FINIDI VS OSIMHEN VS NFF War New development

The Nigeria Head Coach, Finidi George, Victor Osimhen, and the Nigerian Football Federation have been in the news for the wrong reasons. In this episode, we look into developments happening around this story

[@AngelMichael2]

Finidi George is the assistant to Pereiro, former coach of Super Eagle, who reached the final of afcon. He and Pereiro made sure Super Eagle is in this position in World Cup qualifiers. So if he's not bringing in results at this stage, he needs to give way for a better manager to do it.

[@phsfootballglobal]

Yes understandable but don't you think he just needs sometime, if you think he should go, do you mind if it's another indigenous coach or you prefer an expatriate?

[@AngelMichael2]

​@phsfootballglobal we've missed so many world cup's to wait for another 4 years again, brother. It's really so sad this time ,but loosing to Benin 🇧🇯 is way below average of his performance and leaving us we no chance of qualifying now

[@phsfootballglobal]

@@AngelMichael2 Yh. But I think if Nigeria 🇳🇬 is able to put things together well, you may still qualify

[@AngelMichael2]

@phsfootballglobal That mathematics is what we don't need at this stage. 3 draw and 1 lost ,..3 point out of 12, and someone is thinking of sticking with the same formation and tactics

[@phsfootballglobal]

@@AngelMichael2 😊😊😊 it's well

[@positiveforce470]

We need our home-based players to play for us.

[@phsfootballglobal]

I think I share in that opinion but the question is whether we really have that quality locally.

[@sunnytimothy7704]

To everyone criticizing Victor Osimhen for the way he spoke to Coach Finidi George, it's important to consider the context and fairness of the situation. Osimhen has been under scrutiny, not for his performance on the pitch, but for his response to comments made about him while he was injured.
First, it's unusual for a coach to publicly mention an injured player in a critical context, especially one who wasn’t part of the match squad. Coaches typically focus on the players who were actively involved in the game. Criticizing Osimhen while he was sidelined diverts attention from the actual performance of the team.
Moreover, respect is indeed reciprocal. Legends in sports, like Finidi George, should remember that their words carry significant weight. Criticizing an injured player can be seen as unfair and might provoke a defensive reaction.
Comparisons to how Osimhen might behave with other renowned coaches, such as Antonio Conte or José Mourinho, miss the point. Professional conduct and mutual respect should be maintained regardless of the player's club or the coach's status. These top coaches would generally address the issues with the available players rather than drawing attention to those who are injured.
In summary, Osimhen's response might have been fueled by the frustration of being unjustly singled out while not being able to contribute on the field. It’s important to ensure that criticisms and discussions remain fair and focused on the right subjects.
Thank you.

[@phsfootballglobal]

Absolutely. I appreciate your position but if you watch the video you would realize we digged dipper in to the conversation. I'm one of the people who appreciates Osimhen so much

[@temitopetope1899]

Nice analysis guys but no matter what no Africans players can talk to mourinho, Antonio conte. Pep managed Barcelona without any achievement as a coach. Africans players need to do better

[@omewirioliver49]

Thank you for this
I really didn't want to say anything but because I think someone is seeing or thinking in my direction that's why I had to comment I saw osimens post and I was like hell no I totally don't agree with him here, for christ sake osime is a superstar who have played with many foreigner players and he shouldn't come on air and be saying all these swears and all, yes he's human but he should calm down, what if what they did to iwobi was done to osime does that mean he will never play for the super eagles again? Osime managers should do better this is not good at all
What about the way most people trolls the president of the country should we say the president should come out and react this way?

[@phsfootballglobal]

Thanks man. Absolutely agree with you. African player needs to do better 👍

[@phsfootballglobal]

@@omewirioliver49 That was very bad of Osimhen, we love him but he has to calm down and be professional

[@m.d8434]

Very unprofessional and very childish of osimhen. No excuse.

[@phsfootballglobal]

Absolutely. We love him but this shouldn't have happened

[@thulanemarvin1258]

He must also go live apologize to Nigerians and the team for for his reaction.

[@phsfootballglobal]

Absolutely 💯

[@oluwasegunayokunlesomefun8523]

Guys, Finidi George is a football legend, a big star. The best 7 at one time.

[@phsfootballglobal]

Yh that's why we are not happy with Osimhen