%
Undefeated


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Westerhof
Benin 1:0
Congo 1:0

Keshi
Kenya 1:0
Ethiopia 2:1
Congo 2:0

Amodu
Sudan 4:0
Namibia 1:0
Sierra Leone 1:0
Equatorial Guinea 1:0
South Africa 1:0
Kenya 3:2

Rohr
Zambia 2:1
Seychelles 3:0
Libya 3:2
Lesotho 4:2
Benin 1:0
Cape Verde 2:1
CAR 2:0
Liberia 2:0

[megapro]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

After 2018

Will you say winning 5 games in AFCON 2019 is failure?
4 victims were ex champions, including defending champions

He won bronze
Many are praying Eguavien gets to the SF

[Lolly]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

Even with the above weakness, he has one of the better records of all our managers, foreign and local. The team has gone through some changes in personnel since 2018 and a few of the regular players have aged or lost form. Give the guy some credit. My only beef with him is the team’s playing style. It is not pretty on the eye.

[Damunk]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Did anyone say nothing good came from Rohr?

When he came we did not qualify for two AFCON
He qualified for the next two. Both with game(s) to spare

Dem plenti.

Reading the comments before and esp after his sacking, you can be forgiven for thinking he was the greatest disaster ever to have befallen Nigerian football.
Perspectives totally out of proportion.

But read the threads when they sacked Keshi.
They were no different.

[Tobi17]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

After 2018

Will you say winning 5 games in AFCON 2019 is failure?
4 victims were ex champions, including defending champions

He won bronze
Many are praying Eguavien gets to the SF

The coach of Algeria (the current one) whom Rohr had a coaching head start over and is barely 2-3 years as coach of Algeria has not only won an AFCON trophy for Algeria, he has also won the Arab cup, gotten Algeria to have a playing style, and has led Algeria so far so on an impressive 39 match unbeaten steak... apparently there's something he was doing right that we don't know about, but I bet he wasn't telling his players that "they were still a young team and learning" as an excuse to lose or struggle against every Madagascar, CAR, Cape Verde, Sierra-Leone etc... apart from our 2018 WCQ group where we had qualified ahead of a badly coached Algerian, Cameroonian and Zambian team, we (I mean Rohr) has had it lucky to have been grouped with relatively easy teams in other qualifiers... yet we somehow made a big deal out of those groups...

[Adisboy]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

After 2018

Will you say winning 5 games in AFCON 2019 is failure?
4 victims were ex champions, including defending champions

He won bronze
Many are praying Eguavien gets to the SF

The coach of Algeria (the current one) whom Rohr had a coaching head start over and is barely 2-3 years as coach of Algeria has not only won an AFCON trophy for Algeria, he has also won the Arab cup, gotten Algeria to have a playing style, and has led Algeria so far so on an impressive 39 match unbeaten steak... apparently there's something he was doing right that we don't know about, but I bet he wasn't telling his players that "they were still a young team and learning" as an excuse to lose or struggle against every Madagascar, CAR, Cape Verde, Sierra-Leone etc... apart from our 2018 WCQ group where we had qualified ahead of a badly coached Algerian, Cameroonian and Zambian team, we (I mean Rohr) has had it lucky to have been grouped with relatively easy teams in other qualifiers... yet we somehow made a big deal out of those groups...

Stop the false information! He (Belmadi) did not coach in Arab cup it was his assistant - Madjid Bougherra. A bit like crediting Rohr had Salisu Yusuf won the 2018 CHAN. Abeg, make your point with the correct facts.

[Tobi17]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

After 2018

Will you say winning 5 games in AFCON 2019 is failure?
4 victims were ex champions, including defending champions

He won bronze
Many are praying Eguavien gets to the SF

The coach of Algeria (the current one) whom Rohr had a coaching head start over and is barely 2-3 years as coach of Algeria has not only won an AFCON trophy for Algeria, he has also won the Arab cup, gotten Algeria to have a playing style, and has led Algeria so far so on an impressive 39 match unbeaten steak... apparently there's something he was doing right that we don't know about, but I bet he wasn't telling his players that "they were still a young team and learning" as an excuse to lose or struggle against every Madagascar, CAR, Cape Verde, Sierra-Leone etc... apart from our 2018 WCQ group where we had qualified ahead of a badly coached Algerian, Cameroonian and Zambian team, we (I mean Rohr) has had it lucky to have been grouped with relatively easy teams in other qualifiers... yet we somehow made a big deal out of those groups...

