VIDEO: ASISAT STOPS CAMEROONIAN FROM PUTTING MEDICINE IN THE POST

[jette1]

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C306QKnK ... pmYTlicWpu

[Bigpokey24]

wetin happen, see fight

[danfo driver]

Jedi Jedi, when did female football become football-related. Please post this in rant and rave. Thanks!

[ANC]

Jedi Jedi, when did female football become football-related. Please post this in rant and rave. Thanks!

There should be a Falcon's nest.

[danfo driver]

Jedi Jedi, when did female football become football-related. Please post this in rant and rave. Thanks!

There should be a Falcon's nest.

considering what was going on in the video, I'd even suggest Face-to-Face forum

[ANC]

Jedi Jedi, when did female football become football-related. Please post this in rant and rave. Thanks!

There should be a Falcon's nest.

considering what was going on in the video, I'd even suggest Face-to-Face forum

Assiat Oshoala no too fine for face, but damn that height

[wiseone]

Why was the Cameroon player sent off? What did she do wrong?

[jette1]

Why was the Cameroon player sent off? What did she do wrong?

She was running to go and touch the net and collided with nnadozie but if I may ask isn’t the video there for you to see ? https://www.instagram.com/reel/C315iG3N ... UxczM3Mm9m

[Lolly]

[Coach]

In 2024. Sad. Very sad.

[airwolex]

I might be in a minority, but I don't see an issue with anybody practising their religion/faith. Afterall Nigerians pray every chance they get before, during and after games and have their own idiosyncrasies. I think the Cameroonian girl have been should be allowed to do whatever she wanted as long as she didn't break any rules.

Nevertheless this was funny.

[ANC]

This is funny.
My late coworker from Sierra Leone said that Nigerians never do anything without juju.
The Falcons really believed and were willing to go to war for this?

[Lolly]

This is funny.
My late coworker from Sierra Leone said that Nigerians never do anything without juju.
The Falcons really believed and were willing to go to war for this?

Even if you don’t believe in it, would you allow someone forcefully enter your house to drop juju in your bedroom?

Asisat did the right thing there. They should go and drop it in their own goalpost.

[airwolex]

This is funny.
My late coworker from Sierra Leone said that Nigerians never do anything without juju.
The Falcons really believed and were willing to go to war for this?

Even if you don’t believe in it, would you allow someone forcefully enter your house to drop juju in your bedroom?

Asisat did the right thing there. They should go and drop it in their own goalpost.

There's no law against going to the opposing net though. This just exposes how fickle our belief systems are. You are a Muslim or Christian, you should trust your God over so called inferior belief systems.

Also not too sure Azeezat and the goalie didn't do anything wrong. The opposing player can go anywhere on the pitch they want to. You can't restrain them from doing this as far as I know.

[jette1]

This is funny.
My late coworker from Sierra Leone said that Nigerians never do anything without juju.
The Falcons really believed and were willing to go to war for this?

Even if you don’t believe in it, would you allow someone forcefully enter your house to drop juju in your bedroom?

Asisat did the right thing there. They should go and drop it in their own goalpost.

There's no law against going to the opposing net though. This just exposes how fickle our belief systems are. You are a Muslim or Christian, you should trust your God over so called inferior belief systems.

Also not too sure Azeezat and the goalie didn't do anything wrong. The opposing player can go anywhere on the pitch they want to. You can't restrain them from doing this as far as I know.

If opposing player doesn’t have a ball or not in the process of advancing a play against the opponent and, in this case play has been stopped for injury at the center of pitch; your argument is saying that an opponent has right to enter the opposing teams prayer huddle. The moment play has been stopped no player has right to invade another players personal space. Personal space expires the moment play resumes. As long as play isn’t ongoing you have right to personal space. Teams have right of space to do a huddle and discuss strategy on the pitch and opposing team isn’t allowed to invade that space if ball isn’t in play

[mcal]

I might be in a minority, but I don't see an issue with anybody practising their religion/faith. Afterall Nigerians pray every chance they get before, during and after games and have their own idiosyncrasies. I think the Cameroonian girl have been should be allowed to do whatever she wanted as long as she didn't break any rules.

Nevertheless this was funny.

...she broke the rule by knocking the goalie down after play has been stopped.

[Enugu II]

In 2024. Sad. Very sad.

Coach,

Why is it exactly sad in 2024? Is belief in God and prayers extinct? Please let us know. You see SE and other players gather around to pray before games and someone you feel that believing in similar spiritual existence is or should be extinct?

[airwolex]

This is funny.
My late coworker from Sierra Leone said that Nigerians never do anything without juju.
The Falcons really believed and were willing to go to war for this?

Even if you don’t believe in it, would you allow someone forcefully enter your house to drop juju in your bedroom?

Asisat did the right thing there. They should go and drop it in their own goalpost.

There's no law against going to the opposing net though. This just exposes how fickle our belief systems are. You are a Muslim or Christian, you should trust your God over so called inferior belief systems.

Also not too sure Azeezat and the goalie didn't do anything wrong. The opposing player can go anywhere on the pitch they want to. You can't restrain them from doing this as far as I know.

