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Randy Waldrum is using Super Falcons job as ‘side hustle’ – Ex-Super Eagles star
Rilwan Balogun by Rilwan Balogun 5 hours ago in News, NewsNow, Nigeria, Top 0
Randy Waldrum is using Super Falcons job as ‘side hustle’ – Ex-Super Eagles star
https://soccernet.ng/2022/09/randy-wald ... -star.html


The former Super Eagles left-back has called out Randy Waldrum for staying abroad while working for Nigeria

Ifeanyi Udeze, a former Super Eagles and Panathinaikos defender has condemned the practice of having a foreign coach stay abroad while working with the national team.

Udeze, on Brila F.M said it’s an act that must stop as it is disrespectful to Nigeria.

Waldrum is a college soccer coach in the United States and works with the Super Falcons on the side, a situation Udeze said must be abolished to get the most of the coaches.

He described the Nigerian job as a side hustle for the coach.

“Nigeria national coaches living abroad and only coming home for their matches is wrong and it must stop.

Nigerian radio presenter and entertainment broadcaster, Do2tun was on the second episode of Carball with Babajide Guerrero, where he showed his knowledge of football and discussed issues around Arsenal, how he started watching football, the World Cup and what he thinks about some footballers.
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“As for the Super Falcons, so long Randy Waldrum does two jobs and in fact considers the Super Falcons job as his ‘side hustle’ he’s not the ideal coach for the Nigeria women’s national team.

“In fact it is the Super Falcons job that should be his number one and only job. A lot of things have been taken for granted in Nigeria and that is why these coaches behave the way they do.

“We need a coach who will take the Falcons as his main and only job.”

The Super Eagles have two friendly matches slated for September and November against Algeria and Portugal respectively.

Enugu II wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 5:02 pm

Randy Waldrum is using Super Falcons job as ‘side hustle’ – Ex-Super Eagles star
Rilwan Balogun by Rilwan Balogun 5 hours ago in News, NewsNow, Nigeria, Top 0
Randy Waldrum is using Super Falcons job as ‘side hustle’ – Ex-Super Eagles star
https://soccernet.ng/2022/09/randy-wald ... -star.html


The former Super Eagles left-back has called out Randy Waldrum for staying abroad while working for Nigeria

Ifeanyi Udeze, a former Super Eagles and Panathinaikos defender has condemned the practice of having a foreign coach stay abroad while working with the national team.

Udeze, on Brila F.M said it’s an act that must stop as it is disrespectful to Nigeria.

Waldrum is a college soccer coach in the United States and works with the Super Falcons on the side, a situation Udeze said must be abolished to get the most of the coaches.

He described the Nigerian job as a side hustle for the coach.

“Nigeria national coaches living abroad and only coming home for their matches is wrong and it must stop.

Nigerian radio presenter and entertainment broadcaster, Do2tun was on the second episode of Carball with Babajide Guerrero, where he showed his knowledge of football and discussed issues around Arsenal, how he started watching football, the World Cup and what he thinks about some footballers.
Soccernet.ng
“As for the Super Falcons, so long Randy Waldrum does two jobs and in fact considers the Super Falcons job as his ‘side hustle’ he’s not the ideal coach for the Nigeria women’s national team.

“In fact it is the Super Falcons job that should be his number one and only job. A lot of things have been taken for granted in Nigeria and that is why these coaches behave the way they do.

“We need a coach who will take the Falcons as his main and only job.”

The Super Eagles have two friendly matches slated for September and November against Algeria and Portugal respectively.

1naija wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 6:07 pm I agree with Udeze. I didn't know Randy has a full time job in addition to the Super Falcons job. We sre indeed screwed as a nation.

jette1 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 5:25 pm

Enugu II wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 5:02 pm

Randy Waldrum is using Super Falcons job as ‘side hustle’ – Ex-Super Eagles star
Rilwan Balogun by Rilwan Balogun 5 hours ago in News, NewsNow, Nigeria, Top 0
Randy Waldrum is using Super Falcons job as ‘side hustle’ – Ex-Super Eagles star
https://soccernet.ng/2022/09/randy-wald ... -star.html


The former Super Eagles left-back has called out Randy Waldrum for staying abroad while working for Nigeria

Ifeanyi Udeze, a former Super Eagles and Panathinaikos defender has condemned the practice of having a foreign coach stay abroad while working with the national team.

