blueto:
I think the 'role' that he will play is to train with other comrade players before the inception of the match, and help motivate team from bench against Man Utd

I don't think he will be allowed to feature in that match.
No biased hallucinations please

linked:
ManCity can be losing and still chose to play Nacho...

safarigirl:
you've apparently not watched enough City games if you think Kelechi won't feature where Bony is the sole striker

joseph1013:
[b][size=14pt]Man City: How Kelechi Iheanacho is being prepared for greatness by Gael Clichy[/size]



When your middle name is ‘Promise’ it could be argued that you are destined to go far.

But for Kelechi Iheanacho it is all about hard work - and making his sceptical dad proud.

The Manchester City youngster burst onto the scene as part of Nigeria’s Under-17 World Cup finalists in 2013 - and came to even wider notice when his first senior goal for the Blues earned a last-gasp win at Crystal Palace last month.

The 19-year-old is the brightest gem to have been polished by the club’s youth development system - but Iheanacho isn’t content to stop there.

He wants to be a ‘great’ and, with a combination of explosive skill and driven determination - plus a little help from the likes of chief cheerleader Gael Clichy - it is hard to argue against him doing so.

“It’s a dream come true for to play at this level,” he said. “There is enough confidence given to me from the manager and team.

“I’m hoping to be part of the great things that happen to this team. I hope to be one of the great players - it’s my dream to be a great player in this team.”

The win a Palace is a an early highlight following his promotion to the first-team squad this season.

“It was a great moment scoring at an away game and we needed a win,” he added in an interview with the club’s website.

“You can see from the celebration I was very happy.”

Despite the fact that he cuts a self-assured figure, Iheanacho values a star-studded cast of supporters, especially Clichy.

“They give me confidence, many of them - Yaya, Sergio, Silva, Samir, Gael Clichy as well - he encourages me every time to keep going, keep going, keep chasing the defenders,” he said.

“I wasn’t happy when he was injured so I’m hoping for him to recover quick to give me more confidence.

“I really love them and I’m happy to work with them.”

Iheanacho has already overcome much to achieve what he has done so far - something he puts down stubborness.

“It’s really hard over there in my country, it’s really hard in Africa,” he said.

“I started playing football when I was a kid. I love football but things that aren’t footballs, I played with as well. Even if I was walking in the road, I’d play with stones because I love football.

“My parents didn’t want be to play football, they wanted me to go to school and study my books but I was so stubborn.

“I represented my state and then Nigeria Under-15 and under-18s, then we represented Nigeria at the Under-17 World Cup. I couldn’t believe that. The head coach came he gave me confidence to play so I started playing and playing well.

“That’s how I started and my father is proud of me now. Everywhere he goes they just point at him and say look at Kelechi’s father.”

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/man-city-how-kelechi-iheanacho-10238134[/b]

linked:
Thought City has a PL game before the game against United

safarigirl:
you've apparently not watched enough City games if you think Kelechi won't feature where Bony is the sole striker

TheSuperNerd:
Hahahahahahaha..... Abeg no mind Sir Blue to....

I think he's a man utd fan..... Or 'just ignorant' of Nacho's standing with the coaches and players at Man City.

TheSuperNerd:
Hahahahahahaha..... Abeg no mind Sir Blu eto....

I think he's a man utd fan..... Or 'just ignorant' of Nacho's standing with the coaches and players at Man City.

BascoVanVeli:


I hope this interview helps people free Manu Garba a little because it is clear the boy credits part of his success to him.

blueto:
Declined and dispatched to Hades

BascoVanVeli:


I hope this interview helps people free Manu Garba a little because it is clear the boy credits part of his success to him.

TheSuperNerd:
Hmmm..... So "insistent" you had to post this twice....*smiles*

And hey! Stop all this "sesquipedalianic" display already!!!!!


You're making me laugh too much!!!!
*smiles*


**never mind the smile** #I'm darn serious


Save your "big" words for the "BAR" aiiiit.........

Or be banished to "the phantom zone"

blueto:
I never knew you were a minacious dude. I thought you were tactful


anyway, I am not pliable or susceptible to any form of thralldom, except that of my God

TheSuperNerd:
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha............................

**GOTCHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!**

Someone here don't know how to detect "a joke"

Hahahahahahahaha..................

He even brought God into this....... Hahahahahaha......

Na wa o! ***really laughing rite now***

joseph1013:


It's either you dont understand what we're saying about what Manu did, or you're intentionally trying to drag the issue. We are done with that talk abeg!

BascoVanVeli:


I guess you are so focused on being right that you fail to see that i already acknowledged that almost every thing that went on in New Zealand was bad. I mean it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that Manu was at fault. He was the captain of the ship. I still say who cares about one tournament the man is a national hero and it is thanks to him that Nigeria has such a bright future and that was what was pointed out in the article. People have been killing this man what if he was telling the truth? What if Iheanacho wasn't fit enough? All we saw was him playing at city as a top striker with little defensive duties and then playing at the world cup was a level up in competition. What if he was right? All people do is insult this man saying he took bribes and all that nonsense. Were is the proof? None. If i can still love and cheer for Sunday Oliseh after the mess he caused i can and should still wish Manu Garba the best.

AIG07:

2 goals 4 caps.

Icon4s:


Y would the first lady enter ghostmode? Bc say some peeps jst throw small "jabs" at u?
That mode no fit you o. U want make only the hardwares dey comment here? We need softwares too na.

