₦airaland Forum

izzou:
[color=royalblue]All the white guy had to do was remove her leg, provoke her to slap and physically assault him, and then ensure she gets deported back to Nigeria.

The guy just missed a glorious opportunity to put a fuuuulll in her place.

I blame him.[/color]

He is obviously a non-confrontational person, maybe even a good person. She will jam someone who will correct her phuckup sooner or later.

Karens come in all colors.

nihilistjnr:
I feel him on that. It's not really even about recognition of who you are as a superstar. It's just basic politeness and courtesy. For example, Prague is probably the HQ of olosho in Europe. If you go there, 11/10 girls straight from Odin's garden in Asgard go dey respond to you and treat you like you really really really got the juice. If you fly straight from Prague to Lagos, encountering some of the basic hostile hoes there with no manners, you will be wondering wetin happen.

No wonder my cousin went for a 2-day vacation to Prague when i came to visit him in the UK some years back.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I would rather hawk bottled water, than do any 70k job (6 days a week)

I was just pointing out that we should critique what they listed, instead of saying the job pays 45k.

The gross is obviously more than that.[/color]

Fair enough. Last time i got that kind amount was NYSC around 2005 (NYSC plus State Gov plus Local Govt).

Nigerians are miracle workers. Ibime is wrong. The average Nigerian is a mathematical genius the way they are able to organize their families on such meagre salaries.

MRTA7:
I heard the Sevilla loan was a disaster. He needs to fix up and progress his career.

On the first day of training when he got there, he nutmegged the captain and started mocking him. Things went downhill fast from there and the squad shunned him.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]It's 45k Net.[/color]

Dem wan tax 25k comot from 70k? 35% tax for minimum wage?

Leyqute:
Hannibal deal changed to permanent deal.

All the best to him. He should make use of his potential and not let it go to waste.

patrickmuf:
SGE?

Yup.

His pancreatic cancer finally took him.

RIP Sven.

Ellexy:
Lol it's not agenda driven. From the 2 games so far, he's been largely contained by opponents. The quality is there but somehow, he's not showing it to the level we're really expecting. He's more talented than Garnacho but the South American has more x factor than him and more likely to decide a game.

That's my observation anyway.

I get the part about the X-factor that Garnacho has but Amad has to be given the time to develop as well. It should not be an either-or issue with them. Man City has always had depth in quality which is why they maintain high levels. We need a large group of very good players playing in a well-structured system, not a single player that is "that guy".

Also, if anyone here remembers the first few months of Vidic and Evra in the club (especially Vidic), nobody could have guessed they would both go down as great players for the club. I used to be doubtful about Amad as well, but he has the baseline technical ability needed to play for a club like United, and i have noticed that he has recently become stronger and faster. Those are the basic qualities on which he can now develop his game.

Ellexy:
The goal aside, Amad was bad yesterday. He's not that guy. Yesterday feels like Arsenal's game from last season. Garnacho with some hard luck of recent.

This sounds agenda driven.

Amad with an off day after losing a family member: He is not that guy.
Garnacho with the miss of the season in one game while repeatedly losing the ball in dangerous positions: Hard luck.



Whether Amad is the guy or not won't be determined by one single game, especially not one that took place after losing a family member.

MRTA7:
Slot speaks better English than ETH.

ETH don suffer.

maik99:
Bruno / Mount helped press Brighton and tbh to good effect esp. in the first half. I remember we won the ball high and in dangerous positions. But I have said this too many times I probably now sound like a broken record, our lack of cohesive play upfront is going to be the end of us

I don’t know what eth was thinking with the subs tho. Bruno off for ghostominay to play as a number 10 when it was obvious Kobbie and case were tired. Brighton just jejely brought on Adingra, Baleba and Enciso and it was obvious we were going to concede. Also subbing Maguire for MDL also made zero sense at that point. You are either bringing on a defender as an extra defender or you leave the ones that started

I’m frustrated too

That Bruno sub was funny. At that point Mainoo and Case had started escorting midfield runners, yet ETH removed Bruno and left them on.

maik99:
With that high line conventionally united should have had a feast. Even on our worst days we love high lines. I don’t see how playing a striker especially if it’s Rashford makes a difference. We just needed the attackers running in behind to time their runs and stay onside and for those passing to release the ball timeously. We did neither yesterday despite several opportunities. Again, lack of cohesion in the final third

Low block - No space to run in behind - False 9 to pull out the CBs

Highline - Lots of space behind - Pacy No 9 to exploit the acres of space behind the CBs.

