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The Nigerian Football Federation (NFF), with its deadly conference hall policy, seems to be on the move again. No special gift to guess: Nigerian football might be heading south.
After the fall of the 2018 Russian World Cup, almost everyone agrees that Nigeria has a minimum of capable team to compete. the nearest future.
But beating the world is not just a luxurious dream. It's hard work; and do crucial things, at the right time. To turn the Eagles into real world champions in four years, it seems that competitive programs are well established, even by the FIFA and CAF calendar.
There are two AFCONS (2019 and 2021) and one Olympic Games. Now, if you do the right thing at the right time, NFF will try to qualify the team for all these competitions. Even the Olympic Games, which feature the U-23, with provisions for three players too old, would also be used to the maximum. Project as many stars available as their clubs can go out, in the Olympic age, to join the fray.
As you build, keep playing Grade A friendly matches on FIFA Windows; and use them to hone the team, give up those whose forms fall off and incorporate new discoveries. If you do this religiously, and over four years, the probability of bribing a great team would be high.
But if the morning shows the day, what does NFF do? S engage in self-destruction, with supporters vying for the post of chairman of the board, not without, apparently, government collusion. Yet, regardless of the standard, given the performance of the NFF – or their predecessor, NFA – through the ages, it is clearly the best advice ever made
So, why is success A fatality? This is the Nigerian jinx. At the very beginning of any life-changing process, reactionary forces join both legs to counteract it. Like the PMB presidency, like the NFF presidency of Amaju!
Did Hardball say "success"? Yes! Admittedly, the Eagles were eliminated after the first round of matches. But it was on the ground. Previously, most distractions came from the outside: late payment coaches, players bonus problems, unnecessary quarrels, all fatal distractions.
This last experiment? If there was something like that, it certainly has not been reported; and the nose of the Nigerian press is not the most inactive scouring scandals and other rots. Then, for the first time after the last World Cup in Brazil, Nigeria finally seems to have a team that it could heal; and a manager ready to groom with his technical badistants
But again, the NFF warriors have to embark with a fierce personal agenda, which has absolutely nothing to do with it. 39, national interest.
Hardball thinks the president should move in and use his influence to calm the storm. If stakeholders are tired of the presidency of Amaju Pinnick, the elections to the board of directors are approaching. Let them gather their supporters and let Pinnick gather his family, and see who gets the mandate.
It sounds a lot better than the actual joke that's going on, trying to get Amaju out at the very end of his term. mandate. Although supporters report a verdict by the court, the sports minister seems quite complicit in the conspiracy.
Hardball does not care about these individual interests. If the narrative points to Pinninck, it is solely based on the realization of his chart. But Hardball cares a lot about pleasure and joy, performing Eagles, Nigerians of all faiths, tribes and beliefs. You could still pick up, the roar and the caper of pride that the two beautiful goals of Musa, against Iceland, got Nigerians!
Of course, that should count for something for this little squabble elite? That is why President Muhammadu Buhari should call them to order, starting with his own minister.
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