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Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi is looking for goals against Zambia

Eagles set sights on Zambia

Posted: 2011-11-15 12:05

Joseph Yobo's record-equalling 86 caps has become a big talking point in the build-up to Tuesday's international friendly match, but it is goals that Stephen Keshi will be interested in. 

The new Nigeria coach saw his wards carve out a plethora of chances in another friendly against Botswana without scoring, and Keshi will want to see more penetration and efficiency in front of goal.

Strikers Emmanuel Emenike, Brown Ideye, Ike Uche, Ahmed Musa, Edward Ofere and co now need to get their finishing boots on and make those chances count.

Zambia have named a strong squad, and with returnee coach Herve Renard back, are looking as strong as they have ever been.

Never easy pickings for the Super Eagles, the Chipolopolo have grown even stronger in recent years.

The Super Eagles needed penalties to edge them out of the 2010 African Nations Cup in Angola, and it is a safe bet to say that a draw is not what the Copper Bullets are in Kaduna for.

Collins Mbesuma, Isaac Chansa, Felix and Chris Katongo are all amongst the squad in Benin, and Keshi is rightfully wary.

"This is a very good team, and we must respect them. But we must play our game and get goals," he said.

The Super Eagles have fallen off their 90s pedestal in recent years and Keshi, leader of that generation of superstar players, is keen to bring those days back.

"Now, we are starting from the beginning, and we have to work our way up to get our respect back.
"We played a good game against Botswana, now it is time to carry on against Zambia," he told his wards.
 
Kick-off is at 5pm at the Ahmadu Bello Stadium in Kaduna. The game will also be live on SuperSport and AIT.  

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red skin: 2011-11-15 12:57

KESHI BEWARE OF IKE SHORUMU.
He might not be in good company with Vincent Onyeama.

During the Japan/Korea WC, Coach Adegboye (Don't call me Festus) Onigbinde benched Ike for Vincent during our last group game against England and Shoruomu wasn't really happy as he went to the media to erupt his pent up frustrations. I think he wasn't really settled then and wanted to use the England match to futher showcase himself.

Oncemore during the Siasia's short lived era as the SE gaffer, Ike being the goalkeepers trainer was part of the failed system as he was one of the persons who voiced out in the media that Dele Ayenugba was as good as Vincent and I wouldn't be doing him any injustice to conclude that he was more of the reason Onyeama was dropped as his conclussions mattaers a lot as the GK trainer.
The rest is now history as we all saw that the two goals we conceeded where from positions the goal keeper was assumed covered.

It is natural as human to assume that Ike will not be in good company with Vincent Onyeama or the other way round.
Being part of Samson Siasia's advisers(GTr.) in his failed era, it is reasonable that Ike should go with Siasia and not be allowed to still be the trainer of someone he disapproved.

This is my opinion void of any ill feelings towards anyone but that I want the best for our team and I don't think it's a hard sell or what do you think?

sly1: 2011-11-15 13:12

'We played a good game against Botswana' Keshi, who did you ask before making such useless comment. In your days as Big Boss would Botswana have escaped Benin without a resounding defeat?

Just because you are not as good a coach as you were as a player does not mean you should lower our expectations. Wake up and win, win, win. Siasia gave us draw and he was fired. The only language we understand is winning. The pressure is ON, handle it.

larry: 2011-11-15 13:29

All the noise isn't necessary for now, what we need is results. If Siasia has to go for a draw, then it is really a big challenge for Keshi. In that match, what was good play without a win? This is very pathetic and uncalled for from you whom Nigeria (especially NFF) hope will raise the game. As for Ike in red skin observation, I am sure Keshi will not allow him mess him up the way he did Siasia. Keshi should cut down on his noise and give us a good game, we want action that speaks louder than television.

Polly: 2011-11-15 13:37

Please I want to know if the match will kick off 5pm CAT (which is 4pm local time) or 5pm local time. Different sites are reporting different times and this is how I missed almost 30 minutes of the Botswana match. I wish Colin could answer but he must be very busy now with the team. Does anyone here have a definite time of the kick off?

OVER-AGED PLAYERS ARE KILLING OUR FOOTBALL. SPEAK OUT AGAINST IT.

Seyi: 2011-11-15 14:16

@Polly
The match was scheduled for 5pm Nigerian time but Colin Udoh posted a twit about 30mins ago that it has been moved to 4pm Nigerian time. I guess the report on stadium generators failing and the state of power (electricity) in the country necessitated the move to avoid National embarrassment if the floodlights fail.

Seyi: 2011-11-15 14:38

A tweet LOL.........my bad

Mr Kpim: 2011-11-15 14:41

Granted that Siasia failed...why wouldn't NFF go for a technical adviser rather than a coach. It baffles me that of all the football countries in the world, only Nigeria still think that games are won from the pitch. Folks should grow the f--k up. After the group stages in any competition, technical know-how kicks in. That's exactly why Nigeria has not been winning anything since the last technical crew of Westerhof. So let's call a spade a spade. Siasia, Keshi, Amodu, Oliseh are mere coaches. Ahmed Musa and other top strikers will not make any difference if there's no technical adviser to technically assess, diagnose, plan and implement a "Techne" to finish off his/her opponent when the game gets tough! Grow up pls, will you already!

GoodLuck Jonathan: 2011-11-15 14:50

Keshi,if u want 2 suceed,u must b tough.Those who think sia1 was 2 tough must b kids durn days of clemence westerhof...weterhoff calld NFA trash n went straight 2 head of state babangida wen he wantd something..Keshi, b courageous n bring in new n young playerz.so many young naija born stringn up everywhere in europe.Tiago ilori,reece wabara,kenedy nwaganga,derrick ogbu,david amoo,sidney sam n nicky ajose are just 2 mention a few.Sia1 tried joel obi,2day d 20yrs old is our best midfielder..so many 18,19,20,21 n 22 yr olds are comn up in europe..Keshi we didnt appoint u 2 b a player agent like u n amodu did in da past..do d right thing n move our soccer 4ward.b careful wit NFF.dey blackmaild siasia wit enyeama issue so open ur eyez.

Dr Ike Achilonu: 2011-11-15 14:51

I do really wonder the type of ****yst we have on our site. This is not expected of sound-minded people. What is the real bone of contention in these arguments? So we still believe that we are one of the giants of African football.

My dear Nija people wake up and smell the coffee. That time of gigantism in African football is long gone. The fact that Nigeria refused to develop does not mean that other nations will not develop. Where are Cameroon, Egypt and South Africa?

