Everything resets

[highbury]

If South Africa manages to secure a draw against Benin, I hope that comes to pass. However, if there's a need to consider a coaching change, now would be the time. Algeria took this step and saw success. I question the decision to stick with too many strikers. Only 4 is more than enough to be on the team list to be invited for the WC qualifer games — why not focus on strengthening our midfield, which seems to be lacking?

Here are my suggestions:

Consider a coaching change after this round, or retain the current coach if deemed necessary. Effective communication is key, and the current coach's language barrier might be hindering understanding with the players.

Alex Iwobi may not be the player to lead us to success; his performance seems average at best.

Given the apparent difficulty in finding foreign-based midfielders, consider a midfield composed entirely of home-based players. Any squad lacking an adequate number of midfielders is a serious issue.

Winning in Zimbabwe is crucial for our qualification. Anything less than a victory could jeopardize our chances.

Start with higher intensity from the beginning. The lackadaisical approach in the first half is unacceptable and needs immediate improvement.

While the coach may have a good understanding of football, there's a clear issue with communication that needs to be addressed.

[niyi]

Day 1, 2006 WC Qualifier and we have already begun drawing up permutations, if/then analysis and praying for rival teams to lose and draw.

Since I was born and now I am getting old,
I have never seen Nigeria changeth
Brothers have you seen it?
No no no no since I was born I have never seen Nigeia changeth
Sisters have you seen it?
No no no no since I was born I have never seen Nigeria changeth ....

[highbury]

Day 1, 2006 WC Qualifier and we have already begun drawing up permutations, if/then analysis and praying for rival teams to lose and draw.

Since I was born and now I am getting old,
I have never seen Nigeria changeth
Brothers have you seen it?
No no no no since I was born I have never seen Nigeia changeth
Sisters have you seen it?
No no no no since I was born I have never seen Nigeria changeth ....

That is the story of SE fans

[danfo driver]

Day 1, 2006 WC Qualifier and we have already begun drawing up permutations, if/then analysis and praying for rival teams to lose and draw.

Since I was born and now I am getting old,
I have never seen Nigeria changeth
Brothers have you seen it?
No no no no since I was born I have never seen Nigeia changeth
Sisters have you seen it?
No no no no since I was born I have never seen Nigeria changeth ....

That is the story of SE fans

the culture of losing is embedded in the history. tufiakwa!

[EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA]

If South Africa manages to secure a draw against Benin, I hope that comes to pass. However, if there's a need to consider a coaching change, now would be the time. Algeria took this step and saw success. I question the decision to stick with too many strikers. Only 4 is more than enough to be on the team list to be invited for the WC qualifer games — why not focus on strengthening our midfield, which seems to be lacking?

Here are my suggestions:

Consider a coaching change after this round, or retain the current coach if deemed necessary. Effective communication is key, and the current coach's language barrier might be hindering understanding with the players.

Alex Iwobi may not be the player to lead us to success; his performance seems average at best.

Given the apparent difficulty in finding foreign-based midfielders, consider a midfield composed entirely of home-based players. Any squad lacking an adequate number of midfielders is a serious issue.

Winning in Zimbabwe is crucial for our qualification. Anything less than a victory could jeopardize our chances.

Start with higher intensity from the beginning. The lackadaisical approach in the first half is unacceptable and needs immediate improvement.

While the coach may have a good understanding of football, there's a clear issue with communication that needs to be addressed.

You sef no wish us well. You wan Mek we bring out algebraic calculator after the first round? Abeg, that calculator has been deposited at the confessions box in the Vatican. It will be washed with the blood of Jesus and be kept there until at least rd 5.

[Enugu II]

If South Africa manages to secure a draw against Benin, I hope that comes to pass. However, if there's a need to consider a coaching change, now would be the time. Algeria took this step and saw success. I question the decision to stick with too many strikers. Only 4 is more than enough to be on the team list to be invited for the WC qualifer games — why not focus on strengthening our midfield, which seems to be lacking?

Here are my suggestions:

Consider a coaching change after this round, or retain the current coach if deemed necessary. Effective communication is key, and the current coach's language barrier might be hindering understanding with the players.

