collynzo2: he has shown his man management skills with Mikel. All those other players you mentioned are not half as good as Robben or Balotelli or Suarez and the rest. Osaze for example has far more trouble than talent, his 9 goals in 10 years says it all.

aikuda:

I agree with you that Oliseh may have used some strong language after Keshi made the issue personal. But that is to be expected after what Keshi said about Oliseh.
I don't want to banter words with you about the the meaning of "analysis". All I can say is that you cannot engage in useful "proactive" analysis without looking at existing facts, situations, phenomenon or occurrences. So whether you accept it or not most analysis are reactionary with a view to improving things in the future (you can call that "being proactive".

FYI: As I said before, Keshi does not need to make this personal. Oliseh was only doing his job irrespective of how you perceive it. My disagreement with Keshi on this issue is no reflection of what I think about his handling of the team. I think he is doing a wonderful job, but we are not giving our best yet, and that is what everyone is after: including Oliseh, you, and I. Lets not fight!

emorse:
How many goals has Suarez scored in the South American qualifiers? Where were you when Neymar was lamenting about being booed? You don't think he was being booed cos of "bad belle" do you?

ayusco: The thing with yobo is that his form in the SE has not been he has experience yet he's always the first to make that costly error. With osaze yes he has some talent n experience but hasn't been playing regular for almost six months plus is he willing to humble himself n get into the team dynamic like mikel has? From his past behaviour n outbursts I seriously doubt it. As for martins he looks a spent force to me at best a fading star. If he couldn't penetrate the defences of 'mighty' Kenya n Venezuela I wonder what he would have done against Uruguay Spain. If people even mentioned yakubu it would make more logical sense as he is one of the SE top scorers plus he had a great season in the EPL b4 his move to china

breezy047:


You are very funny. . .

You call that hard-working maestro Martins a spent force when he is still banging in goals?

Look at the stats here.

Martins > (2012-2013, 13goals in 41 appearances) 41% record.

Joseph Akpala > (2013-2013, 1goal in 21 appearances) 5% record.

Micheal Babatunde > (2011-2013, 2goals in 44 appearances) 5% record.

Ahmed Musa > (2012-2013, 11goals in 28 appearances) 39% record.


This is not meant to embarass all these THINGS keshi took to the confederations but sh.i.it has called for it.

Don't wonder why you can't beat kenya convincingly or even beat Namibia atall. . .the answer is there already.
You field a 5% goals record nonsense like babatunde, akpala in matches and you crown it by introducing a Gambo and you expect to score?

Far from it.

You keep struggling in front of goals internationally until you discard all these tiny and useless bits and pieces of cheap quality strikers littering our striking line ups and bring in their FATHERS like MARTIN, ENERAMO and co.

Experience does it in football and Martins still remains the GRAND-FATHER of goals if keshi will 'build' him into the team.

I didn't say so. . .the stat does.

The world cup is approaching. And if suddenly Moses pulls out again or Emenike goes down with injury. . .
Forget your secret million dollars agent business for now push out those inexperienced things and call back the bests of our Amunitions Mr Keshi.

aikuda:

It looks like you really have a good grasp of what he is saying. Brilliant!!!

collynzo2: Stop deceiving yourself, 13 goals in 41 appearances is = 31%. Ahmed Musa's ratio is better. You said we couldn't beat Kenya but you forgot your beloved Martins started the match and was running around like a headless chicken until he was substituted.

breezy047:


Walking around like a headless chicken like Victor Moses too did in the same match?

Cut the crap. . .The boys were fresh from nations cup euphoria so ALL of them WALKED around like a headless chicken. . .and you could tell that Martins in particular looked new to the team and just needed 1 or 2 more games to get in synch and blast in his goals.

breezy047:


Walking around like a headless chicken like Victor Moses too did in the same match?

Cut the crap. . .The boys were fresh from nations cup euphoria so ALL of them WALKED around like a headless chicken. . .and you could tell that Martins in particular looked new to the team and just needed 1 or 2 more games to get in synch and blast in his goals.

Sibabasibaba1:
Oliseh has been vindicated afterall.