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My God! What a lethargic bunch of lads! Always second to balls! No hyper desire to win balls! No clear plan of going forward let alone attack. This team ain’t it!
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Re: Liberia 0 vs Nigeria 1Live
It was a very POOR GAME from the SUPER EAGLES of Nigeria.
It was so boring and annoying despite the 2 goals scored by the SE via PK.
It was so boring and annoying despite the 2 goals scored by the SE via PK.
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He does not inspire the team and is clearly out of his depth. He has continuously put out terrible performances. But he is not to blame, as he can not give what he does not have. When will the NFF finally put us out of this misery? We are simply struggling because we cannot afford a decent coach.Tbite wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:10 pm The team do not just lack cohesion. They lack confidence!
Even during the time of Lagerback and Vogts they did not lack confidence!
This is the first time I have seen a Nigerian side consistently lack confidence. This means that Rohr's uninspired style is seeping into the team.
It wansn't even just a problem of tactics. There were at least 5 occasions in the first half where the SE were in a GREAT position, but they refused to play the through ball and instead decided to backtrack!
Even a team ranked 140 in the FIFA ranking would have more confidence than this Nigeria side. Rohr is not only ill equipped to coach Nigeria, I wouldn't even recommend him to coach Lesotho, and no I am not joking or being rude.
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Here is my take on Osimhen.
Osimhen is NOT in his best form for club AND country. It is NOT true that he is playing better for Napoli. Here is what is actually happening. Osimhen has been in poor shooting form, but his overall play has been great for Napoli. He has managed to score consistently BECAUSE he gets enough chances in a match so he can afford to make mistakes. His workrate is VERY high.
The problem with him playing in Nigeria is the service is atrocious. OSimhen is a versatile finisher, so many of those opportunities that his teammates would have seen as neither here nor there, in reality, for a guy like Osimhen, those are scoring opportunities. His aerial ability is quite good, so if you can put in a half decent cross, he can either bring it down or score in many cases. Moses Simon, Collins etc. cannot seem to do that!
Troost Ekong (a defender) is one of the few players who seems to have passing range. Even Iheanacho who has become a great passer of the ball was poor with his distribution.
It is Iheanacho that I would say is underperforming for country. Though he has not been scoring for Leicester of late, his distribution in the past 6 months has been stellar.
Confidence is very low. Moses Simon is no headless chicken. He runs cold, but he also runs hot usually. He puts in one bad cross, then a good one. There is reason why he has been racking up assists for Nantes. But for Nigeria he has just been running cold! Confidence is very low in the SE right now.
Osimhen is NOT in his best form for club AND country. It is NOT true that he is playing better for Napoli. Here is what is actually happening. Osimhen has been in poor shooting form, but his overall play has been great for Napoli. He has managed to score consistently BECAUSE he gets enough chances in a match so he can afford to make mistakes. His workrate is VERY high.
The problem with him playing in Nigeria is the service is atrocious. OSimhen is a versatile finisher, so many of those opportunities that his teammates would have seen as neither here nor there, in reality, for a guy like Osimhen, those are scoring opportunities. His aerial ability is quite good, so if you can put in a half decent cross, he can either bring it down or score in many cases. Moses Simon, Collins etc. cannot seem to do that!
Troost Ekong (a defender) is one of the few players who seems to have passing range. Even Iheanacho who has become a great passer of the ball was poor with his distribution.
It is Iheanacho that I would say is underperforming for country. Though he has not been scoring for Leicester of late, his distribution in the past 6 months has been stellar.
Confidence is very low. Moses Simon is no headless chicken. He runs cold, but he also runs hot usually. He puts in one bad cross, then a good one. There is reason why he has been racking up assists for Nantes. But for Nigeria he has just been running cold! Confidence is very low in the SE right now.
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I disagree, Aribo is the type of player we DO NOT NEED! Hard worker but thats it, poor and ponderous and slow with the ball, doesn't show for it and passes it like a hot potatoe at the first chance. To me the difference was clear when Micheal Kingsley played, we need more of those type of midfielders who are comfortable with the ball and confident in their abilities.vancity eagle wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:19 pm Joe Aribo is the only player who had a good game.
The rest were below average.
Awaziem who I praised in the first half had 3 or 4 jittery moments at the back. Not inspiring at all.
Not good enough. Crap display all the way around.
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Somebody should change the heading (topic) to reflect the goal margin please..
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Congrats to the team.
The best they can do is WIN away from home and they did just that.
CV now needs to win in Nigeria which will put enormous pressure on them.
Remember the slogan here under Amodu? The RESULT is all that matters.
The best they can do is WIN away from home and they did just that.
