ChrisKels:


Lol u rly wanna know where he is? Oya ask Icon4s, komekn, forgiveness etc

Lol I will never forget when u warned us against that guy. U were like "Tammy doesn't strike me as a player we need, not now, not even anytime in the future" Bros u get foresight oo

goldfish80:


I noticed he avoided mentioning the proverbial "red carpet". Lol
Where is Tammy Abraham sef?

safarigirl:
Egypt and Morocco are more Arabian than African....this your narrative is funny. The closest countries to being white just happen to be the most organised, okay

safarigirl:
being a University graduate does not necessarily make one educated, especially in the Nigerian tertiary institution. I had a room mate in 300 level who thought Britain was in America....some would call her educated.

Education means to learn, there are different types of education, one of which is formal education, most Nigerians have been brainwashed to believe that formal education is the only form of education there is, which is not true. You can only become book smart with formal education, but you're going to need more than that to survive in the world.

TheSuperNerd:


I was waiting for this "save" from the poacher's strike.... Sir Goldfish will make a good goalie y'all....

tbaba1234:
Moses and Iwobi make the team of the league cup semi final.

goldfish80:

He didn't strike a ball, he made a tackle from behind.

realpoacher:


You have been making this statement for so long now it is almost turning into a song. Someone have to call you to order before it becomes a clique.

Your constant ego show boating of Epl & Championship over the Bundesliga is spurious.

The results of both Leagues from the Europa League is there for everyone to compare. When was the last time an Epl team outside the big 6 beat a German club in the Europa?... How well have English clubs performed in the Europa barring Man U who won it last season?

Now compare also how many times Bayern Munich won against the Epl big 6 each time they met in the Champions League.

I bet you don't know

Because if you knew, you wouldn't be here lieing to our face about how apart from Bayern Munich, all other clubs in the Bundesliga are below to both the second half of the Epl and even to the championship teams as well.

You might want to type your next argument with stats while I bring mine.

komekn:


I am somewhat bewildered you are quoting me but your comments and deductions are not underpinned from my comments.

This is a public forum and you are exposing your self.

Consider your statement in the bold and mine which is below also in blue bold. And consider what you have said and hinge your misplaced deduction on.


My opinion is that the championship is on par with the lower half if not better than the lower half of the Bundesliga.


Would it be wise for you to retract

safarigirl:
being a University graduate does not necessarily make one educated, especially in the Nigerian tertiary institution. I had a room mate in 300 level who thought Britain was in America....some would call her educated.

Education means to learn, there are different types of education, one of which is formal education, most Nigerians have been brainwashed to believe that formal education is the only form of education there is, which is not true. You can only become book smart with formal education, but you're going to need more than that to survive in the world.

tbaba1234:


I disagree with this..

I think the bundesliga is one of the best technical leagues in the world.

Apart from the top 6 or 7 teams in the premier league, much of the other will not do very well in Spain or Germany.

komekn:


I am now at total loss as to what you are trying to convey, it is muddled and you are saying everything but saying nothing specifically.

Dud you read my contribution I do not think so.

Players assessment and selection will always reflect club requirements.

You will start of with your base data which are physical attributes, speed, jump rate, strength, stamina, etc

However, for established players those stats are already reflected and established on the field of play. For instance we already know Sane, Dembele, Mbappe have blistering pace.

The other things like decision making, passing range, ball control, goal ratios, skill sets, etc, etc. will be made from game observation. either live and or video footage.

For instance I send only footage clips of individual games not a mix of games into one video because it's easily contrived otherwise.

The next thing which you call subjective but us objective in my opinion. Is CONTEXT. Playing in a lower less competitive and intense league like the Eredivisie means scoring 20 goals can not be on par with scoring 20 goals in the EPL. That's not subjective bot objective.

The Bundesliga is almost a one league team for near two decades has been dominated by one team Bayern Munich. That leaves a big gulf between Bayern and every other team in the Bundesliga.

In the EPL you do not have that gap over the past two decades there have been about 5/6 teams jostling for superiority. That's the competitive outstanding quality of the EPL.

Then consider the Championship we have teams regularly beating EPL teams in the Cup games. In this regard it's informed projection to say that once you take out Bayern Munich the and consider the lower half of the Bundesliga they are not on par with the EPL.

