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Olulong:
You obviously don't like the Guy

This has nothing to do with my personal likes or dislikes. Just my honest opinion.

TheSuperNerd:
The bolded is nonsensical and wrongly overused plus very funny. Chuks displaced top senior Villarreal Players like Nicola Sansone to get his spot on that team. Villarreal have seen the likes of Javi Ontiveros, Moi Gomez tried out in Chuks' role and these are talented players but Chuks still edges them all. Chuks is there and making impact because he is simply one of the best players at Villarreal and the best youngster to have come through their youth ranks in recent years.


If we go by your funny logic... Then it also means Gnabry starts for Bayern because they have found no one better. Tammy does it for Chelsea because they have found no one better... Even Messi (Thanks BascoVanVeli) does it for Barca too because they have found no one better! Period.

Thou art wrong, O thesupernerd

mostob:
Arsenal ke ? The presence of Pepe will limit his chance. Also even at RW, Gabi has the place almost lock down. But with Arteta, Chuks will definitely improve.

Yes, precisely because of this man

BascoVanVeli:
And if Barcelona had a better option Messi wouldn't be starting

Yes

Icon4s:
I don't know what anyone else thinks but I don't think Chukwueze's move to Liverpool will be good for him. We don't want another Mancity-Iheanacho-like episode.

Chukwueze has a better chance in clubs like Manu and Arsenal. Cos to me he is better than all those our Saka and Nelson.

Gbam.

Arsenal is the best club for him at the moment
The playing opportunities and the manager make for a favorable situation

safarigirl:
LOL. That line stood out for me as well

Man boldly said "...he will NEVER be as ferocious or industrious as Vardy..." As if Vardy is prime Ronaldo. What was Vardy doing with himself at 23? These Brits will always find a way to drag others and glorify their own, even when the article should be straightforward.

Very smug. "He will never be as good as vardy". Is he a prophet? These white guys forget how many times the same [b]lukewarm player [/b]had to safe their asses this season while their optimus prime (Vardy) was on the pitch for 90mins

Truidstar:
[b]Chuks to chelsea will be better. [/b]As for Osimhen to Liverpool, not Divock Origi again after the Wolfsburg debacle.

Maybe but is he better than Willian?

Chuks needs a manager to smoothen his rough edges though and Lampard isn't bad at that seeing the no of youngsters he has given first team opportunities

daveP:
If OptaJoe didnt surface, im sure many would still be underrating our own footballers, promising, active, young or prime. Its bad. Very bad.



Dunno if its familiarity or whatever.... But you see a fellow nigerian doing well and just drag him down when he should deserve praise for his performance.



If opta no dey, im sure the Ndidi arguments wouldave been so bad as to even tag it tribalism for those in support of him.


Hmmm


We go dey alright.

Nobody is dragging any fellow Nigerian down. The one's we praise like Ndidi, Osimhen, Ekong are worth it because they're doing well and actually improving. If Villarreal had a better option, Chuks won't be starting

jihday:
Maybe Rhor don call the Sousa, but one goal is very poor from Kalu o

If you talk now, the excuse will be that he's a wingback. Is Hakimi not a wingback?

TheSuperNerd:
But seriously though, why would Liverpool be looking at Chukwueze as backup to Mane and Salah in attack when they got Xherdan Shaqiri and Origi? Add Minamino too who can play in Firmino's role and take either of Salah's or Mane's.

Chuks to Liverpool is not happening no matter how Klopp may admire him unless one of Salah or Mane leaves. Period.

Even if one of them leaves, a showboater isn't the perfect solution.

BascoVanVeli:
The Increased Importance of Kelechi Iheanacho at Leicester (Will Grow the More He Plays)


By Ewan Murray
10 JAN 2020

Not too long ago, Kelechi Iheanacho looked like he was on his way out of Leicester. His dwindling influence for the Foxes, alongside his significant cuts in game time, left the Nigerian in a very difficult position, seemingly with a club that deemed him as surplus to requirements.

Fast-forward a few months and he is in a very different situation.

Arriving in Man City's youth system as a teenager, the youngster found himself ousted from the Etihad following the arrival of Gabriel Jesus in 2017, forcing the striker to seek a career away from Manchester in the following transfer window. Arriving in the east Midlands with a sizeable price tag over his head and a damn good goalscoring record, expectations were high.


But, as is the way for so many young and talented ​Premier League players, things failed to materialise on the pitch. All the excitement surrounding the former City starlet soon dissipated, replaced with a sense of unbridled anger at the small fortune that was spent on a 'flop'.

Under Claude Puel, ​Iheanacho looked disinterested. Perhaps merely short of confidence, or lacking faith in his boss, the 23-year-old seemed unwilling to exert a morsel of effort as soon as he stepped over the byline. His goal tally suffered, leading many at the King Power to ponder if his days with the Foxes were coming to an end before they had even really started.

However, Brendan Rodgers' arrival spelled a new chapter for Iheanacho, and ​Leicester. Riding the wave of the Foxes' current success, the striker – like so many others around him is thriving under the tutelage of his new manager. Suddenly, the forward has his swagger back and his clinical nature in front of goal has resurfaced.


Most recently scoring a crucial leveller in the Carabao Cup semi-final against Aston Villa, Iheanacho's influence is growing rapidly. Goals against Luton Town and Burton Albion got him going, and further Premier League strikes against the Villans, Everton and West Ham means the Nigerian has been directly involved in eight goals in as many games.


But there is more to come from Iheanacho. While it is futile to try and displace ​Jamie Vardy from the Leicester side, there is certainly still a place for the forward in Rodgers' team.