The higher the number of fast runners we have running behind, the more difficult it is for the opponent to maintain an organized highline.

I agree our players did not exploit it properly yesterday. Either the passes were too slow in coming or our runners were too impatient and went offside.

maik99:
Well Doc given our obvious problem with playing out the back in previous seasons I’ll say playing out the back was the least of our problems yesterday. We evaded Brighton’s press too many times. Too many. What we did with the ball from the midfield to the final third is where I see several issues

Our play out from the back is not perfect yet but there’s marked improvement

I did not say it was our only problem. I also said we struggle to create clear cut chances which is not directly linked to playing out from the back (although they are related in an indirect way).

I just highlighted playing out from the back because it is one of the easier things to address on the training pitch. If after 3 seasons we are still doing it in such a hit and miss fashion, then what can we expect in terms of the more difficult issues like breaking down a low block and creating plethora of chances. I expect more fluidity in our passing and off the ball movement.

Another recurring problem is ETH's inability to either select the right players or make the right subs. With the way Brighton plays that suicidal high line anybody with even basic football knowledge should have known that False 9 was not the way to go. Before the match i warned that the False 9 will soon lazzident, and it did. Evan Rashford down the middle would have worked better than the Bruno/Mount combination.

maik99:
The on the ball structure is not as bad you paint it. Moves usually fell apart even the ball got to our wingers, who I keep saying need to improve the most

Onana holding onto the ball is to allow potential receivers assume good positions and also bait pressing attackers to leave gaps in the opponent’s structure. The less said about Maguire, the better

What did i say that is not true?

1) We are not creating enough clear-cut chances.

2) Onana and Maguire caress the ball for too long.

P.S I know why Onana caresses the ball but often times the result is not what we want. He caresses the ball and draws pressure, but our defenders and midfielders are often not in the proper positions to exploit the gaps created. If the coach does not set them up properly the caressing of ball will be for nothing.

Maguire just caresses the ball for caressing sake even when there are obvious passing options.

* ETH is not coaching them well enough on the positions to take and the angles to create when building up from the back. I have seen the way City, Assanal, Spurs, Brighton etc do it, and we are not doing it as effectively. We should be better after a 3rd pre-season.

By not creating and scoring enough goals we are asking our defense to be perfect in every game, which is not realistic.

The improved pressing is good, but we need more structure on the ball as well. Onana and Maguire caressing the ball for extended periods before passing it is disgusting to watch. And our midfielders Case and Mainoo have to do more to make themselves available for the ball and create angles and options for the backline to pass to them.

Ibime:
He is the best centre back in the world and quite easily.

No lies told. Saliba Bus Stop for a reason.

Kimbeast:
The issue is he isnt world class in either position. As a CM hes nothing special, as a rb is okayish but still iffy defensively.

He is just 19 and has room to get even better.
His IQ is off the charts and he has very good technique. His major stumbling block is lack of size.

TrebleChamp:
Our playing style has indeed improved and we keep the ball better compared to last season, bald fraud is getting help from his new coaching crew in this area. Hope they also help him with his selection and substitution going forward.
How he doesn't see that the team need a proper 9 i don't know, Zirkzee on the pitch is more of a false 9 than a proper one..

We keep the ball better but we are still not doing enough in terms of creating quality cancer and cutting open the opposition. We are also still very slow and ponderous when trying to play out from the back.

I think most of the improvement has come off the ball in terms of our pressing, being compact, and not allowing the opponents to pepper our goal with shots. However if he does not rotate adequately the pressing style will soon lead to accumulation of injuries.

