FIFA U - 20 World Cup Egypt 2009 - Page 3

omaks · Oct 16, 2009 , 07:53 PM

Originally Posted by Bunch17

Are you implying that his abililty is ...

I remember the ridiculous statement made by Tunde Disu at Saudi when we came from 4-0 down to win against the Soviet Union.

Bunchie That was one of the best games of football i ever watched. The 'Miracle of Damaan'. To this day i still remember what i was doing, where i was during the match as well as the many faces that were sat in out living room watching the match that day. (I wonder how many people reading this witnessed that matche, apart from you Bunchie, o)!!

Bunch17 · Oct 16, 2009 , 08:15 PM

Originally Posted by omaks

Bunchie That was one of the best games of football i ever watched. The 'Miracle of Damaan'. To this day i still remember what i was doing, where i was during the match as well as the many faces that were sat in out living room watching the match that day. (I wonder how many people reading this witnessed that matche, apart from you Bunchie, o)!!

As a matter of fact I watched the video oh! I was born the year the game was played oh! I am not that old. Be warned!

Damn! We are talking about a match played 20 years ago. Man I don Old. Where Ewuro? You don get mate be dat oh!

Odinaka · Oct 16, 2009 , 09:05 PM

Ghana 0- 0 Brazil, HT. I joined the match very late but noticed Ghana was in control of the game. Then a Ghanaian player decided to be plain stupid. After refusing to play a simple pass to his team mate in order to free himself from the pressure on him, he did even the more ridiculous thing by taking the ball into a tighter corner, where he didn't have any support whatsoever. Realizing he was in a dead end, he went completely mad and simply gave a Brazilian a pass, rather than put the ball out for a throw-in. The result of his pure madness is that he put his defence under pressure, after dragging them out with his nonsense play. In a haste to correct the mistake of his stupid team mate, a defender quickly brought a rampaging Brazilian down. Second mistake because there was no way the Brazilian was going to score, except by a moment of shear brilliance, or another madness from the rest of the defense line. Then the referee decided to act to the whole nonsense by showing a RED card to the Ghanaian player, when it could clearly be seen that he wasn't the last man. So Ghana are one man down. I hope they pull this one through, but that it's gonna be mighty difficult.

omaks · Oct 16, 2009 , 10:02 PM

Originally Posted by Bunch17

As a matter of fact I watched the video oh! I was born the year the game was played oh! I am not that old. Be warned!

Damn! We are talking about a match played 20 years ago. Man I don Old. Where Ewuro? You don get mate be dat oh!

LMAO!!! So if you were 1 and a half years old then and watched the match with your family, will you still not remember?

omaks · Oct 16, 2009 , 10:07 PM

Originally Posted by Odinaka

Ghana 0- 0 Brazil. So Ghana are one man down. I hope they pull this one through, but that it's gonna be mighty difficult.

Playing against Brazil with a ful complement of players is hard enough, how much more playing with one man short. I hope Ghana survives anyhow. (Even though i am rooting for Brazil in my inner heart)

Odinaka · Oct 16, 2009 , 10:34 PM

Originally Posted by omaks

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Playing against Brazil with a ful complement of players is hard enough, how much more playing with one man short. I hope Ghana survives anyhow. (Even though i am rooting for Brazil in my inner heart)

Penalty shoot out. Unbelievable how Ghana reached this stage

Odinaka · Oct 16, 2009 , 10:47 PM

Originally Posted by Odinaka

Penalty shoot out. Unbelievable how Ghana reached this stage

Ghana wins the u-20 world cup 4:3

Incredible!

Mikky jaga · Oct 17, 2009 , 10:00 AM

That Brazillian coach must be shot. The coach is simply not good at all. In fact he is inadequate.

He was the first coach to lose a world cup final at U20 to an African. In fact a lowly African Nation like Ghana.

He was so technically deficient that he could not defeat a 10 man Ghana - What a shame!!

To cap it all he was so utterly disgusting, he selected players that shot penalties over the bar!! How on earth can a coach be so daft?

I recommend that the Ghana U20 coach be recruited to handle the Senior National team of Brazil. He is the most technical coach in the world today. We cannot afford to have Brazil humiliated by lowly African Nations like this again.

I think Brazil needs a foreign coach from Africa.

Bunch17 · Oct 17, 2009 , 10:37 AM

Originally Posted by Mikky jaga

That Brazillian coach must be shot. The coach is simply not good at all. In fact he is inadequate.

He was the first coach to lose a world cup final at U20 to an African. In fact a lowly African Nation like Ghana.

He was so technically deficient that he could not defeat a 10 man Ghana - What a shame!!

To cap it all he was so utterly disgusting, he selected players that shot penalties over the bar!! How on earth can a coach be so daft?

I recommend that the Ghana U20 coach be recruited to handle the Senior National team of Brazil. He is the most technical coach in the world today. We cannot afford to have Brazil humiliated by lowly African Nations like this again.

I think Brazil needs a foreign coach from Africa.

Words of the clueless!

Mikky jaga · Oct 17, 2009 , 10:40 AM

Originally Posted by Bunch17

Words of the clueless!

I was only paraphrasing your arguments on this thread. You can see that it is you and, unfortunately, Omaks that are the clueless here.

Bunch17 · Oct 17, 2009 , 10:44 AM

Originally Posted by Mikky jaga

I was only paraphrasing your arguments on this thread. You can see that it is you and, unfortunately, Omaks that are the clueless here.

