Mujtahida:
Omo, this MRI issue strong ooo. Ain't you guys tired?

Once the master himself is involved, expect it to stretch pass 80comments to&fro.

forgiveness:

Can you compare the Lazio of Onazi days with Leicester of Ndidi days?
Can Ndidi play for Lazio of his days even of these this days?

yes

Napoleon55:
yes

the thing tire me oo. As if Onazi was ever a bonafide starter for Lazio

BascoVanVeli:


Yet Rohr started Simon and sent Henry home. Let's show some respect because no Simon no World Cup.

barring any injury i'am 99:999% sure simon moses will be on the plane to russian

Today na my day. join me celebrate.lol

Joebie:
yea.. even before then he played in the Regionalliga West

He didn't play in Regionalliga West competitively even before then. He played there only twice to regain fitness

He majorly competed in the Bundusliga and bundesliga concurrently from 2010 - 2017.

He last played competitively in Regionalliga West 2008 - 2009 when he was btw 20 - 21 years old.

zicky:
Ogar it's not everything we argue this is onyekuru 2nd season in top flight football and the guys worth is raising very fast, it's a shame to even compare him with Simon who has been in the league for a longer period

This is just Simon Moses 3rd season in top flight football and he has achieved more than Onyekuru.

Mickael2:


www.transfermarkt.com/moses-simon/profil/spieler/274862

He is worth 4.5million, only God knows where you got 20million.

His 16 assists is in how many seasons kwanu? Check their productivity ration AKA goals/assists to games ratio

This is just Simon Moses 2nd full season though before then he spent half a season to singlehandedly won the Belgium pro league.

His goals and assists were crucial and got trophies.

damagnificentusb:
barring any injury i'am 99:999% sure simon moses will be on the plane to russian

it might b quite the opposite,because with the rate Onyekuru is going,he might score more than 30 goals before world cup.

Argentina releases big squad to face Nigeria.
Perotti vs Onazi. Ndidi vs Messi. Mikel and Biglia/Dybala, Aina vs di Maria. Onyekuru/Simon- anyone that starts will skin alive that their weak lb. Just how individuality will go? still thinking

Mickael2:


www.transfermarkt.com/moses-simon/profil/spieler/274862

He is worth 4.5million, only God knows where you got 20million.

His 16 assists is in how many seasons kwanu? Check their productivity ration AKA goals/assists to games ratio

Gent Place Hefty Price Tag On Simon


Gent Place 20 Million Euros Price Tag On Moses Simon


Gent have placed a hefty 20 million-pound price tag on their Nigeria wonder kid Simon Moses, according to manager Michael Louwagie.

While reacting to stories about Moses leaving the club in the summer, the manager admits a bid around what it cost Everton to price Marouane Fellaini will be good enough to tempt them into selling.

"Initially, I want to scare the clubs that way," said Louwagie to Nieuwsblad.

"But actually that amount is not excessive. The English teams won't be shock at that amount.

"Moreover Marouane Fellaini was sold for over twenty million, Why won't Moses be worth that amount?.

Simon has taken the league in Belgium by storm getting picked 6 times in the Belgium league team of the week in the ten games he has played since his move from AS Trencin of Slovakia.

Despite only joining the team in January, the 19-year-old has been nominated for the Ebony Shoe award given to the best player of Africa origin in the Belgium league.

His fine form has not gone unnoticed by Nigeria's national team selectors, as he was capped twice at senior level in Nigeria's last two friendly games against Uganda and South Africa.

Also he is among a list of 35 players who will battle it out for a spot in Nigeria's 21-man squad for the Under-20 World Cup in New Zealand later this year.

http://www.soccerladuma.co.za/news/articles/local/categories/nigeria-players-abroad/gent-place-20-million-euros-price-tag-on-moses-simon/206497

forgiveness:


This is just Simon Moses 2nd full season though he spent half a season to singlehandedly won the Belgium pro league.

His goals and assists were crucial and got trophies.

Granted, Simon first season was great but he has not built on that at the club level.

Onyekuru has built on his progress last year and is now being courted by major clubs. Onyekuru goals were crucial, saved Eupen from relegation.

