Everybody will agree with me that nutrition palys a key role in any sport (the rugby team has a nutritionist). Nearly all players I see in the UK Premier league are strong and well fed. These days I see more strength than brawn being displayed on the pitch. Look at Drogba first creating space by shouldering away an opponent before he gets to the ball. Now,my question is,what do our boys eat? They look so famished/malnourished-like they have spend all their lives in a drought stricken area. I think Farmers Choice should be symphathetic enough to put the boys on a one year feeding program before we can say we have a team. Hoping to win tomorrow is like committing a sin every day and hoping to get to heaven when the kingdom comes!! Impossible...!!!

Football is not like rugby...you don't need to be 'huge' to play well...its all about skill. Honestly i don't understand why the Sevens team requires a nutritionist.


life is too short to blend in

if you love soccer,then you know about Messi,Ronaldinho,etc etc they are not any bigger than our footballers. and they are fantastic. i think tactically we are light years behind many of the big guns in world football. also,does the team have someone to deal with 'mental' issues affecting players? any serious team has someone to take care of that aspect of the team. sio GP tuu. monitoring a players mental state is important. in the premier league,this issue alone can at times determine who wins or looses a game.

He who laughs last thinks slowest..

Oh,pliz Magigi!

Did you have to start this thread before the game? Why not after the game?

I mean,you've teared on the stars like you already know what the results will be tomorrow!

You and other Skerians are too raw on your view of the stars,though somehow justified.

How about some whiff of luck tomorrow and we clobber the Eagles,kendo like,2 nil! eh,how'bout that?

Obviously the circus in our football is sickening and makes one to despair (Like magigi has) but since we are playing at home,there's a chance that something unusual can happen - and that's what i am looking forward to tomorrow.

So,Magigi and others,put on your straw hat and let me see you at the coke stadium tomorrow - it might be brrrrrrr! and not grrrrrrrrr!

Cheers!

Biggest man you'll ever see was once a baby.

@ Pondi

I think Magigi is talking about strength,not size. Ronaldinho is at his optimal size and is a strong bugger to bring down. just try and watch him run with the ball.

Messi may be small and he will not use his strength to win the ball,but he sure will apply gas (speed) and guile to elude defenders at will,that takes some amount of strength and stamina.


I guess if you can't win with facts,you can always pen bile-laced,xenophobic rants to distract everyone.