Victor Osimhen is looking to hire a new trainer in a bid to improve his goal scoring form.
The Nigeria has enjoyed a fine campaign with Serie A club, Napoli.
The 23-year-old has scored 10 goals and recorded three assists in 14 appearances across all competitions for the Partenopei.
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It has emerged in the Italian press Osimhen is not satisfied with his achievements this season and he is targeting further milestones.
According to a report by Area Napoli, he has asked for a personal trainer to help him improve his game.
Osimhen is currently with Napoli at their training camp in Turkey where they will play Antalyaspor and Crystal Palace in friendly matches.
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Had it been they didn’t SACK GENERAL ROAH, OSIMHEN would have been in QATAR now dragging the GOLDEN BOOT with MPAPE..
@ Monkey Post, I read some of your post and honestly get the sense but this your forever clamour for Rohr gives a sense of selfish personal benefits denied by his sack.
I might be wrong but I can be pardoned when my reasoning tallies with the fact that you were hardly a voice during those times we Rohr supporters were lending all support to Rohr against those anti-Rohr. I can’t remember reading anything from this name Monkey Post. We had myself, Drey, Oakfield, Ubfl, Hush, Greenturf, Marvelous, Ben, Emecco, etc but you were no where then. Probably Rohr would not have been sack if you spoke out then just as you doing now.
Rohr is gone and that stays while we move on. Lessons have hopefully been learnt and any more clamour for him to return can only be seen as been motivated by selfish gain .
THAT SELFISH GAIN HAS ALWAYS BEEN NIGERIA’S PROBLEM IN ALL FACETS WITH REGARDS TO MAKING PROGRESS AS A NATION. THAT SELFISH GAIN GOT ROHR SACKED, THAT SELFISH GAIN INFLUENCES PLAYERS CALLED UP TO NATIONAL TEAM, THUS NEGATIVELY AFFECTING GETTING THE RIGHT BLEND OF PLAYERS, WHICH ULTIMATELY MADE US FAIL TO QUALIFY FOR THE WORLD CUP.
UNTIL A GREATER PERCENTAGE OF NIGERIANS DO AWAY WITH SELFISH INTEREST, NIGERIA WILL CONTINUE TO BE THAT GIANT BODY GUARD, WORKING FOR THE SMALL INTELLIGENT NATIONS.
@GLORY Like seriously? I was hardly a VOICE? Are you KIDDING ME?
SMH..
The PEOPLE you mentioned are all my COMRADES!
@MARVELOUS @BEN @OAKFIELD @DREY even @UGO @MAHMOUD @CHINENYE(been long I read from her here) an ANTI ROHR back in the day will tell you how the STORY go…
Man never you DISRESPECT and DOWNPLAY my CONTRIBUTION against the SACKING of GENERAL ROAH!
You are even the who’s ORIGINALITY against the SACK of ROHR should be QUESTIONED!
Cos I remembered some of you folks became a bit NEUTRAL(Fence sitters) in the STRUGGLE and some even sold out.. (like DR BANKS almost sold out) have you not wondered why I always mistook for GOLDEN CHILD?
Yeah…you are absolutely SPOT ON here for once (laughs)
@GLORY, in honest FAIR PLAY to @MONKEY POST, he was one of ONLY about 4 or 5 PRO ROHR geng who sustained the fight till the very end and hasn’t taken his FOOT off the gas for once. Among those EXCLUSIVE CLASS OF PRO ROHR HARDLINERS were the CHAIRMAN of the group DR DREY, UBFE, OAKFIELD and TAYO! Even GREENTURF ditto @GLORY moved on from ROHR when EGUAPALACE( apologies to another PRO ROHR who jumped ship but now shamelessly singing ROHR ROHR) was BLOWING AWAY all comers during the GROUP STAGE of last AFCON!
The 5, including MONKEY POST who famously always called ROHR; GENERAL were never impressed with EGUAVOEN until the day DR DREY came out to say I TOLD YOU ALL SO!!!!
I don’t SEE eye ball to eye ball with @MONKEY POST; lol, but we cannot RUBBISH his legacy on this forum as one of the STAUNCHEST and UNREPENTANT supporters of GERNOT ROHR on this platform!
Thank you my BROTHER @MAHMOUD..