Alex Iwobi may not be the player to lead us to success; his performance seems average at best.

Given the apparent difficulty in finding foreign-based midfielders, consider a midfield composed entirely of home-based players. Any squad lacking an adequate number of midfielders is a serious issue.

Winning in Zimbabwe is crucial for our qualification. Anything less than a victory could jeopardize our chances.

Start with higher intensity from the beginning. The lackadaisical approach in the first half is unacceptable and needs immediate improvement.

While the coach may have a good understanding of football, there's a clear issue with communication that needs to be addressed.

Highbury

First, South Africa game may have a winner, Not so? Secondly, a draw at home is vastly different from one away.

[deanotito]

To be honest, Peseiro’s SE record is atrocious. I don’t know how he got a new contract. And drawing at home to Lesotho??

[Enugu II]

To be honest, Peseiro’s SE record is atrocious. I don’t know how he got a new contract. And drawing at home to Lesotho??

Deanotito

Is it really just about Peseiro? We had poor home results under Rohr before Peseiro was appointed. I fear that we are being shortsighted looking at just the manager. The rot is much deeper.

[deanotito]

To be honest, Peseiro’s SE record is atrocious. I don’t know how he got a new contract. And drawing at home to Lesotho??

Deanotito

Is it really just about Peseiro? We had poor home results under Rohr before Peseiro was appointed. I fear that we are being shortsighted looking at just the manager. The rot is much deeper.

You think it’s player dedication? Cause it certainly isn’t relative talent.

[1naija]

We got beat at home by CAR and Guinea-Bissau and drew with Siesra Leone and Ghana at home. Let's not sound as if we've been beating everybody lately.

We did not play poorly. We just couldn't convert our chances. This happens at times. For most of the second half, I didn't even see Uzoho in the Camera frame. That's how much we dominated the game. People need to stop overreacting. We will beat Zimbabwe on Sunday and everybody will calm down.

To be honest, Peseiro’s SE record is atrocious. I don’t know how he got a new contract. And drawing at home to Lesotho??

[highbury]

If South Africa manages to secure a draw against Benin, I hope that comes to pass. However, if there's a need to consider a coaching change, now would be the time. Algeria took this step and saw success. I question the decision to stick with too many strikers. Only 4 is more than enough to be on the team list to be invited for the WC qualifer games — why not focus on strengthening our midfield, which seems to be lacking?

Here are my suggestions:

Consider a coaching change after this round, or retain the current coach if deemed necessary. Effective communication is key, and the current coach's language barrier might be hindering understanding with the players.

Alex Iwobi may not be the player to lead us to success; his performance seems average at best.

Given the apparent difficulty in finding foreign-based midfielders, consider a midfield composed entirely of home-based players. Any squad lacking an adequate number of midfielders is a serious issue.

Winning in Zimbabwe is crucial for our qualification. Anything less than a victory could jeopardize our chances.

Start with higher intensity from the beginning. The lackadaisical approach in the first half is unacceptable and needs immediate improvement.

While the coach may have a good understanding of football, there's a clear issue with communication that needs to be addressed.

You sef no wish us well. You wan Mek we bring out algebraic calculator after the first round? Abeg, that calculator has been deposited at the confessions box in the Vatican. It will be washed with the blood of Jesus and be kept there until at least rd 5.

[highbury]

If South Africa manages to secure a draw against Benin, I hope that comes to pass. However, if there's a need to consider a coaching change, now would be the time. Algeria took this step and saw success. I question the decision to stick with too many strikers. Only 4 is more than enough to be on the team list to be invited for the WC qualifer games — why not focus on strengthening our midfield, which seems to be lacking?

Here are my suggestions:

Consider a coaching change after this round, or retain the current coach if deemed necessary. Effective communication is key, and the current coach's language barrier might be hindering understanding with the players.

Alex Iwobi may not be the player to lead us to success; his performance seems average at best.

Given the apparent difficulty in finding foreign-based midfielders, consider a midfield composed entirely of home-based players. Any squad lacking an adequate number of midfielders is a serious issue.