Ok abeg Sir terzurum5 get more news about her baby daddy (Awoniyi). Mayb that will bring her out of that her ghost mode.

Icon4s:


With last night's game this youngster has jst sealed his place in d national team. One of Musa or Moses will have to make way for him. Tottenham should pick up this kid. He has a lot to offer even as a 19 yrs old.

lexyman:
Sia1 should not waste time to put Moses Simon on this list for the Olympic qualifier , the guy has got what it' takes to unlock any stubborn defense .

BascoVanVeli:


I hope this interview helps people free Manu Garba a little because it is clear the boy credits part of his success to him.

terzurum5:

Atleast with this eyecatching performance of his yesterday, his U20 world Cup nightmare can be laid to rest.
CC: First Lady Safarigirl, Icon4s

icon4ss:


Well done guys for keeping the thread busy. My original moniker is currently on antispam bot ban. This has been so frequent for some days now. Any time i post a lenghty write-up I get a ban. Mayb dey want me to comment less or join safarigirl in ghostmost.

I jst did a write up on Simon Moses' last night's performance, comparing him with Ahmed Musa and Victor Moses.Ahmed Musa's position is threatened for d first time in his Super Eagles' career. The only things that will keep Musa in dat team are:
1. Captaincy
2. If Oliseh decides nt to invite Victor Moses
3. Quota system.

Simon Moses is a better version of Ahmed Musa. Simon has speed, dribbling skills, good positional Sense, excellent first touches, good eye for goal and very importantly also d stamina to keep running at defenders for 90!
Imagine if d 2 Moses' play from d wings and Ighalo hu is a fast paced striker play centre forward.

icon4ss:


Well done guys for keeping the thread busy. My original moniker is currently on antispam bot ban. This has been so frequent for some days now. Any time i post a lenghty write-up I get a ban. Mayb dey want me to comment less or join safarigirl in ghostmost.

I jst did a write up on Simon Moses' last night's performance, comparing him with Ahmed Musa and Victor Moses.Ahmed Musa's position is threatened for d first time in his Super Eagles' career. The only things that will keep Musa in dat team are:
1. Captaincy
2. If Oliseh decides nt to invite Victor Moses
3. Quota system.

Simon Moses is a better version of Ahmed Musa. Simon has speed, dribbling skills, good positional Sense, excellent first touches, good eye for goal and very importantly also d stamina to keep running at defenders for 90!
Imagine if d 2 Moses' play from d wings and Ighalo hu is a fast paced striker play centre forward.

icon4ss:


Well done guys for keeping the thread busy. My original moniker is currently on antispam bot ban. This has been so frequent for some days now. Any time i post a lenghty write-up I get a ban. Mayb dey want me to comment less or join safarigirl in ghostmost.

I jst did a write up on Simon Moses' last night's performance, comparing him with Ahmed Musa and Victor Moses.Ahmed Musa's position is threatened for d first time in his Super Eagles' career. The only things that will keep Musa in dat team are:
1. Captaincy
2. If Oliseh decides nt to invite Victor Moses
3. Quota system.

Simon Moses is a better version of Ahmed Musa. Simon has speed, dribbling skills, good positional Sense, excellent first touches, good eye for goal and very importantly also d stamina to keep running at defenders for 90!
Imagine if d 2 Moses' play from d wings and Ighalo hu is a fast paced striker play centre forward.

joseph1013:


Where is the writeup?

terzurum5:
[b][size=14pt]
Siasia In Belgium To Woo Moses For U-23 Eagles
[/size]

Exclusive By Johnny Edward:
Comple tesportsnigeria.com can exclusively report that Nigeria U-23s‎ coach Samson Siasia is in Belgium to woo Gent winger Moses Simon for next month's CAF U-23 Cup of Nations billed to hold in Senegal.
Siasia who recently named his home-based squad is desperate to add the former Flying Eagles star to his pool but wants the player's assurance before including him in his foreign-based squad for the competition.
"Siasia has spoken to Simon ‎on his availability for the competition but I don't know yet if the player consented to his proposal," a source in the Super Eagles camp revealed to Comple tesportsnigeria.com.
Simon who has scored twice in four international games for the Super Eagles has also been linked with a move to EPL side Tottenham Hotspur.
The Nigerian international has been impressive for the Sunday Oliseh side since making his debut for the three-time African Nations Cup winners.
[/b]
www.completesportsnigeria.com/siasia-in-belgium-to-woo-moses-for-u-23-eagles/
CC: lexyman, icon4ss, AIG07, eterisan, Bascovanveli.

blueto:


I think victor has developed apathy for the National team by repeatedly failling to honor the recent call-ups. he is now a mudslinger to his own staunching disposition and reputation with his indifferent mindset.

I am greatful we now have other stupendous replacement for him. No one can care about his absenteeism anymore.

lexyman:



Good one bro , Simon has so much to offer .... And he's still very young ,funny enough , there is Oghnekaro Etebor in that wing too , and 2 others , all of them can play from the left wing . I foresee the under 23 team becoming the indomitable team soon .

icon4ss:


U forgot to mention Saviour Godwin that kept Simon Moses on d bench for much of d FIFA U20 WC. Alex Iwobi has also joined d list of wingers. And all are elligible to play for the U23.

Did anybody say we missed a big chance by Jordon Ibe chosing to play for England. Nops i dnt think so cos Simon and Saviour are better than Ibe.