Abeg tell am…
You see one thing I like about you is your HONESTY even though you might not always agree with the person
And I can’t never forget back in the day you, Jimmy Ball and @Footballfanatic always giving me tough time, bullying me lol and all that that I felt like dumping the forum…lol
@Glory, you know I’ve once thought about this? It got to a stage , I tot Ubfe was the one that has been using Monkey Post. I started noticing the name Monkey post when the sacking of Rohr was very close and he turned to something else as soon as Rohr got sacked and suddenly, Ubfe started fading out small small. Some of us have all seen the gradual downfall of Eagles coming and we predicted it for so long. But some people enjoyed that old epileptic football games of super Eagles I.e win two lose five of the past.
So.. Let’s sit and enjoy the ride till it ends.
Thank you SEUN you are very OBSERVANT..
I remember when you or someone told the rest FORUMITE that my comments are very WITTY like UBFE or something like that, that he might be the one now bearing MONKEY POST
Take heart. Let us all ensure that NFF does the right thing and employs a first-class coach to guide the SE. @Greenturf floated an idea in another thread that we should employ an English coach to attract quality players abroad to the SE. One would raise the question of whether we can pay such a coach. I am not particular about getting an English coach, just a top-quality coach. Why not? Nigeria is sitting on abundant natural resources. The revenue from their exploitation is stolen misapplied and siphoned into private accounts. Forgotten the case of f&&d&&g f%% on poor p@@@@@’s m$$$y?
Another problem is that the country is teeming with wicked and selfish opinion leaders. If Nigeria gets a coach with a paycheck of $150,000.00/month, racists with a poverty mentality will embark on a hunger strike until he is relieved of his post. They’ll begin to write toxic and threatening articles until the coach becomes uncomfortable. But the local saying in Nigerian villages goes: Good soup na money make am!
We must all have a radical transformation in the way we think. If Ghana can afford to pay a sound coach, even on a part-time basis, why can’t Nigeria? Like the stupidity and greed exhibited by Pinnick. You pick the least qualified applicant because he has the smallest salary demand (which he’ll still share with you) and you complain that the SE has been trashed 4———-0????? Next time it may be 6-0. Penny wise pound foolish.
@KANGA tell HER abi na HIM self make HE no ever DISRESPECT my CONTRIBUTION in the STRUGGLE next time o…
Or you want me start going back and bringing out THREADS of where I lend my voice?
Man the only thing you can tell me that I will say you are correct is maybe you joined this FORUM long before I came…
Cos I remembered joining this forum some months before the sack of general rohr and immediately I started voicing out against his sack…
And before I joined initially I was only just reading COMMENTS and later on started with my real names(lol..which I wont spill out) before I switched to MONKEY POST..
Let me even tell you some secrets..look immediately Rohr was fired and EGUAVEON appointed, I was the one that came up with that I.D “LET US FAIL WITH OUR OWN” all just to TORMENT JIMMY BALL for making that COMMENTS…
@KANGA tell HER abi na HIM self make HE no ever DISRESPECT my CONTRIBUTION in the STRUGGLE next time o…
Or you want me start going back and bringing out THREADS of where I lend my voice?
Man the only thing you can tell me that I will say you are correct is maybe you joined this FORUM long before I came…
Cos I remembered joining this forum some months before the sack of general rohr and immediately I started voicing out against his sack…
And before I joined initially I was only just reading COMMENTS and later on started with my real names(lol..which I wont spill out) before I switched to MONKEY POST..
Let me even tell you some secrets..look immediately Rohr was fired and EGUAVEON appointed, I was the one that came up with that I.D “LET US FAIL WITH OUR OWN” all just to TORMENT JIMMY BALL for making that COMMENTS…
And the only person that you can say gave his voice in this forum more than me is DR DREY
This is the footsteps all our player need to take, there’s a lot of mediocrity in our football, I watched England vs Senegal, the Senegalese failed to capitalise on their chances, but the English did, they made a lot of stupid mistakes, a foul could have stop the English from scoring. But it’s football, but Africans are failing to learn.
At least one African country should play like Japan, park the bus, wait for penalty. Football naa sense.
Imagine all our players are playing in mediocre clubs, if Harry Kane can defend for England, wetin do our players? If that England meet Tunisia, them go hear am.
Come and hire me now. I will train you on how to even score goal well well.
I am sick and tired of news about osimhen.He can hire Angels if he likes.I don’t care. Until he learns how to be patriotic.
@ Monkey Post, if you were indeed part of the group then that staunchly supported Rohr but using different ID, how then do you expect me or any other person to know?
You see, this whole idea of forumites using different IDs to speak against n for opinions, people etc just tells everything about the Nigerian negative way of doing things; DISHONESTY. Imagine, for things as simple as identifying with what we’ve got to say about our football, people morph into different names, IDs etc and we expect Nigeria to improve? MAY GOD HELP US.
