sheyishemba:


In close to 60 matches for maastrict he couldn't even score up to 12 goals and you tagged that as success ?

He was a success in Ereste Division. 12 goals in 60 apps is good for a midfielder. I mean, VERY GOOD for a midfielder

Aside hesgoal, please someone should tell me other site I can use to watch live matches.

Monaco has not changed at all

Standard liege 0-0 Genk 6mins

Cyriel Dessers and Onuachu start

Bolowolowo:
Monaco has not changed at all

very poor team!

Goal! 47min

Monaco 1-2 Reims

Well deserved

HT

Edopesin:
Goal!

Monaco 1-2 Reims

well deserved

If they continued playing like they did in the last 5 leading up to halftime, they can win this game

Bolowolowo:
Monaco has not changed at all

They will get it right. Though it will take some time.
The massive sale of their star players really affected them so much.

Bolowolowo:


If they continued playing like they did in the last 5 leading up to halftime, they can win this game

I started seeing positives few minutes after Reims second goal, they will win this game if they maintain this tempo

mostob:
They will get it right. Though it will take some time.
The massive sale of their star players really affected them so much.

Hey never really recovered since Mbappe left

Edopesin:


I started seeing positives few minutes after Reims second goal, they will win this game if they maintain this tempo

please post link

Onyekuru was subbed off at half time. What a huge disappointment. I don’t have much reason to continue watching game

I no watch again

Onyekuru taken off

Onyekuru’s substitute almost scored a goal. It’s over for him

kellycute:
please post link

I already did

https://t. co/z6IjuxaF2c?amp=1

remove space

Edopesin:
I no watch again

Onyekuru taken off

Dont worry onyekuru is our new prince of monaco.
He will prove himself this season.

lmao
Monaco 2-2 Reims
Onyekuru did not start the season well at all

Bolowolowo:
Onyekuru’s substitute almost scored a goal. It’s over for him

the coach likes him he will play

Edopesin:
lmao

Monaco 2-2 Reims

Onyekuru did not start the season well at all

How was his performance. Did he play well. Did you watch the match

Philosopher1979:


How was his performance. Did he play well. Did you watch the match

6.5/10 (my rating)

He had a header blocked in the first half

I cannot find link to liege vs Genk anywhere

Remembering Victor Osimhen's debut in the French league when he scored 2 goals in the first match

Okereke and Dennis on the bench for Club Brugge
53min until kickoff

Onuachu and Dessers disappoint once again

Subzero047:


Now we know what a lion in a small league is

But Sadiq Umar who scored 12 goals and 13 assists in 24 matches in Serbian league is not a lion in a small league, double mouthed hypocrisy

Do not pervert my proposition to suit your nefarious narrative. There is a VERY BIG DIFFERENCE, but that will be lost on you.

Umar after 7 years in Europe, started off with Roma, then multiple loans in Seria A, B, then the Eredivisie as well as Scottish premier league. On all occasions he has been unable to claim a regular shirt very average but in the Scottish Premier league abysmal.

He then drops to the backwaters of European football after how many years in European football, with a league rated 20 in Europe, and is doing very well in that low level league.

However, is it a case of this is his level ❓ or genuine improvement. Until he moves to a better league he is still poor quality.

So when a player who has played in far higher leagues for several years without making any real progressive improvement drops 15 leagues below and then performs we should then say he is now a Lion.

He is simply a big fish in a very small pond, until he moves to the ocean we really can not tell if he he is a good swimmer.

You are the double standard bigoted hypocrite blinded by negative prejudice.

Finally, he is not the best in that low level league he not even in the top 5. So even the tag Lion in a low league is open to debate.

komekn:


Do not pervert my proposition to suit your nefarious narrative. There is a VERY BIG DIFFERENCE, but that will be lost on you.

Umar after 7 years in Europe, started off with Roma, then multiple loans in Seria A, B, then the Eredivisie as well as Scottish premier league. On all occasions he has been unable to claim a regular shirt very average but in the Scottish Premier league abysmal.

He then drops to the backwaters of European football after how many years in European football, with a league rated 20 in Europe, and is doing very well in that low level league.