The fact that Botswana held Nigeria in Benin does not mean we can not take any positives from the game. Can we really, confidently set au a good squad that can challenge the likes of Ghana, Ivory Coast and Senegal? The answer is NO.

But there was a time when these countries play against us to reduce the score line to a respectable margin. So what really happened? We fell asleep.

When was the last time a Nigerian player was among the contenders of African footballer of the year? I cannot remember. When was the last time a Nigerian won the ebony boot in the Belgian league (The first port of call for our players those days)? I cannot remember. When was the last time a Nigerian scored 20 goals+ in Europe? Off my memory. When was the last time a Nigerian player was nominated among the top-twenty players in the world? I cannot remember.

All we have is a bunch of players who are often constantly reminded that it is an honour to wear the national colours. No top quality to compete in top European club sides. The few who we have (countable with the fingers of a single hand) are either not regulars or sent out on loan.

Yes we may blame the administrators. But we all know that the administrators do not take the glory. It is synonymous to looking for fresh drinking water in the middle of the ocean. Players players every where, but not one to beat your chest to boast about.

We can confidently boast of 15 “registered” strikers……But they are all at par with each other without any one of them outstanding.

Could you imagine Yekini or Amokachi playing 90 min without netting a goal? I bet we cannot. Do we remember when Richard Owuobokiri was benched in the Nigerian team even with the European Golden boot? Do we remember when it was a delight to watch JJ Okocha, Finidi George, Sunday Oliseh, Tijani Babangida, Mutiu “the headmaster” Adepoju, Ruben Agboola, Stephen Keshi, Okey Uche?

Please once again, let us wake to the fact that we do not belong. It will take lots of effort to qualify for South Africa 2013, As for Brazil 2014, God help us.

SUYA: 2011-11-15 15:09

@Achilonu.
Good posting. Me thinks you posted this to lower expectations if Keshi fails today.

omo9ja: 2011-11-15 15:12

Dr Ike Achilonu.... that was everything I had in my mind,you are totally right...we need to put our house in order BY EMULATING OUR PAST ACHIEVEMENTS OR EVEN GO FARTHER.

OLUSHOLA (CHINA)

Jon iyeke: 2011-11-15 15:23

pls which stream can l watch this match,

Detmolder: 2011-11-15 15:39

@Dr Ike Achilonu - Great post you are spot on. Nigeria are currently an average team on the Africa continent. A Lot needs to be done to become giants of Africa ever again.

Dr Ike Achilonu: 2011-11-15 15:52

@Suya thanks; I am not trying to lower the expectation of today’s match against the Zambians.

I hope that we beat the Zambians, because it will go a long way towards helping Keshi’s confidence. A lot of our people will be looking for Keshi’s head today it the match is lost or even drawn.

As for me, I want to see good football. I do expect more enthusiasm from the players. They must chase after every ball, play as if there is no tomorrow, play with thought of every Nigerian in their hearts.

I expect to see more cohesive play from the midfielders, more shots on target from the forward players. They must play for each other and for every 150 million Nigerians. They could draw or loose, but win the hearts of every single Nigerian with very committed and more spirited display.

I do not support the coach but the team, of which the coach is part and parcel of. I hope we all bear that in mind when the match kicks off by 4pm Nigerian time.

Good luck to our boys. Super Eagle 4ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SUYA: 2011-11-15 16:14

@ Dr Ike Achilonu.
You sound more like the Achilonu of past memory; Government College Umuhia, and Ibeku High school. May be you a relative.

Nd Jones: 2011-11-15 16:18

Pls d match has been brought forward to 4pm. It's no longer 5pm again. Forumites pls take note.

dee: 2011-11-15 16:37

why is AIT advertising on their screen that the match comes up @ 3PM

uzochi: 2011-11-15 16:47

This is ALMOST a must win game for Keshi.
SIASIA's tenure produced lots of goal (even in his ONLY tie 2-2) for which he was fired.
other than that, No one can deny SIASIA's team was exciting and entertaining
Keshi needs to win BIG (NOT 1-0) tonight to prove to me he is capable of coaching this team.

Bigaben: 2011-11-15 16:48

Let someone remind keshi that he is not starting from the beginning again,Siasia has already layed the foundation by bringing some new and fantastic players into the team... why must nigerian coaches always claim to be starting afresh,on keshi's issue now i disagree because the team is already there for him to work on,let someone disagree with me

Polly: 2011-11-15 16:55

See the kind of football administrators we have in Nigeria. Few hours to the match and no one seems to know the exact time of kick off.

@Dr Ike Acolonu, a book can even be written on why our players under perform these days in the Super Eagles but you are all beating around the bush. If I may ask, how can these players perform so brilliantly at U-17, U-20 and U-23 level and yet give little in the senior team? How is it possible that they are suddenly reminded that it is an honour to wear the national uniform, just a few years after beating the world at junior level.

The bitter truth is that most of our players had already peaked during their "youth" team years. All what we get in the Super Eagles are players way past their prime hence all they can do is to puff for 90 minutes. We should stop dodging the real problem of our decline and stop this over-age syndrome. Can't we see the damage it is doing to our football?

OVER-AGE PLAYERS ARE KILLING OUR FOOTBALL. SPEAK OUT AGAINST IT.

Jon iyeke: 2011-11-15 16:56

please somebody help me with the links on which l can this match,

9ja Voice: 2011-11-15 17:01

Siasia was the SE coach who COULD not qualify SE to nations cup. He was not sacked because he played draw with Guineans. He was sacked because of competence. We can go on and on and cry, but he failed. He accepted it and has apologized. I wonder why we kill ourselves here defending a man who has accepted his fate. This is the era of Keshi. We can go on and on and hate him and even wish SE loss. Nothing changes. Keshi signed a contract. He has a mandate. If he fails. He too will end the same way, but until then……there is nothing we can do about it. Better learn to love him because he might stay for a long time. If you like come here and vomit all you can, it does not go beyond here. KESHI IS THE MAN WHO REPLACE SIASIA WHO WAS SACKED BECAUSE HE COULD NOT QUALIFY SE TO NATIONS CUP. Cry from now till tomorrow……..wake up and you still cannot change the situation. Help yourselves and be happy. Even if keshi loses the Zambia match. He was not engaged to win Zambia match only . He is contracted to take us to nations and world cup..up to semi finals…..until then……weep not child

Buchi: 2011-11-15 17:12

Zambia match .....win or not.
Keshi remains SE coach.
He signed a contract.
We all heard his contract terms.
Until he fail his contract terms.
Nothing changes.