Anyone can say whatever they like about me, I will not have to change Id for any reason. I supported Rohr when it was reasonable to support him but when it became obvious Rohr was losing his motivation due to serious external pressure on his job and looking pretty likely he was gonna be sacked albeit without credible reason, I supported him to go, if only to allow those who wanted to satisfy their EGO eat the cake to their satisfaction. And I have thoroughly enjoyed watching them constipating from over eating that cake.
Rohr is sitting back in his home, enjoying being paid for doing nothing. Nigeria failed to go to world cup while Ghana did. WHAT ELSE IS MORE SATISFYING FOR ALL THOSE WHO WERE STRONGLY STANDING BY ROHR? BUT ASKING FOR ROHR TO COME BACK WILL BE TANTAMOUNT TO SELFISH INTEREST.
@GLORY they will not tell you but the TRUTH is so many FORUMITE are guilty of using different I.D’S… including the RESPECTABLE ones you know…
But in the midst of all my multiple I.D, my original I.D MONKEY POST has always been in existence before the sack of rohr…
And I had to change I.D only to get at those ANTI ROHR SUPPORTERS back in the day nothing more nothing less… Not for any dubious reason.. am a good NIGERIAN if you get to see me one on one
And you confirming that you later withdrew your support for GENERAL ROAH shows that I knew all of you right from crash…
And you are even part of the reason why we are not at the world cup and we didn’t win our 4th afcon title in Cameroon…
UBFE…
2021 immediately GENERAL ROAH was SACKED.Check you will see a comment from MONKEY POST
https://www.completesports.com/thank-you-for-everything-osimhen-pays-tribute-to-rohr-after-nigeria-sacking/
2021 thread when rohr was sacked. If you check you will see my comments under
https://www.completesports.com/thank-you-for-everything-osimhen-pays-tribute-to-rohr-after-nigeria-sacking/
@GLORY this was 2021 Thread please check you will see my comments
Thank You For Everything’ — Osimhen Pays Tribute To Rohr After Nigeria Sacking
21 December 15, 2021 8:16 am
‘Thank You For Everything’ — Osimhen Pays Tribute To Rohr After Nigeria Sacking
Victor Osimhen has paid tribute to former Super Eagles head coach Gernot Rohr following his sacking by the Nigeria Football Federation, reports Completesports.com.
Rohr was sacked on Sunday as a result of poor performances.
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Sparta Rotterdam goalkeeper Maduka Okoye was the first player to pay tribute to the 68- year-old, and Osimhen has now joined his international teammate in eulogising the coach.
”Thank You For Everything Coach And I Wish You All The Best,” the Napoli forward wrote on his Twitter handle.
The 22-year-old made his Super Eagles debut under Rohr and has scored 10 goals in 18 appearances for the team.
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Richie 12 months ago
Osimhen’s meteoric rise under Rohr won’t be forgotten in a hurry by the young man…the numbers speak for themselves, double-digit golazos in such a short time, I’m not sure if even Yekini himself moved that fast with Westerhof!
Maybe someone in the comments underneath can help clear that up, hopefully
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Dr. Drey 12 months ago
10 goals in 18 matches is even being modest when you consider the fact that Osimhen didn’t score in open play until his match no 9 for Nigeria.
This same Rohr gave Osimhen his chance at the age of 18 when the boy was still struggling at Wolfsburg. Same Rohr was influential in his loan move away from Wolfsburg after speaking with the coaches at the club.
Same Rohr toughened Osimhen up to the ‘gong-ho’ Didier Drogba-esque styled striker we know him to be now by advising him to stop falling to the ground too easily and man-up in the face of opposition. Victor Osimhen and many others in the current SE sure have a lot to be thankful to Gernot Rohr for.
That is the Gernot Rohr liars claim does not trust young players….LMAOOoo…. yet we have paraded the youngest team in the 2 tournaments he led us to. Lies may be on the run for ages, the truth just needs a day to catch up…..LMAOooo…and it is already catching up so fast.
