TheSuperNerd:
I saw this too but kept mute.... I did warn this house about Plattenhardt's rise.... didnt I? That is who Germany is looking at...

We can still act now and grab Torunarigha... NFF biko!!!
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TheSuperNerd:
I understand this whole talk of English fans and media and their expectations of Nacho at Leicester and the pressure to hit things running immediately.... I understand all that and I know exactly what I will be telling Nacho because I don't buy the attitude of relaxing on oars... no way!

What I am saying is you, Sir Komekn...give him a break. This was his first start... and he understands the huge expectations on his head and young shoulders... did you see how upset and disappointed he was when he picked up that toe injury in the friendly against Mochengladbach? did you see his reactions and the way he stumped his palm on the ground in frustration?

That there is him displaying disgust at just picking up an injury when in fact he should be preparing to get things off the ground in flight at Leicester... he was upset because he understands the expectations of the fans and the media. So don't tell me he doesn't understand or that I being his advisor will tell him sh*t...

My own is leave Nacho alone to make his comeback... get off his case and let him be. Let the media and leicester fans do the Talking.... from what I have seen they have been patient.... so you follow suit and let him land biko. He is just making his first start... haba!

And again... I had to comment because you called Nacho the most expensive striker bought by Leicester when in fact it was Slimani... and now you call Slimani a waste man... lol... Sir, what is the standard for tagging players waste men sef? lol... your own don too much I swear... Hahahahahahahahaha....

Anyway... my views are as holistic and wide-viewed as it can be.... my own is simply... you Sir, give Nacho a break. No need over flogging the issue of the media and fans hype and pressure.... I am well aware of it all and so also is Nacho himself.

TheSuperNerd:

Wow! wow!! wow!!! thanks Chief Icon4s.... very brilliant summary.... I need to know the name of the player in Jersey no.10... she is one of those subs as you said... sadly I didn't have their numbers down. Thanks so much again for the summary from your first-class eyewitness report view... really appreciated.

Congrats to the girls again. Keep flying Super Falconets.

komekn:


You need to move away from the parochial view, you views things from a Nigerian perspective almost exclusively. Be more holistic I know our first consideration is Nigeria but to get a more rounded constructive view we should consider the entire picture.

Slimani is in his second season with Leicester as far as the fans are concerned even the coaching staff (privately) a waste man. He is near 30 and almost completely written off as unable. 31 games and 8 goals is not premiership quality it's dissapointing in reality. There is no expectation on him.

However, KC comes with huge expectations he is the new point man. Young exciting best goal per minutes ratio in the premiership. Leicester fought off other clubs and there were quite a few to get KC.

Have no doubt we are dealing with English fans and a very traditional English orientated club. It's not about me giving him a break. if I was to be his advisor and say what you are saying that would be completely wrong advice.

You have to let the player know what the club expectations are not yours. Otherwise you are setting him up to fail and not doing your job properly that's if for instance you were his agent.


To be forewarned is to be fore armed.

Joebie:
in the hands of the center refs lol

komekn:


If you pay near £30 million for an experienced striker and he plot only 31 games and scores 8 goals.

What will you call that

Once again this near obsessive protectionism surrounding KC by you. This he can do no wrong mentality does'nt help objective observations & advice
Nobody is given him a hard time. This is constructive criticism not sentiment.

understand there is very little patience in football.

He is still the most expensive striker this season last season is history.

krattoss:
Iwobi is one time bomb that is going to explode any time soon...
Played central mildfield against cologne..also good at rmf and lmf. .
Watching him play today against Chelsea, all I can say is ...the dude is a baller and always calm with the ball..
Oezil needs to watch his back

komekn:


If you pay near £30 million for an experienced striker and he plot only 31 games and scores 8 goals.

What will you call that

Once again this near obsessive protectionism surrounding KC by you. This he can do no wrong mentality does'nt help objective observations & advice
Nobody is given him a hard time. This is constructive criticism not sentiment.

understand there is very little patience in football.

He is still the most expensive striker this season last season is history.

TheSuperNerd:

Believe me if Ozil was African, He will be chopping bench already because of Iwobi.... he hasn't been up to par this season so far.

His previous records and his German reputation is what is still putting him ahead of a fast-rising bad-ass in Iwobi. Sentiments still rule the beautiful game in one way or the other... it cannot be hidden or denied.

oloriooko:
Rushford miles better than Nacho
When you walk with the wise you become wiser

safarigirl:
it's Rashford....I hate that boy ehn can't even stand hearing his name

safarigirl:
it's Rashford....I hate that boy ehn can't even stand hearing his name

Joebie:
SWEDEN Allsvenskan:

Sirius 0-5 Ostersunds
Alhaji Gero was a 69th minute entrant when his team pummeled Sirius away.

soetanoreoluwa:



Seriously you know about Owo soup? Lol...

Icon4s:


Hmm Alhaji Gero. That name surfaces again after a long while.

komekn:


I disagree with your view, up and down the country all that Moses gets is praise, even from opponents.

komekn:


Dem deh give goat to Lion hold

Kog45:
Truly yea Slimani,a total flopped with that huge money but Nacho is our own,so he must not follow Slimani path coz it w definitely have effects in d national team,look at Algeria team.

I want to see Nacho doing it d way Ndidi is doing it week in week out,despite d team poor performance, Ndidii is always getting high rating.

Honestly too early to speak on Nacho performance in Leicester but irrespective of Shakespeare methods,Nacho must deliver

oloriooko:

But he's good and improving tremendously under Mou he gains confidence with each passing game unlike Nacho under a mediocre coach