Siasai was sacked only but by the end of his contract. Not end of a match.
And what was his end of contract? End of nations cup qualifying.
He failed to qualify SE to nations cup. He was sacked.

uzochi: 2011-11-15 17:13

@9Ja Voice
Well spoken, but let me ask you,
who started the Nations cup qualification?
ina group competition, if the coach wins all but one game (ala Champions League home and away format) will you call it a failure? that what siasia did. he won all his group games save for one draw and the reason we were in that situation was because someone else started the round before he took over. he had an IMPERRESSIVE record while bringing in new players and entertaining football.
but you are right, I support the SE more than i do one man. i wish Keshi success and hope he takes us to win Nations cups and World Cups. We shall ALL BE WITNESSES.

The word.: 2011-11-15 17:13

@Polly,stop disturbing yourself. This trend have been in existence for ages, you will be surprise even FIFA knew abot it. Get these facts right: Nigeria is not the only country using over age players. Even players that didn't pass through age grade tournament falsfy their age. Second point, what about our former players that performed at age level and still performed at senior level? Tijan,amuneke,siasia,yobo,kanu,mikel,and the host of others?

The problem is not only our players are average players, they are overated and arrogant. As for the administrator, I will still give the pass mark. This is the best we had in recent time except for sacking of siasia. There is tendency they can still improve.

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:25

NIG vs Zambia...............10mins played

9ja Voice: 2011-11-15 17:25

@uzochi,
My question and answer with you does not and cannot change the situations.
Siasia new all this condition you are mentioning and signed. Or do you know better than him.
He understand the situations and contracting much more than you.
He understand SE much more than you. Yet he signed. So what do you expect when he failed. To be honored G**** by Nigerians. Think again.
HE has to be sacked. He has accepted it too. Please do. Then move on. Countries sack coaches. Clubs sack coaches. Or you wan kill yourself about it.
SE is bigger than any individual.

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:26

NIG vs Zambia...............10mins played.....0-0

The word.: 2011-11-15 17:28

Yes! Siasia was given a mandate he failed. Just has someone said, he started midway and the team was alreay in a bad spot when he took over (that's not an excuse anyway, supposing he qualiffied, that's what we will be singing now). Except if we refuse to say the truth, we all know the team has improve under him better than the way he took over (I'm not saying the team cannot even be the best under keshi). My point is, what difference does it make sacking him and employed someone of the same pedigree?

The word.: 2011-11-15 17:28

Yes! Siasia was given a mandate he failed. Just has someone said, he started midway and the team was alreay in a bad spot when he took over (that's not an excuse anyway, supposing he qualiffied, that's what we will be singing now). Except if we refuse to say the truth, we all know the team has improve under him better than the way he took over (I'm not saying the team cannot even be the best under keshi). My point is, what difference does it make sacking him and employed someone of the same pedigree?

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 17:28

Hi @tartan,pls,ant link to watch d match in the US? powerblingtv is not going thru

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:29

Nigeria 1 Zambia 0-------------------goal by Kalu Uche............18mins

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:30

This Kaduna stadium is empty......dis game is like a high school game.....

ominier: 2011-11-15 17:31

please somebody help me with the links on which l can this match

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:32

Olutayo.............its working.......mail me rebb1121@hotmail to give u the low down how it works..........

ominier: 2011-11-15 17:33

please somebody help me with the links on which l can this match

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:33

If you live in the USA..............watch it on powerblingtv.com

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 17:36

Hi @tartan,pls,ant link to watch d match in the US? powerblingtv is not going thru

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:36

25 mins Nig 1 Zambia 0

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:38

free kick to Zambia.............kicked over the bar

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 17:38

@tartan,thanks,got it d way u described in the previous match

dee: 2011-11-15 17:39

tartan, i mailed u for how

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:40

Ahmed Musa is down injured..........

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:42

Dee.....I told u to mail me @ rebb1121@hotmail.com so as to give u the instruction on how to see the game..........

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:43

Ahmed is back on the field..............

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:45

U r welcome....Olutayo

dee: 2011-11-15 17:45

tartan, i already did twice. check ur mail.

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:46

The Eagles have started wasting ***** again...........35mins played......1-0

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:47

Fengor out....IKe Uche In..........

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:49

Dee....I got so many mails.............I will reply everyone at the half time.............pls be patient with me..........

dee: 2011-11-15 17:49

check ur mail tartan. email from alex

jide: 2011-11-15 17:50

tartan i emailed you too

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 17:51

@tartan,thanks,got it d way u described in the previous match

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:52

Pls my fellow forumites......I can only help if you live in North America.......USA, CANADA or Mexico

jide: 2011-11-15 17:53

I live in usa tartan

Ade 1: 2011-11-15 17:53

link to watch this pls

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:54

Jide & dee..........I will mail u guys at half time........

Tartan: 2011-11-15 17:56

Emuneke also scored.....Zambian keeper was sharp

Dominion: 2011-11-15 17:57

any link for this match in the UK?

Dominion: 2011-11-15 17:59

any link for this match in the UK?

san ko: 2011-11-15 18:03

These guys r playin like clueless chickens...dis cld neva hapn doin siasia's tme...gosh!..these NFF fools v spoilt our futbal by dia shortsightedness...nd to u guys like lappy dt talks like he had a bne to grind wv siasia,bayelsa man,freedom xpress nd co...shea dis is wat u guyz wantd...crazy peeps who cldn't undastand dt every road to gud sucess is littered wv momentary failures...

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:04

Sorry.......Emuneke almost scored.....Zambian keeper was sharp....

omo9ja: 2011-11-15 18:04

Well,I wish them luck

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:06

Please my people............I can only assist ppl that live in the USA............

dm: 2011-11-15 18:06

thanks tartan (dm)

quadry: 2011-11-15 18:06

Tartan...help a brother out withthe link man! Am from Boston MA. calljackson was mine!

dm: 2011-11-15 18:07

Too bad am in Europe :(

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:08

SE are playing really like chickens..........Na wa oooooooooooooo

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:09

End of the first half............1-0

quadry: 2011-11-15 18:09

Tartan...help a brother out withthe link man! Am from Boston MA. calljackson was mine!

