Talking about Ubong. He is also a good player. I don't think Siasia was really bad. But the question is would he have kept on to his boys for another 2 years?

andrew444:

Yes

We won brazil with a goal from ubong Ekpai

gustav25:



Na Here I go dey to hand you a large L

Flopgustav

Joebie:
Talking about Ubong. He is also a good player. I don't think Siasia was really bad. But the question is would he have kept on to his boys for another 2 years?

Lol

dont even know what to say

Yes siasia is not that bad

Joebie:
Talking about Ubong. He is also a good player. I don't think Siasia was really bad. But the question is would he have kept on to his boys for another 2 years?

Yes.

Siasia is fiercely loyal to his boys. Even when Solomon Okoronkwo was clubless, he still got super eagles invites.

I do not want Siasia near any national team.

charlesemeka85:
Azubuike okechukwu

Boss one of the major reasons the current U-23 team play a typical 4-4-2 is down to the pairing of Nwakali and Azubuike in central midfield.. Both can act as destroyers and equally make play effortlessly what with their passing range, accuracy and above all effective use of the ball.. This way, it’s easy for them to dominate opponents in the midfield a la ball possession.. This is one glaring imbalance in the Current SE set up with Ndidi and Etebo... The former being a natural defensive shield whilst the latter a converted one,with both lacking the effective use of the ball to exploit opponents defenses when the team is transitioning from Defence to attack what with their lack of passing ability or accuracy often making the transition seem very laborious.. As good as we think they both are ,it’s a seriously flawed pairing that’d Be exploited by more tactically savvy coaches/teams...

tbaba1234:


Yes.

Siasia is fiercely loyal to his boys. Even when Solomon Okoronkwo was clubless, he still got super eagles invites.

I do not want Siasia near any national team.

Lol, solomon okoronkwo

But that's almost as bad as a player not getting game time in their clubs, yet still gets invites.

tbaba1234:


Yes.

Siasia is fiercely loyal to his boys. Even when Solomon Okoronkwo was clubless, he still got super eagles invites.

I do not want Siasia near any national team.

That's a remarkable observation.

markmarble:

Boss one of the major reasons the current U-23 team play a typical 4-4-2 is down to the pairing of Nwakali and Azubuike in central midfield.. Both can act as destroyers and equally make play effortlessly what with their passing range, accuracy and above all effective use of the ball.. This way, it’s easy for them to dominate opponents in the midfield a la ball possession.. This is one glaring imbalance in the Current SE set up with Ndidi and Etebo... The former being a natural defensive shield whilst the latter a converted one,with both lacking the effective use of the ball to exploit opponents defenses when the team is transitioning from Defence to attack what with their lack of passing ability or accuracy often making the transition seem very laborious.. As good as we think they both are ,it’s a seriously flawed pairing that’d Be exploited by more tactically savvy coaches/teams...

Me I like Siasia's tactical style better. Coupled with a defensive minded assistant and less bias in selection I prefer Siasia to Rohr as crazy as it may sound. Siasia bias pass Rohr own.
Rohr has enjoyed a lot of support. How i wish our past coaches enjoyed such support from the NFF. We probably would have won more trophies by now.

andrew444:


Lol

dont even know what to say

Yes siasia is not that bad

Bonaventure worked for that goal...Okereke has good positioning to hammer in that goal

markmarble:

Boss one of the major reasons the current U-23 team play a typical 4-4-2 is down to the pairing of Nwakali and Azubuike in central midfield.. Both can act as destroyers and equally make play effortlessly what with their passing range, accuracy and above all effective use of the ball.. This way, it’s easy for them to dominate opponents in the midfield a la ball possession.. This is one glaring imbalance in the Current SE set up with Ndidi and Etebo... The former being a natural defensive shield whilst the latter a converted one,with both lacking the effective use of the ball to exploit opponents defenses when the team is transitioning from Defence to attack what with their lack of passing ability or accuracy often making the transition seem very laborious.. As good as we think they both are ,it’s a seriously flawed pairing that’d Be exploited by more tactically savvy coaches/teams...

You are on point.
One must sit on the bench.

markmarble:

Boss one of the major reasons the current U-23 team play a typical 4-4-2 is down to the pairing of Nwakali and Azubuike in central midfield.. Both can act as destroyers and equally make play effortlessly what with their passing range, accuracy and above all effective use of the ball.. This way, it’s easy for them to dominate opponents in the midfield a la ball possession.. This is one glaring imbalance in the Current SE set up with Ndidi and Etebo... The former being a natural defensive shield whilst the latter a converted one,with both lacking the effective use of the ball to exploit opponents defenses when the team is transitioning from Defence to attack what with their lack of passing ability or accuracy often making the transition seem very laborious.. As good as we think they both are ,it’s a seriously flawed pairing that’d Be exploited by more tactically savvy coaches/teams...

