somehow:


which of them?

Tamunotonye22:



tbvh only Liverpool has been class this season. Man City has only used influence and and a very few times have been given a win due to VAR's stupidity.

Kog45:
22 years old captain Stephen Keshi led Green Eagles against Idomitable Lion of Cameron(1984 Afcon final)in Ivory Coast which Nigeria lost 3-1.

Nigeria team was very young with Peter Rufai, Patrick Okala,Raymond Best,Sunday Eboigbe,Ademola Adeshina,Humphrey Edebor,Henry Nwosu,Rasheed Yekini,Yisa Sofoluwe,Chibuzor Ehilegbu,Clement Temile,Stephen Keshi with old warhorse Mudashiru Lawal.

The team find it difficult against very experienced Cameroonian team that was full with players from Espana 82 World Cup.The Cameroonian team did not lose a single match but failed to qualify from group stage in 1982 World Cup.

This was a Cameron team young Green Eagles led by Keshi faced in the final,but I will never forget the semi finals match with young Peter Rufai showed his class but injury kept him out in the final and Patrick Okala was in goal.

iamdynamite:
its really hard to choose, but I will lean towards rangers

TheLoneCitizen:


An average club with a big-team mentality. In the next two season they'll break into the top four. Everything is just right about them.

It also makes winning sweeter, when you support a club that wins all the time, where is the joy? Like when they almost beat United.

Been supporting fully since 2017 when they were awful. Now they have Ancelotti, Sir Iwobi and Marcel Brands.

komekn:


Everton is club with a history steeped in racism.

The have always anchored themselves on hard work and endeavour at one time the quintessential blood and guts team.

Exemplified in former manager Duncan Ferguson.

Ancelotti cannot change the ethos in a few seasons and with the limited budget l see him going the way of those before him.

Thier youth academy is based on the same ethos and create a good team at youth level that grinds out results with hardworking nit skill and technicality but very few individual outstanding technically gifted players.

Also the hierarchy of recruitment too like deal and Egunje.

komekn:


Everton is club with a history steeped in racism.

The have always anchored themselves on hard work and endeavour at one time the quintessential blood and guts team.

Exemplified in former manager Duncan Ferguson.

Ancelotti cannot change the ethos in a few seasons and with the limited budget l see him going the way of those before him.

Thier youth academy is based on the same ethos and create a good team at youth level that grinds out results with hardworking nit skill and technicality but very few individual outstanding technically gifted players.

Also the hierarchy of recruitment too like deal and Egunje.

komekn:


Everton is club with a history steeped in racism.

The have always anchored themselves on hard work and endeavour at one time the quintessential blood and guts team.

Exemplified in former manager Duncan Ferguson.

Ancelotti cannot change the ethos in a few seasons and with the limited budget l see him going the way of those before him.

Thier youth academy is based on the same ethos and create a good team at youth level that grinds out results with hardworking nit skill and technicality but very few individual outstanding technically gifted players.

Also the hierarchy of recruitment too like deal and Egunje.

somehow:

you mean both have the highest number of se players ever?

Eizzy003:
RAHEEM STERLING QUESTIONS WHY WHITE EX-PROS GET MANAGERIAL JOBS OVER BLACK COUNTERPARTS

Raheem Sterling has demanded to know why white ex-pros get better managerial jobs than their black counterparts.
Sterling took the game to task after its claims that Black Lives Matter by asking why there is still no black presence at the top.
He said: “I always refer back to football, the coaching staff you see around clubs. I’ll give a perfect one. There’s Steven Gerrard, your Frank Lampards, you have your Sol Campbells and you have your Ashley Coles.

"All had great careers, all played for England. At the same time, they’ve all respectfully done their coaching badges to coach at the highest level and the two that haven’t been given the right opportunities are the two black former players.”

There are currently only six black managers out of the 91 in English football’s top four divisions. There are still zero black referees

A string of clubs have been criticised for posting black squares as part of a social media protest last week and for issuing messages of solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement when the English game remains riven with institutional bias.