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 18:09

after d removal of Ogude,the Zambians tok charge of the midfield.

the SE were not really making use of their freekicks,turning free kick over to the opponents.

good news is the score line.
@tartan,what's ur take?

omo9ja: 2011-11-15 18:10

Well,I wish them luck

The word.: 2011-11-15 18:10

anybody with line up and likely formation?

omo9ja: 2011-11-15 18:11

Well,I wish them luck

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:11

I will reply everybody now..........I knw it works fine in the USA.....but you can try ur luck if it might work for u outside the USA.

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 18:11

after d removal of Ogude,the Zambians tok charge of the midfield.

the SE were not really making use of their freekicks,turning free kick over to the opponents.

good news is the score line.
@tartan,what's ur take?

The word.: 2011-11-15 18:12

anybody with line up and likely formation?

Anthony: 2011-11-15 18:18

one of the most boring 45 mins of my life. FOR HEAVEN SAKE WE HAVE NO MIDFIELD!!!!!!!!!!!!!..THIS IS DISGUSTING!!

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 18:18

after d removal of Ogude,the Zambians tok charge of the midfield.

the SE were not really making use of their freekicks,turning free kick over to the opponents.

good news is the score line.
@tartan,what's ur take?

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 18:24

the midfield got to do better.Echiejile should come in d 2nd half.Ugo Uka should come in for Efe at the right back position,take out Emenike for Ideye,Obasi in for Musa,Ayila for Obi,then maybe Ofere for Kalu Uche,and of course,Ejide for Enyeama.

we need more coordination in d midfield,and more sharpness in d attack

that's my position with the players we have on ground.Remeber guys,we do not have a playmaker yet

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:25

I think I replied everybody with the link and instruction..........Now I want to enjoy the second half....

Amata Plus: 2011-11-15 18:25

Help somebody, ain't we back to the heart attack football days, ala Amodu era?

The guys are simply scattered running everywhere and going nowhere. Midfield? Does not exist. Why was fegor removed?

I am watching Ikpeba, a member of NFF Technical committee praise the team. Guess this is what we would be seeing henceforth as those who foolishly sacked Siasia would blindly defend their error!

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:26

@Olutayo..........the game is just a boring game...2nd half is on now

quadry: 2011-11-15 18:26

Any link ppl...tartan am still waiting man!

Anthony: 2011-11-15 18:29

one of the most boring 45 mins of my life. FOR HEAVEN SAKE WE HAVE NO MIDFIELD!!!!!!!!!!!!!..THIS IS DISGUSTING!!

felix: 2011-11-15 18:32

how come most guys can watch dis game dey dont care to share it wit other forumites,please how we see d game i live in germany

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:32

50mins...still 0-0

Anthony: 2011-11-15 18:32

Guys looking for links. Don't waste ur time. This match is not worth the effort. THIS IS AMODU'S SEOCND COMING. Heart attack football has returned.

Umunede : 2011-11-15 18:34

Wot a scramble? Zambia nearly equalise

felix: 2011-11-15 18:34

During Siasias time we cud watch most f thier games,u can see dat our football is going bck istead moving front,nobody even care if nigeeria is still playing footbal,na waoooooooooooooo

Mimi: 2011-11-15 18:35

Tartan, I sent you an email and you haven't responded yet. I don't want to believe you are here deceiving people!

omo9ja: 2011-11-15 18:35

Well,I wish them luck

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:35

quadry.......I replied everyone.......am very sorry if you did not get the instruction...........The reason I cant share the Instruction is included in the email............

uzochi: 2011-11-15 18:36

@ AMATA PLUS
You Sir/Ma'am have a good head on your shoulder and i always look forward to reading your comments here. infact i seek them out as you are one of the few people here with COMMON( not soo common) sense.
Everyone with a clear conscience knows that we are watching our football regress.
Ofcourse the people who were against SIASIA will praise a sub-par level performance of Keshi's eagles. what do you expect them to do? Say they were wrong?

I dont even care if the SE win this match, they need to play well first, then score MULTIPLE good goals before we can talk about improvements.

Anthony: 2011-11-15 18:36

@Felix and other forumites. If you have an ipad, download powerblingtv from the apple app store. its free. the match is on live. I'm watching on my ipad.

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 18:36

the midfield got to do better.Echiejile should come in d 2nd half.Ugo Uka should come in for Efe at the right back position,take out Emenike for Ideye,Obasi in for Musa,Ayila for Obi,then maybe Ofere for Kalu Uche,and of course,Ejide for Enyeama.

we need more coordination in d midfield,and more sharpness in d attack

that's my position with the players we have on ground.Remeber guys,we do not have a playmaker yet

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:37

@Mimi..............I dont av to prove anything to u.....ppl I helped are enjoying the game......Thats is the reason why helping people at times is not always a good thing........I did not ask for a penny from no one.....

Umunede : 2011-11-15 18:38

SE cant even put passes 2geda. Police ball. Zambia is doing all d playing

uzochi: 2011-11-15 18:38

@TARTAN
Thanks for your selfless work in trying to help others with links to the games. God bless you.
Please keep posting score updates and KEY EVENTS of the match for those not able to watch for one reason or another.
Thanks.

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 18:42

guys,where is d midfield? just thinking out aloud

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:42

Zambians are pressing the SE........60mins played...1-0

Umunede : 2011-11-15 18:42

Wot a chance 4 zambia. Came close 2 equalise again. I cant believe dis

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:44

Ike uche missed another opportunity................

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:45

@Uzochi...........U welcome my bro........its all abt the love of the game........

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 18:46

guys,where is d midfield? just thinking out aloud

Anthony: 2011-11-15 18:47

@Felix and other forumites. If you have an ipad, download powerblingtv from the apple app store. its free. the match is on live. I'm watching on my ipad.

uzochi: 2011-11-15 18:48

@TARTAN
and love for your country men and you have shown to do that even on last game when you were giving out links. I am on Base here in TEXAS and the Base computers dont allow streaming videos so i cant watch this live. will try and watch when i get home.

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:48

65mins played.......still 1-0

Amata Plus: 2011-11-15 18:49

Shame! Shame! This is so, so annoyinly shameful!

The word.: 2011-11-15 18:50

good game so far...afteral we are winning..thats the most important

Umunede : 2011-11-15 18:50

Zambia have totally dominated dis match. I cant believe. NFF, we leave u 2 God

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:50

Emeneke is too selfish with the ball... wasted ball again.....

uzochi: 2011-11-15 18:51

AN UGLY 1-0 or 2-0 WIN IS NOT ENOUGH.

Anthony: 2011-11-15 18:52

@Felix and other forumites. If you have an ipad, download powerblingtv from the apple app store. its free. the match is on live. I'm watching on my ipad.