In the last couple of seasons, Onyekuru has been better.

Napoleon55:
it might b quite the opposite,because with the rate Onyekuru is going,he might score more than 30 goals before world cup.

Iro,82 goals ni

edi287:

You think he can break into the first 11??

i'm not thinking,he is already in arsenals X11,or is it an arsenal of south African league?

forgiveness:



Gent Place Hefty Price Tag On Simon


Gent Place 20 Million Euros Price Tag On Moses Simon


Gent have placed a hefty 20 million-pound price tag on their Nigeria wonder kid Simon Moses, according to manager Michael Louwagie.

While reacting to stories about Moses leaving the club in the summer, the manager admits a bid around what it cost Everton to price Marouane Fellaini will be good enough to tempt them into selling.

"Initially, I want to scare the clubs that way," said Louwagie to Nieuwsblad.

"But actually that amount is not excessive. The English teams won't be shock at that amount.

"Moreover Marouane Fellaini was sold for over twenty million, Why won't Moses be worth that amount?.

Simon has taken the league in Belgium by storm getting picked 6 times in the Belgium league team of the week in the ten games he has played since his move from AS Trencin of Slovakia.

Despite only joining the team in January, the 19-year-old has been nominated for the Ebony Shoe award given to the best player of Africa origin in the Belgium league.

His fine form has not gone unnoticed by Nigeria's national team selectors, as he was capped twice at senior level in Nigeria's last two friendly games against Uganda and South Africa.

Also he is among a list of 35 players who will battle it out for a spot in Nigeria's 21-man squad for the Under-20 World Cup in New Zealand later this year.

http://www.soccerladuma.co.za/news/articles/local/categories/nigeria-players-abroad/gent-place-20-million-euros-price-tag-on-moses-simon/206497

How many years ago was this? After his only good season.

How much is he worth now?

forgiveness:



Gent Place Hefty Price Tag On Simon


Gent Place 20 Million Euros Price Tag On Moses Simon


Gent have placed a hefty 20 million-pound price tag on their Nigeria wonder kid Simon Moses, according to manager Michael Louwagie.

While reacting to stories about Moses leaving the club in the summer, the manager admits a bid around what it cost Everton to price Marouane Fellaini will be good enough to tempt them into selling.

"Initially, I want to scare the clubs that way," said Louwagie to Nieuwsblad.

"But actually that amount is not excessive. The English teams won't be shock at that amount.

"Moreover Marouane Fellaini was sold for over twenty million, Why won't Moses be worth that amount?.

Simon has taken the league in Belgium by storm getting picked 6 times in the Belgium league team of the week in the ten games he has played since his move from AS Trencin of Slovakia.

Despite only joining the team in January, the 19-year-old has been nominated for the Ebony Shoe award given to the best player of Africa origin in the Belgium league.

His fine form has not gone unnoticed by Nigeria's national team selectors, as he was capped twice at senior level in Nigeria's last two friendly games against Uganda and South Africa.

Also he is among a list of 35 players who will battle it out for a spot in Nigeria's 21-man squad for the Under-20 World Cup in New Zealand later this year.

http://www.soccerladuma.co.za/news/articles/local/categories/nigeria-players-abroad/gent-place-20-million-euros-price-tag-on-moses-simon/206497

this was how many years ago?

Didn't you read what is there? They used it to scare away clubs, even a fool wouldn't pay 5mil for Moses Simon.

Check the name of the site you just quoted, please provide a reliable source. 20million for Moses Simon? Nothing I won't hear

tbaba1234:


Granted, Simon first season was great but he has not built on that at the club level.

Onyekuru has built on his progress last year and is now being courted by major clubs. Onyekuru goals were crucial, saved Eupen from relegation.

In the last couple of seasons, Onyekuru has been better.

Has been way better

forgiveness:


This is just Simon Moses 2nd full season though he spent half a season to singlehandedly won the Belgium pro league.

His goals and assists were crucial and got trophies.

He single-handedly won the belgian league? I guess he can leap like an antelope and run like a gazzete as well

tbaba1234:


Granted, Simon first season was great but he has not built on that at the club level.