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Richie 12 months ago
Hmmmm…at the end of the day, facts are, indeed, sacred
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Rez 12 months ago
@Dr.Drey yes we understand Rohr was good initially and has helped in a way however modest to move the needle forward on Nigeria football and players development. Unlike most ppl with agendas or just want to criticize for the sake of it Rohr did loose a lot of the goodwill he had amongst most fans with his questionable decisions both in player call ups and in game tactics and management . For some reason he became timid, very unsure of himself and lacked the conviction to lead a team like SE and in all honesty if he kept going the way he did Nigeria will definitely have won nothing under him. Mentality and tactics is everything in today’s football and we see it from all the successful teams from England (Liverpool, Man City, Chelsea), Italy (Napoli, Inter Milan, AC, Atalanta), Germany (Bayern, Dortmund, Hoffenheim) I could go on. Everywhere you look all the successful teams wether club or country have a playing strategy/philosophy and almost all play an aggressive, high press, high energy, attacking system).
In every aspect of the modern game if we want to be honest with ourselves Rohr lacked the ability to compete at a high standard. If you cannot play with freedom, impose and assert yourselves against teams like CAR, Cape Verde etc is it when you face the likes of Argentina, Spain, Germany, France eta that you will play with belief and conviction? A lot of us liked Rohr and I was one of his fierce supporters and when his contract renewal was up I wanted him to continue but boy did he disappoint. This is a time Nigeria has very talented, hungry for success, fast and dynamic players that I have ever seen in my lifetime and I fully watched the Kanu and Okocha era. I remember getting up at 1-2am in morning to watch the games then. Those of us looking objectively just know Rohr lost something a long the way and if it was Pinnick and co influencing him unduly he could have spoken out, kept his integrity all of us fans would have stood by him and push comes to shove he would have worked away with his head held high and still got paid for the remainder of his contract.
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MONKEY POST 12 months ago
Hmmmmmmm… Osigoal!! I Know as you were putting that up on Twitter, heavy tears was rushing down your cheek! But hope Eguavon will manage you well like Rohr??? Wish you all the best bro!
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Francis Eluba 12 months ago
10 goals in 18 appearances for the team?? That’s massive. Well, Rohr, a great tactician brought the good out of many Super Eagles players. Yesterday was Okoye, today Osimhen. Who knows who will be next? For us Rohr fans, there can’t be a vacuum so we move on with the SE crew led by Eguavoen, to prosecute Afcon and the WC playoffs. Good luck Osimhen, God bless our ex Coach, Rohr.
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Chris 12 months ago
Rohr really wanted Osimhen to rule Africa football wise, hopefully, Coach Egu will continue. Good luck Rohr.
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Ben 12 months ago
And here it is Again, No 2 and counting. We ate waiting for the rest to speak.
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Mallon 12 months ago
Coach Austine Eguavoen, over to you.
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Yinkus 12 months ago
One thing can’t be taking away from rohr. He help most of the se present career wise. I knew this was worried about many se players not having a good club and how he giuded balogun, etobo, even at a time mikel when he was frozen out of chelsea squad.
He was like a father to them all, up until we stared hearing the sound bits of include local players in your plan.
He brought back discipline and humbliness to the team compare to days of maphia that we have before.
How come this same man lost control of dressing room as cliamed by pinnick or picknic i don’t get it.
These are the questions we should ask NFF. What are the factors that responsible for that. Is it players, Rohr himself, members of technician crew or government officials.
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Sammy 12 months ago
Bros, you know the story of the hunt will always glorify the hunter. This is the case with Rohr. This man was sometimes owed 10 months salaries and 18 months allowances and he never trashed the NFF in the media.
Even now he has left the job, he’s still not trash talking them. He has also done an interview defending Iheanacho and co against charges of indiscipline before the match with Cape Verde.
To be fair this man is not perfect, but anyone who says he didn’t do a good job is just being economical with the truth. The mantle has now been handed over to this so-called consortium of coaches. We will support them 100%, and we look forward to good results.
The so-called NFF that has trashed Nigerian football at every level bar the Super Eagles and Falcons will have their comeuppance some day; because not long from now “a Pharaoh who doesn’t know Joseph” will ascend the throne, and they’ll surely account for what they’ve done to Nigerian football development in the last six years.
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Dan 12 months ago
@Yinkus.
Yes discipline and humbleness is correct. Rohr guided his wards and even went as far as opening new frontiers in their careers.
Then came Algeria coach Belmadi who admonished African FAs to trust in their local coaches this was before Algeria and Senegal clashed at the final of the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt.
It’s a candid opinion that we need to build on the local content dotting our space. So far, Eguavoen crew has taken some steps coming within hours.
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Dennis 12 months ago
Under Rohr’s reign, players reported early to camp and if you came late, you were rightly dropped (okoye against CAR). Never did we hear of players fighting in camp as we heard under the reign of other coaches. Rohr had his shortcomings but then I ask, did the NFF do anything to help him overcome his shortcomings? Do you guys really think Rohr was the one who invited noble to eagles camp? Rohr who has always been sceptical of our league players would suddenly invite a goalkeeper that had been inactive for months?
