Re: Africa Football Discussion || Current Topic: World Cup Qualifiers

Quote from: Agbamoni on Today at 02:07:18 PM

With all the efforts Osimehn put in to score the winning goal. I expected the team to take the defending serious. Osimhen has all the right to be angry at his teammates. The way the equalizing goal came was too casual. I wonder if those guys are really professional footballers. How can they not pay attention till the end of the game. Anything is always possible in football, but you must put in your effort first. If the goal scored by Zimbabwe was a classic goal that would have been a different case, but it was so simple while all the defenders relaxed because the time stoppage time was almost over.

To be frankly speaking, Victor Osimhen has all the right to be angry with the rest Super Eagle's players, of which if I was to be in his shoes, I would have done the exact same thing, because I will blame both coach Eric Chelle for removing Victor Osimhen at 87 minutes into the end of the game, of which we all saw how Zimbabwe was able to score an equalizing goal just 3 minutes immediately he was removed, implying maybe I'd hw had been on the pitch till the end, Nigeria would probably have won. And it's quite unfair, considering how dedicated he was to seeing Nigeria qualify for next year's world cup. However, it's just too sad, Nigeria wouldn't be participating in next year's world cup.