KUDOS TO NFA AND CCC
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KUDOS TO NFA AND CCC
If as reported this players have been sent home for breaking camp rules, then i send a big thank you to the NFA and CCC.
It is a bitter pill but one that must be swallowed if our football is to get better.
No time is an ideal time for this kind of thing but when you are prepared to lose players, when you needed them most, then you leave no one in doubt that the country and the team comes first.
We might not like it now, but this is good for Nigerian fotball. I just hope the sacrifice of today will not be compromised bb future managers of our game.
It is a bitter pill but one that must be swallowed if our football is to get better.
No time is an ideal time for this kind of thing but when you are prepared to lose players, when you needed them most, then you leave no one in doubt that the country and the team comes first.
We might not like it now, but this is good for Nigerian fotball. I just hope the sacrifice of today will not be compromised bb future managers of our game.
sounds like mali 02 abi ?
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The problem with Mali was, there was no cntinuity. If there was, this would not have happened. We talked about descipline during the WC, but somehow we have let it lapsed. That is why this action is necessary. This should not only be the beginning and the end, it must be stressed at ever opportunity. Commitment to your Motherland should not be seen as if they are doing us a favour.
juventuss wrote:sounds like mali 02 abi ?
PaJimoh,
Our futbol will only get better after we get beaten badly this around and is there for all to see. PaJimoh trying to hail the NFA and CCC here and hoping things would move on not in a Nigerian camp where we don't know how to handle adversity or losses... We shall see what the next 48hrs will turn out to be...
Our futbol will only get better after we get beaten badly this around and is there for all to see. PaJimoh trying to hail the NFA and CCC here and hoping things would move on not in a Nigerian camp where we don't know how to handle adversity or losses... We shall see what the next 48hrs will turn out to be...
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As far as I am concerned this can only be good for Nigerian football. Any future coach has now been given a precedent on which to act. They will no longer be too timid to put their foot down the way Chukwu has done.MI5 wrote:PaJimoh,
Our futbol will only get better after we get beaten badly this around and is there for all to see. PaJimoh trying to hail the NFA and CCC here and hoping things would move on not in a Nigerian camp where we don't know how to handle adversity or losses... We shall what the next 48hrs turn out to be...
Some people on this forum never cease to surprise me. If Chukwu has let them stay people would have been calling him useless and saying that the players have no respect for a Local Coach. Even if Naija lose on Saturday I will always have respect for Chukwu for having the balls to do this. Mind you he is still a crap tactitian
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Re: KUDOS TO NFA AND CCC
Please explain to me how this is going to make our football better.PaJimoh wrote:If as reported this players have been sent home for breaking camp rules, then i send a big thank you to the NFA and CCC.
It is a bitter pill but one that must be swallowed if our football is to get better.
No time is an ideal time for this kind of thing but when you are prepared to lose players, when you needed them most, then you leave no one in doubt that the country and the team comes first.
We might not like it now, but this is good for Nigerian fotball. I just hope the sacrifice of today will not be compromised bb future managers of our game.
Onigbinde achieved higher levels of discipline without having to send anyone home from a tournament. Is expelling them from the tournament the only sanction that could have been taken? Or is it more than likely a power show by unintelligent unimaginative administrators and coaches who are unable to realise that you do not cut off your nose to spite your face
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Pajimoh has no sense of what the hell is going on.Pajimoh have U ever been a football team before when things like this happen?If U have i would understand but its clear u havent.This are things that dsimantle any team even the bestteam in the world would go bad if things like this happen.
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I join PaJimoh in giving kudos to CCC, the NFA and Minister of sports for having the tenarity to put our fatherland before the egos and self hating attitudes of these over pampered brats who parade as nigerian international. While they should have been in bed resting, they thought it wise to go out all night. Now they will pay for their immaturity.
Well Done again to CCC, NFA and the sports minister.
Well Done again to CCC, NFA and the sports minister.
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Hopefully, this will mark a significant departure from these days of player worship, indiscipline and shameful behaviour. If we had taken Ike Kalu, Christian Obodo and Ekene Ezenwa with us to Tunisia, they will never have gone partying all night.
If the NFA and ministry and CCC rescinds this decision, then they will have committed a monumental mistake. Finally, if we win tomorrow without the players, then it means that much-needed character has been instilled into the team.
Shame and good riddance to the disgraceful trio.
If the NFA and ministry and CCC rescinds this decision, then they will have committed a monumental mistake. Finally, if we win tomorrow without the players, then it means that much-needed character has been instilled into the team.
Shame and good riddance to the disgraceful trio.
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Omey2k4, it's indescipline that makes players think they can hold the whole nation to ransome by refusing to play. This battle must be won by the handlers or forget descipline 4ever. I can tell you know, the new players will not be the ones leading the chorus about boycotting training, it's the old haddened ones. They must not be allowed to pass their bad habbits to the new ones.
IT MUST NEVER HAPPEN
IT MUST NEVER HAPPEN
omey2k4 wrote:Pajimoh have u seen?The players refused to train because of what happened.U just dint know how to talk.
PaJimoh,
The problem this players were forced on CCC from day one and everyone had a role to play in this... no excuses or escapes from anyone as you, Robbynice and Shownoja are trying to do. Evderyone is at fault here no exceptions and this is what happens at the end of the day on a foundation built on crookedness...
The problem this players were forced on CCC from day one and everyone had a role to play in this... no excuses or escapes from anyone as you, Robbynice and Shownoja are trying to do. Evderyone is at fault here no exceptions and this is what happens at the end of the day on a foundation built on crookedness...
Soldier of Fortune...
Ol boy u talk true...two of these players were forced on the team .....if obodo and melkam had got their true justice with the committment they showed in camp..I doubt they would have been so indisciplined....gosh what is wrong with babayaroYUJAM wrote:Please! It is too late now.
They forced these players on the team.
God works in mysterious ways. The NFA and CCC can go to hell for all I care. God is showing them an example!
Re: KUDOS TO NFA AND CCC
Broder Jimoh,PaJimoh wrote:If as reported this players have been sent home for breaking camp rules, then i send a big thank you to the NFA and CCC.
It is a bitter pill but one that must be swallowed if our football is to get better.
No time is an ideal time for this kind of thing but when you are prepared to lose players, when you needed them most, then you leave no one in doubt that the country and the team comes first.
We might not like it now, but this is good for Nigerian fotball. I just hope the sacrifice of today will not be compromised bb future managers of our game.
Esé O! For your wise, words of wisdom! I completely agree with you and I hope the NFA and CCC continue to apply this kind of discipline, regardless of the player.
Thank you CCC and NFA. In fact, you have just made my day!
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