Cybereagles

This is the worst day in Nigeria football.

You superstitious Nigerians. This is NOT the reason!<

He's terrible with his back to goal and with his still shaky first touch that makes it even worse. Then add to that the fact that he's actually match rusty, yikes.

http://www.livesoccertv.com/match/2430835/nigeria-vs-south-africa/

thank me later

It was a bad loss, but I have confidence that Rohr will get it right and make improvements in the next game. We can still qualify if we win our remaining games particularly the game in SA.

Why the hatred for Onazi? He was a warrior today and the best Super Eagle. If the much loved Ndidi and Etebo had stepped up their game, maybe we would not have lost. This should be the last time Akpeyi keeps goal for Nigeria. Enyeama needs to come back and if he is still doing yanga, he should feck off! My boy, Awaziem had a stinker and Omeruo should have started, that is on Rohr. He has finally lost his first game, so those who have been waiting for a year to say "I told you so", finally have their chance forgetting that their hero lost at home to a worse team, Congo.

Unimaginative
Poor
Sloppy
Cannot control the football
Disorganized
Slow
Second to the ball at all times
Panicky and unrelaxed
Fire on the mountain run, run
Low football IQ
Unfit to wear the GWG
Poor strategy based on hopeful, long balls
Cannot win competitive headers
First instinct is to pass back
Ball watchers
Static and no off the ball running

This is the poorest SE performance of all times.

Eddy Ogenyi Onazi SHOULD NOT BE IN THE SUPER EAGLES. He only puffs and puffs and gives the impression that he is a footballer but HE IS NOT!!!!!!!!!!!

We must NEVER assemble another 11 without JON OBI MIKEL, VICTOR MOSES and at least CARL IKEME or ENYEAMA.

This team today is a ragtag bunch that can never ever be said to be players of the SE. I hope Gernot Rohr has learnt his lesson. Alex Iwobi is not SE material. Kele is not an arrowhead. I am pleased for this performance and this outing because Gernot Rohr would have learnt that the names Rasheed Yekini, Daniel Amokachi, Segun Odegbami, Stephen Keshi, Muda Lawal, Nwankwo Kanu, JJ Okocha are the calibre that we are used to, not these guys.

Rohr, this is your YELLOW CARD!!!!!

Unfortunately my post is not for idiots. I am sorry my logic flew over your head. To start with what I wrote here I opined same on Twitter after just 30minutes.

To start with we were too slow with the ball. The gap between our players was too wide. We had only Onazi in the midfield as often times Ndidi and Etebo were practically occupying the same spot too far forward. So Onazi wasted time after time looking for who to pass to. Ended up passing to Awaziem or Ekong, who then wacks it trying to find Kelechi to no avail. We kept turning the ball over and the 1 1/2 in the midfield were struggling for control. We were not passing and moving, and no one was doing what Mikel does by shielding the ball and moving it from side to side to open passing lane. The forwards were just walking around behind the South Africans. Without control, having even 10 strikers upfront is of no use. So we were effectively playing 9 against a disciplined South African 11. So we needed a third midfielder to seal up the left bcos of the hole Echiejile was leaving behind in his half-hearted supporting forays upfront.

Having Ogu sit on the left & Ndidi on the right of Onazi, would have covered for Echiejile allowing him freedom to actually attack on the outside of a static Simon and cross the ball from the byline, whilst allowing us to have enough players to recover the ball quickly on a counter. (Cue the two goals scored and the one that hit the post in the second half).

So with 4 ineffective forward players already ahead of them, controlling the midfield was a better solution to secure a result at that point. It's about balance the way the game was shaping up. Once SA went one goal up, it became super dangerous for us to cope if and when we lose the ball ... and the second goal duly came that way.

Yet again, will you not let Stephen Keshi ever rest in peace...

Yes, he lost to Congo at home (and while not exactly sure how Congo is a "worse" team than SA, he nonetheless also beat Congo soundly on its own home turf), but more succinctly he did NOT lose to the same SA - neither at home nor away (in fact, he actually soundly beat SA in one away game) - and of course he actually WON the entire ANC title itself (and in SA to boot)! So let 'our' hero (a NATIONAL HERO at least those of us Nigerians who like to see Nigeria win - both as player and as coach) who has run his race and UPLIFTED Nigeria rest in peace and dignity, and rather expend your loquacious drivel on trying to get your own hero (whose primary heroic 'achievement' to natives is the color of his...er...passport) to at the very least just help us to qualify (for abegi the good Lord forbid the horror of yet another ANC non-qualification).

People seem to forget he created Nigeria's best scoring opportunity which Etebo skied.

Can I ask you a friendly question? I know you are Nigerian, but have you actually lived in Nigeria? Not "visited", but "lived"?

You superstitious Nigerians. This is NOT the reason!

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Do you operate in the spirit world? Has Keshi personally complained to you that I am not allowing him to rest in peace? If the answer is YES, then I fear for you but if it is NO, keep your emotions in check. this is a football forum and not Rave and Rant where you can let off your emotions. Stick to footballing issues.

Stupidity truly runs in your veins................you must have sh1t for brains

It was a bad loss, but I have confidence that Rohr will get it right and make improvements in the next game. We can still qualify if we win our remaining games particularly the game in SA.

The Eagle, if not that one of your posts really impressed me, I for yab you taya.

Do you operate in the spirit world? Has Keshi personally complained to you that I am not allowing him to rest in peace? If the answer is YES, then I fear for you but if it is NO, keep your emotions in check. this is a football forum and not Rave and Rant where you can let off your emotions. Stick to footballing issues.

I guess we beat Algeria (and played better) in Asaba.

We've always struggled to qualify for the AFCON in non-Wold Cup years. Now that the qualification process has been split entirely this difficulty has become even more apparent.

I believe they'll do better in the WCQers. We'll beat Cameroon in Nigeria and that'll put paid to their qualification hopes.