NewStats: 3,262,365 , 8,176,940 topics. Date: Monday, 02 June 2025 at 01:20 AM 6e181n

femi4:
FIFO: First IN, First Out

If you know, you know

Lai lai

I too like Japan!

From watching Naruto and other animes… God bless that country

See how flat heads are full of jealousy...









Up Japan 🇯🇵

Nazgul:

Exactly. They don't have any serious competition in their continent.

A continent that played at the semi finals before Africa is the same continent you're looking down on.
Why is Nigeria sitting 5th in her table while playing against Lesotho, Zimbabwe and Rwanda.

Have you forgotten this same Japan against Spain and last world cup.

Bernadette9:

A continent that played at the semi finals before Africa is the same continent you're looking down on.
Why is Nigeria sitting 5th in her table while playing against Lesotho, Zimbabwe and Rwanda.

Are you for real?

Go and re-watch the officiating that took Korea to the semi finals in Korea-Japan 2002. Especially the officiating in their match against Italy.

As for Africa, we have a very weak league that nobody outside Africa struggles to play in or watches. At least we've seen top European players go to Asia (China) to retire. How many come to Africa?

We're not yet serious.

GanagiBitrus:
Congrats Japan.

Our own journey to 2026WC still far...

Nigeria is one of two countries in our group that is owing goals 😂🤣 they don use debt swear for Naija.

So our next 2 goals is not for Nigeria na gbese them go take am clear.

Check out her grand children

femi4:
FIFO: First IN, First Out

If you know, you know

queue.popleft() returns Japan

NSNO:


I don't think there's any real footballing nation in that group

Do you think if the pair Nigeria group to this group that the teams in Nigeria group would survive it?
You're f**king playing Rwanda, Lesotho, Zimbabwe and co yet you're in 5th position, you're not ashamed you rubbish the hard fought success of another team.
Trust me those teams in Japan's group are not pushing over.

world cup is not our birth right....i dont see nigeria qualifying

wiseone28:
Check out her grand children

messi granny

dominique:
How won't they qualify when they're playing against teams like Bahrain.

Australia has played at the round 16 of the world cup and were eliminated by the eventual winner (Italy), they might have achieved more than this (I don't know much about them but I watched them play the world cup in the 2006 and they were a great team, Saudi Arabia defeated Argentina at the last world cup who happened to be the eventual winner (they're the only team to defeat Argentina).
Those teams in Japan's group are not pushing over.

NSNO:


I don't think there's any real footballing nation in that group

Is there any "real footballing nation" in the group where your country currently sits 5th with only 3 points after 4 games?

That's good

dominique:
How won't they qualify when they're playing against teams like Bahrain.

Don't be foolish please.... Looking at Nigeria group are we not meant to have qualified by now Hate people that belittles other people's hard work

Japon (as the French will say).... I that heartbreaking day 23 years ago, when Japan as high flying cohosts, narrowly lost 0-1 to outsiders Turkey. It was tears and rain in Miyagi...

They might be underdog in the tournament

Win both halves for me, na rubbish una go play

Turkey are doing wonders

Na thede ones go first comot

femi4:
FIFO: First IN, First Out

If you know, you know

Lmao. Better fifo

GanagiBitrus:
Congrats Japan.

Our own journey to 2026WC still far...

it's a must win for Nigeria and then hope for south Africa to drop points.

Naudeyrushme:
With two second half goals against Bahrain, from Daichi Kamada of Crystal Palace FC and star man Take Kubo of Real Sociedad, the samurai blue as they are fondly called successfully secured their participation in the forth coming FIFA World Cup Competition.

They currently sit top of Group C in the last phase of qualifiers in the Asian Continent with a total of 19points from six wins and a draw. Their closest rivals Australia are at 10 points.

Hajime Moriyasu will be competing in their eight consecutive world cup tournament.


Picture from fifa.com

Nigeria qualification for2026 world cup be liike morning mists.

E go choke like 2006 qualifiers in Kano that year
Or Cameroon vs Egypt in Yaounde that year.

NSNO:


I don't think there's any real footballing nation in that group

You have teams of Bahrain calibre in your group in which you still struggle to beat,teams like Rwanda & Lesotho

dominique:
How won't they qualify when they're playing against teams like Bahrain.

Congratulations to them.

E no concern anybody if na low level nations Dem play, nobody send anybody to dey continent wey get stronger teams

dominique:
How won't they qualify when they're playing against teams like Bahrain.

dat one na ur own problem o, na u know, Dem don qualify

Nazgul:

Exactly. They don't have any serious competition in their continent.

una wey dey Africa, una be top teams, na una know, Dem don qualify

GanagiBitrus:
Congrats Japan.

Our own journey to 2026WC still far...

I honestly don’t wish for Nigeria to qualify till we get it right with reliable players, and not bribery kind of players we have there. Players wey u no fit bank on.

Omoawoke:
Congratulations to Japan

The country of self discipline and continuous improvements

The country of Naruto, Bleach and death notes

One of the living evidences that you can be technologically advanced, developed without losing your self identity unlike west Africans ( western wannabe yet no sabi anything)

Well said! Very Conservative and disciplined people. I met a Japanese reseach student at the University of St. Andrews when I was in UK. He practically taught me time management and organisational skills. They are the masters of Kaizen principles.

dominique:
How won't they qualify when they're playing against teams like Bahrain.

But the Nigerian Super Eagles are on the verge of losing out with teams like Lesotho .

Focusmind:


Well said! Very Conservative and disciplined people. I met a Japanese reseach student at the University of St. Andrews when I was in UK. He practically taught me time management and organisational skills. They are the masters of Kaizen principles.

That’s why they are progressing
The culture of self disciplined and honor has been ed down thousands of years from their ancestors.. from days of samurai

They never lost their identity