Cybereagles

mate wrote: ↑Thu Dec 01, 2022 10:18 pm Haha.

Croatia gets lucky. Morocco has the harder next game.

Football is interesting.

At this point and based on what we have seen anyone can beat anyone in this World Cup.
I can actually see Morocco beating Spain.

Any list without Musiala is incomplete.
Kudus is balling as well. Praying Ghana advances because i have a feeling Kudus' confidence level is only starting to rise.
Mbappe
Gakpo
Fernandes

What is "African?" Are Otto Addo and Kalidou Koulibaly "African" if they were born in and grew up abroad? :rotf: :rotf: :thumbs: Who is this Basil Boli. Never heard of him and I been watching football religiously since 1986 world cup as a primary school kid You obviously haven't...

Writing about exodus of African players to Europe without mentioning Keshi (RIP)? Guess he is South African. Just last week we were told of the DEATH of African football. This week the story has changed. Apples and oranges. This article is highlighting the fact that Africans are coaching African te...

It's shocking that all 3 sub-saharan teams struggle with maintaining their defensive shape at various points in a game. We expect a coach to teach this at tournaments when in actuality players should already know this at this level. Oh, you aren't using Africa again. You have now chosen to use the ...

It's shocking that all 3 sub-saharan teams struggle with maintaining their defensive shape at various points in a game. We expect a coach to teach this at tournaments when in actuality players should already know this at this level.

Same Same with African teams. We get schooled by these Europeans and South Americans. See how they keep on giving the ball away. Wrong choice of passes and always sluggish to recover. We need to go back to the drawing board. That is assuming the majority of them understand whatever is on a drawing ...

A friend of mine coaches the youth team of one of the MLS teams so i had the privilege of visiting their facility a few times. Bros, the number of kids they have training at such a magnificent facility makes me wonder if Africa can ever compete with them anymore.

Youth development is the way to go.

Africa still relies heavily on natural talent when in other jurisdictions natural talent is only the minimum requirement. Most African players can play football but they don't understand the game they play at a high level. Our FA's must invest in proper youth development and stop collecting random p...

airwolex wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 7:05 pm As usual Partey was a passenger

I don't know what game you were watching but he started that play for the first goal.
First half the entire team was defending.

Undertaker wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 4:51 pm This British girl on green on tv!

She needs to fire her stylist if she has one.

gosh wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 3:57 pm

AndroMeda wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 3:52 pm If this results stand i will hope Ghana will go all out to win as a lose will not be the end of the world for them.

Now if this ends in a draw and Ghana-Portugal also ends in a draw, it will make this group the most interesting to watch.

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If this results stand i will hope Ghana will go all out to win as a lose will not be the end of the world for them.

A draw here definitely bodes well for Ghana's chances.

I said it that Nigeria has the most talented individual players in Africa, we are just dis-organized in everything we do! let this be a lesson, African football has not improved, the likes of Tunisia and Morocco look organized in comparison, the west African sides do not have a chance, just hope Gh...

Almost a carbon copy of first goal.

Infantile defending

If Larin had been a little quicker.

Add Cody Gakpo to the list. Father Ghanaian/Togolese. More Ghanaian though.
Thank me later, Rawlings.