Udeze, on Brila F.M said it’s an act that must stop as it is disrespectful to Nigeria.

Waldrum is a college soccer coach in the United States and works with the Super Falcons on the side, a situation Udeze said must be abolished to get the most of the coaches.

He described the Nigerian job as a side hustle for the coach.

“Nigeria national coaches living abroad and only coming home for their matches is wrong and it must stop.

Nigerian radio presenter and entertainment broadcaster, Do2tun was on the second episode of Carball with Babajide Guerrero, where he showed his knowledge of football and discussed issues around Arsenal, how he started watching football, the World Cup and what he thinks about some footballers.
Soccernet.ng
“As for the Super Falcons, so long Randy Waldrum does two jobs and in fact considers the Super Falcons job as his ‘side hustle’ he’s not the ideal coach for the Nigeria women’s national team.

“In fact it is the Super Falcons job that should be his number one and only job. A lot of things have been taken for granted in Nigeria and that is why these coaches behave the way they do.

“We need a coach who will take the Falcons as his main and only job.”

The Super Eagles have two friendly matches slated for September and November against Algeria and Portugal respectively.

But Enugu I'm still at loss as to what your motives are in taking up the job of a mega phone to all these non-entities. Given there is nothing new here because its known to all including nff that waldrum would retain his college coaching job so for you to chose to repost something that irrelevant tells me you have a motivation. Do you wanna take the falcons to New zealand ? what NFF pays Waldrum amounts to what he could easily make in a day washing cars at a Walmart parking lot. He needs his college job to make a living.

Enugu II wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 8:27 pm

jette1 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 5:25 pm

Enugu II wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 5:02 pm

Randy Waldrum is using Super Falcons job as ‘side hustle’ – Ex-Super Eagles star
Rilwan Balogun by Rilwan Balogun 5 hours ago in News, NewsNow, Nigeria, Top 0
Randy Waldrum is using Super Falcons job as ‘side hustle’ – Ex-Super Eagles star
https://soccernet.ng/2022/09/randy-wald ... -star.html


The former Super Eagles left-back has called out Randy Waldrum for staying abroad while working for Nigeria

Ifeanyi Udeze, a former Super Eagles and Panathinaikos defender has condemned the practice of having a foreign coach stay abroad while working with the national team.

Udeze, on Brila F.M said it’s an act that must stop as it is disrespectful to Nigeria.

Waldrum is a college soccer coach in the United States and works with the Super Falcons on the side, a situation Udeze said must be abolished to get the most of the coaches.

He described the Nigerian job as a side hustle for the coach.

“Nigeria national coaches living abroad and only coming home for their matches is wrong and it must stop.

Nigerian radio presenter and entertainment broadcaster, Do2tun was on the second episode of Carball with Babajide Guerrero, where he showed his knowledge of football and discussed issues around Arsenal, how he started watching football, the World Cup and what he thinks about some footballers.
Soccernet.ng
“As for the Super Falcons, so long Randy Waldrum does two jobs and in fact considers the Super Falcons job as his ‘side hustle’ he’s not the ideal coach for the Nigeria women’s national team.

“In fact it is the Super Falcons job that should be his number one and only job. A lot of things have been taken for granted in Nigeria and that is why these coaches behave the way they do.

“We need a coach who will take the Falcons as his main and only job.”

The Super Eagles have two friendly matches slated for September and November against Algeria and Portugal respectively.

But Enugu I'm still at loss as to what your motives are in taking up the job of a mega phone to all these non-entities. Given there is nothing new here because its known to all including nff that waldrum would retain his college coaching job so for you to chose to repost something that irrelevant tells me you have a motivation. Do you wanna take the falcons to New zealand ? what NFF pays Waldrum amounts to what he could easily make in a day washing cars at a Walmart parking lot. He needs his college job to make a living.