Onyekuru has built on his progress last year and is now being courted by major clubs. Onyekuru goals were crucial, saved Eupen from relegation.

In the last couple of seasons, Onyekuru has been better.

Which season?

How was Onyekuru in the second tier of Belgium pro league?

This is Onyekuru's second season and it's not over yet.

This is Simon Moses' second and half season in Belgium pro league.

Who told you Simon Moses is not being courted by major clubs?

His club doesn't want him to go hence the heavy price tag placed on him else he for don go Monaco.

The point is, Simon Moses has achieved more than Onyekuru times ten. Cefini.

TheGoodJoe:



“We used to think before then that if the other players are better, you have to lose. After that we learned anything is possible—you can beat better teams by using tactics." Jurgen Klopp.

The klopp gats wake up to reality and get an african defender asap. not those ajebutter guys he's calling defenders.

at argentina match, jetlag would affect both teams though.

Mickael2:



this was how many years ago?

Didn't you read what is there? They used it to scare away clubs, even a fool wouldn't pay 5mil for Moses Simon.

Check the name of the site you just quoted, please provide a reliable source. 20million for Moses Simon? Nothing I won't hear

Brighton have £8.4m bid for Spurs and Liverpool target Moses Simon rejected by Gent as they want £13m for winger


updated 17:18 12 Jul 2017


Brighton have had an £8.4million bid turned down for Gent winger Moses Simon.

The Nigeria international has been tracked by Tottenham, Liverpool and West Bromwich Albion in recent months but Brighton have made their move only for Gent to value him at £13m.


Simon, who turned 22 on Wednesday, impressed Tottenham when he played against them in the Europa League in February and also drew attention from other Premier League sides.

Brighton have seen a bid for winger Moses Simon (left) rejected by Belgian side Gent

He has 11 caps and scored five goals in 38 appearances from the wing at Gent last season.

The Seagulls have made three signings so far this summer, snapping up Mathew Ryan, Josh Kerr and Pascal Gross ahead of their debut Premier League campaign.

Chris Hughton's side confirmed promotion by finishing second in the Championship last season.

Simon scored five goals in 38 appearances for Gent in all competitions last season


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4690116/amp/Brighton-8m-bid-Liverpool-target-Moses-Simon-rejected.html

tbaba1234:


How many years ago was this? After his only good season.

How much is he worth now?

Look up.

Mickael2:



He single-handedly won the belgian league? I guess he can leap like an antelope and run like a gazzete as well

Moses Simon: We Will Lift The Title
Gent Striker Moses Simon Eyes League Title After Losing Out On Ebony Shoe Award

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Gent forward Moses Simon has put behind the disappointment of losing the Ebony Shoe award to French-Congolese forward Neesken Kebano of Charleroi.

The 19-year-old finished second ahead of another Congolese player, Chancel Mbemba, who plays for Anderlecht. But the agony of losing the award has being brush aside by the petit forward and he now has his sights fixed on the potential title deciding clash against Club Brugge.



"Sunday's game at Club Brugge is crucial. I feel it's more important than the other matches. We go to there to win. I am not dreaming about it, I believe we can win and lift the title," he told SL10.ng.

"Presently we have an 80% chance of lifting the trophy and we have to make it count.”

Simon is expected to fly directly to Germany after the game to join up with the Nigeria Under-20 team who are presently in camp ahead of the World Youth Championship in New Zealand.

http://sl10.ng/news/articles/categories/nigeria-players-abroad/gent-striker-moses-simon-eyes-league-title-after-losing-out-on-ebony-shoe-award/209592

2nd place. No bi moi moi.

zicky:
bros I don't agree it your last statement, which one be no Simon no world cup, did he single-handedly qualify Nigeria or is he a very important player for the eagles. on the Simon-onyekuru matter, I think we have seen all that Simon has to offer and from the little have seen on onyekuru, I'll just say that guy will go places if he continues this way.

