I have to admit

aykwes8 · Post by **aykwes8** » Mon Jun 01, 2015 2:30 pm

Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites

oloye · Post by **oloye** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 12:44 pm

aykwes8 wrote:Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites

I wish we can reciprocate with similar objective analysis when the time comes. Meanwhile can you help us take Rawlings back to Accra, he is making a nuisance of himself on this site...

green4life · Post by **green4life** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 1:06 pm

Ghana CE's generally alright. The Nigeria / Ghana banter is what it is. Par for course. But that chap named Rawlings is a sicko troll. Lumping him in with Ghana CE's is unfair to our bredas.

Meanwhile good work performed by the satellites today in bumping off Argentina. Una well done.

DAgrin · Post by **DAgrin** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 2:14 pm

aykwes8 wrote:Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites

Yes, the individual class is definetly there.
But I noticed that everytime nigerian teams faced opponents that could match them physically and pace wise these teams failed as they were tactically inferior.

Nigerian coaches should stop to rely on individual class and physique and do their tactical home work.
I give Manu Garba the benefit of the doubt while I doubt that Keshi will ever be able to do his tactical homework.
I expect Garba to adapt his team's tactics more to the opponent and play a more advanced and reduced form of his total football - right now his attacking football is at cost of our defensive stability - a too high price to pay.
As somebody already noted yesterday - attacking lines can win you games, defenses win tournaments.

aruako1 · Post by **aruako1** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 2:26 pm

oloye wrote:
aykwes8 wrote:Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites
I wish we can reciprocate with similar objective analysis when the time comes. Meanwhile can you help us take Rawlings back to Accra, he is making a nuisance of himself on this site...

I'll pay Rawlings' fare home

walesvilla · Post by **walesvilla** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 2:50 pm

aruako1 wrote:
oloye wrote:
aykwes8 wrote:Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites
I wish we can reciprocate with similar objective analysis when the time comes. Meanwhile can you help us take Rawlings back to Accra, he is making a nuisance of himself on this site...
I'll pay Rawlings' fare home

let me know if you arranging any fare collections

oloye · Post by **oloye** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 2:57 pm

walesvilla wrote:
aruako1 wrote:
oloye wrote:
aykwes8 wrote:Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites
I wish we can reciprocate with similar objective analysis when the time comes. Meanwhile can you help us take Rawlings back to Accra, he is making a nuisance of himself on this site...
I'll pay Rawlings' fare home
let me know if you arranging any fare collections

About time we help that brother relocate or help him to locate his folks in Kumasi!

oloye · Post by **oloye** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 2:58 pm

aruako1 wrote:
oloye wrote:
aykwes8 wrote:Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites
I wish we can reciprocate with similar objective analysis when the time comes. Meanwhile can you help us take Rawlings back to Accra, he is making a nuisance of himself on this site...
I'll pay Rawlings' fare home

lukemana · Post by **lukemana** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 3:05 pm

aykwes8 wrote:Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites

He could have saved 2 of goals....E-A-S-I-L-Y

Ghanaba · Post by **Ghanaba** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 3:51 pm

oloye wrote:
walesvilla wrote:
aruako1 wrote:
oloye wrote:
aykwes8 wrote:Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites
I wish we can reciprocate with similar objective analysis when the time comes. Meanwhile can you help us take Rawlings back to Accra, he is making a nuisance of himself on this site...
I'll pay Rawlings' fare home
let me know if you arranging any fare collections
About time we help that brother relocate or help him to locate his folks in Kumasi!

Since his mom is from Edo state, he's entitled to some regal appointment in Benin City. Kumasi is too full.

DADA BOAT · Post by **DADA BOAT** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 4:12 pm

Isaac Success is Amazing!!!!!!! Honestly if Nigeria had a decent DM who could break up play and change game tempos as needed this team would be unstoppable

aruako1 · Post by **aruako1** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 4:15 pm

Ghanaba wrote:
oloye wrote:
walesvilla wrote:
aruako1 wrote:
oloye wrote:
aykwes8 wrote:Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites
I wish we can reciprocate with similar objective analysis when the time comes. Meanwhile can you help us take Rawlings back to Accra, he is making a nuisance of himself on this site...
I'll pay Rawlings' fare home
let me know if you arranging any fare collections
About time we help that brother relocate or help him to locate his folks in Kumasi!
Since his mom is from Edo state, he's entitled to some regal appointment in Benin City. Kumasi is too full.

Abeg no! Find space for him abeg.

Sir V · Post by **Sir V** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 4:21 pm

Ghanaba wrote:
oloye wrote:
walesvilla wrote:
aruako1 wrote:
oloye wrote:
aykwes8 wrote:Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites
I wish we can reciprocate with similar objective analysis when the time comes. Meanwhile can you help us take Rawlings back to Accra, he is making a nuisance of himself on this site...
I'll pay Rawlings' fare home
let me know if you arranging any fare collections
About time we help that brother relocate or help him to locate his folks in Kumasi!
Since his mom is from Edo state, he's entitled to some regal appointment in Benin City. Kumasi is too full.