Winning in Zimbabwe is crucial for our qualification. Anything less than a victory could jeopardize our chances.

Start with higher intensity from the beginning. The lackadaisical approach in the first half is unacceptable and needs immediate improvement.

While the coach may have a good understanding of football, there's a clear issue with communication that needs to be addressed.

Highbury

First, South Africa game may have a winner, Not so? Secondly, a draw at home is vastly different from one away.

Technically, you're right. But at least everyone will have 1 point each. That is easier to salvage

[iworo]

We got beat at home by CAR and Guinea-Bissau and drew with Siesra Leone and Ghana at home. Let's not sound as if we've been beating everybody lately.

We did not play poorly. We just couldn't convert our chances. This happens at times. For most of the second half, I didn't even see Uzoho in the Camera frame. That's how much we dominated the game. People need to stop overreacting. We will beat Zimbabwe on Sunday and everybody will calm down.

To be honest, Peseiro’s SE record is atrocious. I don’t know how he got a new contract. And drawing at home to Lesotho??

Thank you my brother. Don’t mind the fickle heart fans. They are already shaking in their boots after just one game:lol: .

Uruguay stunned Argentina in Buenos Aires today. While Colombia came from behind to stun Brazil 2-1. Brazil, beaten 2-0 by Uruguay in October, losing back-to-back World Cup qualifiers for the first time ever. And they are all crying because of a draw.

[Synopsis]

We got beat at home by CAR and Guinea-Bissau and drew with Siesra Leone and Ghana at home. Let's not sound as if we've been beating everybody lately.

We did not play poorly. We just couldn't convert our chances. This happens at times. For most of the second half, I didn't even see Uzoho in the Camera frame. That's how much we dominated the game. People need to stop overreacting. We will beat Zimbabwe on Sunday and everybody will calm down.

To be honest, Peseiro’s SE record is atrocious. I don’t know how he got a new contract. And drawing at home to Lesotho??

Thank you my brother. Don’t mind the fickle heart fans. They are already shaking in their boots after just one game:lol: .

Uruguay stunned Argentina in Buenos Aires today. While Colombia came from behind to stun Brazil 2-1. Brazil, beaten 2-0 by Uruguay in October, losing back-to-back World Cup qualifiers for the first time ever. And they are all crying because of a draw.

In South America, 7 of 10 teams qualify. In our group, one team qualifies. Can’t afford to drop points.

[Tobi17]

We got beat at home by CAR and Guinea-Bissau and drew with Siesra Leone and Ghana at home. Let's not sound as if we've been beating everybody lately.

We did not play poorly. We just couldn't convert our chances. This happens at times. For most of the second half, I didn't even see Uzoho in the Camera frame. That's how much we dominated the game. People need to stop overreacting. We will beat Zimbabwe on Sunday and everybody will calm down.

To be honest, Peseiro’s SE record is atrocious. I don’t know how he got a new contract. And drawing at home to Lesotho??

Thank you my brother. Don’t mind the fickle heart fans. They are already shaking in their boots after just one game:lol: .

Uruguay stunned Argentina in Buenos Aires today. While Colombia came from behind to stun Brazil 2-1. Brazil, beaten 2-0 by Uruguay in October, losing back-to-back World Cup qualifiers for the first time ever. And they are all crying because of a draw.

In South America, 7 of 10 teams qualify. In our group, one team qualifies. Can’t afford to drop points.

No, 2 teams qualify in the new expanded CAF WCQ format

[Synopsis]

We got beat at home by CAR and Guinea-Bissau and drew with Siesra Leone and Ghana at home. Let's not sound as if we've been beating everybody lately.

We did not play poorly. We just couldn't convert our chances. This happens at times. For most of the second half, I didn't even see Uzoho in the Camera frame. That's how much we dominated the game. People need to stop overreacting. We will beat Zimbabwe on Sunday and everybody will calm down.

To be honest, Peseiro’s SE record is atrocious. I don’t know how he got a new contract. And drawing at home to Lesotho??

Thank you my brother. Don’t mind the fickle heart fans. They are already shaking in their boots after just one game:lol: .

