codemaniacs:


you must be under 17 years old...

I didn't call mostob decisions foolish..

you like putting words in peoples mouths to make your own point...

and if mostob also holds the opinion that players must be playing in the Top 5 leagues before they can get call ups then his decision is foolish...

mostob is talking about Iwobi, Nwakwali and Ndidi in the S.E starting eleven which means they have to be invited then the coach has to start them...

Aribo was a hindrance to Nwakwali's chances at the AFCON an d Eguavoen lack of belief in midfielders and lack of playing possession football caused it. Eguavoen believes having 4 - 6 strikers playing in Top 5 leagues in the starting eleven will win him matches...

TheSuperNerd:


@bolded... Oh, so you too see the tactical possibilities. Very good.


@2nd bolded... I love this. Some of you all are catching on to the Nicknames I bestow on these lads.

Carry on Comrade....

TheGoodJoe:


Ndidi has the work rate but he needs to develop his passing. A deep playing pivot is becoming key if you must play possession football.

You need a deep player that can combine with the defenders to play out of the back. I am seeing potential in Samson Tijani for that role. Ndidi might have to fall to defence but his passing might still prove a liability.

charlesemeka85:
what did you say?

Focus on Kano pillars, udoji united, calabar rovers, leventies and el Kanemi warriors to gain more followers on YouTube cus i am a subscriber of your channel and must confess it isn’t doing well at all

ChrisKels:
In his first ever start for Watford, Maduka Okoye leads his club through the exit door from the Carabao Cup, as he lets in 2 against lowly rated MK Dons

charlesemeka85:
i wan ask question oooo

why all these irrelevant stats whenever nwakali plays a match? wetin mk una no dey also drop same stats of other players scattered all ovcer europe.

which one be long ball stat again which he can only achieve in 2nd tier club football?

make una kuku show stats of successful throwing too

Nwakali as someone said here few days ago will be the most hyped Nigerian footballer ever to exist

Azeez played in the segunda division for years , got promoted to laliga and currently back to the 2nd tier of Spanish football for once I never saw any monicker drop stats of his throwing and long ball stats

ChrisKels:
In his first ever start for Watford, Maduka Okoye leads his club through the exit door from the Carabao Cup, as he lets in 2 against lowly rated MK Dons

mostob:
The trio has always been my preferred Midfield partners. Ndidi doing the dirty work, Kelechi with the build up and Iwobi slicing the ball through the opponent's defence. Unfortunately,Nwakali has been disappointing. I hope he get his break this season.

TheSuperNerd:
Joint 10th in the league after 2 matchdays NOT Joint 14th.

charlesemeka85:
i wan ask question oooo

why all these irrelevant stats whenever nwakali plays a match? wetin mk una no dey also drop same stats of other players scattered all ovcer europe.

which one be long ball stat again which he can only achieve in 2nd tier club football?

make una kuku show stats of successful throwing too

Nwakali as someone said here few days ago will be the most hyped Nigerian footballer ever to exist

Azeez played in the segunda division for years , got promoted to laliga and currently back to the 2nd tier of Spanish football for once I never saw any monicker drop stats of his throwing and long ball stats

TheGoodJoe:


Watch the passing ability of Kalvin Phillips and you will understand why Guardiola insisted on getting him. If Ndidi is to play with the big boys, he must transform into more than a destroyer.

He has the ability. He just needs to change his mentality to a passer and see his game improve by miles. Open for passes. That is search for space where his teammates can find him. Then pass to players in space. Study Xavi and Paul Scholes over and over again. The Defensive midfield role is changing.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0i77EsprjHE

Cecco90:


I no blame them at all. Na wetin we get be that. Na the dearth of midfield talent I blame o. Na condition make crayfish bend

charlesemeka85:
improved version of gatusso,gullit and pirlo in the Spanish segunda division?

mostob:
I just pray his performance this season will be a stepping stone for Kelechi. The talent is there, he just needs to work hard more.