CV now needs to win in Nigeria which will put enormous pressure on them.
Remember the slogan here under Amodu? The RESULT is all that matters.
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So "hustling" is the best thing you can say of Osimehn's performance ?tedder89 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:17 pmWe didn’t play well today even though we created enough chances to win by 3 even 4 but Vic never stopped hustlingvancity eagle wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:09 pmHe has been very poor for SE for a few games.
He is definately overhyped. I am sorry to say.
We know he has quality but that hunger set him apart from most of his team mates who sometimes looked to be on vacation
Why not call the next "hey you" from the Nigerian league if you want "hustle"
Osimehn has lacked composure in his last 3 or 4 games, it is becoming worrying.
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They are probably better suited against the likes of England where they sit back and counter vs teams like CV, Liberia etc that sit back and wait for you to break them down. Rohr hasn't provided any hint that he can set a team up to break down teams that bunker down.oscar52 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:03 pm It should bother any coach that his lads are not routinely taking shots on goal or goal or even threatening to score. All this scraping by by 1 or 2 goals when the game does not pass the eye test will reveal the team sooner or later against a quality opponent. This team as constituted cannot hang on the same field as England, and if thats true then whats the essence of them having a foreign coach then. I miss when Nigerian footy was watchable.
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At least twice our CBs conceded soft corners after waiting for him to come and clear the long ball. Also he has the knack of punching even the most catchable aerial balls if there’s any opponent around him - eg, corner kicks. .. even punching it straight into traffic.maceo4 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:15 pmI've noticed the same things and actually prefer Uzoho...but good to have the option sha, there was a time where we struggling for decent goalies.green4life wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:13 pmIronically for me Okoye has been a bit uninspiring in goal. I like my goalie to be 100% in command of their box. Okoye can be indecisive at times which may be costly
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It will be a great and tense 6th match for Nigeria and a number of African powerhouses. I expect some upsets. Hopefully not us.
Naija v CV. Algeria v Burkina Faso, Cam v CIV, Ghana v SF, Tunisia v Zambia/EG v Mauritania,Benin v DR Congo. Wow. Next round more fire!
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I wouldn't call it hustling. Osimhen wins entire games in the Serie A with his versatility. It is so effective that even when he doesn't score, he is often recognised as the MVP.vancity eagle wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:23 pmSo "hustling" is the best thing you can say of Osimehn's performance ?tedder89 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:17 pmWe didn’t play well today even though we created enough chances to win by 3 even 4 but Vic never stopped hustlingvancity eagle wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:09 pmHe has been very poor for SE for a few games.
He is definately overhyped. I am sorry to say.
We know he has quality but that hunger set him apart from most of his team mates who sometimes looked to be on vacation
Why not call the next "hey you" from the Nigerian league if you want "hustle"
Osimehn has lacked composure in his last 3 or 4 games, it is becoming worrying.
It is because with Osimhen, EVERY opportunity is a goalscoring opportunity. Aerial duels are a good opportunity for him to score. He can score from range, he can head the ball, he can poach, he can dribble, he can latch onto the ball from a long range pass. So how do you defend against that?
Combined with his workrate, even if you supposedly frustrate him, what happens is that he stretches the defence enough or wins a penalty!
Osimhen is probably one of the most influential players in a game in Europe! And his finishing has been POOR this term, that just says it all.
Nigeria misuse his talent because we play one-dimensionally. If Nigeria play with some depth in tactics, I guarantee you, you would be singing Osimhen's praises! If you cannot put in decent balls behind the guy, or decent crosses at head height, how do you expect him to execute his formula?
Put Osimhen in most other African sides like Algeria and he would absolutely annihilate.
Buhari, whose two terms thankfully ground to a constitutional halt in May. (One thing both democracies have going for them is that their leaders, however bad, have only two terms to swing the wrecking ball.) Under Buhari, growth per head also plunged to 0. An economic agenda drawn from the dusty pages of a 1970s protectionist handbook failed to do the trick. Despite Buhari’s promise to tame terrorism and criminality, violence flourished. Despite his reputation for probity, corruption swirled. FT
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we have seen your idea of what you deem a "good striker"bushboy wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:09 pmI honestly don't care what anyone thinks of what I say. You watch the game and come away with what you see. I do the same. We don't have to agree. To each his own. I have watched enough football in my life and I LOVE me a good striker. I am completely fascinated with that position. I am not impressed with Oshimhen ONE bit in this game. If that makes me "foolish" then I embrace it.The YeyeMan wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:02 pmThe problem when you say stuff like this is that it becomes difficult to take anything else you say seriously.