However, is it a case of this is his level ❓ or genuine improvement. Until he moves to a better league he is still poor quality.

So when a player who has played in far higher leagues for several years without making any real progressive improvement drops 15 leagues below and then performs we should then say he is now a Lion.

He is simply a big fish in a very small pond, until he moves to the ocean we really can not tell if he he is a good swimmer.

You are the double standard bigoted hypocrite blinded by negative prejudice.

trash as usual

Philosopher1979:


How was his performance. Did he play well. Did you watch the match

When the season starts you ABSOLUTELY MUST hit the ground running.

It is not that Onyekuru played badly but there were a number of players who played better than him and made a better impact.

The Martins dude was one l noticed.

He has time to recover and get back and stake a claim but his time is not unlimited.

Let's see the next few games, he has to up hus game.

komekn:


Do not pervert my proposition to suit your nefarious narrative. There is a VERY BIG DIFFERENCE, but that will be lost on you.

Umar after 7 years in Europe, started off with Roma, then multiple loans in Seria A, B, then the Eredivisie as well as Scottish premier league. On all occasions he has been unable to claim a regular shirt very average but in the Scottish Premier league abysmal.

He then drops to the backwaters of European football after how many years in European football, with a league rated 20 in Europe, and is doing very well in that low level league.

However, is it a case of this is his level ❓ or genuine improvement. Until he moves to a better league he is still poor quality.

So when a player who has played in far higher leagues for several years without making any real progressive improvement drops 15 leagues below and then performs we should then say he is now a Lion.

He is simply a big fish in a very small pond, until he moves to the ocean we really can not tell if he he is a good swimmer.

You are the double standard bigoted hypocrite blinded by negative prejudice.

Finally, he is not the best in that low level league he not even in the top 5. So even the tag Lion in a low league is open to debate.

This is the top scorers list for the Belgian league, you know who is missing? The lion in a lower league Yannick Bolasie

To think that Bolasie who was bought for 30 million (The price tag you use to castigate Iheanacho) flopped at Everton, went to the Belgian league and scored a paltry 6 goals but Umar who was bought for nothing, had his early careers at Roma and tearing up the Serbian league is not a 'Lion in a lower league' is nothing but the height of delusion, but I'm sure you know all about it

The 23 British players in Spain, Germany, Italy & France - how did they get on last season?


By Rob Hoskin 06:00 21/08/20



He got that almost immediately and, thanks to those opportunities, is now one of the most exciting players in world football.

But Sancho is far from the only Brit playing in Europe right now.

In fact, thanks to Planet Football, we’ve identified the 23 players who played in Spain, Italy, Germany and Italy last season.

And asked: ‘How did they get on?’

Kieran Trippier | Atletico Madrid
Trippier joined Atletico Madrid from Tottenham last summer for a fee worth around £20 million. He was disappointing as Atleti lost to RB Leipzig in their Champions League quarter-final but he played 33 times in all competitions and had a decent debut campaign.

Oliver Burke | On loan at Alaves
Burke is only 23 and he’s had quite a career already. At 19, he became the most expensive Scottish player in history when he joined RB Leipzig from Nottingham Forest for £13 million.

He then broke that record he returned to England with West Brom paying £15 million for him.

He spent the 2019/20 season on loan at Alaves, scoring once and providing two assists in 31 La Liga appearances.

Gareth Bale | Real Madrid
I think we all know how Bale’s 2019/20 season went.

Jack Harper | On loan at Alcorcon
Harper was once on Real Madrid’s books before signing for Brighton. However, he returned to Spain to join Malaga before joining Getafe. He spent this past season on loan at Segunda División side Alcorcon, where he made 13 appearances.

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Jadon Sancho | Borussia Dortmund
In 32 Bundesliga appearances, Sancho scored 17 goals and registered 17 assists. He’s just 20-years-old. No wonder Dortmund want £110 million for him.

Ademola Lookman | RB Leipzig
Lookman is now 22 and only managed to make one league start for RB Leipzig last season.