Call me whatever you want, I really wish to have Ndidi, Iwobi and Nwakali manning our Midfield.

But till then, Sultan, Onyedika and the likes should be invited for next friendlies.

Meliforme:


I understood very well the view you just painted, the qualities you accentuated, are not just for DM's, it is for every player, but let's not forget that the point (up) is on Wilfred Ndidi's relevance to the Super eagles midfield.

I stressed from the beginning on the quality in our players and why Ndidi is important.
We have goalkeepers that make us cede possession whenever the ball is theirs to distribute. We have CB's that battle with concentration, we have forwards that doesn't contribute much to defense (Moses Simon is excluded from this, Chidera Ejuke is also not guilty). We also have players with limited passing technique, making us cede possession when we are not to. You see why we need an elite destroyer like Ndidi, to help us clean up, break up the opposition's play, provide a good defensive cover etc.

The W.I.N triumvirate is the way to go.

charlesemeka85:
what did you say?

Focus on Kano pillars, udoji united, calabar rovers, leventies and el Kanemi warriors to gain more followers on YouTube cus i am a subscriber of your channel and must confess it isn’t doing well at all

TheGoodJoe:


What is more interesting? You people will be the first to complain about our local scene not growing and first to attack someone doing his best to help push our local football.

BascoVanVeli is beyond criticism. Yes I will repeat it. He is beyond criticism. He is doing a magnificent job. It is tedious, dedicated, committed.

To you the views are not high but to those young men out there, he is creating that little window for them to grow.

I am shocked you can even think of making mockery, instead of showing appreciation.

If not him, I would have been oblivious to a lot of things happening in our local scene.

BascoVanVeli, do not let such talk get to you. Neyo was booed off stage at the Apollo and he ended up a phenom.

Eminem's mixtape was thrown in the garbage by a producer because he felt he was thrash. He became one of the best selling musicians of all time.

Kanye West was rejected by Capital records and wanted only his beats. He became a multiple Grammy award winner.

Do not let anyone deceive you. You are a pride to our football.

My Wife answers my phone call with a loud ALLLL RRRIIGHT.

TheGoodJoe:


I understand your point. However, developing his ball-playing skills will increase his value to us. Also, the reason of this argument is why top clubs skip Ndidi despite his quality. It has to do with his passing limitation.

mostob:
I just pray his performance this season will be a stepping stone for Kelechi. The talent is there, he just needs to work hard more.

Call me whatever you want, I really wish to have Ndidi, Iwobi and Nwakali manning our Midfield.

But till then, Sultan, Onyedika and the likes should be invited for next friendlies.

TheGoodJoe:


Learn to understand a point. I said Iheanacho should stay a season or two for the tactical lessons and leave for playing time. At the time Rodgers signed, Iheanacho was still in his formative years and needed to develop tactically.

So, I never wanted him to stay long there. Okay?

ChrisKels:
In Bassey's debut in the league for Ajax, did he play as a CB or LB?

TheGoodJoe:


Like WTF.

10 long balls. 8 accurate. No need for Tonali. Iwobi Got it.

TheGoodJoe:


Come on. The opportunities are different. How many black coaches have the opportunity for top teams? He tried and I hope he gives it another shot.

Joebie:
Alhassan Yusuf!!!!!

ChrisKels:
In Bassey's debut in the league for Ajax, did he play as a CB or LB?

mostob:
That's Sultan... Midfield sultan
I mentioned him.

TheLoneCitizen:
This stat says much about Ndidi than Iwobi.

TheSuperNerd:
From today henceforth, I multi-name Alhassan Yusuf as the "The Midfield Sultan", "The Midfield Alhaji" and "The Conductor-dynamo".

Baller!

TheGoodJoe:


It is not race card but fact card. I hope he tries again. Oliseh did it before and he can do it again. I won't lose faith in him. He has the talent.