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We have been brainwashed by the Premier League that it's the best in the world. Nonsense. It's the best brand
Roy Keane: ITV 02/25/14
He says that we are currently "brainwashed" into believing that the Premier League is the best competition in the world, and that we are now a long way off dominating the Champions League again.
Gary Neville: Mirror: 12/23/14
I think Spain’s by far the best league.
Scholes. UK Guardian 9/6/16
Roy Keane: ITV 02/25/14
He says that we are currently "brainwashed" into believing that the Premier League is the best competition in the world, and that we are now a long way off dominating the Champions League again.
Gary Neville: Mirror: 12/23/14
I think Spain’s by far the best league.
Scholes. UK Guardian 9/6/16
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The most annoying part he wears the number 10 jersey..dude no be am at all..pure hype , no substance..cannot wait for Etebo to come backmaceo4 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:22 pmI disagree, Aribo is the type of player we DO NOT NEED! Hard worker but thats it, poor and ponderous and slow with the ball, doesn't show for it and passes it like a hot potatoe at the first chance. To me the difference was clear when Micheal Kingsley played, we need more of those type of midfielders who are comfortable with the ball and confident in their abilities.vancity eagle wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:19 pm Joe Aribo is the only player who had a good game.
The rest were below average.
Awaziem who I praised in the first half had 3 or 4 jittery moments at the back. Not inspiring at all.
Not good enough. Crap display all the way around.
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they way NIgeria are playing you will not get the best out of ANY player.Tbite wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:30 pmI wouldn't call it hustling. Osimhen wins entire games in the Serie A with his versatility. It is so effective that even when he doesn't score, he is often recognised as the MVP.vancity eagle wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:23 pmSo "hustling" is the best thing you can say of Osimehn's performance ?tedder89 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:17 pmWe didn’t play well today even though we created enough chances to win by 3 even 4 but Vic never stopped hustlingvancity eagle wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:09 pmHe has been very poor for SE for a few games.
He is definately overhyped. I am sorry to say.
We know he has quality but that hunger set him apart from most of his team mates who sometimes looked to be on vacation
Why not call the next "hey you" from the Nigerian league if you want "hustle"
Osimehn has lacked composure in his last 3 or 4 games, it is becoming worrying.
It is because with Osimhen, EVERY opportunity is a goalscoring opportunity. Aerial duels are a good opportunity for him to score. He can score from range, he can head the ball, he can poach, he can dribble, he can latch onto the ball from a long range pass. So how do you defend against that?
Combined with his workrate, even if you supposedly frustrate him, what happens is that he stretches the defence enough or wins a penalty!
Osimhen is probably one of the most influential players in a game in Europe! And his finishing has been POOR this term, that just says it all.
Nigeria misuse his talent because we play one-dimensionally. If Nigeria play with some depth in tactics, I guarantee you, you would be singing Osimhen's praises! If you cannot put in decent balls behind the guy, or decent crosses at head height, how do you expect him to execute his formula?
Put Osimhen in most other African sides like Algeria and he would absolutely annihilate.
But Osimehn has not been composed in his last few matches. He missed like 3 good chances in the last match, and today he could have been more composed in the final third. Nacho was poor as well, and frankly Nacho needs to be dropped.
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you guys are hilarious.Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:31 pmThe most annoying part he wears the number 10 jersey..dude no be am at all..pure hype , no substance..cannot wait for Etebo to come backmaceo4 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:22 pmI disagree, Aribo is the type of player we DO NOT NEED! Hard worker but thats it, poor and ponderous and slow with the ball, doesn't show for it and passes it like a hot potatoe at the first chance. To me the difference was clear when Micheal Kingsley played, we need more of those type of midfielders who are comfortable with the ball and confident in their abilities.vancity eagle wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:19 pm Joe Aribo is the only player who had a good game.
The rest were below average.
Awaziem who I praised in the first half had 3 or 4 jittery moments at the back. Not inspiring at all.
Not good enough. Crap display all the way around.
Aribo was EASILY our best player today.
Broke up more plays in the middle than Ndidi, and never misplaced a pass. Very skillfull on the ball.
In fact he should be playing in Iwobi's position and Onyeka and Ndidi should be behind him.
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Why is the team so slow and always passing backwards. Liberia was more purposeful and energetic the few times they got to attack. Attack is a form of defense. If you are slow and ponderous with the ball you are actually inviting pressure onto your team. Nigeria used to be known as one of the most exciting attacking teams in the world ..and now…
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Well that is my point. Osimhen is so ridiculously influential in ALL matches, not most, but ALL, that he even when he is not composed, he will still get you the win, 9 times out of 10!