FreedomXpress: 2011-11-15 18:52

I tried powerblingtv.com but is not wrkn for me. I subscribed to NTA, ALL channels, nothing, usa naija man unable to watch my super eagles, a big shame

The word.: 2011-11-15 18:54

Amata Plus...maybe you are watching different game from mine,there is nothing to be ashame of in this game.

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 18:54

the palpitation game has started again.God help ME/US

Amata Plus: 2011-11-15 18:54

What is wrong with these Zambians? Can't they score?

Tartan: 2011-11-15 18:55

70mins played...sttill 1-0....Emeneke out...Jude Aneke in

Umunede : 2011-11-15 18:55

Kad fans are booing SE and hailing Zambia.

manner: 2011-11-15 18:56

pls formalities which country is at home?

Amata Plus: 2011-11-15 18:56

What is wrong with these Zambians? Can't they score?

Umunede : 2011-11-15 18:57

I dont think Keshi wil last as SE coach

FreedomXpress: 2011-11-15 18:58

I tried powerblingtv.com but is not wrkn for me. I subscribed to NTA, ALL channels, nothing, usa naija man unable to watch my super eagles, a big shame

manner: 2011-11-15 18:58

This eagles can't fly

stan: 2011-11-15 19:01

NFF or whatever they called themself have made the biggest mistake of their life to apoint keshi is a coach look what Zambians are playing controling the ball so well than the so called SE

san ko: 2011-11-15 19:02

Cn we all c d big difference...hehe,all dose lappy dm clique...dis is d sme set of players siasia used to gve us lively nd entertainin games but jus tk a luk at watz happnin nw...r w really cin football at all...unless smefng's dne drastically,w'll go dwnward 4rm hereon...i see siasia returnin in the near future..he was d best we had..

Tartan: 2011-11-15 19:05

85mins played............still 1-0

jinan : 2011-11-15 19:05

wats the score?

The word.: 2011-11-15 19:06

nothing wrong with this team...they are just building them together..it will take time..keshi is just new to this team...we need to give him time. his better by far than siaisa and amodu combine together.

Umunede : 2011-11-15 19:06

Ball possession. SE 30% zambia 70%. Ugoh ukah receives yellow 4 time wasting

SUYA: 2011-11-15 19:06

@Tartan
Thanks.
The Zambians are wasteful. They are shooting from distances outside the 18 yard box.

manner: 2011-11-15 19:08

fans are going home dissappointed

Amata Plus: 2011-11-15 19:09

@word, I guess the Kaduna fans booing and leaving the stadium in disgust are watching the same match with me. If you are trying to speak faith, please, note this: FAITH DOES NOT DENY THE OBVIOUS!

SUYA: 2011-11-15 19:10

The game is being played on our own side of the field.

manner: 2011-11-15 19:10

ball possession 20 nigeria - 80 zambia

olutayo (USA): 2011-11-15 19:11

the palpitation game has started again.God help ME/US

SUYA: 2011-11-15 19:11

Ik Uche scores!!!

manner: 2011-11-15 19:12

it's a pity that our national is this way now

Tartan: 2011-11-15 19:12

Goallllllllll...Ike uche...............Nig 2-Zam 0...90mins played

Umunede : 2011-11-15 19:12

Ike makes it 2 against play

eeq: 2011-11-15 19:13

Nigeri9 (2) Zambia (0)

manner: 2011-11-15 19:13

solo effort from uche

Tartan: 2011-11-15 19:13

Now its injury time ...............2-0

SUYA: 2011-11-15 19:14

Zambians are so young!

manner: 2011-11-15 19:15

the play of supereagles very bad

uzochi: 2011-11-15 19:15

the funny thing is, I PREDICT that all those anti-SIASIA ****ysts will try to CONVINCE you that the SE played well. lol. Listen to them after the game and watch them praise KESHI while they called for SIASIA's head.

People say he is building the team, give him time. REALLY?
SIASIA was building the team at the same time trying to Qualify. He was pullying double duty and did awefully well with a 5-1-1 record with a 3.2 goals per game margin.
CAN WE BE FAIR with our assessment and see the truth.

Tartan: 2011-11-15 19:17

Game over.2-0

SUYA: 2011-11-15 19:17

Game over

uzochi: 2011-11-15 19:17

EVEN the ONE loss SIASIA suffered in the hands of the Argentines (AWAY FROM HOME mind you), we did not get dominated 70-30% possession like we just did with the far less inferior team of Zambia (compared to the Argentines) in our own backyard non the less

manner: 2011-11-15 19:18

a game controlled by zambians

uzochi: 2011-11-15 19:19

DECEPTIVE SCORE-LINE

Amata Plus: 2011-11-15 19:20

If they like let them score 100 goals. As far as I am concerned, this victory is deceptive. Why? Now we will get carried away, forgetting that the Zambians dominated every department and our team simply did not gel.

Bottom line: not good for Zambian morale heading to AFCON. FOR SE: WE HAVE OBVIOUSLY LOST ALL WE GAINED UNDER SIASIA.

SIASIA MUST GO! SIASIA MUST GO!! AND GO HE DID. AND WITH HIM WENT TEAM COHENSION, DISCIPLINE, AND PEACE OF MIND OF THE EVER FAITHFUL SE FANS.

OH LORD, HELP US!

FreedomXpress: 2011-11-15 19:22

Congratulations to the Super Eagles of Nigeria and the ULTIMATE SUPER EAGLES COACH, THE GREAT STEPHEN KESHI.

Game147: 2011-11-15 19:24

Congrats to the Uche brothers....Umu Aba ndi ball. Meanwhile, what a 'clinical' display by a 'clinical' Super Eagles team and a 'clinical' crew.
However, our forth mainland bridge is still under-construction.

val: 2011-11-15 19:25

VICTOR MOSES MAY REFUSE PLAYING FOR NIGERIA.
Source:Vanguard newspapers.
London – Wigan Athletic star, Victor Moses, won’t rule out pledging his international future to England, his agent, Tony Finnigan, has said.
“Let’s be honest, if he got called up for the full England squad, could you see him turning it down? I couldn’t,” Finnigan told Wigan evening post on Monday in London.
The Wigan forward, who had played for England’s junior sides, was recently permitted by FIFA to play for the Super Eagles, Nigeria’s national team.
Moses left the country of his birth aged 11 and played for England’s junior sides right up to under-21 level, but then,appeared to have a change of heart and was selected for Nigeria’s friendly against Botswana and Zambia this month.
The 20-year-old, however, did not join up with the Super Eagles for the friendly matches and Finnigan has suggested that the lure of England may yet still tempt him to stick with his adopted nation.
“It’s Vic’s choice at the end of the day and while Nigeria are only playing friendlies, he’s still able to commit to England.
“He can only do that if he’s called up, though, and I’m not sure how many times Fabio Capello’s been to Wigan recently,” the agent said. (NAN)

uzochi: 2011-11-15 19:26

@AMATA PLUS
Also with him with VICTOR MOSES who is now considering switching back to ENGLAND NATIONAL TEAM:

http://www.mtnfootball.com/africa/nigeria/news/2011/nov/15-moses-seeking-to-snub-nigeria.html

Shijo: 2011-11-15 19:27

Soon you will start hearing all the familiar lines: "a win is all that matters". "A win is a win" If this match were a competitive match, then many of us would have had high blood pressure by now.