Uruguay stunned Argentina in Buenos Aires today. While Colombia came from behind to stun Brazil 2-1. Brazil, beaten 2-0 by Uruguay in October, losing back-to-back World Cup qualifiers for the first time ever. And they are all crying because of a draw.

In South America, 7 of 10 teams qualify. In our group, one team qualifies. Can’t afford to drop points.

No, 2 teams qualify in the new expanded CAF WCQ format

If I recall correctly, some of the 2nd place finishers go to a playoff.

[Bigpokey24]

If South Africa manages to secure a draw against Benin, I hope that comes to pass. However, if there's a need to consider a coaching change, now would be the time. Algeria took this step and saw success. I question the decision to stick with too many strikers. Only 4 is more than enough to be on the team list to be invited for the WC qualifer games — why not focus on strengthening our midfield, which seems to be lacking?

Here are my suggestions:

Consider a coaching change after this round, or retain the current coach if deemed necessary. Effective communication is key, and the current coach's language barrier might be hindering understanding with the players.

Alex Iwobi may not be the player to lead us to success; his performance seems average at best.

Given the apparent difficulty in finding foreign-based midfielders, consider a midfield composed entirely of home-based players. Any squad lacking an adequate number of midfielders is a serious issue.

Winning in Zimbabwe is crucial for our qualification. Anything less than a victory could jeopardize our chances.

Start with higher intensity from the beginning. The lackadaisical approach in the first half is unacceptable and needs immediate improvement.

While the coach may have a good understanding of football, there's a clear issue with communication that needs to be addressed.

Keep hoping. SA v Benin, there will be a winner. We are a poor team. Clueless. No fighters. bunch of weak aje butter kids, no clue on playing African football. Until we go back to what worked before, this new format is not going to take us anywhere. We only have one good player, and he is currently out injured

[deanotito]

We got beat at home by CAR and Guinea-Bissau and drew with Siesra Leone and Ghana at home. Let's not sound as if we've been beating everybody lately.

We did not play poorly. We just couldn't convert our chances. This happens at times. For most of the second half, I didn't even see Uzoho in the Camera frame. That's how much we dominated the game. People need to stop overreacting. We will beat Zimbabwe on Sunday and everybody will calm down.

To be honest, Peseiro’s SE record is atrocious. I don’t know how he got a new contract. And drawing at home to Lesotho??

Thank you my brother. Don’t mind the fickle heart fans. They are already shaking in their boots after just one game:lol: .

Uruguay stunned Argentina in Buenos Aires today. While Colombia came from behind to stun Brazil 2-1. Brazil, beaten 2-0 by Uruguay in October, losing back-to-back World Cup qualifiers for the first time ever. And they are all crying because of a draw.

Cybereagles is a funny place. You stay here long enough and you’ll see people comparing Uruguay to Lesotho

[packerland]

To be honest, Peseiro’s SE record is atrocious. I don’t know how he got a new contract. And drawing at home to Lesotho??

It didn’t feel like he got a new contract. All the talks were about reducing his salary. It felt like they reduced his salary to keep the rest for themselves **i’m not accusing anyone, just expressing my feelings**

[Rawlings]

Naija dey reset SE more than I reset my (made in Ghana) laptop

[onovo]

To be honest, Peseiro’s SE record is atrocious. I don’t know how he got a new contract. And drawing at home to Lesotho??

Deanotito

Is it really just about Peseiro? We had poor home results under Rohr before Peseiro was appointed. I fear that we are being shortsighted looking at just the manager. The rot is much deeper.

This is an age long problem, and beyond coaching. in fact we concede goals with ease at any slightest opportunity from our opponent. Opponent don't need to create many chances to score us, even supposed minnows score us at the slightest opportunity.

[highbury]

If we don't win tomorrow, Nigeria will not qualify for the World Cup

[Bigpokey24]

If we don't win tomorrow, Nigeria will not qualify for the World Cup

Who needs enemies, with bad luck mouth like you. Learn to research. 21 to 24 points will win the group


Get your bad luck mouth out of here. You sound like VE