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If you played football at any respectable level or understand some of its subtleties that would have this drilled into their consciousness sentence ———— "go for the ball, not wait for the ball to come to you."

In the game against Argentina on 12 Nigeria June the Nigeria Super Eagles mostly waiting for the ball rather than go for it. This will be the extent of my criticism, if I was his coach.

The other thing I would have preferred to be a shoulder to shoulder arm linking the players during the recitation of the national anthem instead of "independent, palms in the chest. Shoulder to shoulder arm link means it boosts morale and unity and camaraderie that is what kids need to win a world cup. Palm on the chest on a football field is castrating and belongs to the presidential parade imperial majesty.

That said, I must admit that the World Cup since 2006, when Zinedine Zidane of France broke the Italian defender Marco Sternal Materazii with head football play I've seen so furiously, as seen in Argentina against Nigeria 2010 World Cup.

Although the Argentine team entered the field waving "signs-of-the-cross and clutching crucifixes, their hearts were dark and had no mercy on your physique. These 2010 Argentine players were brutes. Punched, who seized is chewed, ceiling and pulled the Eagles. I was amazed at how the Eagles kept his balance. If the Eagles back the strength he would have won. The Super Eagles defeated the Argentine team sportsmanship. Our boys are based in their fascinating footwork and agility. They danced on the field with the ball, which flew into the air to intercept the ball, hit the ball with both legs, rolled, fell, is weltered, but tenacious in until the final whistle. I was bloated for its refinement and performance. The Nigerian goalkeeper Vincent in Yemen was phenomenal. This is the image of the Nigerian press West is in denial. The hype of a Nigerian as a pretentious personality once again in doubt.

As if the resistance is not safe alone could guarantee victory, the Argentine coach Maradona had also prowling the corners of the soccer field like a boxer walking around angry a ring. In the many years I played football I have never seen a play in a football game. At one time, Maradona was flashing 'off limits' ball for equipment. That is outrageous and unprofessional. But again there is nothing professional about Maradona. If you are old enough will remember his "Hand of God goal against England's 1986 World Cup. That play badly stained his football 1986, as carrying a red card in a list is missing coach. His caricature along the football field was the wrong road, if he was trying to rehabilitate his public relations.

Maradona bully-like presence in the countryside was intimidating to both officials and players. See? Twisted and turned like a swirl around the game on any referee called no go your way.

Also flushed out Maradona Internet report that met with the officials one day before the game. Do you really convince the referee to "take care of their players?

Hate to waste my time on the referee. However, I quickly say that the referee was incompetent and intolerant in their calls. Seemed to be rewarding the Argentine with free throws for every little sin committed by the Eagles, but never seemed to find a kickable offense against the Argentineans. The crown for not calling a foul on the Argentinian when he scored his only goal.

Instant replay or review by the official has made it clear that one of the Eagles held before that the Argentine team scored its only goal.

For scoring the only goal of an Argentine player involved one of the defenders of the Eagle, which allows header to convert a corner kick into the net. That goal should have been dismissed. I do not know about soccer, but basketball team called for a foul when involving an opponent.

Just to be sure I am not very biased, I asked three of my friends who are from Nigeria, what they thought about the score Argentina. He also confirmed that one of the Eagles was held before the goal was scored.

Therefore, a trio of an arbitrator intolerant, a treat what the coach and bullfighters disguised themselves as football players who conspired to wipe the Eagles dinner what could have been a victory or a tie World Cup opening.

The Argentines may have been a bit better than the Eagles, but I should have tried fairly and squarely.

A envelope has to be a failure in a professional game, except of course devoted to wrestling 'most' Japanese.
FIFA should be able investigate these incidents in other to understand it, correct it and prevent it from happening again. incompetent referees have to be fired and expelled and coaches hanging around should be caged.

The loss in football is real and painful for both players and fans. No recovery may be prolonged closure.

If football should remain the pinnacle of every sport must remain fair and played on a normal level.

I demand that the Nigerian coach Lagerback Lar check out these charges with FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter. Was there a conspiracy of any kind at any level to deal with the Nigerian team with disrespect or compromise your chance to win? A powerful statement has to be done. Precedence should be set at this point in time to prevent future scams.

Thursday June 17, 2010 to the Eagles of Nigeria to the Greek squad. Please allow kids to play. The Eagles must increase the pace of their game a notch hotter. His back is against the wall and this is not the time to be gentle. No more room for Mr. nice guy.

The boys have to allow the muscles contraction, its rough edges, improve their heels, and sharpen your elbows. This is the way to win a football game. Do not tell them to be fair and vigilant. No can win football games when you are watching.

The Nigerian Senate President David Mark was quoted calling the Super Eagles to be a good sportsman during Competition: "We want to win by all means, but for fair play." I do not know if David played soccer as a kid, but man is difficult to win when playing "fair." To win you have to play hard.

Please do not politicize the sport. This is not at all the time to talk about money or reward by the Eagles of Nigeria. This is the time to play football. The Eagles are not in South Africa to atone for our sins or improve the image of Nigeria are there to win the World Cup. We have trained so we let them fly. Than boys to be natural. This is the way they played their growth. Let them play as they played around your backyard tough and street corners, on broken glass in the top of the landfill through the rocks, in open channels around bushes and in the dark always that continues to affect the motherland.

Let the Nigerian coach and the staff do what they must do to ensure that our boys win.

Please Mr. Largerback, meet with the referees. Tell them to "take care" of our children.
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