I hope we do not fall back to where he picked us from because the writings is on the wall
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Ugo Iwunze 12 months ago
Chai Ndi Rohr hahahahahahahahahahah!!!! see as you all are making a mountain out of a molehill Osimhen was doing a normal thing that was a very straight forward message I feel if he really loved Roar as ndi roar are claiming, the message should nave been a paragraph not a line. Roar people una to dey over do tins..
Up Nigeria we move to the next level.
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Dr. Drey 12 months ago
Hahahahaha….Who sent any messages to African Guadiola after he dumped our team in the middle of the ocean and ran away…? Who sent messages to Siasia + Amuneke after both of them combined were relived of their duties when they couldnt guide us to ordinary AFCON….? Which of the current players has dropped even one word of congratulations to Eguavoen after his appointment, except Kelechi Nwakali who is trying to lobby his way into the SE despite not having made any impact at a lowly SD Huesca in Spanish 2nd division even till in his 3rd season at his club…?
Please if “ndi Rohr” have told any lies up there point them out….LMAOOoo. But if all they are saying up there a truths that are verifiable even in the public domain then deal with your shame of successfully tossing the future of our national team from frying pan to fire…LMAOooo.
For the 1st time in decades, we are going to AFCON completely hopeless. LMAOoooo. 4 of the major contenders for the AFCON are already shaping up with scintilatting performances at that ARAB cup, we dont even know where we will be camping….LMAOOoo…41 man list is being inflated with 6 additional invitees with 25 days to AFCON….LMAOOoo.
Lets not even talk about what will happen to our FIFA rankings and the imminent failure of not making it to qatar as we will most eventually be meeting any 4 north African teams or Senegal in the WCQ playoffs.
Afterall, your liar and fraud of a team leader as told us y’all are content with failing with your own…..LMAOOoo
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MONKEY POST 12 months ago
@Ugo Iwunze The best fareware messages to show how a person will be greatly missed either he got relocated, transferred or got a new job is not the longest but the shortest. Fact! Have a nice day.
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Prince Chizor 12 months ago
Osimhen only said, “Thank You For Everything”. In his Tribute To Rohr After Nigeria Sacking.
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Marvelous 12 months ago
I wonder why no player in the current super eagle set up have congratulated the current coaching.
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J.sam 12 months ago
I hope we do not go backwards with this highly stupid decision we just took…..Cos i remember vividly how we couldnt qualify for competitions after the proud african Guardiola left us for dead…..And P.S i am really disappointed in Mr Odegbami and some people with their ganging up against Rohr….He was not flawless, but the players respected him and i cant remember any player rejecting call ups unless injured unlike under our bribe taking contingent and people saying they cant see a style of play are simply oblivious, our style of play is simply a reflection of the low standards and skill set of our players compared to legends like Rashidi Yekini(may his soul rest in peace), okocha, Kanu, West, Oruma e.t.c and yes to people who think the populace do not believe in Nigerian coaches. they are simply all corrupt which is sadly a reflection of the nation we live in
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Elijah Samson 12 months ago
The same thing that happened to Osigoal at Wolfsburg happened to Christatus Macaulay and the then coach couldn’t help him. Rohr is not just a coach but a father. You and I know what would have long become of Samuel kalu if not for Rohr’s intervention. I rest my case.
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Muyiwa 12 months ago
Sooner or later Nigeria will regret sacking Rohr… Finger cross…
This was before the SACKING of Rohr @GLORY. And my comments is there
https://www.completesports.com/rohr-confident-osimhen-will-be-fit-for-2021-afcon/
@ Monkey Post. I respect your opinion as well as others here whether for or against. I am just trying to say life is dynamic n not static, hence however it was a huge mistake to make Rohr’s environment very unconducive for him to truly achieve anything meaningful, we must now have to move on . If Rohr was your father, will you advise him to return back to Nigeria considering NIGERIA’S present situation. I honestly will not because Nigerians hardly appreciate anything or anyone with good/honest intention. I’d rather advised he stayed back in Germany and continue to enjoy free money.
Chai! But @SEUN you sabi insult back then oo
https://www.completesports.com/exclusive-sacking-rohr-may-jeopardise-eagles-afcon-2021-chances-nwosu/
Before WE discuss anything, @GLORY APOLOGIZE first for trying to RUBBISH all my CONTRIBUTION against the SACK of GENERAL ROAH..