coded01:




For where?



What is he doing in stoke? From Chelsea - Liverpool - Stoke... Still young! 24yrs...



Is he improving or what?

JayKayMaybachz:



Chai... ELAMPS BABA

ELENU

elampiro:


is it only Victor Moses you saw on my list? I like him. Thats all.

trials...

elampiro:


Moses scored 4 goals as a winger in 427 minutes. Torres, a striker scored 6 goals in 810 minutes.

elampiro:
* Mourinho love for players who could add defensive duty meant Moses had to be sent away.

* Liverpool had some players who played their best football ever and Moses, a newbie, couldn't find the confidence to settle.

Before his injury he was Stoke best player and one of the best in EPL in August and September 2014.

coded01:



It only shows my surprise @ his inclusion...

coded01:


Others are fine but your favorite one seems to be going from one club to another for trials...

coded01:



Can you tell us where Torres is playing @ the moment?


Why is going for trials @ every club instead of maturing...

elampiro:


Torres is not my guy na. You know who to ask about Torres.

You dey trol?

Bye!

elampiro:



Someone who won us the nation's cup? Without him, Ethiopia were sending us home from group stage. He was a problem for Ivory Coast and Mali. He won the tournament 2nd best, and it could be argued he was cheated.

He did well in the qualifying matches too. Later Keshi had to shake his confidence when he said he wasn't playing to instruction and not retracting enough.



I dont get it. Who else on the list? Oliseh played for 6 big clubs. Not his fault he was needed everywhere.

coded01:



Who fault is it if he refused instructions?


Are you for real? Comparing Oliseh's importance to Victor's for the National Team... I rest my case...

coded01:



Na even you dey troll!


Why bring in torres for this matter?

elampiro:


Moses scored 4 goals as a winger in 427 minutes. Torres, a striker scored 6 goals in 810 minutes.

raumdeuter:
Ikedia graduated from secondary school in 1994. I think he attended Mafoluku

Ikedia had good speed and dribbling ability, It was his decision making that was faulty

raumdeuter:
Ikedia graduated from secondary school in 1994. I think he attended Mafoluku

Ikedia had good speed and dribbling ability, It was his decision making that was faulty

coded01:



1995! Nope... He didn't...

elampiro:


1994 = 16-18 years.
1999 = 21-23 years.

There was someone who was so convinced he didn't take more than two years from his age. It also meant he went to Ajax first team with all his raw ability. Unlike many others who had the opportunity to refine their games with some years in Nigeria league or oversea academy or a lesser oversea club.

raumdeuter:
Ikedia graduated from secondary school in 1994. I think he attended Mafoluku

Ikedia had good speed and dribbling ability, It was his decision making that was faulty

lekkie073:

He attended mosan high school in ipaja.....he finished in 1995 but spent 8 yes in secondary school due to class repetition....

raumdeuter:


Ajax has one of the best academies in EUrope and if you cant refine your game in AJax, then no one can redeem you.

Ajax would actually put you among small kids and teach you how to control the ball, how to look up etc

Ikedia played for Insurance which was known for youth developments and Also ASEC mimosas

Ikedia was a typical monkey post player who couldnt refine his game

Before Ikedia Ajax used to take all Nigerian Right wingers until Ikedia ruined it with his senseless football

afrodoc2:


Did anyone argue with you that Ikedia had no skill?
I earlier corrected someone who compared Ikedia to Tijani....i said Ikedia could dribble but Tijani was a sprinter. Its obvious Ikedia is one of your favourite players like Rooney but sorry bros your man lacked sense. he could run, he could dribble but he couldnt make right decisions on the pitch.
AND HE HIMSELF IN A VIDEO SENT PERSONALLY TO YOU SAID HE WAS KNOWN FOR HIS PACE .......A PACE HE KEPT UNTIL HIS 34TH BIRTHDAY

Dadehmola:


Elampiro, Stop telling lies on a public forum....

Small time now, you go begin dey give us stories on how you coached him for that field behind Agbor road when in actual fact, your earlier assertions suggest you don't even know who the dude is..

Pius ikedia and Tijani Babangida were arguably the quickest players in Africa at that time. Pius was Nigeria's version of Shaun-wright-Philips...plenty of pace but little tactical awareness and Ofcourse, zero end product!!

Dadehmola:





This was my earlier post..

As usual, elapawa would attempt to distort the crux of the issue even when the Grammar no hard to decipher.

Smh

afrodoc2:
Kai this international break too long, abeg enough Pius talk

Dadehmola who did you vote for?

Dadehmola:


The man already leading in the polls!!

elampiro:


Ikedia and Tijani are not suppose to be on same sentence in terms of speed. Tijani and Ahmed Musa are the speed guys who could run 50 yards straight to outpace their markers. Ikedia needed his quickness to do something within 10 to 20 yards. He could go a half field but it was usually stop and move, stop and move. Swerve, turn, dribble, run to advance.

Sterling and Val have great speed. Sterling could rival Val sometimes, but while Val can go on high speed for 100 yards, Sterling needs it for just 10 to 20 yards.

elampiro:

You did not vote.

Dadehmola:


You don't know ball (as you would say )

•Arjen Robben

•Theo Walcott

• Antonio Valencia

•Gareth Bale

• Aaron Lennon

www.espnfc.com/fifa-world-cup/story/1888364/arjen-robben-of-netherlands-becomes-worlds-fastest-player

Why didn't FIFA create a special list for the likes of robben and messi? Why are they on the same list with peeps like Walcott, Valencia and Lennon!!

Speed is speed - Wether the players have other qualities that make them different is another issue entirely oga!!

I repeat, ikedia and Babangida were arguably the fastest players in Africa at that time!

Dadehmola:

How campaign manager for ch**ge no go vote??