Stop the false information! He (Belmadi) did not coach in Arab cup it was his assistant - Madjid Bougherra. A bit like crediting Rohr had Salisu Yusuf won the 2018 CHAN. Abeg, make your point with the correct facts.

Same thing, the point remains Belmadi has instilled a WINNING mentality, DNA and philosophy in that Algerian team that the result is a chain reaction of success, instead of pointing out who won the Arab cup or not, why not dispute every other point I made?

Belmadi in less than a year as coach of Algeria won the AFCON

He has brought a superb playing style to the Algerian NT in a very short time, Rohr was 6 or so years as SE coach and we still couldn't define a playing style under him till date.

When an Assistant coach is as good as the main coach by learning his coaching philosophy and winning with it, then you know you're in for the real deal.

[Damunk]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

After 2018

Will you say winning 5 games in AFCON 2019 is failure?
4 victims were ex champions, including defending champions

He won bronze
Many are praying Eguavien gets to the SF

The coach of Algeria (the current one) whom Rohr had a coaching head start over and is barely 2-3 years as coach of Algeria has not only won an AFCON trophy for Algeria, he has also won the Arab cup, gotten Algeria to have a playing style, and has led Algeria so far so on an impressive 39 match unbeaten steak... apparently there's something he was doing right that we don't know about, but I bet he wasn't telling his players that "they were still a young team and learning" as an excuse to lose or struggle against every Madagascar, CAR, Cape Verde, Sierra-Leone etc... apart from our 2018 WCQ group where we had qualified ahead of a badly coached Algerian, Cameroonian and Zambian team, we (I mean Rohr) has had it lucky to have been grouped with relatively easy teams in other qualifiers... yet we somehow made a big deal out of those groups...

Stop the false information! He (Belmadi) did not coach in Arab cup it was his assistant - Madjid Bougherra. A bit like crediting Rohr had Salisu Yusuf won the 2018 CHAN. Abeg, make your point with the correct facts.

Same thing, the point remains Belmadi has instilled a WINNING mentality, DNA and philosophy in that Algerian team that the result is a chain reaction of success, instead of pointing out who won the Arab cup or not, why not dispute every other point I made?

Belmadi in less than a year as coach of Algeria won the AFCON

He has brought a superb playing style to the Algerian NT in a very short time, Rohr was 6 or so years as SE coach and we still couldn't define a playing style under him till date.

When an Assistant coach is as good as the main coach by learning his coaching philosophy and winning with it, then you know you're in for the real deal.

Yeah but you still have to keep your facts as accurate as possible.
Even your statement “six or so years in charge” is way off the mark.

The case against Rohr can always be made without denigrating his achievements or exaggerating the achievements of others just to make him look as bad as possible.

[Tobi17]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

After 2018

Will you say winning 5 games in AFCON 2019 is failure?
4 victims were ex champions, including defending champions

He won bronze
Many are praying Eguavien gets to the SF

The coach of Algeria (the current one) whom Rohr had a coaching head start over and is barely 2-3 years as coach of Algeria has not only won an AFCON trophy for Algeria, he has also won the Arab cup, gotten Algeria to have a playing style, and has led Algeria so far so on an impressive 39 match unbeaten steak... apparently there's something he was doing right that we don't know about, but I bet he wasn't telling his players that "they were still a young team and learning" as an excuse to lose or struggle against every Madagascar, CAR, Cape Verde, Sierra-Leone etc... apart from our 2018 WCQ group where we had qualified ahead of a badly coached Algerian, Cameroonian and Zambian team, we (I mean Rohr) has had it lucky to have been grouped with relatively easy teams in other qualifiers... yet we somehow made a big deal out of those groups...

Stop the false information! He (Belmadi) did not coach in Arab cup it was his assistant - Madjid Bougherra. A bit like crediting Rohr had Salisu Yusuf won the 2018 CHAN. Abeg, make your point with the correct facts.

Same thing, the point remains Belmadi has instilled a WINNING mentality, DNA and philosophy in that Algerian team that the result is a chain reaction of success, instead of pointing out who won the Arab cup or not, why not dispute every other point I made?

Belmadi in less than a year as coach of Algeria won the AFCON

He has brought a superb playing style to the Algerian NT in a very short time, Rohr was 6 or so years as SE coach and we still couldn't define a playing style under him till date.