Jonjoe Kenny | On loan at Schalke
Kenny has had a brilliant campaign in Germany, making 34 appearances in all competitions. Will Carlo Ancelotti look to use him next season at Everton?

Lewis Baker | Fortuna Dusseldorf
Now 25, it doesn’t look like Baker has a future at Chelsea. He made just nine appearances in all competitions this season in Germany, scored an own goal and was accused of going AWOL by manager Friedhelm Funkel.

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Reece Oxford | Augsburg
Oxford has gone from being the youngest player in West Ham’s history to becoming a bit of a flop in Germany. He played just 11 times in the Bundesliga during 2019/20.

Keanan Bennetts | Borussia Monchengladbach
Bennetts signed for Borussia Monchengladbach from Tottenham in 2018 and made his long-awaited debut when he came on in the 90th minute against Wolfsburg on 16 June 2020. At 21, the striker will be looking for more minutes next season.

Ethan Ampadu | On loan at RB Leipzig
Ampadu has already shown his talent at Chelsea but spent 2019/20 on loan at RB Leipzig. He only made seven appearances in all competitions due to injuries but impressed in the Champions League against Tottenham. Frank Lampard could well give him opportunities next campaign.

Rabbi Matondo | Schalke
Schalke signed Matondo from Manchester City for £11 million in January 2019. The 19-year-old Welshman scored twice in 20 appearances and City have €46.5million buyback option.

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Chima Okoroji | On loan at Jahn Regensburg
Okoroji was born in Germany to a Nigerian father and an English mother. He was at Bayern Munich for 10 years before moving to Augsburg in 2015 and then Freiburg three years later. He spent the 2019/20 season in the second tier on loan at Jahn Regensburg. He will spend next season on loan at Paderborn.

Antony Evans | Paderborn
The scouser left Everton for Paderborn in January but couldn’t stop them from being relegated this season.

Chris Smalling | On loan at Roma
Let’s not kid ourselves, Smalling has had a brilliant season on loan at Roma. He’s played 37 times in total and helped them to a fifth-placed finish. The 30-year-old is wanted by the Italian club on a permanent basis.

Ronaldo Vieira | Sampdoria
After making 71 appearances for Leeds, Vieira joined Sampdoria for £7million in the summer of 2018. He’s since played 44 times for the Italian club, 29 of those matches coming during the 2019/20 season.

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Bobby Duncan | Fiorentina
Steven Gerrard’s cousin and his agent, Saif Rubie, angered Liverpool fans last summer after they accused the club of “mentally bullying” the youngster. He left for Florence in a £1.8 million deal but is yet to play for the first-team.

Liam Henderson | On loan to Empoli
Henderson made 37 appearances for Celtic but moved to Bari in 2018. He signed for Hellas Verona six months later and helped them earn promotion to Serie A.

Aaron Ramsey | Juventus
Ramsey played 90 minutes just once during the 2019/20 season but he did make 35 appearances in all competitions. He’ll be hoping to improve next season.

Ashley Young | Inter Milan
Young has pretty much rejuvenated his entire career at Inter and could end it with a Europa League winners’ medal.

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Josh Maja | Bordeaux
For those of you that have watched ‘Sunderland ’Til I Die,’ you’ll know all about Maja. He’s had a decent season in France to be fair, scoring eight goals at a rate of one every 111.75 minutes.

Stephy Mavididi | On loan at Dijon
After eight years at Arsenal, Mavididi signed for Juventus and even made a Serie A appearances for the Italian giants in April 2019. In the 2019/20 season, he was on loan at Dijon in Ligue 1 and scored eight goals in 28 matches. He’s now joined fellow Ligue 1 club, Montpellier, in a €6.3million deal.

Jonathan Panzo | On loan at Cercle Brugge
The former Chelsea youngster joined Monaco in 2018 and played twice in Ligue 1 for them in 2019/20. But he spent the majority of the campaign in Belgium with Cercle Brugge.

Philosopher1979:


How was his performance. Did he play well. Did you watch the match

According to ratings and comment he had a very poor game, at a point he had less touches than the GK

Chelsea are also exploring the possibility of signing Lionel Messi from Barcelona.

SportsMole