Funny thing is the mom's village is a stone throw to my village.

oloye · Post by **oloye** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 4:33 pm

Sir V wrote:
Ghanaba wrote:
oloye wrote:
walesvilla wrote:
aruako1 wrote:
oloye wrote:
aykwes8 wrote:Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites
I wish we can reciprocate with similar objective analysis when the time comes. Meanwhile can you help us take Rawlings back to Accra, he is making a nuisance of himself on this site...
I'll pay Rawlings' fare home
let me know if you arranging any fare collections
About time we help that brother relocate or help him to locate his folks in Kumasi!
Since his mom is from Edo state, he's entitled to some regal appointment in Benin City. Kumasi is too full.
Funny thing is his mom's village is a stone throw to my village.

Okay sirV i take it that means you have volunteered to chair the fund raising committee to be set for rasing the funds to send him back to Kumasi. The Edo people are saying they tahnk the Ghana community for such a wonderful son, but for now they would want him to continue his education in Ghana , at the Legon University.

Dammy · Post by **Dammy** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 5:24 pm

DADA BOAT wrote:Isaac Success is Amazing!!!!!!! Honestly if Nigeria had a decent DM who could break up play and change game tempos as needed this team would be unstoppable

We do have a good DM in Idowu, who was dropped by Manu to accommodate more strikers causing an imbalance in the team. He has played every minute of the team's matches from U17 until he was dropped against Brazil. Expect to see him back in the side against N Korea.

Chief Ogbunigwe · Post by **Chief Ogbunigwe** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 5:24 pm

oloye wrote:
Sir V wrote:
Ghanaba wrote:
oloye wrote:
walesvilla wrote:
oloye wrote:
aykwes8 wrote:Nigeria has a very good team. U can see the individual quality in this team but Brazil was better on the night. The goalkeeper also let u down big time. But overall I was impressed. The flying Eagles are far better if I compare them to my satellites
I wish we can reciprocate with similar objective analysis when the time comes. Meanwhile can you help us take Rawlings back to Accra, he is making a nuisance of himself on this site...

let me know if you arranging any fare collections
About time we help that brother relocate or help him to locate his folks in Kumasi!
Since his mom is from Edo state, he's entitled to some regal appointment in Benin City. Kumasi is too full.
Funny thing is the mom's village is a stone throw to my village.
Okay sirV i take it that means you have volunteered to chair the fund raising committee to be set for rasing the funds to send him back to Kumasi. The Edo people are saying they tahnk the Ghana community for such a wonderful son, but for now they would want him to continue his education in Ghana , at the Legon University.

He has deceived you guys...his Mom is from Niger, not Nigeria

opine · Post by **opine** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 5:31 pm

He has deceived you guys...his Mom is from Niger, not Nigeria

Honestly I doubt Trollings remembers where he or his parents are from. He probably saw a naija flag in one of his hallucinations and has since latched on.

bushboy · Post by **bushboy** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 5:48 pm

DADA BOAT wrote:Isaac Success is Amazing!!!!!!! Honestly if Nigeria had a decent DM who could break up play and change game tempos as needed this team would be unstoppable

So Ghanaians now watch games more objectively than Nigerians?

Catalyst · Post by **Catalyst** » Wed Jun 03, 2015 5:03 am

I have to admit - I really do not have issues with Rawlings. I am not sure why people are mad at him. Is he worse that most of our own? Is it because he is not Nigerian? Please educate me of why people cannot put up with him but can put up with some notorious folks from our ranks.

Sunset · Post by **Sunset** » Wed Jun 03, 2015 5:41 am

DADA BOAT wrote:Isaac Success is Amazing!!!!!!! Honestly if Nigeria had a decent DM who could break up play and change game tempos as needed this team would be unstoppable

That's what "Grandpa" Ifeanyi Ifeanyi was designated to do, sadly he was the worst player on the pitch.

oloye · Post by **oloye** » Wed Jun 03, 2015 8:42 am

Catalyst wrote:I have to admit - I really do not have issues with Rawlings. I am not sure why people are mad at him. Is he worse that most of our own? Is it because he is not Nigerian? Please educate me of why people cannot put up with him but can put up with some notorious folks from our ranks.

Are you accusing us of being xenophobic or anti Ghanaian

..because i can assure you that i have many Ghanaian frriends.We do not have any problem with him, we just feel it is time he visits home....chikena

aruako1 · Post by **aruako1** » Wed Jun 03, 2015 11:22 am

Catalyst wrote:I have to admit - I really do not have issues with Rawlings. I am not sure why people are mad at him. Is he worse that most of our own? Is it because he is not Nigerian? Please educate me of why people cannot put up with him but can put up with some notorious folks from our ranks.

Most of the comments on this thread at least have been in jest. The guy even disses Ghana as well. I have no issues with him although I appreciate why some might find him irritating.

aykwes8 · Post by **aykwes8** » Wed Jun 03, 2015 3:58 pm

opine wrote:
He has deceived you guys...his Mom is from Niger, not Nigeria
Honestly I doubt Trollings remembers where he or his parents are from. He probably saw a naija flag in one of his hallucinations and has since latched on.

Exactly he's not even wanted on ghanaweb. He's over there as empire of victory wrecking havoc. He recently "retired" only to resurface as GoodLife. The guy is a real nutcase

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