My opinion is that the championship is on par with the lower half if not better than the lower half of the Bundesliga.

I take interest in English football and a perfunctory interest in European football. I did go to Germany, Spain, Belguim, Holland and Portugal to watch matches last year. But it's just now and again.

I don't have to watch every league and if I wanted too I simply do not have the time. To make myself balanced. I watched UEFA Champions league and cup competitions even the youth ones. So I am not singular and parochial in my view.

To give credence to my view I substantiated it with external authoritative reference points. So I am.not like you Self made up and self based analysis.

tbaba1234:


I disagree with this..

I think the bundesliga is one of the best technical leagues in the world.

Apart from the top 6 or 7 teams in the premier league, much of the others will not do very well in Spain or Germany.

ChrisKels:


When I broke the news of Rohr's progress in the pursuit of the German boys sometime late November last year, some people thought I made it up, while some were questioning his continuous pursuit of these boys while the pro innit boys were tagging him a nepotist who is biased with his decisions when it concerns the Germans. People like Kog45 and tbaba1234 tried to be smart, hence, tbaba1234 said Uduokhai would be a lost curse, because, out of the trio, he was the only one with a feasible German dream as he is immensely talented, many reasons were given as to why our pursuit of him was a pipe dream. I jst giggled, and ignored the various quotes because my insider never gives me fake news. U all can now c for urselves

To those pro innit boys, PLEASE which of those average innit players can boldly say he is open to playing for Nigeria? People want us to worship whack players like Adarabi just because he is a mancity prodigy, tomori etc. Though Felix is head and shoulders above those innit guys, did u all see how respectful he sounded to the GWG? No innit player as talented as Felix will admit Nigeria is an option late alone being open to playing for Nigeria

Believe it, or not Jordan and Akpoguma are seriously reconsidering their earlier stances.

safarigirl:
being a University graduate does not necessarily make one educated, especially in the Nigerian tertiary institution. I had a room mate in 300 level who thought Britain was in America....some would call her educated.

Education means to learn, there are different types of education, one of which is formal education, most Nigerians have been brainwashed to believe that formal education is the only form of education there is, which is not true. You can only become book smart with formal education, but you're going to need more than that to survive in the world.

komekn:


I am not making a statement of fact but a question for open objective debate.

Are those players better than Dominic Iorfa who has been waiting for a call up while the NFF are playing hide and seek with him.

realpoacher:


You have been making this statement for so long now it is almost turning into a song. Someone have to call you to order before it becomes a clique.

Your constant ego show boating of Epl & Championship over the Bundesliga is spurious.

The results of both Leagues from the Europa League is there for everyone to compare. When was the last time an Epl team outside the big 6 beat a German club in the Europa?... How well have English clubs performed in the Europa barring Man U who won it last season?

Now compare also how many times Bayern Munich won against the Epl big 6 each time they met in the Champions League.

I bet you don't know

Because if you knew, you wouldn't be here lieing to our face about how apart from Bayern Munich, all other clubs in the Bundesliga are below to both the second half of the Epl and even to the championship teams as well.

You might want to type your next argument with stats while I bring mine.

komekn:


I am not making a statement of fact but a question for open objective debate.

Are those players better than Dominic Iorfa who has been waiting for a call up while the NFF are playing hide and seek with him.

kennysville:



My bruh, I feel your point but objectively or should i delicately put it as in reality, it doesnt always work like that. Victor Moses that you mentioned has been bounced around from place to place in the name of loans and for the first time in his career, he is playing week in week out in a role he never even knew he could play in. That is discovery. Asking him to do more can have great consequences on the outcome of the team. For those that appreciate Classical / Orchestra music, each instrument is assigned at a particular time to sound. Some sound all through the piece of music, others give sense of rhythm while some just give the tingle. Thats the same thing in football. The Maestro(coach) directs the play. Hence the playing according to instructions.

Comparing what moses does to that of Willian is a little off cos they dont do the same thing. They dont play the same role. The quality of Willian is not in doubt. He can dribble, score freekicks and all these are well documented for his coach to see. Hence when deciding on his game plan, the coach knows what he wants to achieve and if a player starts to do otherwise, then he is inviting the wrath of the coach. Plain and simple.