Jette1

Continue to be at loss. You are not the first to be at loss. When you take a class on objective journalism, you will begin to understand why l post both what I support and what I do not support. It ain't about my views... clue.

olu wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 3:40 pm I don't think he has to live in the country to succeed, however, having a full-time job as a college coach is not necessarily ideal.

jette1 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 12, 2022 12:54 am

Enugu II wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 8:27 pm

jette1 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 5:25 pm

Enugu II wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 5:02 pm

Randy Waldrum is using Super Falcons job as ‘side hustle’ – Ex-Super Eagles star
Rilwan Balogun by Rilwan Balogun 5 hours ago in News, NewsNow, Nigeria, Top 0
Randy Waldrum is using Super Falcons job as ‘side hustle’ – Ex-Super Eagles star
https://soccernet.ng/2022/09/randy-wald ... -star.html


The former Super Eagles left-back has called out Randy Waldrum for staying abroad while working for Nigeria

Ifeanyi Udeze, a former Super Eagles and Panathinaikos defender has condemned the practice of having a foreign coach stay abroad while working with the national team.

Udeze, on Brila F.M said it’s an act that must stop as it is disrespectful to Nigeria.

Waldrum is a college soccer coach in the United States and works with the Super Falcons on the side, a situation Udeze said must be abolished to get the most of the coaches.

He described the Nigerian job as a side hustle for the coach.

“Nigeria national coaches living abroad and only coming home for their matches is wrong and it must stop.

Nigerian radio presenter and entertainment broadcaster, Do2tun was on the second episode of Carball with Babajide Guerrero, where he showed his knowledge of football and discussed issues around Arsenal, how he started watching football, the World Cup and what he thinks about some footballers.
Soccernet.ng
“As for the Super Falcons, so long Randy Waldrum does two jobs and in fact considers the Super Falcons job as his ‘side hustle’ he’s not the ideal coach for the Nigeria women’s national team.

“In fact it is the Super Falcons job that should be his number one and only job. A lot of things have been taken for granted in Nigeria and that is why these coaches behave the way they do.

“We need a coach who will take the Falcons as his main and only job.”

The Super Eagles have two friendly matches slated for September and November against Algeria and Portugal respectively.

But Enugu I'm still at loss as to what your motives are in taking up the job of a mega phone to all these non-entities. Given there is nothing new here because its known to all including nff that waldrum would retain his college coaching job so for you to chose to repost something that irrelevant tells me you have a motivation. Do you wanna take the falcons to New zealand ? what NFF pays Waldrum amounts to what he could easily make in a day washing cars at a Walmart parking lot. He needs his college job to make a living.

Jette1

Continue to be at loss. You are not the first to be at loss. When you take a class on objective journalism, you will begin to understand why l post both what I support and what I do not support. It ain't about my views... clue.

I mean you are a reasoned guy but don't you see how posts like this begins to shape opinion about a guy who is trying to help out. Despite the money owed him you don't see him running to the press to let the world know. in fact he didn't take this job for what he stands to gain financially knowing how strapped nff currently is and which is why they didn't mind him retaining his college job. You might be objective as a person but what you call objective journalism doesn't exist in Nigeria and you know that because where in that article did the writer tie in the loop. No where did they mentioned they contacted they Nff to get their own side of the story. so where is the objectivity

jette1 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 5:14 pm

olu wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 3:40 pm I don't think he has to live in the country to succeed, however, having a full-time job as a college coach is not necessarily ideal.

please tell us what you know about college soccer in the US including their calendar vs CAF/fifa women soccer programs calendar and how coaching come into play etc. pls be very detailed in your analysis. perhaps we can learn something new.

jette1 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 5:14 pm

olu wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 3:40 pm I don't think he has to live in the country to succeed, however, having a full-time job as a college coach is not necessarily ideal.

please tell us what you know about college soccer in the US including their calendar vs CAF/fifa women soccer programs calendar and how coaching come into play etc. pls be very detailed in your analysis. perhaps we can learn something new.

olu wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 8:06 pm Not sure the intent or purpose of your questions? My concern is how much time he will be able to devote to coaching the Falcons while having a fulltime job in the US.

jette1 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 5:14 pm

olu wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 3:40 pm I don't think he has to live in the country to succeed, however, having a full-time job as a college coach is not necessarily ideal.

please tell us what you know about college soccer in the US including their calendar vs CAF/fifa women soccer programs calendar and how coaching come into play etc. pls be very detailed in your analysis. perhaps we can learn something new.

