TheGoodJoe:


I did not indict anything. Simple again. In the game against Australia, Sanchez was not the top striker. That was the opening game of Chile at the World Cup. When the attack did not deliver, Sampaoli pushed Sanchez front.

If there was a striker like Ivan Zamorano at Chile, Sanchez will not play top. When the strikers are not delivering, the coach can push Sanchez forward, just like the case at Arsenal.

If there was a top striker delivering at Arsenal, Wenger will not push him forward. It is still the same thing and images show this.

goldfish80:

Infant sensations peak in their teenage years. Fabregas, Bojan, Saviola, Dos Santos, Wishere, David Bentley,Fred Adu the list is a endless am sure you can draw a parallel line between these players.
Xavi was not a teen sensation. Being a good player in your teen years is not the same as being a poster boy at a very young age.

joseph1013:
Was Messi an infant sensation?

clefstone:
I no say I like am pass you. Well for u it's more of emotion than reality, that's the summary of what you are saying here. Not surprised at all, your profile doesn't lie you r indeed a woman

safarigirl:
pessimism isn't a sexy trait on anyone dear, neither is misogynism

The stats speak for themselves. 20 goals and 10 assists for club and country in about 1500 minutes of play, even the likes of Rooney and Lukaku didn't have those stats at

goldfish80:

Infant sensations peak in their teenage years. Fabregas, Bojan, Saviola, Dos Santos, Wishere, David Bentley,Fred Adu the list is a endless am sure you can draw a parallel line between these players.
Xavi was not a teen sensation. Being a good player in your teen years is not the same as being a poster boy at a very young age.

goldfish80:

In the 100 games Sanchez has played for Chile, who has been the no9 in those games? I can bet my car keys you can't mention any name, if not Sanchez. I dare you

goldfish80:

Messi was the third best player in the world before the age of 21-22. He was an infant sensation who fulfilled his potential.

tbaba1234:
As regards, Kelechi Iheanacho, he should just keep working hard and stay focused. Anderson of Man utd was also one of the best at under 17 but never reached his potential.

Sanchez might have been unknown at under 17 but he is currently on the level of the world's best players. Kelechi has the potential to be as good or better. Right now, it is just potential.

tbaba1234:
As regards, Kelechi Iheanacho, he should just keep working hard and stay focused. Anderson of Man utd was also one of the best at under 17 but never reached his potential.

Sanchez might have been unknown at under 17 but he is currently on the level of the world's best players. Kelechi has the potential to be as good or better. Right now, it is just potential.

goldfish80:

Messi was the third best player in the world before the age of 21-22. He was an infant sensation who fulfilled his potential.

TheGoodJoe:


Iheanacho is a one of the top performing teenage footballers in the World and he is not at his PEAK. Does that mean he is not a Teenage Sensation?

joseph1013:
Not saying I agree with goodjoe, but Messi, and many others, are proof that infant sensations do not always peak in their teenage or early twenties.

TheGoodJoe:

I did not say Sanchez can not play as a striker. I said his Natural role is not as a top striker.

KevinDein:
At the risk of sounding like a sexist I have to say that the lady comparing iheanacho (I love him, no homo) with Sanchez is doing so purely on the influence of emotions and her raging estrogenic hormones. That's probably the only explanation for that utterly baseless comparison.

TheGoodJoe:


I do not see capping Ovie as rushing him. People make that mistake. That Tanzania game was a good opportunity. Three minutes to go, field him and know we are done with that.

We still have a chance to do it. It is time we cap him. Not rush him into the Super Eagles squad. He can go back to his development but he increases our pool of top quality players.

KevinDein:
At the risk of sounding like a sexist I have to say that the lady comparing iheanacho (I love him, no homo) with Sanchez is doing so purely on the influence of emotions and her raging estrogenic hormones. That's probably the only explanation for that utterly baseless comparison.

ChrisKels:


Not a bad view bro, but if my memory serves me right, owngoalnigeria.com had an "exclusive" that he and Akpom were under consideration for the Tanzania tie but while Akpom's nationality had not been sorted out prior to that game, Ejaria's case was different because he was still recuperating from the injury he suffered during the preseason.

goldfish80:

His performances playing for Chile and Arsenal as a striker shows he's clearly capable and comfortable playing as a no9

goldfish80:

Iheanacho is already a child star so to say. He's a poster boy for both Man city and Nigeria. However, the next few years will tell us if he peaked too early or not.

KevinDein:
At the risk of sounding like a sexist I have to say that the lady comparing iheanacho (I love him, no homo) with Sanchez is doing so purely on the influence of emotions and her raging estrogenic hormones. That's probably the only explanation for that utterly baseless comparison.

TheGoodJoe:


Thank you. I forgot that detail of his injury. That explains why he is not capped. I hope we cap him soon.

safarigirl:
you sound daft, you don't sound sexist

Someone must have repeatedly hit your head against a wall when you were a child for you to conjure such gibberish. If you have nothing sensible to say, keep your idiotic opinion to yourself next time, lest you run the risk of exposing your level of ignorance in public

Now, has anyone here bothered to vote for that Golden Boy scam? Or y'all are waiting for Rashfraud to snatch it? All the Arsenal fans here, una no fit help Iwobi?

Anyway, if you need an update, AC Milan's goalie currently has the most votes, hopefully he takes it and saves us the horror of listening to United fans run their mouth about Rashfraud

ChrisKels:


Mind you, our next games are world cup qualifiers, and u suggest we sacrifice a seasoned midfielder for a rookie in the match day squad? I'm not sure Rohr will be ready to take such risk considering his mandate.

I wish it happens though, the boy is good.

TheGoodJoe:


Iheanacho is a teenage Sensation. Simple. Xavi was a Teenage Sensation during 1998 period.

goldfish80:

LOL iheanacho is a teen sensation, Micheal Owen was a teen sensation in 1998. Xavi was just a good prospect coming through in 1998,he was not a poster boy.

KevinDein:
trust me ma'am your insinuation that Iheanacho is somehow as good or better than Sanchez portrayed you as one humongously daft person. Anyone with a little knowledge of the game of football will agree with me. I was just being kind when I excused that on your emotions and hormones.

I'm kind like that

goldfish80:

LOL iheanacho is a teen sensation, Micheal Owen was a teen sensation in 1998. Xavi was just a good prospect coming through in 1998,he was not a poster boy.

TheGoodJoe:


You missed her point. She compared Sanchez at 19 years to Iheanacho today. I say Iheanacho is the better player based on that comparison. I watched Sanchez, Aguero, Coentrao, Pato, Willian, Renato Augusto, Freddy Adu, Pique (WTF), Sunny Stephen, Bruno Gama etc at WYC 2007. Iheanacho is better than Sanchez at 19.