Either as a 'super sub' or a partner to Vardy operating more toward the left flank, Iheanacho can help Leicester continue their fine season. His hold-up play and decision making are improving, and his ability in front of goal is unquestionable. More than anything, Rodgers has got him running again and, while he will never be as ferocious and industrious as Vardy, he can certainly support the ageing 32-year-old.


Iheanacho's place in the squad is now assured, but the new five at the back system Rodgers has implemented in recent games may impact the striker's minutes on the pitch. At only 23 years of age, Iheanacho could be the heir to Vardy's throne - despite being a very different player indeed - and, as a result, needs to hone his craft now and not simply when Vardy retires.

With an electric pair of shooting boots and a presence in the box, one thing is for sure: Iheanacho has all that is needed to succeed at Leicester. It all now hinges on how much Rodgers trusts him to help guide the Foxes in to a new and exciting era.

https://www.90min.com/posts/6534285-the-increased-importance-of-kelechi-iheanacho-at-leicester-will-grow-the-more-he-plays

What a smug writeup

Danielnino00:
We have endured too many years of being mocked. this is one time to shine !



See them haters..
.

Kaiiiiiii

Can you imagine??

Na wa ooo

andrewbaba44:
He plays mostly as a winger sir

Wesley morales of Aston villa played as a striker in the whole of last season and Dennis got better stats than him

But he is in the Epl now with Aston villa

So Dennis is good enough

Its transfermarkt that listed him as primarily a CF ooooo

Subzero047:
Dennis has 16 goals in 62 games in the Belgian league

Facts don't care about your feelings, Cc Andrewbaba44

Not good enough as a centre forward

andrewbaba44:
Forget carzola bro ,dude is a legend

Chuks is not bad but my point is that he is not bigger than Villarreal and it’s very clear

And yes peeps here do overrate him saying Villarreal is not playing to his strength as if he is their Cr7 or the best player there

Exactly

I'm not saying chuks isn't good. But he doesn't worth all the degree of hype.

Chukwueze: 3 goals and 3 assists

Cazorla: 6 goals and 4 assists at 35 years of age

Yet, Chukwueze is bigger than Villarreal.

I laughter . Isn't this fallacious and preposterous?

Cc thesupernerd, andrewbaba44, thegoodjoe Icon4s tbaba1234

charlesemeka85:
and your opinion sucks!

I don't trade insults.

Good day.

charlesemeka85:
he lacks all this and still playing week in week out in the best league in the world? wow! never knew villarael are doing chuks a huge favor even when he is as bad as you said via the bolded. #ndiobiamusu

Bro

I repeat, no insults abeg.

Na my opinion oo and I'm entitled to it

Chuks starts because there's no one better.

If he was in Leicester, he'd be on the bencb

[quote author=charlesemeka85 post=85652784][/quote]Emmanuel Dennis isn't ready for the Premier league. There's thus strong feeling I have and can't shake off.

He should remain in Belgium for at least one season

andrewbaba44:
Yes I agree about chuks

Osimhen deserve the hype ,Ndidi own Na sure banker ,ekong is somehow underrated sha

Yes chuks is overrated and it’s by some people here and not the media ,imagine people saying he is bigger than Villarreal

Very big gaffe. Don't mind them.

So he is bigger than Cazorla?

A winger that can't cross and can't direct his shots or that doesn't know when to pass, how is that a winger?

Some coaches would've glued him to the bench by now.

Olulong:
God forbid.

Mr Darkelf don't start this your pessimism this new year o. Lol

TheSuperNerd:
Nope. Not happening. Your fart must keep that trademark smell that knocks out people like this....

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Okay ooo

TheSuperNerd:
Even Science has shown that there are pills you can take that will make farts smell like roses and chocolates.

But no thank you... That Earthquake must come.

Wow, I'm interested.

Please post a link

TheSuperNerd:
Tell that to Ligue 1 media on Osimhen and to La LIGA media on Chukwueze.... Tell that also to the likes of Gary Lineker, and others in the British media on the obvious long known super talents of Nacho.
If you are scared to speak out on the obviously huge potentials of our young lads, then it is fine. Just allow us, the bold ones, do the talking afterall we no dey do am with your mouth, data or fingers....

And talking up the positive potentials of a player is not gonna affect their progress. Those with strong mentality will keep soaring and not let the fair praises get to their head... and a good positive feedback on a player of high yield potentials never hurts anyone. Merci.

Osimhen deserves all the hype. Ndidi deserves all the hype, Ekong is underrated. But Chuks is overrated in my opinion. Very overrated

Icon4s:
Na so we go hear finish. Next EPL game now him no go make match day squad. Some of these coaches sef

Exactly what I said about Rodgers.

He doesn't seem sincere

TheSuperNerd:
The League of the Extraordinary Hitmen.... Hahahahahahahaha.... [b]With Osimhen, Nacho, Chukwueze, Kalu... And couple more like Bonaventure, Maja, Ejuke, Dessers, a revived Onyekuru, etc all coming in.... Oh there's an Earthquake coming. A big scale Earthqua[/b]ke.

We are the new rising awesomes.... Hehehehehe....

And if NFF dirty politics prevails, your earthquake may end up becoming a FART.

jargooflife912:
By @GFFN on twitter

Newcastle United have submitted an offer for Club Brugge attacker Emmanuel Dennis, according to @ManuLonjon.

I'm not sure this guy is ready for the EPL yet

Subzero047:
All this your like, hate players, I'm his fan bla bla bla

Nobody hate SE players so don't claim to love them more than anybody else

Exactly.

daveP:
Farce is soft... Circus is better.

Even as an LFC fan, I'm not in support of Matip's selection

I'm thinking politics played out here and the Cameroon FA may have a hand in it as a means to lure him back to the team