ETH has not done enough in terms of implementing a good attacking playing style in his time here, and this is partly because he wasted the whole of last season, and probably partly because he is just not that good of a coach.

Oasis007:
.....yeah, he looks unfit to be honest and Hojlund is still injured.

I don't know whether it is Zirkzee's shirt that looks big or he is carrying some weight.

Oasis007:
Lineup

Until this False 9 lazzident before ETH makes adjustments. That Zirkzee looks unfit sha.

TrebleChamp:
For real? I have yanked him off my FPL ooh...

E don go.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]How did this guy campaign and was winning seats in Edo state?

Wetin e dey speak to him constituents? [/color]

He will bobo dem with big big grammatical compositions. He most likely campaigns in a combination of his local language and his bullets.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Obayagbon suppose come tell us which policy e be; Policy Higi-haga.

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He will say that the political crinkum-crankum which has circumvallated the Nigerian political ecosystem has all the trappings of an odoriferous saga cum higi haga.

GloriousGbola:
are you willing to be mentored tho?
maya harris is 57 years old

Why not, if not? I would like to learn under her.
We rise by lifting others, after all.

Oasis007:
After Pellistri and Maxi Oyedele, Will Fish leaves Man United with same formula as he joins Cardiff on permanent deal.

£1m initial fee plus add-ons and 30% sell-on clause also included.

- Fabrizio Romano

Good deal for him and for Cardiff. He needs first team football, and we can't offer him that. He is likely not going to be ever good enough for us.

Bad deal for the club. We are still struggling to get decent money for our players. City would have gotten 5-10m for him.

Oasis007:
I wish to see him play competitive football with first team, possibly in the league cup.

Yes. He has to keep Chido Obi out of contention first sha. Who knows what they promised that one to join the club.

ChristineC:
true. although with these young players, there are some you watch and you just know their only obstacle will be attitude.
I couldn't really point out a quality that will make him stand out for first team football in the near future, but again you never know. Some of these players come through when a particular team is very or on the verge of becoming very functional, then they look better than they actually are in the system. Foden is one of those.

His qualities are that he is physically strong and also quick for his size and his position. He also reads the game very well which is why he is often in position to make interceptions. I am not sure how good he is on the ball but often when young players join the senior team they play with caution, especially young players in defensive positions.

If you are looking for flashy evidence of ability in a young CDM, you won't see it. Most of their job is boring and the good ones do it without fuss.

I never really watched him in the academy as he only played about 90 mins of academy football for us, but pre-season minutes are woefully inadequate in assessing young players.

Oasis007:


....damn, I missed Iqbal and Savage. Really thought both get future at United after the pre-season.

Pre-season can be deceiving. It is only a few games, at slow tempo, against people who are either not fully fit or not trying hard.

Oasis007:
I really wish him best of luck but ain't convinced by him during the pre-season tours.

Preseason tour that Zidane iqbal and Charlie Savage beasted the other preseason or the one Andreas Pereira beasted regularly?

He is just 18 and has developed a huge amount in the past 6 months so it is still too early to rule him out. Every academy player, even the best ones, has a very low chance of making the senior team.

Oasis007:
....ain't sure Wheatley gets future at this club though, the earlier he leaves the better for his career.

That is not how they do it. You don't just toss Wheatley away cos you got Chido Obi. Most of our academy players, including the talented ones, do not have future at the club. That does not mean we dump them all. We keep the better ones and complete their football education, otherwise we will struggle to attract academy players in the future.

Wheatley is 18 and Obi is 16 so they both still have time and room to develop, grow, and prove themselves. Wheatley will most likely be here until 19-20 UNLESS Obi comes in and outshines him badly.

Obi's ridiculous goalscoring record is not a guarantee of success at the senior level.

Apart from milf settings i no even like Kamala. Ever since her first interview that i watched years back she came across as a fake person. She appeared to be trying to, for electoral/political reasons, attach herself to a culture (African American/Black culture) that she had disavowed most of her life.