1naija wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 6:07 pm I agree with Udeze. I didn't know Randy has a full time job in addition to the Super Falcons job. We sre indeed screwed as a nation.

jette1 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 7:46 pm NF has not paid a shishi to Waldrum since he was appointed; so let the clueless udeze or whatever his name is pay Randys salary before he opens his mouth

Odas wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 8:45 pm

jette1 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 7:46 pm NF has not paid a shishi to Waldrum since he was appointed; so let the clueless udeze or whatever his name is pay Randys salary before he opens his mouth

Jette1, how do you know Waldrum hasn't been paid 'Shishi?' Any proof to that, bro?

1naija wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 6:52 pm Since you know so much about US college soccer and National team coaches, why don't you tell us which college the USWNT coaches full time? That's how you guys excuse rubbish.

jette1 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 5:14 pm

olu wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 3:40 pm I don't think he has to live in the country to succeed, however, having a full-time job as a college coach is not necessarily ideal.

please tell us what you know about college soccer in the US including their calendar vs CAF/fifa women soccer programs calendar and how coaching come into play etc. pls be very detailed in your analysis. perhaps we can learn something new.

jette1 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 9:15 pm

Odas wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 8:45 pm

jette1 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 7:46 pm NF has not paid a shishi to Waldrum since he was appointed; so let the clueless udeze or whatever his name is pay Randys salary before he opens his mouth

Jette1, how do you know Waldrum hasn't been paid 'Shishi?' Any proof to that, bro?

YES bro

packerland wrote: ↑Sun Sep 18, 2022 2:27 pm If the man hasn’t been paid then he has every right to have a side gig. Having a side job may or may not be a violation of contractual agreement, but not paying someone for working is a violation of labor law anywhere in the world except in naija. Pathetic!

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: ↑Tue Sep 20, 2022 4:50 pm

packerland wrote: ↑Sun Sep 18, 2022 2:27 pm If the man hasn’t been paid then he has every right to have a side gig. Having a side job may or may not be a violation of contractual agreement, but not paying someone for working is a violation of labor law anywhere in the world except in naija. Pathetic!

Understand the facts before you air your emotional opinions. Coaching the University of Pittsburgh Women has been his full time job since 2018. Coaching the SuperFalcons is his side gig. The real question is why hire a part time coach for the Nigerian Women’s team? Aren’t there any other coaches willing to do the job full time


Cheers.

packerland wrote: ↑Tue Sep 20, 2022 8:08 pm

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: ↑Tue Sep 20, 2022 4:50 pm

packerland wrote: ↑Sun Sep 18, 2022 2:27 pm If the man hasn’t been paid then he has every right to have a side gig. Having a side job may or may not be a violation of contractual agreement, but not paying someone for working is a violation of labor law anywhere in the world except in naija. Pathetic!

Understand the facts before you air your emotional opinions. Coaching the University of Pittsburgh Women has been his full time job since 2018. Coaching the SuperFalcons is his side gig. The real question is why hire a part time coach for the Nigerian Women’s team? Aren’t there any other coaches willing to do the job full time


Cheers.

I think you like to fight with folks for no reason or you lack comprehension skills. What does what you just said got to do with my point? So, even if Nigeria is his part time gig, should we not pay him for the work he is doing?

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: ↑Tue Sep 20, 2022 8:17 pm

packerland wrote: ↑Tue Sep 20, 2022 8:08 pm

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote: ↑Tue Sep 20, 2022 4:50 pm

packerland wrote: ↑Sun Sep 18, 2022 2:27 pm If the man hasn’t been paid then he has every right to have a side gig. Having a side job may or may not be a violation of contractual agreement, but not paying someone for working is a violation of labor law anywhere in the world except in naija. Pathetic!

Understand the facts before you air your emotional opinions. Coaching the University of Pittsburgh Women has been his full time job since 2018. Coaching the SuperFalcons is his side gig. The real question is why hire a part time coach for the Nigerian Women’s team? Aren’t there any other coaches willing to do the job full time


Cheers.

I think you like to fight with folks for no reason or you lack comprehension skills. What does what you just said got to do with my point? So, even if Nigeria is his part time gig, should we not pay him for the work he is doing?

No. You got the facts wrong. Do some research before you render an uneducated opinion… and when was it ever established that Waldrum hasn’t been paid? You just love to make up stories, don’t you


Cheers.

jette1 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 7:46 pm NF has not paid a shishi to Waldrum since he was appointed; so let the clueless udeze or whatever his name is pay Randys salary before he opens his mouth