All i ask from Nwakali is a club that he should be playing 1st team football? is this 2 much from me?

Even if its not europe top 5 league, Turkey, greece, belgium, cant this guy get clubs from these countries so i will stop insulting him?

I will also accept english championship

Joebie:
But that's almost as bad as a player not getting game time in their clubs, yet still gets invites.

Well, a bench warmer still has to train daily whether he likes it or not.. A clubless player does what he wants.

A bench warmer is usually physically fit but would lack match sharpness.

A clubless player has to be self motivated to stay at a good level of fitness.

gamaliel9:
Bonaventure worked for that goal...Okereke has good positioning to hammer in that goal

I hope to see okereke in epl soon, he was bought to replace brazillian wesley who was sold for 25 million

Okereke might be sold that amount because i know he will do well

Dennis is another good player also

A player might be clubless but still attached to a team for the purpose of training
Anyway, I had said "almost as bad as"

tbaba1234:


Well, a bench warmer still has to train daily whether he likes it or not.. A clubless player does what he wants.

A bench warmer is usually physically fit but would lack match sharpness.

A clubless player has to be self motivated to stay at a good level of fitness.

hopeful

andrew444:


I hope to see okereke in epl soon, he was bought to replace brazillian wesley who was sold for 25 million

Okereke might be sold that amount because i know he will do well

Dennis is another good player also

Joebie:
Me I like Siasia's tactical style better. Coupled with a defensive minded assistant and less bias in selection I prefer Siasia to Rohr as crazy as it may sound. Siasia bias pass Rohr own.
Rohr has enjoyed a lot of support. How i wish our past coaches enjoyed such support from the NFF. We probably would have won more trophies by now.

Make i no lie you siasia is bias in his selections

we are saying the same thing.

andrew444:


Make i no lie you siasia is bias in his selections

Joebie:
hopeful

Its been about 8 years since club brugge paid 8 million for a player

Joebie:
we are saying the same thing.

I have re read what you said

Now you are talking

so u no read am well before?

andrew444:


I have re read what you said

Now you are talking

Joebie:
A player might be clubless but still attached to a team for the purpose of training
Anyway, I had said "almost as bad as"

Yes, but no one will query him when he fails to show up.

I rate Okereke highly. However, he has to do better than Osimhen did there. Osimhen is the new bench mark for the Jupiler pro league.

andrew444:


Its been about 8 years since club brugge paid 8 million for a player

Joebie:
so u no read am well before?

lol

True.. it's left to the discipline of the player.

tbaba1234:


Yes, but no one will query him when he fails to show up.

Joebie:
I rate Okereke highly. However, he has to do better than Osimhen did there. Osimhen is the new bench mark for the Jupiler pro league.

He might not do better than osimhen or he might do better, osimhen will join lille sha

Weslsey played 107 matches and scored 32 goals and command a 25m move to epl, if osimhen played such amount of games i am sure he will have better stats

Belgium has always been GREEN for Nigerian players...almost all explode there...from Keshi to Okereke...more loading

gamaliel9:
Belgium has always been GREEN for Nigerian players...almost all explode there...from Keshi to Okereke...more loading

I just wanna see them in epl or laliga

If Nwakali see shirt for any championship team make I no wetin cause am

andrew444:


All i ask from Nwakali is a club that he should be playing 1st team football? is this 2 much from me?

Even if its not europe top 5 league, Turkey, greece, belgium, cant this guy get clubs from these countries so i will stop insulting him?

I will also accept english championship

Onyekuru scored 22 goals including the relegation play offs while Osimhen scored 19 including the Europa play offs.

Joebie:
I rate Okereke highly. However, he has to do better than Osimhen did there. Osimhen is the new bench mark for the Jupiler pro league.

Bias na small. Siasia team that will score 2 goals and concede 4 in the same match. I will only rate him when he gets a real job than hanging around waiting to come in as super eagles interim coach lmao

andrew444:


Make i no lie you siasia is bias in his selections

Oneyekuru is old benchmark. He has long moved on to greater things. There is a reason why I said "new benchmark"

cc12:
Onyekuru scored 22 goals including the relegation play offs while Osimhen scored 19 including the Europa play offs.