This is all deja vu. Amodu style of playing and winning by luck is back!

Segun where are you? Is there any difference between this game and the one that was played on Saturday in terms of tactics and game plan?

These players have nothing to offer, I really pity Keshi. He shall continue to receive flaks, and its not his fault, its the fault of the players and the NFF.

Did you notice the contract given to him? 5 yrs contract, with only 2 targets: qualify for 2013 ACN and 2014 World cup. Maybe 2013 ACN, but 2014 World Cup? Well we shall see.....

FreedomXpress: 2011-11-15 19:27

Games is not won by domination but by scoring goals and maintaining that goal. In the last world cup before SA2010, Ghana against Brazil, Brazil allowed Ghana to circle around with the *****, but at their own time of chosen, Brazil scored, and scored 4. Thank You Stephen Keshi, less than 72hrs in charge, you have shown why men are not boys, and boys are not men. Congratulations.

topstarz: 2011-11-15 19:28

Hmmm Siasia cry cry babies just coming here to cry..Face the reality dudes unless Keshi fails to qualify for ANC he is our coach and nothing anyone of us can do. Me i wanted a foreign coach but i cannot do anything about it so i am left to support Keshi and the super eagles. So keep on crying river go soon full, na the same way pro amodu people cry for here nothing happen.

oga: 2011-11-15 19:28

Even spare parts sellers are now coaches of the Eagles. The game is all about winning, if Keshi can give us wins who cares about who controls game as some spare parts coaches have tagged it on this site. Go and ask the English with all their show time play where it has gotten them. Have they ever won anything in the game sef? Keshi, for us it all about winning. Win and forget all the armchair critics. In fact start setting your target, especially winning the cup of nation in 2013. Bring in more players from the local league who are physical and hungry and angry to win. Congrats on today's victory. All the best man.

uzochi: 2011-11-15 19:32

@AMATA PLUS
Also with him with VICTOR MOSES who is now considering switching back to ENGLAND NATIONAL TEAM:

http://www.mtnfootball.com/africa/nigeria/news/2011/nov/15-moses-seeking-to-snub-nigeria.html

val: 2011-11-15 19:33

Great result, though deceptive.
I want to believe its progressive after the 0-0 with Bostwana.
The players must change attitude henceforth, including the coaching crew. Thank God, no yelow or red card yet for Amokachi.
The reports i have read from all commentators here, MTN, SUPERSPORTS etc are not pleasing regarding our game today.
God Bless Nigeria, God Bless Super Eagles.

FreedomXpress: 2011-11-15 19:33

To Chronic losers, a loss is all that matters, but we are reversing the trend, a win, and I say added bonus- a convincing win, is all we want for our beloved Eagles, and to our beloved Stephen Keshi. Congratulation. what the mouth could not do with Siasia, the legs has done it with Stephen Keshi. Action will always speak louder than voice, no matter how twisted the twist could get.

elpressi: 2011-11-15 19:34

Siasia Got fired after his failure to win silverware with abundant talent in 2004 with U.S U of Georgia

Siasia was our assistant coach when we failed during ANC 2006
Siasia was our assistant coach when we lost 4-1 to Ghana in Brendtford
Siasia was Heartlands coach and they got relegated in 2007
Siasia was U-20 coach that failed woefuly with abundant talent at 2008 WYC
Siasia was SE coach in 2010 but failed to qualify us for 2012 ANC!!!

You want more?

elpressi: 2011-11-15 19:36

Siasia Got fired after his failure to win silverware with abundant talent in 2004 with U.S U of Georgia

Siasia was our assistant coach when we failed during ANC 2006
Siasia was our assistant coach when we lost 4-1 to Ghana in Brendtford
Siasia was Heartlands coach and they got relegated in 2007
Siasia was U-20 coach that failed woefuly with abundant talent at 2008 WYC
Siasia was SE coach in 2010 but failed to qualify us for 2012 ANC!!!

You want more

Amata Plus: 2011-11-15 19:37

@Game147, lol! You make me laugh. Clinical absurdity!

Now it is obvious to me that those who were against Siasia were simply after his person. It was his person not his performance they hated so much.

How do I know? The way they blindly defend Keshi. I am not against Keshi, I stand against an establisment that hates excellence and promote mediocrity.

Let me qoute Victor Ikpeba's last line on SS9: CONGRATULATIONS KESHI! A WIN IS A WIN. Remember, Ikpeba is a member of NFF's Technical committee that campaigned for Siasia's sack.

LORD, HELP US. MEDIOCRES HAVE INVADED OUR SPACE!

FreedomXpress: 2011-11-15 19:39

There are people with limitless excuses for failures, but there are those addicted to winning, always setting their eye on the prize and the trophy, this later defines STEPHEN KESHI AND HIS ADMIRERS.

Amata Plus: 2011-11-15 19:41

@Game147, lol! You make me laugh. Clinical absurdity!

Now it is obvious to me that those who were against Siasia were simply after his person. It was his person not his performance they hated so much.

How do I know? The way they blindly defend Keshi. I am not against Keshi, I stand against an establisment that hates excellence and promote mediocrity.

Let me qoute Victor Ikpeba's last line on SS9: CONGRATULATIONS KESHI! A WIN IS A WIN. Remember, Ikpeba is a member of NFF's Technical committee that campaigned for Siasia's sack.

LORD, HELP US. MEDIOCRES HAVE INVADED OUR SPACE!

topstarz: 2011-11-15 19:43

Little by little keshi will pick up, Unpatriotic "Cry babies" who rushed to watch the match praying and hoping eagles will loose so as to crucify Keshi on here are now dissapointed. Keshi you are the boss jare!

