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who would have thought they will be this good? Algeria maintained a perfect record in Afcon qualifying with a 3-0 win over Malawi to guarantee their place in Morocco 2015;thus making it four wins from four matches in their African Cup of Nations qualifying group which ensures they will be at the tournament proper next year...they are the only African team so far that have kept a clean sheet in winning all four of their matches, I think they are serious contenders for the AFCON title next year if it will still take place.

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Yacine Brahimi for African player of the year

They actually played well at the world cup and held their own against germany but lost due to lack of experience, not surprised, they are a highly organised team, Nigeria meanwhile has gone 10 steps back

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Yacine Brahimi for African player of the year

Breathtaking, purposive and beautiful football. Feared by so many across the continent in the past because of this type of football produced by the likes of Lakhdar Belloumi, Ali Fergani, Assad Sallah, Bensaoula, Ben Yahia and the mercurial Rabah Madjer, the desert warriors are back!

Goldleaf wrote:

aamimar wrote:[/video]

Yacine Brahimi for African player of the year

Breathtaking, purposive and beautiful football. Feared by so many across the continent in the past because of this type of football produced by the likes of Lakhdar Belloumi, Ali Fergani, Assad Sallah, Bensaoula, Ben Yahia and the mercurial Rabah Madjer, the desert warriors are back!

bro you couldn't said it any better, the goals especially the build up to the last one was an utter thing of beauty...I'm officially sold on this Algerian team.

marko wrote:They actually played well at the world cup and held their own against germany but lost due to lack of experience, not surprised, they are a highly organised team, Nigeria meanwhile has gone 10 steps back

I would guess they also have upheaval at the top (FA)?

Cellular wrote:

marko wrote:They actually played well at the world cup and held their own against germany but lost due to lack of experience, not surprised, they are a highly organised team, Nigeria meanwhile has gone 10 steps back

I would guess they also have upheaval at the top (FA)?

Let's see what happens at the AFCON. If they dont WIN, the excellent performance in the qualification will be forgotten.

Not long ago, Amodu qualified us for AFCON without losing a single match (the only goal conceeded was courtesy of Captain Yobo), yet we called him clueless!

They're rubbish!! They can't beat any of the top 4 west African teams.

When you look closer at their players you will notice that most of them were born and raised in France and that is mainly their secret behind their success.
They have persuaded players to play for their national team who have enjoyed good football education and were developed professionaly in France, many of them where french youth players.
Algeria have basically understand the rules of globalisation and have understood that every resource possible has to be utilzed to have a team that can compete internationally.

Nigeria actually needs a scout for players with double citizenship, there are many in England and other countries.

DAgrin wrote:When you look closer at their players you will notice that most of them were born and raised in France and that is mainly their secret behind their success.
They have persuaded players to play for their national team who have enjoyed good football education and were developed professionaly in France, many of them where french youth players.
Algeria have basically understand the rules of globalisation and have understood that every resource possible has to be utilzed to have a team that can compete internationally.

Nigeria actually needs a scout for players with double citizenship, there are many in England and other countries.

true, Nigerians born players have so much bad habits in their play! some of them play like they have never kicked a ball before, they play relatively well at club level because they fear their coaches so much, imagine a bench warmer like Mikel suddenly acting like a prima donna in the super eagles

marko wrote:

DAgrin wrote:When you look closer at their players you will notice that most of them were born and raised in France and that is mainly their secret behind their success.
They have persuaded players to play for their national team who have enjoyed good football education and were developed professionaly in France, many of them where french youth players.
Algeria have basically understand the rules of globalisation and have understood that every resource possible has to be utilzed to have a team that can compete internationally.

Nigeria actually needs a scout for players with double citizenship, there are many in England and other countries.

true, Nigerians born players have so much bad habits in their play! some of them play like they have never kicked a ball before, they play relatively well at club level because they fear their coaches so much, imagine a bench warmer like Mikel suddenly acting like a prima donna in the super eagles

I don't argue against Nigerian born players.
I'm just saying we need to bundle our resources and select the best players available.
Players like Tiago Ilori, Sheyi Ojo, Dele Alli, Tesho Akindele or Jordan Ibe should at least be on the radar of the NFF.

Been on fire for almost a year now but we were told by CE noise makers that they are rubbish

My adopted team for CAN next year.

DAgrin wrote:When you look closer at their players you will notice that most of them were born and raised in France and that is mainly their secret behind their success.
They have persuaded players to play for their national team who have enjoyed good football education and were developed professionaly in France, many of them where french youth players.
Algeria have basically understand the rules of globalisation and have understood that every resource possible has to be utilzed to have a team that can compete internationally.

Nigeria actually needs a scout for players with double citizenship, there are many in England and other countries.

Not again with this inferiority complex laced bullshyte

Sone Aluko, Hope Akpan, Sammy Ameobi were born and raised in Sokoto? Nigeria has never scouted for players with double citizenship abi? the likes of Moses and Sidney Sam don't count abi? Please stop manufacturing a problem that does not exist.

metalalloy wrote:

DAgrin wrote:When you look closer at their players you will notice that most of them were born and raised in France and that is mainly their secret behind their success.
They have persuaded players to play for their national team who have enjoyed good football education and were developed professionaly in France, many of them where french youth players.
Algeria have basically understand the rules of globalisation and have understood that every resource possible has to be utilzed to have a team that can compete internationally.

Nigeria actually needs a scout for players with double citizenship, there are many in England and other countries.

Not again with this inferiority complex laced bullshyte

Sone Aluko, Hope Akpan, Sammy Ameobi were born and raised in Sokoto? Nigeria has never scouted for players with double citizenship abi? the likes of Moses and Sidney Sam don't count abi? Please stop manufacturing a problem that does not exist.

Alaba, Okaka and Otigba

wale1974 wrote:

metalalloy wrote:

DAgrin wrote:When you look closer at their players you will notice that most of them were born and raised in France and that is mainly their secret behind their success.
They have persuaded players to play for their national team who have enjoyed good football education and were developed professionaly in France, many of them where french youth players.
Algeria have basically understand the rules of globalisation and have understood that every resource possible has to be utilzed to have a team that can compete internationally.

Nigeria actually needs a scout for players with double citizenship, there are many in England and other countries.

Not again with this inferiority complex laced bullshyte

Sone Aluko, Hope Akpan, Sammy Ameobi were born and raised in Sokoto? Nigeria has never scouted for players with double citizenship abi? the likes of Moses and Sidney Sam don't count abi? Please stop manufacturing a problem that does not exist.

Alaba, Okaka and Otigba

Not sure of Otigba, The Alaba story is known, we messed up there. The Okaka one, I thought we reached out and the guy wanted to go the Balotelli route.

Yes. Nigeria is not perfect, but does make an effort to recruit talented players wherever they are located despite the rubbish dagrin imagines. We most certainly effed up with Alaba who actually wanted to play for Nigeria! Okaka i believe NFF reached out, to but if i am reading this article right, he is still trying to make up his mind since he was born and raised in Italy.

http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/24-04-201 ... 6275.shtml