bishop88:
Ighalo can't stop scoring,we need that guy in the sia one team

TheGoodJoe:


Echiejile recovered and flopped. That is a fact. Echiejile is a weak crosser. If I start digging my comments, you will see complaints I made.

If you remember Oshaniwa running to celebrate with Coach Keshi in one of the qualifiers, it was due to his impact on the team.

I actually watch that wing a lot. There is no way you can compare them. I just hope Coach Oliseh gives the young man a chance. When Oshaniwa plays, you do not notice his forward runs and track backs because he does it effortlessly.

BascoVanVeli:



U cannot judge Elderson based on his immediate form after recovering. Look at this year he is a regular at his club with some respectable performances in the Europa. On this eagles team our fullbacks are not given freedom but he still had that great cross to Ighalo against Cameroon. Oshiniwa did a concrete job i have no knocks against him but there is nothing special about his game. Either way i wouldn't be inviting either to the Olympics.

joseph1013:
Who else thinks Success can do exactly what Ighalo is doing in the Premiership?

TheGoodJoe:


I believe Success can do it without a doubt. Unfortunately, he is stuck with some crap players who he has to help give Granada face.

I see Watford replacing Odion Ighalo with Success if a team comes with the right money for Ighalo.

joseph1013:


That would be a blessing. Though I'm not sure Ighalo ever played as a winger at Granada.

joseph1013:
Who else thinks Success can do exactly what Ighalo is doing in the Premiership?

BascoVanVeli:


I respect the love for Success but at some point u have to give immense credit to Ighalo. I don't believe any Nigerian has done what he has been doing so far in the epl.

joseph1013:
Who else thinks Success can do exactly what Ighalo is doing in the Premiership?

joseph1013:


Oh you got that wrong! I'm not taking anything away from him. He is a very good striker, even if I dont want him close to the Olympic team.

BascoVanVeli:


I respect the love for Success but at some point u have to give immense credit to Ighalo. I don't believe any Nigerian has done what he has been doing so far in the epl.

BascoVanVeli:


That was another conversation but now u make it seem like what he is doing isn't special. There is no big difference between watford and Granada, if Success could do what Ighalo is doing he'd be doing it right now. There is a big gap between 2 and 14. Isaac might be our future but right now the best Nigerian on the planet is Ighalo.

joseph1013:


Well, I already told you I think he is a very good player, if you still insist you think I didnt mean that, that's your cup of tea.

Tell me how many goals Ighalo scored in his second season at Granada, compare that with the number of goals Success has scored in his second season at a younger age.

I will wait...

enomakos:
you forget yakubu aiyegbeni

CFCman:

The Olympic tournament has been part of the FIFA calendar since 2012. So clubs are bound to release players for the tourney.

linked:
If clubs refuses to release their players for the Olympics, any FA can cry a river... of course 'crying' will never raise dust...

BascoVanVeli:


That was another conversation but now u make it seem like what he is doing isn't special. There is no big difference between watford and Granada, if Success could do what Ighalo is doing he'd be doing it right now. There is a big gap between 2 and 14. Isaac might be our future but right now the best Nigerian on the planet is Ighalo.

linked:



FIFA says soccer clubs don’t have to release players for Rio Olympics

By Nick ZaccardiSep 25, 2015, 9:42 AM EST

Soccer clubs are under no obligation to allow their players to play in the Rio Olympic men’s tournament, FIFA said Friday.

“The event is not part of the international match calendar,” FIFA said in a press release. “However, FIFA is asking for support from the clubs to allow players who are called up by their national teams to be given the chance to be part of the Olympic experience.”

The move could impact Brazil’s biggest sports star, Barcelona striker Neymar, who has said he’s made his intentions to play in the Olympic soccer tournament known to his club.

In 2012, FIFA ordered club teams to allow under-23 players to compete in the Olympics. In 2008, the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled Barcelona did not have to release Lionel Messi to compete in the Olympics, though Messi did end up winning gold with Argentina anyway.

In May, Brazil national team coach Dunga, who is also the under-23 Olympic team coach after the firing of Alexandre Gallo, said Neymar’s participation in the Rio Olympics was dependent on talks with Barcelona, according to O Globo.

Neymar may be the 2016 Olympic host nation’s most famous potential Olympian, but there is at least some question of whether he will suit up at the Rio Games.

Copa America Centenario is slated to take place from June 3-26. Soccer at the 2016 Olympics takes place from Aug. 3-20. Neymar plays for Barcelona in La Liga, whose season usually begins in late August. That would be a busy summer of national team duty, which may not sit well with Barcelona.

Three of the world’s other top players — Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo, Paris Saint-Germain’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Messi — also play internationally for nations that qualified for Rio 2016 (Portugal, Sweden and Argentina).

World Cup winner Germany also qualified for Rio.

Olympic soccer teams are made up of players aged 23 and under. There’s also an option of having three over-age players, which is where Neymar, Ronaldo, Ibrahimovic and Messi would come in.

Some nations take greater advantage of the Olympic rule that allows three over-age players more than others. In 2012, Brazil used its exceptions on three exceptional players —Hulk, Marcelo and Thiago Silva — who started for Brazil in the 2014 World Cup.

Brazil, which has won five World Cups, has never won Olympic gold in soccer. It won silver in 1984, 1988 and 2012 and bronze in 1996 and 2008.

Neymar, then 20, was part of the 2012 Olympic team that lost to Mexico in the final.

Also Friday, FIFA confirmed that the Qatar 2022 World Cup would not interfere with the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, as the IOC has said for months.

The 2022 World Cup dates are Nov. 21-Dec. 18, which will coincide with various winter sports seasons.

safarigirl:
Ighalo was crap in the third division of Spain, only managed to get 12 goals in 3 seasons there.


if Success goes to England, he'll have 20 goals halfway into the season. EPL plays kindergarten football compared to LA Liga. Don't get carried away

kentAire:

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