The mere fact that you did not see any difference in tactic between the Ghanian team and what Nigeria plays is what is worrying. The race of a coach is not important, what is important is what he brings in a team and in that area, Amoudu and Sia Sia failed.

Mikky jaga · Oct 17, 2009 , 10:53 AM

Originally Posted by Bunch17

The mere fact that you did not see any difference in tactic between the Ghanian team and what Nigeria plays is what is worrying. The race of a coach is not important, what is important is what he brings in a team and in that area, Amoudu and Sia Sia failed.

Now, talking tactics, pray, what tactics did Ghana use that made them win the game other than playing negative football. They nearly paid for it too if not for mother luck that smiled on them on occasions when Brazil should have wrapped up the game.

That was what Ghana had and Nigeria lacked - MOTHER LUCK

Bunch17 · Oct 17, 2009 , 11:08 AM

Originally Posted by Mikky jaga

Now, talking tactics, pray, what tactics did Ghana use that made them win the game other than playing negative football. They nearly paid for it too if not for mother luck that smiled on them on occasions when Brazil should have wrapped up the game.

That was what Ghana had and Nigeria lacked - MOTHER LUCK

Jeez! Mikky Jaga you see why I say you are clueless. Do you not play to your strenghts? That is football 101.

Luchi · Oct 17, 2009 , 11:32 AM

Originally Posted by Mikky jaga

Now, talking tactics, pray, what tactics did Ghana use that made them win the game other than playing negative football. They nearly paid for it too if not for mother luck that smiled on them on occasions when Brazil should have wrapped up the game.

That was what Ghana had and Nigeria lacked - MOTHER LUCK

Ha ha, Mother luck for where! That Nigerian team was simply horrible.

Mikky jaga · Oct 17, 2009 , 11:33 AM

Originally Posted by Bunch17

Jeez! Mikky Jaga you see why I say you are clueless. Do you not play to your strenghts? That is football 101.

Now, you are coming home, at last!!

The other teams, Nigeria played, knowing Nigeria was more superior, played negative football against us, hence the draw against Mozambique and the other lowly teams. Happily, and unlike Brazil, Amodu managed not to lose to any of them so far. Give credit where it is due.

omaks · Oct 17, 2009 , 06:31 PM

Wow!! It's certainly gone hot in here since the last time i visited. Mikky, Mikky, what's up dude? C'mon football is a beautiful game man, we shouldn't be intolerant of each other. Youu've got your points, just like everyone else. Let's not ruin this thread with name calling, okay?

So Ghana U 20 won the world cup, beating mighty Brazil. That wouldn't be the first time Ghana will beat Brazil at a world Cup, albeit at under age group. So i can't see how it is something out of the world. They have done great by winning, and on African soil for that matter. Let's hope an African team can do AFrica Proud again and win the 2010 World Cup in Souht Africa.

BTW don't forget folks that the U -17 World Cup starts in Africa (Nigeria) in 7 days. Let's see how our golden Eaglets will perform. Perhaps they will prove a better option to the lacklustre Flying Eagles.

heart-thief · Oct 20, 2009 , 12:21 PM

Originally Posted by Mikky jaga

That Brazillian coach must be shot. The coach is simply not good at all. In fact he is inadequate.

He was the first coach to lose a world cup final at U20 to an African. In fact a lowly African Nation like Ghana.

He was so technically deficient that he could not defeat a 10 man Ghana - What a shame!!

To cap it all he was so utterly disgusting, he selected players that shot penalties over the bar!! How on earth can a coach be so daft?

I recommend that the Ghana U20 coach be recruited to handle the Senior National team of Brazil. He is the most technical coach in the world today. We cannot afford to have Brazil humiliated by lowly African Nations like this again.

I think Brazil needs a foreign coach from Africa.

Permit me to ask..
are you by any means ashamed of being an african?
and what has "lowly african nation"got to do with winning?

and where are the "highly african nations"?
am really stumped!!!

Mikky jaga · Oct 20, 2009 , 06:18 PM

Originally Posted by heart-thief

Permit me to ask..
are you by any means ashamed of being an african?
and what has "lowly african nation"got to do with winning?

and where are the "highly african nations"?
am really stumped!!!

Heart thief, how far? Long time no jam! Since your intro days, I have not come across you. Glad to know you are still very active and kicking on NVS. BTW how many hearts have you succeeded in thiefing here? Wishing you more grease to your elbows.

What I wrote above that you referred to was a guided missile. The missile has since landed at the backyard of those it was meant to hit.

Cheers.

omaks · Oct 24, 2009 , 12:03 AM

Nigeria hosts the world from tomorrow in yet another under age world cup. this is coming on the back of the recent U 20 World Cup held in Egypt. Nigeria's golden Eaglets will open the defence of their Cup tomorrow against Germany, and hopefully they will be up to the task of avenging the defeat meted out to our U 20 eagles in the U 20 cadre in Egypt. Good luck to our boys tomorrow.

Mikky jaga · Oct 24, 2009 , 05:47 PM

Thanks for the reminder. I don't know how many Nigerians remember that such global event is taking place in their country.

The recent reversals suffered by our teams have made Nigerians believe nothing good can come out of that country.

I wish the golden eaglets success or, more appropriately, those that survive the MRI test of FIFA.