TheGoodJoe:


We are not talking about all English players and English managers. I wonder why your hinging on that. Top, Top, Top, top clubs and managers want good players.

Also, top players do not go about showing skills but use it at the right time. Mostly under tight situations.

Iwobi has far better quality than Chamberlain. He is a far better player. More top clubs and managers will want Iwobi over Chamberlain.

edi287:

Iwobi isn't far better than OX. He has a better football IQ and touch than him. Ox has the physical and technical attributes to be world class but he doesn't have a good football IQ. There's a reason Pep and Mou are huge fans of him.

edi287:

Iwobi isn't far better than OX. He has a better football IQ and touch than him. Ox has the physical and technical attributes to be world class but he doesn't have a good football IQ. There's a reason Pep and Mou are huge fans of him.

TheGoodJoe:


You think Pep is not a big fan of Ox? Pep knows it will prove difficult to get Iwobi off Arsene Wenger. Getting Chamberlain is far easier than Iwobi. That is why you get the links to Ox.

The Gulf in class between Iwobi and Chamberlain is far.

komekn:


These stats are officially substantiated thats good but we have a question mark the Naija reality apart from Okaka who was born in Italy the age of the other guys.

question mark dey

joseph1013:
Sometimes you talk as if you stay on the same bed with Pep. I don't want Iwobi going near Pep but how can it be hard to get Iwobi if Pep brings the right figure?

He spent close to £50 to get Sane and Stone each. Are you saying that City cannot afford to use that same amount to buy Iwobi?

Does it mean that because James (of Madrid) gets more links, then Iwobi is better than him?

There are far better points to use to support Iwobi. [

terzurum5:

You seem to be the type that stays far away from home and will never see anything good about Nigeria.

I have always perceived you in that light. Your conclusion that only Okaka who was born abroad is using his real age just confirmed my earlier insinuations.

You are not too different from most typical Nigerians who always love to associate every negative thing with Nigeria.

This age falsification issue as it concerns Nigeria is blown out of proportion. My younger brother was mid this year Disqualified from participating in the Shell Cup, under the guise that he is above 17 years of age. This is a boy who just clicked 17 mid November, 2016.

He looks huge, tall and has grown beards too.
He was just 16yrs and some months as of the time the shell Cup started.


If Obafemi Martins was older than his actual age when he started playing, I doubt he did still be kicking the ball.

terzurum5:

You seem to be the type that stays far away from home and will never see anything good about Nigeria.

I have always perceived you in that light. Your conclusion that only Okaka who was born abroad is using his real age just confirmed my earlier insinuations.

You are not too different from most typical Nigerians who always love to associate every negative thing with Nigeria.

This age falsification issue as it concerns Nigeria is blown out of proportion. My younger brother was mid this year Disqualified from participating in the Shell Cup, under the guise that he is above 17 years of age. This is a boy who just clicked 17 mid November, 2016.

He looks huge, tall and has grown beards too.
He was just 16yrs and some months as of the time the shell Cup started.


If Obafemi Martins was older than his actual age when he started playing, I doubt he did still be kicking the ball.

komekn:


Come on in the premiership the larger majority of managers will consider pace first garnished with some skill.

I will confesses to being overwhelming biased in favour of skill, technique, shakara movement, touch, dribbling, etc etc. But I have learned that what the majority of the market wants will determine the price.

One day a head coach of a Premiership club told my player. At this stage he had out paced and dribbled three players got into the 18 and passed the ball to the strikers feet.

[/b]He said, "Heh mate, forget all that fancy pansy stuff, just cross it in, get heads on ball mate[b]"

This is mindset that pervades the majority of English clubs. Allardyce, Moyes, How, Pulis, Dyche, Bruce, Hughes even some of the more cultured continental European managers will concede the need for Speed end product delivery exceeds the need for technical ability.

Iwobi can easily be classed as a luxury player as a result his price will be lower amongst other considerations.

safarigirl:


I've made this observation previously about sir komekn.

He's always quick to deride anything from Nigeria as sub-standard, our players usually lying about their ages, only those in Europe are sincere. Yet, after making such insinuations, he'll claim he's omo naija.

terzurum5:
Owngoalnigeria.com is at it again.


Nigeria Keeping Close Watch On 19 Year Old Hertha Berlin German-Nigerian Left Back, Son Of Ex 3SC Player

There are indications that coach of the Nigeria senior national team Gernot Rohr is keeping a close watch on Hertha Berlin rising star Jordan Torunarigha, who is born in Germany to Nigerian parents.


Coach of the Super Eagles of Nigeria Gernot Rohr is searching for options in the full back position of the team, and Torunarigha is reportedly one of the names in his list of options.


The 19 year old is yet to make an appearance for the main team of Hertha Berlin but he has been ever present for the Reserve side who are campaigning in the Regionalliga.


Standing at an impressive height of of 189cm, he is the son of former Shooting Stars star man Ojokojo Torunarigha, and he is comfortable as a centre back or left full back.


Already he has represented Germany at youth level but he is still eligible for Nigeria, as he qualifies through his parents.

owngoalnigeria.com/2016/12/24/nigeria-keeping-close-watch-on-19-year-old-hertha-berlin-german-nigerian-left-back-son-of-ex-3sc-player/

terzurum5:
Rohr Receives Glowing Report About Rivers United Left Full Back Gabriel Wassa


The eye catching performances of Rivers United newly signed left full back Gabriel Wassa has reportedly caught the attention of coach of the Super Eagles Gernot Rohr.


Wassa joined Rivers United this season from fellow Nigeria Professional Football League side Niger Tornadoes, and he has grown into one of the first name on the team sheet of the CAF Champions League campaigners in their pre season games.


Owngoalnigeria.com gathered that Rohr was briefed about his performance against Villarrreal B where he stood out, shortly after impressing in the annual Nigeria Super Four tournament in Enugu.


He is expected to be given a chance to impress the coach during the friendly game against Egypt in January, and his performance in the game will reportedly go a long way in determining his inclusion in further games.


Known for his pace, dribbles and pin point deliveries, he is expected to push Kingsley Madu of Zulte Waregem for the deputy left full back slot of the team behind Elderson Echiejile.

owngoalnigeria.com/2016/12/24/rohr-receives-glowing-report-about-rivers-united-left-full-back-gabriel-wassa/

joseph1013:
Sometimes you talk as if you sleep on the same bed with Pep. I don't want Iwobi going near Pep but how can it be hard to get Iwobi if Pep brings the right figure?

He spent close to £50 each to get Sane and Stone. Are you saying that City cannot afford to use that same amount to buy Iwobi?

Does it mean that because James (of Madrid) gets more links, then Iwobi is better than him?

There are far better points to use to support Iwobi.