forgiveness:



How can I believe one who always gives wrong info?

forgiveness:


It was obvious Rohr change tactics and pattern of play when he brought on Iwobi.

I maintain, Simon Moses followed Rohr instructions, even Shehu Abdullahi followed instructions because he never crossed the half line until Iwobi came in.

They practiced this before the match during training.

Iwobi would have gassed out if he started the game.

There was no abracadabra Iwobi did. It was absolutely the game plan.

forgiveness:



Has Onyekuru helped his club to win the league?

Has Onyekuru won the second best Ebonyi award in Belgium?

Has Onyekuru assisted in a cup final competition to help his club win the Belgium FA cup?

At, club level, with enough facts on ground, Simon Moses has achieved more than Onyekuru in club level. Kpom!

tbaba1234:


No, they play the same role

that is what i saw from the games, i saw.

forgiveness:



How can I believe one who always gives wrong info?

Icon4s:


Simon does not have the capacity to make those touches and moves Iwobi made.

Simon knows only one way to play: puts his head down, takes on any defender that comes his way and pull out a cross hoping that any of the strikers would be in a position to score.

Wings play has gone beyond that. I am sure you watched the great George Finidi play. Tijani Babangida himself had to adjust to how Finidi played just that TJ was more pacey and more direct.

Simon has the pace but he is not even direct.Always playing himself into tight spaces. Ahmed Musa has the pace and he is direct but some times it will seem he left his brains behind while running.

I am a natural winger. I will know a great one when I see him.

Iwobi's type of winger/AM will really go places.
Simon's kind of winger will only do well at youths level but will fail to progress as he ages. Have you noticed his current stagnation? To me he has not improved since he graduated to the Super Eagles.

Samuel Chukwueze is another kind of Winger that can be devastating. I hope he is well groomed in a good club. He can be totally unplayable on his good day. He runs very well, takes on defenders, direct and has good eyes for goals.

tbaba1234:


Simon did excellent in his first year but he has not built on it.

Onyekeru appears to be building his reputation and will cause more ripples in world football today.

By the way, Onyekuru was nominated for the Ebony award. Top 5.

He was also third in the youth player of the year award.

This guy played for a team that was supposed to be relegated.

krattoss:
and it seems rohr prefers him likes that...and that also suits the gaffers tactics...cos explain to me how he has played almost every match under the German manger while ur onyekuru looks on from his plastic television screens and iwobi comes from the bench??

If u 're questioning Moses Simons ability and style of play?? Why don't u question vic Moses 's cos I think they have similar style of play...

Icon4s:


I am not comparing Onyekuru with Simon. Infact, presently I will pick Simon over Onyekuru for various reasons.

My point is Simon himself is not even supposed to be a starting material for the Super Eagles.

Recall Iwobi was injured ahead of the Cameroon clash which was why Simon Started. And going into the Zambia game, Rohr refused to change a winning team, which I also agreed to.

Go back to the games where Victor Moses and Iwobi were present whether Simon started.

To me he is more of a back up in the absence of Iwobi and V. Moses. And he needs to grow his game and be more versatile. He doesn't play like a modern winger.

safarigirl:
this coming from the person who claimed S. Moses is worth £20 million

krattoss:
and it seems rohr prefers him likes that...and that also suits the gaffers tactics...cos explain to me how he has played almost every match under the German manger while ur onyekuru looks on from his plastic television screens and iwobi comes from the bench??

If u 're questioning Moses Simons ability and style of play?? Why don't u question vic Moses 's cos I think they have similar style of play...

tbaba1234:


Lol... are you talking of yourself?

krattoss:
I can only laugh @ the bolded.. Like seriously, Simon no deserve eagles start Some one that has been starting right from the days I oliseh??
Tell me who derserves eagles start Mr coach

Icon4s:


Reason why Simon is still in the Super Eagles starting 11 is because we don't have so many wingers better than he is at the moment.