When an Assistant coach is as good as the main coach by learning his coaching philosophy and winning with it, then you know you're in for the real deal.

Yeah but you still have to keep your facts as accurate as possible.
Even your statement “six or so years in charge” is way off the mark.

The case against Rohr can always be made without denigrating his achievements or exaggerating the achievements of others just to make him look as bad as possible.

What are Rohrs achievements? topping a group of "minnows" with a game to spare, winning the golden bronze?

[Adisboy]

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

After 2018

Will you say winning 5 games in AFCON 2019 is failure?
4 victims were ex champions, including defending champions

He won bronze
Many are praying Eguavien gets to the SF

The coach of Algeria (the current one) whom Rohr had a coaching head start over and is barely 2-3 years as coach of Algeria has not only won an AFCON trophy for Algeria, he has also won the Arab cup, gotten Algeria to have a playing style, and has led Algeria so far so on an impressive 39 match unbeaten steak... apparently there's something he was doing right that we don't know about, but I bet he wasn't telling his players that "they were still a young team and learning" as an excuse to lose or struggle against every Madagascar, CAR, Cape Verde, Sierra-Leone etc... apart from our 2018 WCQ group where we had qualified ahead of a badly coached Algerian, Cameroonian and Zambian team, we (I mean Rohr) has had it lucky to have been grouped with relatively easy teams in other qualifiers... yet we somehow made a big deal out of those groups...

Stop the false information! He (Belmadi) did not coach in Arab cup it was his assistant - Madjid Bougherra. A bit like crediting Rohr had Salisu Yusuf won the 2018 CHAN. Abeg, make your point with the correct facts.

Same thing, the point remains Belmadi has instilled a WINNING mentality, DNA and philosophy in that Algerian team that the result is a chain reaction of success, instead of pointing out who won the Arab cup or not, why not dispute every other point I made?

Belmadi in less than a year as coach of Algeria won the AFCON

He has brought a superb playing style to the Algerian NT in a very short time, Rohr was 6 or so years as SE coach and we still couldn't define a playing style under him till date.

When an Assistant coach is as good as the main coach by learning his coaching philosophy and winning with it, then you know you're in for the real deal.

Yeah but you still have to keep your facts as accurate as possible.
Even your statement “six or so years in charge” is way off the mark.

The case against Rohr can always be made without denigrating his achievements or exaggerating the achievements of others just to make him look as bad as possible.

What are Rohrs achievements? topping a group of "minnows" with a game to spare, winning the golden bronze?

What you mentioned above clearly puts Rohr among Nigeria's top 5 coaches. Any you claim Belmadi inputted the winning mentality in this Arab Cup team, so have you ever attributed Nigeria's to the CHAN final in 2018 to Rohr? It is definitely not the samething as there players involved were vastly different from the main Algerian team.

[Bigpokey24]

games vs CAR and Liberia , were in Cameroon and Morocco .. both neutral venues

just look at the trash teams
Zambia 2:1
Seychelles 3:0
Libya 3:2
Lesotho 4:2
Benin 1:0
Cape Verde 2:1
CAR 2:0
Liberia 2:0

[Cellular]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Did anyone say nothing good came from Rohr?

When he came we did not qualify for two AFCON
He qualified for the next two. Both with game(s) to spare

Dem plenti.

Reading the comments before and esp after his sacking, you can be forgiven for thinking he was the greatest disaster ever to have befallen Nigerian football.
Perspectives totally out of proportion.

But read the threads when they sacked Keshi.
They were no different.

Don't go delving into hyperbole.

Name the people who stated that NOTHING good came from ****?

You guys keep parroting a false narrative that no one espoused.

**** isn't capable of taking Naijaria to great(er) heights. I have stated here repeatedly that he is like a triage paramedic who stabilizes a patient. You don't because he was good at stabilizing the patient now allow him to continue to treat the patient.

He should pass the patient off to people who can do more for the patient.

Again, **** is incapable of taking us to the heights we aspire to reach. I know that some of you don't want us to aspire for greatness... you are very comfortable being ok and also rans. But since the World Cup when you asked for patience, his teams have regressed. You have opened threads espousing the same opinion but not directly.

A Chelsea fan like you should not be acting like a darn Arsenal fan... this is rather unbecoming.

