Cybereagles

No shame, no competence. 200 million people and begging for Europeans, just useless. Saka is a Nigerian. He ain’t that different from some of us that hold dual citizenship . The only time I won’t support him is if England is playing Nigeria. Then I would wish for him to have the worst game of his l...

Why cry over spilled milk? With the way our NFF and we fans behave, it does not matter what talent we attract, we are simply not shaping up for success. What with a disorganized NFF, and unrealistic ITK fans that love overrating players based on sentiments. For a system based on prayers and hoping t...

Our SE don't need a coach to qualify for 2026 World Cup.
Na today we start choose our team the playground way?
...And we wonder why on gameday the players act like they just met before kickoff?

No worries, I envisage Nigeria/S Africa playing out like Liverpool/Atalanta.

I expect assanal to humiliate Bayern If Arsenal fails to beat Bayern by at least a two-goal margin, I would say they can forget the CL. Bayern is as dated as six months old bread. What with aging and lethargic players, and a sifting defense? Game of the day is to be played in Spain. :taunt: :taunt:...

Damunk wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 4:19 pm This could be a publication’s attempt to stir up controversy.
It’s not deserving of attention IMHO.

BUT I trust my people to give it fuel, fire up the engine and away we go, running.

May your discernment keep growing.

Why do we love confusing situations? How can a coach not be able to invite players he prefers?
Coach choosing some, while the NFF adds some? Crazy!

The main reason we have all these complaints about our football is because, like every of our institutions, the primary objective of those running the system is self enrichment. When we can get officials that have little or no interest about personal financial gains on the job, that's when their mai...

Our NFF and most of us fans are too impatient with tracking the performance of coaches in sports. How was it concluded after two friendlies and a 50% record, that Finidi is the right or wrong coach for the SE? Emotions , I would say, and that should not be used to determine success in an endeavor wi...

Too many overhyped players with bad on-field attitudes. Worst is, if we look at the players invited for camping in the last ten years, there are some that are quite unproductive to SE but still getting invited. Issues relating to players invitations with regards official intrusion needs be addressed...

Why should players at this level not able to trap or control the ball,
not to talk about making accurate passes? When some of us say most of
our players are overhyped, it seems we don't love them.

Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2024 10:26 pm we too dey back pass

...And that shows lack of confidence and coordination going forward.
How can we find goals, when players think the back pass is the best option?
Weak, ...weak, ...weak!

Looking at the match and the general demeanor of our SE players, I don't see any urgency,
discipline, or focus. The general attitude is like this is an intramural practice session.

Football is less about size and more about intellect, team focus and cohesion. Add to that the NFF show of leadership, transparency, and less intrusion on team selection. I will readily take and team with discipline and focus on the agenda over one that is chuck full of selfish ball jugglers playing...

YUJAM wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 3:21 am They managed to lose after missing two opportunities to win on pks

...And that is the same Tunisia that failed to make the round of 16 at AFCON,
after being shoved out of the competition by Namibia? Who here still believes
there is no parity in world football?

England have talents, and are a formidable team.

...we need a tried and tested coach like Renard, Mourinho, Klopp, Guadiola, Zidane, etc.
Yeah, I heard the highlighted names have turned the resumes in, with Guardiola
willing to bribe his way to the job.

There is little show of urgency and tactics, with players lingering on the ball instead of
the quick pass. This is the same mentality that is carried on to crucial competitions.

Uganda, like most other African 'minnows' of yester years, are improving. Meanwhile former kings of football Cameroon, Ghana, Nigeria are sitting on their laurels. I'm enjoying the competition, even when some herein believe past achievements are enough to continue having them on top. Congrats to Uga...

It's hard to be successful in a system like what the NFF operates. Any coach
working under such conditions should be considered lucky to win anything.
One simply has to wonder why Bosso is still hanging around the Federation,
if he is not part of the problem.

highbury wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 3:19 am In 2345, the slave coast also known as Nigeria will be looking for a foreign coach. Nigeria was called a slave coast for a reason. The people and their leaders think like slaves

Looks like you are confused. Great to note you admit thinking like a slave.

Prejudicial Bad-belle opinions, while Musa is enjoying himself.

EII, I don’t believe there is one single manager in the whole wide world who is as good as he’s given credit for. Any manager is only as good as the resources made available to him. If a manager has good players and adequate support from his employer, he is likely to succeed. If you don’t believe m...

U-20 style of play is, run-and-shoot football laden with over-zealousness.
Our local coaches need refinement on the nuance and psychology of the game,
else Bosso should take over coaching the SE so we can continue the rot.