If he Doesn't change his style of play he'll end up like the likes of Pius Ikedia and Ahmed Musa.

Simon has a lot to learn in terms of his final passes.
He works so very hard but the product of all those hardwork is just average or less.

You saw how Iwobi changed things upon his introduction against Zambia? That is how a modern winger plays.

You notice Iwobi didn't run much on the wings which gave Shehu acres to make his runs. Iwobi went deep close to the AM position which was where Shehu's cross came to meet him and the rest is history. Ahmed Musa does that too once in a while but Simon is always on the flanks and doesn't really combine well with the number 10 player. His own is to take on defenders one-on and finally play one way-ward cross. You saw how Iwobi combined well with Mikel and even Ighalo. Same thing in the game in Ndola.

Yes Onyekuru is up and coming but as you rightly said I would like to see him develop as a striker.

We are blessed with wingers in this team but we don't have depth in the striking department.

Rohr should draft in Onyekuru among the CF jare.

forgiveness:



So, why are some clubs chasing after Simon Moses?

You didn't get to know because he has yet to force his way out, like Onyekuru did.

We are talking about 2nd best, you are talking about top
5.

We are talking about winning titles, you are talking about relegation struggles.

Ok, Simon was also in top 10 young player of the year.

I maintain, Simon Moses has achieved more than Onyekuru in club level. Kpom!

Icon4s:


Iwobi and Victor Moses are the first choice wingers.

Joebie:
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Nigerian-Brazilian Striker On The Radar Of Everton, Porto & Brondby
Published: October 23, 2017


Photo Credit : vejle-boldklub.dk

Nigerian-Brazilian Striker On The Radar Of Everton, Porto & BrondbyNigerian-Brazilian striker Dominic Vinícius Eberechukwu Uzoukwu is on the radar of English Premier League side Everton, as per reports.

According to Scouts In Attendance, Everton, FC Porto and Brondby representatives were at the Vejle Stadion (Vejle) on Sunday to watch the Danish First Division game between Vejle BK and Viborg.

Unarguably, Dominic was the most impressive player on parade for both teams, having netted a first-half brace for Vejle BK, though he later scored an own goal four minutes before the interval.

Born in São Paulo 22 years ago, he represented Brazilian clubs Clube Atlético Paranaense B, Cuiabá Esporte Clube (MT) and Associação Portuguesa de Desportos before transferring to Vejle in the summer of 2016.

Dominic has had an impressive start to the 2017-2018 season, scoring 7 goals in 12 matches while providing three assists.

The Afro-Brazilian, who was the top scorer in the Danish First Division last season with 15 goals, is contracted to Vejle until June 30, 2019.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel

--AllNigeriaSoccer

Take your time. You almost gave me a heart attack when I saw Vinicius in his name. I was like fuq, Vinicius is a Nigerian. Thinking he was the same Vinicius Real Madrid signed.

tbaba1234:
For the Super Eagles, Simon has paid his dues and deserves his position.

At club level, Onyekuru is currently better.

krattoss:
and it seems rohr prefers him likes that...and that also suits the gaffers tactics...cos explain to me how he has played almost every match under the German manger while ur onyekuru looks on from his plastic television screens and iwobi comes from the bench??

If u 're questioning Moses Simons ability and style of play?? Why don't u question vic Moses 's cos I think they have similar style of play...

Icon4s:


Simon does not have the capacity to make those touches and moves Iwobi made.

Simon knows only one way to play: puts his head down, takes on any defender that comes his way and pull out a cross hoping that any of the strikers would be in a position to score.

Wings play has gone beyond that. I am sure you watched the great George Finidi play. Tijani Babangida himself had to adjust to how Finidi played just that TJ was more pacey and more direct.

Simon has the pace but he is not even direct.Always playing himself into tight spaces. Ahmed Musa has the pace and he is direct but some times it will seem he left his brains behind while running.