His free kick put us in the group stage. I didn't make the statement for people to agree with me, I feel he is a very important player for us. I have no issue with Henry but he is a small boy compared to Simon when it comes to Green and White.

so did he play in the Regionalliga West afterwards? You're not even intelligent enough to get my sarcasm

forgiveness:


He didn't play in Regionalliga West competitively even before then. He played there only twice to regain fitness

He majorly competed in the Bundusliga and bundesliga concurrently from 2010 - 2017.

He last played competitively in Regionalliga West 2008 - 2009 when he was btw 20 - 21 years old.

To aid the Simon vs Onyekuru debate
Warning: For analytical minds only, see pics below

Napoleon55:
i'm not thinking,he is already in arsenals X11,or is it an arsenal of south African league?

You must be joking if you think so. Alexis - Lacazette - Ozil are the first choice front 3. Welbeck fills in for Lacazette/Alexis. Iwobi is a squad player atm

Onyekuru > Moses Simon. How is this an argument??

edi287:
Onyekuru > Moses Simon. How is this an argument??

onyekuru didn't score this week

Or Anderlecht haven't played any league games since playing PSG
Just asking

LMC Should Provide Ambulances At Match Venues – Olatunbosun

By Chibuike Chukwu -
October 21, 2017

Sikiru Olatunbosun, the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) Football Club of Lagos forward, in this interview with Chibuike Chukwu, highlighted the importance of the just ended season to him and the Odukoya Boys, saying that it was a fulfilled one. He also talked of what it meant playing in the domestic league, the MFM’s CAF Champions League ticket, Super Eagles qualification for the World Cup, the choice of Ikechukwu Ezenwa, a home-base goalkeeper, in the national team’s last three qualifiers and his plans to play abroad, among other issues. Excerpts;

How will you rate the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) last season?

It was a very good season for me and the rest of the team. Placing second was not easy so I will say that it was a successful one for the MFM family. You know that the season was a very tough one and so many clubs fought endlessly to outdo one another either at the top or down the table and it was the same with us. Is it in terms of winning and getting good results, especially in away matches? Honestly, last season was a good one for me. On a general level, last season was far better than the other ones because officiating was quite better compared to before. I know that no two seasons are the same but I think we still have to thank LMC for improving on the other seasons. I am not saying that there were no issues but it was an improvement.


Generally, can you say that MFM are fulfilled and achieved their target after placing second and earning the CAF Champions League slot?

Like I said earlier, it was a fulfilled season for all of us at the MFM. We drew a lot of motivations from the coaching crew and the management. We fought for the league title till the end of the season so I think we did a lot to finish second and I have to thank the management of the club as well as the coach for their motivations and encouragements which lifted the team. It was an exciting season for the club and we thank God for that. We will now continue to prepare for the next season and also the continental football.

I recently had a chat with a player of Nasarawa United, who said that it takes the Grace of God to succeed in the Nigerian league. Do you agree?

Playing in the Nigerian league? Yes I agree because truly it takes God’s grace to succeed here. But then, it is now left for every player to adapt to the condition of the league. This is because when you are playing here you don’t know where it will take you and the next step you may make. Playing here may be stressful but it can be an avenue to greater things in one’s career; as difficult as it might be, we have to adapt to it. Every player has a plan for greater things and we must start from somewhere. That is why I am saying that we must adapt to the conditions of the league and see where it takes us. We have to make success of every place that we go and I think that should be the mindset of players in the league.

But there are instances where some players have prematurely retired from the game over minor injuries; are you in any way not bothered over none insurance policy for players?

If I say I am not bothered, then I am lying because that is the standard everywhere. There is no league in the whole world without insurance for players. But like I answered you before, we have to try so much to adapt to the league and pray to remain injury-free. We have to thank God for keeping us and protecting us in the league. That is why I will
always say that in every match, there should be an ambulance in the cases of emergencies because until a match ends, nobody knows what is really going to happen in terms of injuries. Insurance is very necessary for the players to know that they are safe in the event of injuries that can threaten their career. So I am bothered just like many other league players will admit but as I said earlier, we just have to be giving thanks to God for His protection over us.

What then do you think is the way forward for the domestic league that has thrown up so many stars?