There is beauty in simplicity. Not everyone can play like messi, neymar or Mbappe. Why? Their quality is not in doubt. And so they can get away with loss of possession every now and then because of their return. Henry Onyekuru has always been bold to dribble, he played for a low level team and if thats how he gets his results and his coach likes it, then so be it. Now he plays for Anderlecht and the coach is complaining that he dribbles too much and cannot play as a 9. You see where I am getting at?

Bottomline of what we saying here has more to do with ability to play to instructions. Thats maturity and discipline. If Moses wants to play his own stunts at club level, then he should switch to maybe a low level club where they wont mind if he dribbles the whole team. Unfortunately, he bacame a lot popular recently by reason of being a wingback. And sadly, that is how he will always be seen goin forward, especially in England.

komekn:


I agree but disagree.

Education that is interactive, relevant application led and participatory deliberative gives competitive advantage. In addition increases personal capacity and widens ones knowledge base.

My Father is an academic and taught at UNN that's why I speak Ibo.

In my experience Of Nigerian education. The Lecturers projected themselves as infallible and unquestionable. The lecturers are small god's who require total reverence and must always be obeyed . The modus of study was more about rote memorisation that is cramming and quoting everything the lecture has delivered and never to be in contention and or contradiction with your lecturers.

I went to two Russell group universities in England. I found it shocking to call my Prof. not sir but by his first name Ryan,at the time I thought oyibo deh craze. I remember at a lecture contending and disagreeing with my lecturer. In a large 200 seat lecture theatre.

Crazy but true, he simply got up handed me the microphone and asked me to take the lecture that on this occasion I clearly knew more than him. I can never imagine that happening in Nigeria. Infact the opposite will happen you have just failed that course.

So I think formal education increases and enhances your understanding and your knowledge capacity. It is not an end in itself but a catalyst to widen your appreciations.

elyte89:




Boss,if u like get PHD,what happened to oruma,could have happened to anyone of us here,he was swindled, scammed,defrauded, duped,.... Not dt he invested his money on women, drugs etc,even d wisest persons gets swindled. We shld pray not to fall into deir hands

BTW,Managing/expansion of resources has nothing to do with education, education only plays a part


We av so many graduates out dere who can't overturn 1k into 10k,but give d same 1k to a trader on street,u will b marveled with her analysis on aw to invest d 1k to bring in 10k

Icon4s:


I share in your view bro.

I have had to be a student of Nigerian lectures (my first two degrees)And American lectures. Man, the difference is clear.

You are very right about the issue of name calling. I had a professor during my M.Sc. If you tell him good morning Sir he can embarrass you. You have to tell him "good morning Prof". Same goes for when you want to call his attention in Class. While that is not the same for those in the US.

Most Nigerian lecturers mystify their courses and want you to fail so they will be highly feared. But reverse is the case abroad.

A Nigerian lecturer will be boasting of a note he has been using for over 20years , that he has raised professors from it. Nothing has changed for him, when new knowledge is evolving everyday.

I intend going back to the classroom later in life. And I am going to change a lot of things.

Icon4s:


I share in your view bro.

I have had to be a student of Nigerian lectures (my first two degrees)And American lectures. Man, the difference is clear.

You are very right about the issue of name calling. I had a professor during my M.Sc. If you tell him good morning Sir he can embarrass you. You have to tell him "good morning Prof". Same goes for when you want to call his attention in Class. While that is not the same for those in the US.

Most Nigerian lecturers mystify their courses and want you to fail so they will be highly feared. But reverse is the case abroad.

A Nigerian lecturer will be boasting of a note he has been using for over 20years , that he has raised professors from it. Nothing has changed for him, when new knowledge is evolving everyday.

I intend going back to the classroom later in life. And I am going to change a lot of things.

TheSuperNerd:
Why are you guys even having this discussion?

In the world ratings of leagues it is clear that in terms of all-round quality and technical proficiency both LA liga and Bundesliga trumps the EPL. #Fact

The EPL is the third best technical proficient league in the world. NOT THE BEST.

In terms of competitiveness, it may be the most exciting becos of its drama and followership but LA liga and Bundesliga are just as powerfully competitive. So biko... hapu Sir Komekn... we know he will always hype up anything England. He is the borough King after all...