[megapro]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

After 2018

Will you say winning 5 games in AFCON 2019 is failure?
4 victims were ex champions, including defending champions

He won bronze
Many are praying Eguavien gets to the SF

The coach of Algeria (the current one) whom Rohr had a coaching head start over and is barely 2-3 years as coach of Algeria has not only won an AFCON trophy for Algeria, he has also won the Arab cup, gotten Algeria to have a playing style, and has led Algeria so far so on an impressive 39 match unbeaten steak... apparently there's something he was doing right that we don't know about, but I bet he wasn't telling his players that "they were still a young team and learning" as an excuse to lose or struggle against every Madagascar, CAR, Cape Verde, Sierra-Leone etc... apart from our 2018 WCQ group where we had qualified ahead of a badly coached Algerian, Cameroonian and Zambian team, we (I mean Rohr) has had it lucky to have been grouped with relatively easy teams in other qualifiers... yet we somehow made a big deal out of those groups...

Did we qualify
Or not?!?

[Cellular]

It is lie to say nothing good came from Rohr. I appreciated the many things he accomplished with the SE. But coaching SE had left him. We needed to move on.

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

After 2018

Will you say winning 5 games in AFCON 2019 is failure?
4 victims were ex champions, including defending champions

He won bronze
Many are praying Eguavien gets to the SF

The coach of Algeria (the current one) whom Rohr had a coaching head start over and is barely 2-3 years as coach of Algeria has not only won an AFCON trophy for Algeria, he has also won the Arab cup, gotten Algeria to have a playing style, and has led Algeria so far so on an impressive 39 match unbeaten steak... apparently there's something he was doing right that we don't know about, but I bet he wasn't telling his players that "they were still a young team and learning" as an excuse to lose or struggle against every Madagascar, CAR, Cape Verde, Sierra-Leone etc... apart from our 2018 WCQ group where we had qualified ahead of a badly coached Algerian, Cameroonian and Zambian team, we (I mean Rohr) has had it lucky to have been grouped with relatively easy teams in other qualifiers... yet we somehow made a big deal out of those groups...

Did we qualify
Or not?!?

Is qualification an achievement for Naijaria?

Do we go to tournaments to get COP?

Listen to yourself man. What makes you a different African in Germany than other Africans in Germany?

Are you just happy to be in Germany?

Why don't you celebrate just escaping from Naijaria? Why do you strive to achieve the heights you have achieved. Why not just be content just escaping from Naijaria?


Dude told you all he is taking Naijaria, not Niger Republic to the World Cup to learn?!! And you all didn't challenge him on that statement.

He is crowing that he won Bronze at the AFCON in his first try and you all didn't tell him that it is the minimum expectation of the coach of the Naijarian National Men's Team, The Super Eagles.

You lose to CAR at home, but we qualified.
Draw Sierra Leone at home, but we qualified.

You have to set expectations high. Because we are Naijaria!

We are not Niger Republic, Benin, Central African Republic or even Madaf#$%ingascar.

We are Naijaria.

Yes, we are that arrogant. And a coach that doesn't coach with the same arrogance should not be coaching us.

Don't you get it?

[fabio]

Figures don't lie, liars can figure. Lesson from my Sociology lecturer, stuck with me ever since.

Rohr has the best away win record and win ratio ever (we can give him a trophy for this achievements).

In tournament ranking, Pa Oni is better than Rohr!

[megapro]

Rohr started his stint very well I won't even lie... how it all went wrong after the 2018 world cup is what I'll never understand, yet Rohr wasn't half as bad if we use the benefit of hindsight to properly access him... his biggest problem was his poor in-game management, tactical inflexibility and unwillingness to adjust his game.

After 2018

Will you say winning 5 games in AFCON 2019 is failure?
4 victims were ex champions, including defending champions

He won bronze
Many are praying Eguavien gets to the SF

The coach of Algeria (the current one) whom Rohr had a coaching head start over and is barely 2-3 years as coach of Algeria has not only won an AFCON trophy for Algeria, he has also won the Arab cup, gotten Algeria to have a playing style, and has led Algeria so far so on an impressive 39 match unbeaten steak... apparently there's something he was doing right that we don't know about, but I bet he wasn't telling his players that "they were still a young team and learning" as an excuse to lose or struggle against every Madagascar, CAR, Cape Verde, Sierra-Leone etc... apart from our 2018 WCQ group where we had qualified ahead of a badly coached Algerian, Cameroonian and Zambian team, we (I mean Rohr) has had it lucky to have been grouped with relatively easy teams in other qualifiers... yet we somehow made a big deal out of those groups...

