OSIMHEN: On Amuneke's influence........
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OSIMHEN: On Amuneke's influence........
Sometimes appreciating what our local coaches do in improving players is necessary. Locally, we have the likes of Abdu Maikaba, Kennedy Boboye, and Gbenga Ogunbote annually improve each team that they have worked with and yet we fail to acknowledge their work.
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"That time at the U17 camp, I felt the coach didn’t like me. Everytime, he would yell at me on the pitch.
"But I'm happy with what I went through under coach Amuneke. Whatever I've achieved, he really set my path, he made me understand life isn’t all about talent."
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Re: OSIMHEN: On Amuneke's influence........
So the secret sauce is just to yell up and down at a player and he will suddenly transform into a world class talent abi? Just joking 
Re: OSIMHEN: On Amuneke's influence........
While he has not divulged tactical or technical stuff that he learned from Amuneke, the directives at the player certainly are critical for the player's growth. For him to single out Amuneke in the midst of his other Nigerian and European coaches must mean a lot, I suppose.green4life wrote:So the secret sauce is just to yell up and down at a player and he will suddenly transform into a world class talent abi? Just joking
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Re: OSIMHEN: On Amuneke's influence........
Most of our local/grassroots coaches are beyond useless so it's important to appreciate the few good ones.
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Re: OSIMHEN: On Amuneke's influence........
I think he was speaking about talents vs humility.Enugu II wrote:While he has not divulged tactical or technical stuff that he learned from Amuneke, the directives at the player certainly are critical for the player's growth. For him to single out Amuneke in the midst of his other Nigerian and European coaches must mean a lot, I suppose.green4life wrote:So the secret sauce is just to yell up and down at a player and he will suddenly transform into a world class talent abi? Just joking
"That Justice is a blind goddess
Is a thing to which we blacks are wise.
Her bandage hides two festering sores
That once perhaps were eyes."
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Is a thing to which we blacks are wise.
Her bandage hides two festering sores
That once perhaps were eyes."
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Re: OSIMHEN: On Amuneke's influence........
We have good grassroot coaches. The problem is transitioning from youth football to semi pro. Dont have a competitive league and also we have age grade fraud and greedy agents.
Winners do it the right way.
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Re: OSIMHEN: On Amuneke's influence........
I did report on it last week.. Here:
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