Your problem is that you think of Osimhen like a regular striker. Osimhen is something different entirely. There is a reason why people all of Europe are singing his praises when his stats are not there yet. They are saying he is better than Mbappe and Lukaku when it is premature, but there is a reason why, the guy influences games like nothing I have seen before.
He doesn't need to be at his best lol to be effective. He has NOT been at his best for Napoli IMO at ANY POINT. That is how good this guy is. We have not seen his best for Nigeria or Napoli. If he ever does reach his best, I don't even what to imagine how good he would be. I put his ceiling at WPOY contender level! This is the first time I think I have ever rated a player's potential this high in my entire time on CE.
Although if he does not improve on his finishing in enough time, then I will have to revise my estimation down. Right now it is still too early days to be worried about his finishing.
Your problem is that you think of Osimhen like a regular striker. Osimhen is something different entirely. There is a reason why people all of Europe are singing his praises when his stats are not there yet. They are saying he is better than Mbappe and Lukaku when it is premature, but there is a reason why, the guy influences games like nothing I have seen before.
He doesn't need to be at his best lol to be effective. He has NOT been at his best for Napoli IMO at ANY POINT. That is how good this guy is. We have not seen his best for Nigeria or Napoli. If he ever does reach his best, I don't even what to imagine how good he would be. I put his ceiling at WPOY contender level! This is the first time I think I have ever rated a player's potential this high in my entire time on CE.
Although if he does not improve on his finishing in enough time, then I will have to revise my estimation down. Right now it is still too early days to be worried about his finishing.
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Tense for us? My brother, if you can’t at least draw CPV in Lagos, what business do you have in Qatar 2022?kawawa wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:28 pm It will be a great and tense 6th match for Nigeria and a number of African powerhouses. I expect some upsets. Hopefully not us.
Naija v CV. Algeria v Burkina Faso, Cam v CIV, Ghana v SF, Tunisia v Zambia/EG v Mauritania,Benin v DR Congo. Wow. Next round more fire!
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KPOMgreen4life wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:49 pmTense for us? My brother, if you can’t at least draw CPV in Lagos, what business do you have in Qatar 2022?kawawa wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:28 pm It will be a great and tense 6th match for Nigeria and a number of African powerhouses. I expect some upsets. Hopefully not us.
Naija v CV. Algeria v Burkina Faso, Cam v CIV, Ghana v SF, Tunisia v Zambia/EG v Mauritania,Benin v DR Congo. Wow. Next round more fire!
There will be no tension for me.
As you say if you cannot even draw Cape Verde at home, you have no business going to Qatar. NONE.
The real test will be the next round.
The way we are playing, we will not beat DR Congo home and away.
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...we win they foul mouth cry.
we draw they foul mouth cry too.
we lose, na the worse foul mouth cry.
Nigeria need to pack up and don't play footie anymore so as to spare the cry babies.
we draw they foul mouth cry too.
we lose, na the worse foul mouth cry.
Nigeria need to pack up and don't play footie anymore so as to spare the cry babies.
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Seeds if Tunisia, Nigeria and Algeria don't crash out:
Senegal, Morocco, Tunisia, Nigeria, Algeria
vs
Cote d'Ivoire / Cameroon, Egypt, Ghana / South Africa, Mali, Benin / DRCongo
(Winner of Cote d'Ivoire / Cameroon will likely become the 6th seed in Africa, so if any of the Tunisia, Nigeria, Algeria fail Cote d'Ivoire will be a top seed. Zambia, Eq. Guinea, Burkina Faso and Cape Verde will be in second pot if they make it, making way for Cote d'Ivoire / Cameroon, Egypt, Ghana / South Africa).
Senegal, Morocco, Tunisia, Nigeria, Algeria
vs
Cote d'Ivoire / Cameroon, Egypt, Ghana / South Africa, Mali, Benin / DRCongo
(Winner of Cote d'Ivoire / Cameroon will likely become the 6th seed in Africa, so if any of the Tunisia, Nigeria, Algeria fail Cote d'Ivoire will be a top seed. Zambia, Eq. Guinea, Burkina Faso and Cape Verde will be in second pot if they make it, making way for Cote d'Ivoire / Cameroon, Egypt, Ghana / South Africa).
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Ndidi. Any team he is will suffer in midfield often. He is a tackling DM but hides in tough games too often when he should make himself available for a pass.donadoni wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 7:36 pm Why is the team so slow and always passing backwards. Liberia was more purposeful and energetic the few times they got to attack. Attack is a form of defense. If you are slow and ponderous with the ball you are actually inviting pressure onto your team. Nigeria used to be known as one of the most exciting attacking teams in the world ..and now…