Stop the false information! He (Belmadi) did not coach in Arab cup it was his assistant - Madjid Bougherra. A bit like crediting Rohr had Salisu Yusuf won the 2018 CHAN. Abeg, make your point with the correct facts.

Same thing, the point remains Belmadi has instilled a WINNING mentality, DNA and philosophy in that Algerian team that the result is a chain reaction of success, instead of pointing out who won the Arab cup or not, why not dispute every other point I made?

Belmadi in less than a year as coach of Algeria won the AFCON

He has brought a superb playing style to the Algerian NT in a very short time, Rohr was 6 or so years as SE coach and we still couldn't define a playing style under him till date.

When an Assistant coach is as good as the main coach by learning his coaching philosophy and winning with it, then you know you're in for the real deal.

Yeah but you still have to keep your facts as accurate as possible.
Even your statement “six or so years in charge” is way off the mark.

The case against Rohr can always be made without denigrating his achievements or exaggerating the achievements of others just to make him look as bad as possible.

What are Rohrs achievements? topping a group of "minnows" with a game to spare, winning the golden bronze?

He had only one AFCON tournament to play
Westerhof qualified 92 and 94
Won 94 (the third)
Keshi won 13 and DNQ 15

Golden Bronze

What are your expectations and target for Eguavoen

[megapro]

games vs CAR and Liberia , were in Cameroon and Morocco .. both neutral venues

just look at the trash teams
Zambia 2:1
Seychelles 3:0
Libya 3:2
Lesotho 4:2
Benin 1:0
Cape Verde 2:1
CAR 2:0
Liberia 2:0

The NFF or the other teams had control of the tickets?

[Cellular]

After 2018

Will you say winning 5 games in AFCON 2019 is failure?
4 victims were ex champions, including defending champions

He won bronze
Many are praying Eguavien gets to the SF

The coach of Algeria (the current one) whom Rohr had a coaching head start over and is barely 2-3 years as coach of Algeria has not only won an AFCON trophy for Algeria, he has also won the Arab cup, gotten Algeria to have a playing style, and has led Algeria so far so on an impressive 39 match unbeaten steak... apparently there's something he was doing right that we don't know about, but I bet he wasn't telling his players that "they were still a young team and learning" as an excuse to lose or struggle against every Madagascar, CAR, Cape Verde, Sierra-Leone etc... apart from our 2018 WCQ group where we had qualified ahead of a badly coached Algerian, Cameroonian and Zambian team, we (I mean Rohr) has had it lucky to have been grouped with relatively easy teams in other qualifiers... yet we somehow made a big deal out of those groups...

Stop the false information! He (Belmadi) did not coach in Arab cup it was his assistant - Madjid Bougherra. A bit like crediting Rohr had Salisu Yusuf won the 2018 CHAN. Abeg, make your point with the correct facts.

Same thing, the point remains Belmadi has instilled a WINNING mentality, DNA and philosophy in that Algerian team that the result is a chain reaction of success, instead of pointing out who won the Arab cup or not, why not dispute every other point I made?

Belmadi in less than a year as coach of Algeria won the AFCON

He has brought a superb playing style to the Algerian NT in a very short time, Rohr was 6 or so years as SE coach and we still couldn't define a playing style under him till date.

When an Assistant coach is as good as the main coach by learning his coaching philosophy and winning with it, then you know you're in for the real deal.

Yeah but you still have to keep your facts as accurate as possible.
Even your statement “six or so years in charge” is way off the mark.

The case against Rohr can always be made without denigrating his achievements or exaggerating the achievements of others just to make him look as bad as possible.

What are Rohrs achievements? topping a group of "minnows" with a game to spare, winning the golden bronze?

He had only one AFCON tournament to play
Westerhof qualified 92 and 94
Won 94 (the third)
Keshi won 13 and DNQ 15

Golden Bronze

What are your expectations and target for Eguavoen

Like always, at least the semi-finals.

Even when we took a hastily assembled team after the banning of NNB boys and Keshi boys. That was and is the expectation.

Eguavoen won't be under any illusion that he is going there to learn.