Who was at fault for that goal ?
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Who was at fault for that goal ?
Our defence (and keeper of course) just seems so fragile and easy to score on
Lesotho scored on us
Mozambique scored 2 despite being a man down
Saudi scored 2
This is just poor. You cannot give up goals so easily, even against poor sides, and expect to achieve anything.
WHO WAS AT FAULT DOR THAT GOAL ?
Lesotho scored on us
Mozambique scored 2 despite being a man down
Saudi scored 2
This is just poor. You cannot give up goals so easily, even against poor sides, and expect to achieve anything.
WHO WAS AT FAULT DOR THAT GOAL ?
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Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
Did Uzoho have any part of the blame ? If so he should honestly be flogged and not even called up going forward. He is such a disgrace.
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Uzoho is rubbish, but he was the least of our problems today.vancity eagle wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 7:37 pm Did Uzoho have any part of the blame ? If so he should honestly be flogged and not even called up going forward. He is such a disgrace.
We really need to start worrying about that attack, these guys do so well at their clubs but stink up the joint in the SE, is it pressure or is there more to it? the chances Boniface and Awoniyi missed today make me really worried.
I don't even know if the likes of Orban and Akor will do any better honestly
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Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
Poor marking by out defenders. Can't blame Uzoho.
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In all honesty, today's goal conceded by the SE was mainly due to poor defensive cover.
I wouldn't lay the blame on Uzoho. On the contrary, he made a couple of nice saves today, though he still has a lot to work on.
I wouldn't lay the blame on Uzoho. On the contrary, he made a couple of nice saves today, though he still has a lot to work on.
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Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
Uzoho wasn't at fault. The Lesotho player had a free header in the box. Poor marking/communication by the defenders on the corner.
Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
Let’s just say a good keeper would have grabbed that ball in the air.
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Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
It was in his 6 yard I felt he should have contested for that ball.
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Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
...na Musa o!vancity eagle wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 7:37 pm Our defence (and keeper of course) just seems so fragile and easy to score on
Lesotho scored on us
Mozambique scored 2 despite being a man down
Saudi scored 2
This is just poor. You cannot give up goals so easily, even against poor sides, and expect to achieve anything.
WHO WAS AT FAULT DOR THAT GOAL ?
Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
Keeper should have gone for the ball. He's tall but decided to flap like early Enyeama and Rufai.
Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
KPOM. This had nothing to do with Uzoho.
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Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
If him flap I for happy self maybe would have put off the striker. He was caught in 2 minds and stayed back
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I lost interest in Nigeria football years ago, hardly follow our players and can hardly name seven starters. Gave up since we sacked Siasia years ago.
A country that fields Uzoho, Ajayi has no business at the World Cup. Iwobi is not a center midfielder and Onyeka although not good enough being a lone defensive midfielder what do you expect.
A country that fields Uzoho, Ajayi has no business at the World Cup. Iwobi is not a center midfielder and Onyeka although not good enough being a lone defensive midfielder what do you expect.
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Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
According to some reports, Bassey lost his man for the Lesotho goal.
It seems our opponents don’t need many chances to score against us. Lesotho had 2 shots on target and one was a goal. This worrisome pattern has been going on for a while. A member of the forum predicted correctly that we were going to concede a goal despite our dominance
It seems our opponents don’t need many chances to score against us. Lesotho had 2 shots on target and one was a goal. This worrisome pattern has been going on for a while. A member of the forum predicted correctly that we were going to concede a goal despite our dominance
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Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
Our defence/goalkeeper have been soft for a while. It is a long trend of giving up cheap goals despite possession dominance.Dammy wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 11:59 pm According to some reports, Bassey lost his man for the Lesotho goal.
It seems our opponents don’t need many chances to score against us. Lesotho had 2 shots on target and one was a goal. This worrisome pattern has been going on for a while. A member of the forum predicted correctly that we were going to concede a goal despite our dominance
Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
Kpom!! It's all clear as day if we peel away the emotionssoma wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 11:23 pm I lost interest in Nigeria football years ago, hardly follow our players and can hardly name seven starters. Gave up since we sacked Siasia years ago.
A country that fields Uzoho, Ajayi has no business at the World Cup. Iwobi is not a center midfielder and Onyeka although not good enough being a lone defensive midfielder what do you expect.
Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
IMO, the best Nigerian central defenders are Igoh Ogbu and Gabe Osho, and it’s ironic that they’re not involved with the SE and unlikely to be selected for AFCON
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Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
That’s a lack of confidence.imehjunior wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 10:13 pmIf him flap I for happy self maybe would have put off the striker. He was caught in 2 minds and stayed back
Unless it was obvious he couldn’t get there, a self-assured keeper would have gone for it and diverted it if he couldn’t catch it.
That’s not to exonerate the defenders.
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Ogbu’s omission I can’t understand, but Osho is only just popping up on the radar and there will be many like me who would rather watch for now because he hasn’t stood out as far as I am concerned.
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Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
How else can Osho stand out after keeping Salah and Rashford quiet in successive matches?
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Re: Who was at fault for that goal ?
It takes more than two matches to fully assess a player. The same Luton has been chopping goals before their last two games.Dammy wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 10:48 amHow else can Osho stand out after keeping Salah and Rashford quiet in successive matches?
This is how we start to call players world class after a couple of games. Boniface, Moffi, Orban are typical examples. Very average players who flatter to deceive.
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He was injured in the earlier part of the season and has only played in Luton’s last 3 matches and played the full 90 minutes in the last two matches. His presence has stabilised the Luton Town defence and he’s much better than Bassey, who plays in the same leagueLolly wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 12:00 pmIt takes more than two matches to fully assess a player. The same Luton has been chopping goals before their last two games.Dammy wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 10:48 amHow else can Osho stand out after keeping Salah and Rashford quiet in successive matches?
This is how we start to call players world class after a couple of games. Boniface, Moffi, Orban are typical examples. Very average players who flatter to deceive.
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...another thing is, these are players understand their team mates (at club level), at SE the players don't understand each other even when they pretend to.Dammy wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 12:37 pmHe was injured in the earlier part of the season and has only played in Luton’s last 3 matches and played the full 90 minutes in the last two matches. His presence has stabilised the Luton Town defence and he’s much better than Bassey, who plays in the same leagueLolly wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 12:00 pmIt takes more than two matches to fully assess a player. The same Luton has been chopping goals before their last two games.Dammy wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 10:48 amHow else can Osho stand out after keeping Salah and Rashford quiet in successive matches?
This is how we start to call players world class after a couple of games. Boniface, Moffi, Orban are typical examples. Very average players who flatter to deceive.
2 or 3 days together doesn't gel a team, especially when they are foreign based looking to show off what they brought back from abroad to hungry folks at home.
Note, you saw how that local base goalie was snubbed at the training facility gate, if na a foreign based player no be siren and police go dey wail all the way in.