Sterling, speaking on BBC Newsnight, has become the latest player to insist change needs to come at the top if the needs of black players are to be properly addressed in the game.
He added: “There’s something like 500 players in the Premier League and a third of them are black and we have no representation of us in the hierarchy, no representation of us in the coaching staff.
“There’s not a lot of faces that we can relate to and have conversations with. And I do think, with these protests that are going on, it’s all well and good just talking.

“But it’s time that we need to, have conversations to be able to spark debates and not just debates, because we’ve done a lot of talking, to actually start implementing change.”

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/raheem-sterling-questions-white-ex-22159209

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You can get a better explanation here
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52972621

komekn:


Everton is club with a history steeped in racism.

The have always anchored themselves on hard work and endeavour at one time the quintessential blood and guts team.

Exemplified in former manager Duncan Ferguson.

Ancelotti cannot change the ethos in a few seasons and with the limited budget l see him going the way of those before him.

Thier youth academy is based on the same ethos and create a good team at youth level that grinds out results with hardworking nit skill and technicality but very few individual outstanding technically gifted players.

Also the hierarchy of recruitment too like deal and Egunje.

TheSuperNerd:
You're welcome but I'm afraid I had to go to the main site of CIES myself and found out the guys that reported the Africans in the Top 100 highest valued players in the CIES list missed out on a few details like Partey and Sarr.

So my dear namesake... Below is the actual and truest updated list of Highest valued African footballers in the CIES Football Observatory Top 100 players with highest transfer values across the Top 5 leagues.

Note: Value is in Euros, €.


1. Mohammed Salah (Egypt/Liverpool), FW - €144.9 million

2. Sadio Mane (Senegal/Liverpool), FW - €139.2 million.

3. Achraf Hakimi (Morocco/Dortmund), DF - €79.0 million.

4. Nicolas Pepe (CIV/Arsenal), FW - €73.1 million

5. Victor Osimhen (Nigeria/Lille), FW - €64.3 million

6. Ismaila Sarr (Senegal/Watford), FW - €62.0 million

7. Wilfred Ndidi (Nigeria/Leicester), MF - €49.5 million

8. Thomas Partey (Ghana/Atletico M.), MF - €48.5 million




So from the above list we can see that only 8 African internationals made the list of top 100. And we see that Ndidi is Africa's highest valued midfielder in transfer market terms according to CIES.

TheSuperNerd:
You're welcome but I'm afraid I had to go to the main site of CIES myself and found out the guys that reported the Africans in the Top 100 highest valued players in the CIES list missed out on a few details like Partey and Sarr.

So my dear namesake... Below is the actual and truest updated list of Highest valued African footballers in the CIES Football Observatory Top 100 players with highest transfer values across the Top 5 leagues.

Note: Value is in Euros, €.


1. Mohammed Salah (Egypt/Liverpool), FW - €144.9 million

2. Sadio Mane (Senegal/Liverpool), FW - €139.2 million.

3. Achraf Hakimi (Morocco/Dortmund), DF - €79.0 million.

4. Nicolas Pepe (CIV/Arsenal), FW - €73.1 million

5. Victor Osimhen (Nigeria/Lille), FW - €64.3 million

6. Ismaila Sarr (Senegal/Watford), FW - €62.0 million

7. Wilfred Ndidi (Nigeria/Leicester), MF - €49.5 million

8. Thomas Partey (Ghana/Atletico M.), MF - €48.5 million




So from the above list we can see that only 8 African internationals made the list of top 100. And we see that Ndidi is Africa's highest valued midfielder in transfer market terms according to CIES.

