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Quote from: Agbe on August 18, 2025, 10:03:53 PM

Quote from: Youngrebel on August 18, 2025, 09:37:52 PM

What really killed the Super Eagles recent matches were the coach fault because he selected those players so we should not blame others and the next persons to blame are the players. They would have using this opportunity to do well so they can be used in other games and like this I don't think those players can be used in any other international games but in local games.
The coach was not having much experience on the players and that is why the technical crew is with him to direct and select the players because they know who is who.

There is no other person to blame than the head coach of the super eagles which the NFf made to take the chan eagles to this tournament my main concern is if this coach can't even perform in this kind of tournament how can we make any progress with this coach Nigeria super eagles is not heading towards the right direction with coach

Even though we may want to deny it but the truth still remains that the reason every other coach is failing in the Super Eagles is because they are not given free hands to choose their squad; there is always various political interest within the ranks of the NFF that always want to interfere with players selection for the Eagles. This may be what Sunday Olise saw that made him to resign and even foreign coaches are not free from these tendencies. When players are not selected based on fair competition, you should not expect them to deliver as expected.

I agree with you. Politics has eaten up every sector in the country. They are no longer after the best candidate that can deliver the job. How do you expect the growth of the National team. The only place where this is not happening is in the female football, because the management doesn't have females who are footballers and you don't collect money from females, rather you give them money.