Brazil To Rely On United And Madrid Kids To Beat Flying Eagles

Brazil must go down this time.

@Napoleon . Good posting. Nigeria should also watch for " diving" by South American teams. If they know you match them in skill, they resort to diving to get an unmerited penalty. Brazil and Argentina are cases in point. Manu should be " working" the refs from the sideline.

Oyah now! We welcum u all wit ur tactics at least u guyz no we ain't going to tke tinz lie-low

Yeah,no Nathan and Mosquito in their 26 man provisional squad,they were replaced with better and more experienced players. Average of 19.5yrs old. Boschilia is one of the few notable names from their old squad. NFF must do everything possible to get our foreign based players released on time. I think our team have an advantage against them even if they invite two more players from their senior team. Our team plays as unit,and our players are almost at the same level with the exception of Iheanacho and Yahaya and perhaps Success. The 4 new foreign players we're still expecting are not really new from the team except for Moses Simon who is more of an individual player than a team player. Player for player they r not better than this Flying Eagles,for team play Flying eagles have an edge,the only thing they have going for them is their name which will be ineffective against this current FE team because of their confidence and hunger for success,the best result this South Americans will get from us this time is a draw but I will be expecting a massacre from the flying eagles because is their opening game. However the only team going to this tournament we must be careful is the argentine team,they r very good from what I can observe.

no shaking we selves get boiz waiting u ppl

Manu prepare these guys well. This game is like playing the finals in the first game. Be watchful of Brasil.

What? Gerson, Malcom and Gabriel dropped? Is this coach for real? I hope you drop Nathan, Kenedy and Mosquito so we can beat a hell out of you.

We will beat Brazil

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I have a feeling the flying eagles are in for a rude awakening against Brazil. Other group games should be easier.

Its is going be a tough match, the chances are 50/50 it can go either way. South american teams are technical while African teams tends to be more of physical

Bring on Brazil.

I see the flying Eagles trashing brazil

Let them come. The bigger the talents, the harder they fall. I need this Brazilian team trashed just to send a warning.

Lets see how long it takes Real and United to release them to camp.