Philosopher1979:


This is why i dont rate the premier league. Beyond the top 6 it us full of teams without yechical ability who play long balls. It is kick and follow football. English players traditionally are syro g and fast without technical ability creativity or flair.
Historically it took wenger at arsenal to introduce technical football to the english. Cantona introduced play making strikers to them .guardiorla tiki taka and maurinho italian defensive tactics. When you rate english teams you make me feel like laughing. France holland and a few countries are the real factory talents. The premier league is good but overrated. After alk england doesnt do much in international football.
Mr. Komekn im sorry i dont see much in englush football. In fact the average brazillian league player is more technically gifted than a premier league player especially outside the top 6.

I have not been replying you because i dont have data

Philosopher1979:


This is why i dont rate the premier league. Beyond the top 6 it us full of teams without yechical ability who play long balls. It is kick and follow football. English players traditionally are syro g and fast without technical ability creativity or flair.
Historically it took wenger at arsenal to introduce technical football to the english. Cantona introduced play making strikers to them .guardiorla tiki taka and maurinho italian defensive tactics. When you rate english teams you make me feel like laughing. France holland and a few countries are the real factory talents. The premier league is good but overrated. After alk england doesnt do much in international football.
Mr. Komekn im sorry i dont see much in englush football. In fact the average brazillian league player is more technically gifted than a premier league player especially outside the top 6.

I have not been replying you because i dont have data

TheLoneCitizen:



I didn't get the rest, man, but which Duncan Ferguson situation do you theme racist?
His quickfire substition of Moise Kean?

In short how is Everton racist?

komekn:


Unfortunately it's not everything you can talk about.

Buy if you know Yobo, Yakubu, Anichebe, Akpan, Plenary, Junior, etc, etc in more recent times ask any of them.

It's a club l know too well, it's like asking me to explain how l know Trump is racially prejudiced.

By association you know things.

andrewbaba44:


England no sabi play ball ,I go always Dey talk am

Na foreigners make the league sweet las las

TheLoneCitizen:


Sir, these are strong allegations, if you have not one prove to back it them, then I'm sorry you are a traducer.

komekn:


Unfortunately it's not everything you can talk about.

Buy if you know Yobo, Yakubu, Anichebe, Akpan, Plenary, Junior, etc, etc in more recent times ask any of them.

It's a club l know too well, it's like asking me to explain how l know Trump is racially prejudiced.

By association you know things.

komekn:


I concur.

But things are changing VERY RAPIDLY the training regime particularly within the youths has. CHANGED DRAMATICALLY.

Look at these small boys who are claiming jersey from old established players. See how James Reece retired Azpeliceuta in one season.

Look at Maddison at Leicester are you going to say he is not technically proficient.

komekn:


It's not as bad as Burnley but l know what l am talking about.

It's quite obvious you have not been to Liverpool and understanding the scouser mentality and how it works in Everton.

komekn:

Eze will play for Nigeria.

elunico:


Trump racially prejudiced??

You must be joking.

Eizzy003:

This 1 really pain me, that is in the whole of England there is no black referee

safarigirl:


Everybody and their daddy knows Trump is racially prejudiced.

It is only Nigerian Christians that think otherwise, because the man is carrying Bible that he does not even believe in, up and down

elunico:


Trump racially prejudiced??

You must be joking.

safarigirl:


Everybody and their daddy knows Trump is racially prejudiced.

It is only Nigerian Christians that think otherwise, because the man is carrying Bible that he does not even believe in, up and down

sheyishemba:


FIFA nko
ever since ive been watching WC I've never seen a black refeeree in the center half of the pitch the only they do is just assistant referee
the next WC there should be equal race how can a white and a black country be playing and a white man will be officiating all the matches that very stupid and annoying

komekn:


This is not news to us in the UK.

The reality is that the English football league literally mirrors society more or less.

At university level children Of West African origin have a higher attainment level getting more first class degrees and other attainments than upper class white children as % of the population.

As they leave university that particular high progression completely does a complete U TURN. And from being at the top of the ladder they fall immediately to the bottom. Irrespective of your first class degree.

safarigirl:


Everybody and their daddy knows Trump is racially prejudiced.

It is only Nigerian Christians that think otherwise, because the man is carrying Bible that he does not even believe in, up and down