Shijo: 2011-11-15 19:43

I totally expected such comments. Objectivity is no longer the watchword abi? Its now about sentiments. Too bad.....

GoodLuck Jonathan: 2011-11-15 19:45

sackin siasia sent our football a decade back...2-0 against zambia...not bad but did d goals come frm individual brilliance or coach's technical input? d latter i blieve...dis is d beginin...I DEY LAUGH..Amodu dayz are back...business as usual 4 soccer agents ar back..I pray keshi gets it right but frm wht i saw frm today's game,problemz dey.

FreedomXpress: 2011-11-15 19:47

There are people with limitless excuses for failures, but there are those addicted to winning, always setting their eye on the prize and the trophy, this later defines STEPHEN KESHI AND HIS ADMIRERS.

SUYA: 2011-11-15 19:48

So this is the messiah that has come to restore our football?

I laugh in parables...

ehisbaba: 2011-11-15 19:52

@Anthony . Thanks. I downloaded the powerblingtv.com to my iPad and bio go there I was in Nigeria watching it. Thanks a million.

To all siasia fans. I am a siasia fan too but I must confess it takes more than talent to succeed in in some professional careers. Man management matters also. Following siasia, I must confess he had a problem with that. Let us remember attitude, respect to other persons, keeping disagreement amongst family and not in the pages of the media are all important to success. Siasia is talented but lacked some attributes of a leader.

I just hope keshi improves on his technical ability. Even though we won Zambia, a lot need to be done.

Are there no update courses for coaches . Most professions have that. If there are, please keshi update yourself otherwise when the qualifiers start, you may run out of ideas.

Also, we need a playmaker.

I still wonder why siasia never invited haruna. Poor man management because of a mistake he made in Egypt.

If English coaches never forgave Rooney for pushing cristiano Ronaldo in Germany 2006 and getting a red card, I wonder if he England would have been benefitting from his prowess today.

I am a siasia fan but I will call a spade a spade. He had ego problems and most of you forumites (I believe many of you are outside Nigeria) will agree he cannot survive where you are with that kind of attitude.

Up super eagles

FreedomXpress: 2011-11-15 19:58

Productivity is all about result, I say TARGETED result is what defines productivity, but as for the unwise and uncivilized, sentiments and emotions comes first, it does not matter the cost of failure. Even with historical failure, the worst in our national recollection and memory, there are those primitive elements who felt the best way to respond to a historical failure was to retain a failure with a monthly 5million reward. BUT THE OBJECTIVE IN PENDENT CRITICS AND WINNING MIND ALL SAID NO TO REWARDING FAILURE-THE BANE OF NIGERIAN PROGRESS AND THE ULTIMATE MARCH TOWARDS PRODUCTIVITY, ACCOUNTABILITY, RESPONSIBILITY AND CIVILITY. IN STEPHEN KESHI WE TRUST.

elzo: 2011-11-15 20:03

IF VICTOR MOSES LIKES HE CAN PLAY FOR ENGLAND, SLEEP IN HIS BEDROOM WITH ENGLISH JERSEY AS HIS PILLOW, DRIVE A CAR WITH ENGLAND FLAG WRAPPED AROUND IT FOR ALL I CARE. HE IS NOT BETTER AS A FOOTBALLER THAN ANY PLAYER CURRENTLY IN THE SUPER EAGLES TEAM. ENOUGH OF THIS VICTOR MOSES THIS, VICTOR MOSES THAT! DO YOU WANT TO KNOW THE TRUTH: I DON'T THINK THE SUPER EAGLES NEED VICTOR MOSES. LET HIM GO AND PLAY FOR ENGLAND WITH HIS GBALA GBALA STYLE OF PLAY. HAVE YOU WATCHED HIM PLAY FOR WIGAN? ALWAYS RUNNING MORE THAN THE BALL SOMETIMES. GO TO ENGLAND AND ASK ENGLISH FANS WHY SOME FOOTBALL WATCHES HAVE BRANDED HIM ROADMASTER, A NICKNAME FOR THE CARTOON CHARACTER THAT IS ALWAYS RUNNING, PEEPEE. NONSENSE. NEDUM ONUOHA TOO. WE DON'T NEED HIM IN THE SUPER EAGLES. I CAN'T WHO HE IS GOING TO MAKE SIT ON THE BENCH. BY THE WAY, LET ME USE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO CONGRATULATE THE GREAT LIBERO OF SUPER EAGLES GLORY YEARS, THE LEGEND HIMSELF, BIG BOSS STEPHEN KESHI AND HIS TEAM. KEEP THE GOOD WORK. RESULTS COUNT, NOT POSSESSION. SPAIN, THE SO CALLED WORLD CHAMPIONS, ARE LICKING THE WOUND OF DEFEAT AFTER ENGLAND BEAT THE 1-0. BLAH, BLAH POSSESSION. THE SPANISH PLAYERS ARE CRYING THAT ENGLAND CHOSE TO PLAY DEFENSIVE FOOTBALL. BUT HISTORY WILL REMEMBER THIS ENGLISH TEAM FOR DEFEATING SPAIN, THE WORLD CHAMPIONS.

AGAIN, BIG BROS KESHI, I SALUTE. YOUR WORK HAS STARTED. DO NOT STOP HERE. KEEP BUILDING AS YOU ARE CURRENTLY DOING AND YOURS TEAM WILL CLIMB MOUNTAINS!!!!!

Game147: 2011-11-15 20:05

Having preference for playing badly and winning also backfires when you meet a formidable team. You can escape minor teams but teams with balanced cohesion will expose you. People may not see Real Madrid loopholes when they play Getafe but when they play Barcelona FC.

Congrats to Super Eagles anyway.

Omodan: 2011-11-15 20:07

Nigeria won Zambia 2:0 at home, even with uncapped players.

If the political and internet coach (Siasia) had achieved the same result against Guinea, Nigeria would not have missed the ANC for the 1st time.

Coaching a senior national team is different from winning children's competition with over-aged players.

Congrats Big Boss! True Nigerians are praying for you.

Omodan: 2011-11-15 20:07

Nigeria won Zambia 2:0 at home, even with uncapped players.

If the political and internet coach (Siasia) had achieved the same result against Guinea, Nigeria would not have missed the ANC for the 1st time.

Coaching a senior national team is different from winning children's competition with over-aged players.

Congrats Big Boss! True Nigerians are praying for you.

Amata Plus: 2011-11-15 20:16

Siasia fans? Keshi fans? Is this what being a supporter of SE turned into?

