Goalgetter wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 10:22 am
Re Awaziem I don’t believe that he had an ankle injury. Ankle injury doesn’t Barr anyone from being in the public for as long as he was out of sight. They can do better than that. Either way I’m glad he is back to training. Sounds more like COVID. No need for them to lie lie the way they did.
He would have been isolated if he had Covid, he was only absent from training but participated in other team activities from the videos watched.
Oh ok.. fair point if that’s the case.
Re: SE Camp updates
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2022 3:16 pm
by iworo
Eagles practice penalties ahead of round of 16 : Okoye shaky; Sadiq, Olayinka miss
Nigeria's caretaker coach Augustine Eguavoen is aware that the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations round of sixteen clash against one of the the teams that qualifies in third place from Group B, E or F may go to extra time, then penalties, allnigeriasoccer.com reports.
And as a result, the three-time African champions practiced spot kicks in their penultimate workout held on Monday night at the VSTS-Annex of Roumde Adjia Stadium, Garoua.
Just as Eguavoen promised that he was going to work on the players converting their chances, Monday's session focused on the drill with the probable starters and likely substitutes taking part, while the rest of the players were involved in a lighter session.
The Super Eagles rounded off the training session with penalty practice with all the players taking part.
Nigeria's designated penalty taker Victor Osimhen, who has scored three international goals from the spot, is not with the team in Cameroon, the next in line for penalty duties Odion Ighalo is also not available for selection and experienced squad member Ahmed Musa is not guaranteed to be on the pitch should the round of 16 clash be decided on penalties.
First choice goalkeeper Maduka Okoye who has already been beaten from the spot in the group stage looked shaky during the penalty practice.
The likes of Henry Onyekuru, Kelechi Iheanacho, Chidera Ejuke and Tyronne Ebuehi dispatched their kicks with precision, while Sadiq Umar and Peter Olayinka managed to convert their second attempts after missing their first spot kicks.
How does a Goal Keeper look shaky during PK practice?
Re: SE Camp updates
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2022 5:14 pm
by Lolly
Robbynice wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 5:12 pm
How does a Goal Keeper look shaky during PK practice?
Ignore. Brown envelope speaking.
Re: SE Camp updates
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2022 5:14 pm
by ohenhen1
Too much media access. Shouldn't be reporting who looks shaky in penalty practice.
Re: SE Camp updates
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2022 5:16 pm
by donadoni
If we are going to provide all this sensitive info to our competition at least let’s be providing fake info…like saying that okoye always dives to the right when he really dives to the left
Re: SE Camp updates
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2022 5:28 pm
by EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA
donadoni wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 5:16 pm
If we are going to provide all this sensitive info to our competition at least let’s be providing fake info…like saying that okoye always dives to the right when he really dives to the left
A lot of these do called journalists are actually functioning illiterates who have little ability to process information. He not that 5 players scored pks against Maduka 3 scored, 2 missed and scored on retake. This is what this bag is calling shaky.
Re: SE Camp updates
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2022 6:34 pm
by return2k2
iworo wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 3:16 pmEagles practice penalties ahead of round of 16 : Okoye shaky; Sadiq, Olayinka miss
Nigeria's caretaker coach Augustine Eguavoen is aware that the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations round of sixteen clash against one of the the teams that qualifies in third place from Group B, E or F may go to extra time, then penalties, allnigeriasoccer.com reports.
And as a result, the three-time African champions practiced spot kicks in their penultimate workout held on Monday night at the VSTS-Annex of Roumde Adjia Stadium, Garoua.
Just as Eguavoen promised that he was going to work on the players converting their chances, Monday's session focused on the drill with the probable starters and likely substitutes taking part, while the rest of the players were involved in a lighter session.
The Super Eagles rounded off the training session with penalty practice with all the players taking part.
Nigeria's designated penalty taker Victor Osimhen, who has scored three international goals from the spot, is not with the team in Cameroon, the next in line for penalty duties Odion Ighalo is also not available for selection and experienced squad member Ahmed Musa is not guaranteed to be on the pitch should the round of 16 clash be decided on penalties.
First choice goalkeeper Maduka Okoye who has already been beaten from the spot in the group stage looked shaky during the penalty practice.
The likes of Henry Onyekuru, Kelechi Iheanacho, Chidera Ejuke and Tyronne Ebuehi dispatched their kicks with precision, while Sadiq Umar and Peter Olayinka managed to convert their second attempts after missing their first spot kicks.
I’m just grateful that I am alive to witness the Nigeria brand being so adored around the world, despite what all the mf leaders are doing to sabotage it.
Thank you Nigerian music.
Thank you Nigerian film.
Thank you Nigerian culture.
Thank you Super Eagles.
Thank you Nigerians.
Thank you, our Nigerian spirit.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.
Nwakali too for speak Igbo nah.
I didn’t get Nwakali speaking English… where did he grow up?
Also, Ejuke seemed to be speak Hausa, not Igbo, which is v cool. Did he grow up in the north?