I am a natural winger. I will know a great winger when I see him.

Iwobi's type of winger/AM will really go places.
Simon's kind of winger will only do well at youths level but will fail to progress as he ages. Have you noticed his current stagnation? To me he has not improved since he graduated to the Super Eagles.

Samuel Chukwueze is another kind of Winger that can be devastating. I hope he is well groomed in a good club. He can be totally unplayable on his good day. He runs very well, takes on defenders, direct and has good eyes for goals.

tbaba1234:
See terrific goal by Vinicius this weekend. Some scouts were monitoring

http://twitter.com/williamnordby/status/922088684551311360

chrisooblog:
personally i think it's a mistake compering S. moses to onyekuru. even though they play in similar positions their styles differ. onyekuru is more of a striker cum winger in the mould of CR7, thierry henry, osaze etc guys who can play on the flanks but always have a goal threat in them. such players will end up in the number 9 position. it will be more logical to compare onyekuru to kayode olanrewaju both play on the wings and have an eye for goal

simon on the other hand is a pure winger who just loves to take on and beat his man. the main stat that would be used to judge him is his number of assists but he will be also expected to contribute his fair share of goals. simon's game is most similar to people like hazard, robben, di maria and the likes. it would be more logical to compare simon to vicmo, peter olayinka, samuel kalu or even ahmed musa.

that said based on team honours obviously simon moses is ahead but on individual achievements henry is definitely ahead. more goals, good number of assists, signed by a club in a higher ranked league, better career trajectory etc but like i said before i think they have different roles for us to be putting them side by side. it's like comparing hazard to morata

Icon4s:


I am not comparing Onyekuru with Simon. Infact, presently I will pick Simon over Onyekuru for various reasons.

My point is Simon himself is not even supposed to be a starting material for the Super Eagles.

Recall Iwobi was injured ahead of the Cameroon clash which was why Simon Started. And going into the Zambia game, Rohr refused to change a winning team, which I also agreed to.

Go back to the games where Victor Moses and Iwobi were present whether Simon started.

To me he is more of a back up in the absence of Iwobi and V. Moses. And he needs to grow his game and be more versatile. He doesn't play like a modern winger.

tbaba1234:
See terrific goal by Vinicius this weekend. Some scouts were monitoring

http://twitter.com/williamnordby/status/922088684551311360

Icon4s:


Reason why Simon is still in the Super Eagles starting 11 is because we don't have so many wingers better than he is at the moment.

If he Doesn't change his style of play he'll end up like the likes of Pius Ikedia and Ahmed Musa.

Simon has a lot to learn in terms of his final passes.
He works so very hard but the product of all those hardwork is just average or less.

You saw how Iwobi changed things upon his introduction against Zambia? That is how a modern winger plays.

You notice Iwobi didn't run much on the wings which gave Shehu acres to make his runs. Iwobi went deep close to the AM position which was where Shehu's cross came to meet him and the rest is history. Ahmed Musa does that too once in a while but Simon is always on the flanks and doesn't really combine well with the number 10 player. His own is to take on defenders one-on and finally play one way-ward cross. You saw how Iwobi combined well with Mikel and even Ighalo. Same thing in the game in Ndola.

Yes Onyekuru is up and coming but as you rightly said I would like to see him develop as a striker.

We are blessed with wingers in this team but we don't have depth in the striking department.

Rohr should draft in Onyekuru among the CF jare.

aodis:


These are the kind of players we need. Rohr should give him a chance. he has a typical Brazilian mentality.

tbaba1234:


I disagree, he needs to play at a higher level.. He is young so let us be patient.

aodis:


22 years and was playing in the Brazilian league before coming to Denmark!!!! come off it bra! having experience in the Brazilian league and Dannish league is way better that most peeps playing in the Chinese league.

Eligreat247:
What about Francis Uzoho of Deportivo La Coruna?
I haven't heard news about him this weekend. Maybe he didn't play or what?