TheGoodJoe:


I understand that but will always pick the best for each role. Not just listing names for joke reasons. That is why my list is different. I am drafting a realistic list not a joke list of names.

jihday:
Hitting purple patch and being actually good are different things sha, Kanu didn't even hit 50 goals for arsenal. 6 Afcon 3 WC no goal, 12 goals in 86 games, how else is he supposed to tell you he's not prolific?

elyte89:



He was soaking up d knowledge on d bench

chrisooblog:
I suspect my man Joe works with an oil company the way he always talks about soaking drilling and now dropping deep

TheGoodJoe:
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There is far more to offensive play from a striker than goals. Watch the clip below and look at the split decisions, the dropping deep to build play, covering multiple offensive positions and how Kanu brought the other offensive players into the game. Finally, watch his gifted techniques on the ball.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuIPjDAvasw

tglobal:
Your submission will make even Okocha edge out both Yekini and Kanu for the striker's position

tglobal:


Your position will make even Okocha edge out both Kanu and Yekini as a good striker

Danielnino00:


Even the likes of Yakubu,Musa and Martins will rank ahead of Kanu as far as the super eagles was concerned...


No disrespect to Papilo,but that's the truth.. he is more famous for his exploit at club level and at the Olympics...

Utonwanne:


Sir which one be 'until Aguero assimilated the philosophy'?

Guardiola bought Gabriel and mistook him for De Lima. To right-prove his decision of getting the young Jesus, he gave him starting spot at the detriment of Aguero so that media would sing praises of how he unearthed a young gem.

Aguero has been great prayer and at very larger extent, he's not made by Guardiola.

Ps- This is not to say Pep is not great coach.

Joebie:
no need for long talk. Kanu is the most crafty. But proficiency at goals count. The likes of Yekini and Yakubu will bang in goals again and again even if they don't look pretty.

cc: TheGoodJoe

Joebie:
read and understand. much emphasis is not put in the particular position they played when bestXI is named. which is why you will find strikers put as wingers and CBs as Full backs. It's common practice.

TheSuperNerd:
Terem Moffi is attracting huge interest from Ligue 1 side St. Etienne, Belgian Giants Anderlecht and Turkish Giants, Galatasaray SK.

I understand St.Etienne coach, Claude Puel has made contact with Moffi.

andrewbaba44:


Who dey talk say na pep made aguero?

I go flog that person ooooo

Danielnino00:


Abi...

Even Ramos was listed as a RB in the last FIFA world XI despite the fact that he had only played that role in the past....

TheGoodJoe:


Ramos actually played the left back role for a while. I first knew Sergio Ramos as a right back and was that for some time. In Taribo's case, he never played the role for multiple games.

jihday:
Wasn't an official game tho

TheGoodJoe:


Club legend Lee is in awe of the 31-year-old, whom he believes has evolved into a complete striker under Guardiola's stewardship over the last four years.

“Sergio is simply remarkable,” the ex-City frontman told the club's official website. “When Pep Guardiola first came to the Club, he (Aguero) was an out and out goalscorer but now he is an out and out player who scores goals

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“Pep asked me to try a new way of playing and I had to adapt. It wasn’t easy but I had no choice,” Aguero said in the new book Pep’s City: The Making of a Superteam, which is serialised in The Sun.


“My game is totally different now from what I was doing five years ago at City. A total transformation. At that meal, we talked about loads of things.

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Let me not talk.

TheGoodJoe:


Ramos actually played the left back role for a while. I first knew Sergio Ramos as a right back and was that for some time. In Taribo's case, he never played the role for multiple games.

TheGoodJoe:


You deserve some Finnish Deadly Konk Chen kung-fu beating.

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andrewbaba44:


Hmm, tell me something i dont know

Ramos only played as a RB

Danielnino00:


I know that Ramos played as a RB.

What I meant was that he was drafted to the RB position to accommodate him on the FIFA XI team even though he hadn't played that position for a long time .

The person that dragged Taribo to LB did it to accommodate him in the lineup...

Joebie:
More on the good news I posted yesterday:

NPIFL secure N200m sponsorship deal for league
June 2, 2020 Editorial IV Sports 0

No fewer than 10 Nigerian private clubs have concluded plans to start a separate private league christened, Nigeria Private Investors Football League (NPIFL).

The NPIFL, which will consist of only private owned football clubs on Tuesday announced N200 million sponsorship.

The league organising body on Monday also set up five-man committee whose primary duty is to register the league and get approval from authority ahead of the kick off scheduled for this year.

“The temporary five-man committee headed by Proprietor, Remo Stars, Kunle Soname has been set up to make sure that they get the league registered and get approval from the authority,” sources said.

“When this is achieved, other private clubs who are willing to join can then register to participate in the NPIFL where every match will be live streamed and shown live on TV.

Proprietor of Kaduna-based Nigeria National League side, Kada City Football Club, Ekene Adams, while reacting to why a separate league from the leagues organised by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), the ‘youngest club owner’ said that the initiative was borne out of the how NFF is running Nigeria Football which add no financial value to private club owners adding that private clubs are the ones recognised by FIFA.

“We are not happy with the way the private club owners are been treated like an outcast. We sat down to seek the way forward for Nigerian football because there is nothing to write home about in the league. We then decided to invest in our own private league which will commence soon. Ekene Adams added.

“As we speak football clubs like; Dynamite Force of Benin, MFM FC Lagos, Oyah Sports Surja, Remo Stars Ogun State, Kada City of Kaduna, Go-Round FC and host of others have already registered for the independent league.

“The registered clubs will compete for the N200m prize money drawn from South-South, South-West, South-East, North-Central, North-West, and North-East.

“The TV stations and sponsors are already on ground waiting for the approval from the authority before setting the ball rolling.

“We don’t have any problem with anyone; in fact, we work hand-in-hand with the NFF. The private clubs owners are the real investors,” he concluded.

The champions in the first season will smile home with N100 million prize while the runners-up and 3rd position pocket N60 and N40 million respectively.

The champions, runners-up will not engage in any CAF inter-club competitions.

--Blueprint.ng

Clementoke:


Will they pull out from the NPFL?