If opposing player doesn’t have a ball or not in the process of advancing a play against the opponent and, in this case play has been stopped for injury at the center of pitch; your argument is saying that an opponent has right to enter the opposing teams prayer huddle. The moment play has been stopped no player has right to invade another players personal space. Personal space expires the moment play resumes. As long as play isn’t ongoing you have right to personal space. Teams have right of space to do a huddle and discuss strategy on the pitch and opposing team isn’t allowed to invade that space if ball isn’t in play

This is a grey area. Goalkeepers it seems don't like it I guess because they instinctively see the area as personal, but it really isn't.

We all see how they sometimes react when a goal is scored and a player goes to get the ball from the net. They instintively try to stop them and some have been booked for this, proving that technically an outfield opposing player does have a right to go beyond the goal line. I don't think a player, even the goalie, should have a "no go area" on a football field.

I don't think the Cameroon girl should have been sent off. I think a yellow for her, Assisat and the Nnadozie would have been fair. Nnadozie trying to tackle the player was comical.

It would be interesting to hear from the Cameroonians. What they did was bizarre, but technically not wrong.

[airwolex]

In 2024. Sad. Very sad.

Coach,

Why is it exactly sad in 2024? Is belief in God and prayers extinct? Please let us know. You see SE and other players gather around to pray before games and someone you feel that believing in similar spiritual existence is or should be extinct?

Exactly. By the way we have heard situations of goalies putting "juju" in THEIR own goal, and opposing players getting rid of it in the past. It seems, prayers are okay and fairplay but as soon as "juju" enters, people weirdly lose their rag.

There was a lot of speculation about the Ivorian keeper in the last AFCON as well. Very ironic giving the fact that we are perhaps the most religious African team ever.

[Lolly]

This is funny.
My late coworker from Sierra Leone said that Nigerians never do anything without juju.
The Falcons really believed and were willing to go to war for this?

Even if you don’t believe in it, would you allow someone forcefully enter your house to drop juju in your bedroom?

Asisat did the right thing there. They should go and drop it in their own goalpost.

There's no law against going to the opposing net though. This just exposes how fickle our belief systems are. You are a Muslim or Christian, you should trust your God over so called inferior belief systems.

Also not too sure Azeezat and the goalie didn't do anything wrong. The opposing player can go anywhere on the pitch they want to. You can't restrain them from doing this as far as I know.

You didn't answer my question.

The Cameroon player was rightly prevented from trying to unsettle and distract our goalkeeper. She had no reason to walk into our goalpost, whether for juju or not.

[ANC]

This is funny.
My late coworker from Sierra Leone said that Nigerians never do anything without juju.
The Falcons really believed and were willing to go to war for this?

Even if you don’t believe in it, would you allow someone forcefully enter your house to drop juju in your bedroom?

Asisat did the right thing there. They should go and drop it in their own goalpost.

There's no law against going to the opposing net though. This just exposes how fickle our belief systems are. You are a Muslim or Christian, you should trust your God over so called inferior belief systems.

Also not too sure Azeezat and the goalie didn't do anything wrong. The opposing player can go anywhere on the pitch they want to. You can't restrain them from doing this as far as I know.

You didn't answer my question.

The Cameroon player was rightly prevented from trying to unsettle and distract our goalkeeper. She had no reason to walk into our goalpost, whether for juju or not.

Dude you cannot be serious.

[ANC]

This is funny.
My late coworker from Sierra Leone said that Nigerians never do anything without juju.
The Falcons really believed and were willing to go to war for this?

Even if you don’t believe in it, would you allow someone forcefully enter your house to drop juju in your bedroom?

Asisat did the right thing there. They should go and drop it in their own goalpost.

There's no law against going to the opposing net though. This just exposes how fickle our belief systems are. You are a Muslim or Christian, you should trust your God over so called inferior belief systems.

Also not too sure Azeezat and the goalie didn't do anything wrong. The opposing player can go anywhere on the pitch they want to. You can't restrain them from doing this as far as I know.

If opposing player doesn’t have a ball or not in the process of advancing a play against the opponent and, in this case play has been stopped for injury at the center of pitch; your argument is saying that an opponent has right to enter the opposing teams prayer huddle. The moment play has been stopped no player has right to invade another players personal space. Personal space expires the moment play resumes. As long as play isn’t ongoing you have right to personal space. Teams have right of space to do a huddle and discuss strategy on the pitch and opposing team isn’t allowed to invade that space if ball isn’t in play

Lawyer. Kai.

Super Falcon players were wrong and should have been carded.

[airwolex]

This is funny.
My late coworker from Sierra Leone said that Nigerians never do anything without juju.
The Falcons really believed and were willing to go to war for this?

Even if you don’t believe in it, would you allow someone forcefully enter your house to drop juju in your bedroom?

Asisat did the right thing there. They should go and drop it in their own goalpost.

There's no law against going to the opposing net though. This just exposes how fickle our belief systems are. You are a Muslim or Christian, you should trust your God over so called inferior belief systems.

Also not too sure Azeezat and the goalie didn't do anything wrong. The opposing player can go anywhere on the pitch they want to. You can't restrain them from doing this as far as I know.

You didn't answer my question.

The Cameroon player was rightly prevented from trying to unsettle and distract our goalkeeper. She had no reason to walk into our goalpost, whether for juju or not.

I would suggest Assisat especially expends as much effort as she did trying to stop the juju into scoring goals. I don't see how someone walking into the net has any impact on your game. They were lucky they didn't get booked and jeopardize the SA leg. It was an overreaction. It this was a game in Europe with VAR they all would have been off. How are you going to explain that you tried to rugby tackle an opponent because she was going to use voodoo on you?