It is left for the authorities and the league organisers to look at areas of improvement and do something about it. You know I play in the league and may not say so much in this regard.

MFM will be making their debut in the CAF Champions League; is there any kind of target set to the team by the management?

Such target will definitely not be made now because we have not even started the preparation. I don’t yet know the plans so it is too early to set a target for the club. That is not saying that we are not hoping to do well; we will try our best but for now, no target of any kind until we start preparations fully and I don’t even know the training schedule of the coach.

In the course of last season, you scored a goal that won a CNN award. What does the award mean to your career and did you expect that it will win the award?

It means a lot to my career; it means a lot to the club, to the players and to the coaches and the management because that was the first time a Nigerian league goal was so rewarded. We thank God that the match was live on television otherwise how could they have seen it. The award has brought a lot of things to my career and my life, and it has also projected me. This is why everything should be done to always ensure that our league matches are on television because such goals will still be scored; how could they have even known that I scored that goal if the match was not televised? I thank God because I was not expecting that the goal will be that valued because as a striker, I only aimed to do my work and that was just what I did and the rest came thereafter.

What went through your mind the moment you got the pass from your teammates that resulted to that goal?

Nothing special went through my mind other than to finish the move. This is also because we have come to understand ourselves much. Immediately I got the pass because I was well positioned, I target the post in order to score a goal because we have been having so many chances unconverted and it happened. At that moment, a forward will only aim to score and not what will come after the goal. When in a situation where a ball is passed to you as a striker, all that you will think is to score. So nothing special was going through my mind that moment other than to score a goal and thank God I did just that.

In our earlier discussion, you talked of several clubs from abroad making inquiries about you; so how soon are we seeing Olatunbosun leaving Nigerian league for a club overseas?

It may be soon or it may not be but one thing is very sure, I will certainly further my career by God’s grace. I have to wait for my time because everything happens with time. I am not rushing into clubs abroad but I will wait for the right time and the right offer to make a move because it is all about my career and future.

Are you in anyway bothered that despite your form at MFM, especially in the just ended season, Super Eagles handlers have not looked your way?

I am not bothered because everything has to do with time. God set time for everything and in football; anybody can be called up at any time. I am someone that believes so much in time and season and when it is the right time, nobody will stop one’s movement. It is the dream of every player to play for the national team and I know that I can fit into the team, but like I said earlier on, everything has to do with time because even God has time for everything that will happen in a man’s life. I think I am not in any way bothered; besides, I have years ahead of me in this game. The most important thing is for me to keep remaining in form and shape and playing very well. Nobody will stop me from representing my country when the time comes, so I am not bothered.

Super Eagles just qualified for the World Cup even with one match remaining in the qualifiers; what do you have to say about the feat?

It was a very good one for the players and the entire country as a whole. This kind of qualification with one match to go is very strange to us and also very good as well. It shows the kind of commitment the players and the coaches showed in the qualifiers and also showed the true Nigerian spirit. If I tell you that I am not happy, I will be lying because all Nigerians are very happy for the qualification, especially in difficult matches like the ones against Cameroon. They won it for the country and we are all praying for a good outing at the World Cup proper. The Super Eagles did all of us proud and I say congratulations to the entire team.

Coach Gernot Rohr trusted homeboy, Ikechukwu Ezenwa, in the last three qualifiers; what does it mean to you as a player in the domestic league?

I thank the coach for giving the home base goalkeeper the chance. That is one thing I thank him very much and it shows that we still have dependable players in the league. You can just look at the confidence the goalkeeper showed, especially in the matches against Cameroon and the last one. The choice of Ezenwa, to me, justified the local league and showed that we can still make the team. It is just about waiting for one’s time for that to happen. It was not easy seen the goalkeeper manning the post in such high-profile matches, which were watched even beyond Nigeria. Another thing is that Ezenwa justified his inclusion in the squad through his performances in the season.

http://independent.ng/474502-2/

PROVERBZ:
onyekuru didn't score this week

Or Anderlecht haven't played any league games since playing PSG
Just asking

Onyekuru has been the better player for over a year now