Some of you really need to do a rethink on the way you ****yse the views of others.

Do you really think any right thinking Nigerian would be happy with the shame our national team has become? Till date I still feel pained each time SE are refered to as SUPER CHICKENS.

I am so very sad. I wish I never took an interest in football, especially loving SE wholeheartedly; blindly supporting the team all these years!

I weep because those who have brought our football to its knees keep insulting our sensibilities with cheap excuses why our only national team can play so disgracefully badly.

MAY GOD OVERLOOK OUR DELIBERATELY RIDE TOWARDS PERDITION BY COMING TO OUR RESCUE AND RETURNING US TO THE PATHWAY OF REASONING, JUSTICE AND TRUTH.

Amata Plus: 2011-11-15 20:19

Siasia fans? Keshi fans? Is this what being a supporter of SE turned into?

Some of you really need to do a rethink on the way you ****yse the views of others.

Do you really think any right thinking Nigerian would be happy with the shame our national team has become? Till date I still feel pained each time SE are refered to as SUPER CHICKENS.

I am so very sad. I wish I never took an interest in football, especially loving SE wholeheartedly; blindly supporting the team all these years!

I weep because those who have brought our football to its knees keep insulting our sensibilities with cheap excuses why our only national team can play so disgracefully badly.

MAY GOD OVERLOOK OUR DELIBERATELY RIDE TOWARDS PERDITION BY COMING TO OUR RESCUE AND RETURNING US TO THE PATHWAY OF REASONING, JUSTICE AND TRUTH.

Agbe: 2011-11-15 20:40

Have said it and i will keep on saying it, Keshi is not any good, pple forgot what he did with the star studded Malian team. see what he as done to the free flowing attacking team left by Siasia.

Even the great argentinian team did not dominate us, we dominate every team and pass the ball around well, not anymore. Amodu's disjointed football is back. Keshi will win alright but with what type of football. wellcum back, the great Amodu Shaibu.

pple can keep deciving themselves, some of us won't. I want all the anti Siasia to enjoy and suffer in silence. Our pple think its easy to put a team together, because Siasia did it, it must be easy.

I told pple few weeks ago that the are of disjointed eagle is back.

Lappy : 2011-11-15 20:51

CONGRATULATIONS TO BIG BOSS KESHI. BIG BOSS KESHI DON START BE THAT OO, HE DON OPEN HIS ACCOUNT BE THAT , MY GOD GRACE, BIG BOSS KESHI WILL TAKE US TO NATIONS 2013 IN SOUTH AFRICA AND BRAZIL WORLD CUP 2014, IN BIG BOSS KESHI I BELIEVE , LAPPY HAS SPOKEN

Agbe: 2011-11-15 21:18

I remember watching the first friendly with Argentina in Abuja on ESPN, the commentator said this is what Nigeria and the entire world as been waiting for. “Great attacking football”

Amodu won a lot of matches and hopefully Keshi will win some as well, he may even qualify us for both nations and world cup but at what cost? The brand super eagle will be tarnish and damage.

All those pple who use to love our football did so because of our attacking style.

Look at Brazil despite all Dunga’s win, pple cannot stand him, they said he as killed the Brazilian swagger and flair.

So hear pple say a win is a win, yes you’re right but at what cost? It is just a shame that my pple will settle for mediocre in the name of win. People with no class.

I thank God that he has calm me down, am not as hype up as before whenever my great country plays.

Thank you lord for saving me from the no vision administrator (NFF) who is hell bent on killing our joy.
A win is a win, which is good for countries like Togo, Mali and other small countries, but not for Nigeria.

manner: 2011-11-15 21:33

@lappy u aren't any sports lover even talking of soccer

manner: 2011-11-15 21:33

@lappy u aren't any sports lover even talking of soccer

manner: 2011-11-15 21:35

@lappy you are total follower football

topstarz: 2011-11-15 21:35

@lappy, i dey feel you ooo big time, my people come enter train wey don dey go ooo!!!!

manner: 2011-11-15 21:42

pls you non sports loving nigerians leave our sports to grow

manner: 2011-11-15 21:44

It's a shame today in entire world how nigeria football have been very bad

manner: 2011-11-15 21:46

where do you mention nigerian football now? if you are true soccer lover?

manner: 2011-11-15 21:56

@topstarz sorry start thinking the best for your kids . Maybe if you have my good friend. The truth we found us out someday

manner: 2011-11-15 21:56

@topstarz sorry start thinking the best for your kids . Maybe if you have my good friend. The truth we found us out someday

391982: 2011-11-16 14:58

THE FAILURE OF SUPER EAGLES OF NIGERIA; TO NFF
We northerners are behind the Super Eagles failure because when ever they are playing a match at the same time we are prying for their failure and we will not let them win any match.
Change of coach is not the solution, the solution is that those northern players that are eliminated from the Super Eagles must be in the team and at least 5 northern players in a match that is the only solution and if you want the team to succeed.

Muhammad Nasir A Yayu
nassyayu@yahoo.com
08024769775.

391982: 2011-11-16 15:04

THE FAILURE OF SUPER EAGLES OF NIGERIA; TO NFF
We northerners are behind the Super Eagles failure because when ever they are playing a match at the same time we are prying for their failure and we will not let them win any match.
Change of coach is not the solution, the solution is that those northern players that are eliminated from the Super Eagles must be in the team and at least 5 northern players in a match that is the only solution and if you want the team to succeed.

Muhammad Nasir A Yayu
nassyayu@yahoo.com
08024769775.

391982: 2011-11-16 15:06

THE FAILURE OF SUPER EAGLES OF NIGERIA; TO NFF
We northerners are behind the Super Eagles failure because when ever they are playing a match at the same time we are prying for their failure and we will not let them win any match.
Change of coach is not the solution, the solution is that those northern players that are eliminated from the Super Eagles must be in the team and at least 5 northern players in a match that is the only solution and if you want the team to succeed.

Muhammad Nasir A Yayu
nassyayu@yahoo.com
08024769775.

Kreeze: 2011-11-16 17:20

@Dr Achilonu,
I totally concur with you. This is a wast... generation of footballers. To imagine that some of us are still believing that we have what it takes to not only be at the nations cup but also to win same beats my imagination. Most of the players I saw at Ogbe Stadium the other day are not fit. The Super Eagles for some years now have been living on past glories.
We should stop blaming the coaches. Amodu, Siasia and now Keshi were never our problems. We no longer have quality players that can hold on when the time matters most.