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easyelliot:then you must want moses and musa- they dribble. The three players' technicality is very close to each other. |
1st relationship? Wow HML Fine gentleman like that 1st? He'l pull every angle to sure keep her and make her happy. |
easyelliot:lol. But you want Obagoal against Egypt ba? Nawa o |
Ejaisky:its a trend. |
dubemivan:i need not listen to peeps that are usain bolts in concluding. Theyve been around me 4 days and i hope they upgrade.
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Hmm sometimes i wonder the betterment Neco marking scheme's done to the Edu sector in general. Many write to just write. Other to just get the 'credit' 25years+ with the same ' a credit pass in English and Maths' why not a B or an A? Heard it favors one part of the country thus its relevance. All 4major exams for students are just not worth it in dealing with the future of leaders of tomorrow. The univ would say bring waec and neco. When you get there for screening, they just look at the waec alone. |
lifezone247:oh. Better game-players use average teams to win all star teams. Dont always use top teams. All those ronaldo and villa cheat on pes is not intriguing atall. Well, your taste. |
myners007:i guess its a lil too early to profile his overall abilities now. |
springtech:obagoal is highly technical than before. Only a smart coach will know how to utilize him in reality. As for game time- sure to bank in those goals ![]() |
akinlex:even on Pes, Mikel's still good. Overall abilties he just drop one point. From 78-77 on fifa. |
lifezone247:sure i can bet on the top 5 anyday. |
MikelEleta:that Captain Vincent tops it all up... I cant wait to get my hands on that game. Check again |
7- Anthony Ujah 76: Ujah has received a boost in the rankings following his fine season with Mainz, and a score of 76 sets him favourably alongside Nigeria’s other attacking options. He is a good all-round frontmen whose physicality will make him a handful for FIFA defences. 6- Ahmed Musa 76: Nigeria’s new captain has a score of 76, with a pace score of 89 and dribbling ability of 81 making him a menacing weapon out wide or through the middle. 5- Victor Moses 76: He may not have done enough to convince Jose Mourinho of his merit this season, but Moses’s score of 76 makes the Nigerian a valuable Premier League forward and a useful asset in Ultimate Team. 4- John Obi Mikel 77: Mikel’s rating has been reduced for FIFA 16, and he’s dropped down to 77 from last year’s 78 (back in FIFA 11, he enjoyed a rating of 82). 3- Ike Uche 78: The former Villarreal frontman has been given a rating of 78, with a lethal combination of pace 86 and dribbling 80 setting him apart as a frontman to be wary of. Another highly-rated player who has been overlooked for the national team for many of his peak years. 2- Obafemi Martins 79: Intriguingly, for a player who hasn’t been part of the national side for some time, Obafemi Martins is one of Nigeria’s top-rated players, receiving an overall score of 79. With a score of 91 for pace, he remains one of the fastest forwards on the game. 1- Vincent Enyeama 81: The LOSC Lille stopper—and arguably Nigeria’s one truly world-class player—is the only Super Eagle to receive a score over 80. With reflexes of 90, he is a ‘must-have’ between the sticks. There we have it. Waiting for PES to trail the line soon! |
FIFA 16 have really done their job well. Here are the top 20 Nigerian players on the game. 20-Joel Obi 72: He’s sought pastures new after finally leaving Internazionale for good, and Torino fans ought to be delighted with their acquisition. Another pacey operator (83), Obi’s stats reflect his all-round qualities, even if he’s not exceptional in any one department. 19- Sylvester Igboun 72: The former Midtjylland moved to FC Ufa earlier this year and represents his new club as a left-midfielder on the game. He may let you down with his shooting and his passing, but a pace rating of 92 will ensure that opposing defenders are left terrified! 18-Godfrey Oboabona: 72: He may have been dropped by Sunday Oliseh, but the versatile Oboabona still retains some kudos with the FIFA 16 creators, getting a decent rating of 72, with physicality and pace his key attributes. 17- Odion Ighalo 72: After making such a major impact last season—and an encouraging start to life in the EPL—Ighalo receives a modest 72. It should still be high enough to convince Sunday Oliseh to take a look! 16- Jerry Mbakogu 73: After his glistening impact at newly-promoted Carpi, the new Serie A frontman is the highest-rated uncapped Nigerian on the game, getting a score of 73. 89 pace and 78 physicality make him something of a hidden gem on the game. 15- Raheem Lawal 73: After summer interest from AS Roma and Besiktas, it’s clear that Lawal’s stock is rising. This has been reflected in the FIFA 16 stats, with the Eskisehirspor midfielder getting a boost from 63 to 73 for the new edition. 14- Victor Anichebe 73: Despite being heavily linked with a move away from West Bromwich Albion this summer, Big Vic is still a Premier League player and could well have a role to play at The Hawthorns this term. A physicality rating of 77 doesn’t quite do justice to this tank of a frontman. 13- Sone Aluko 74: He may have struggled in the EPL last term with relegated Hull City, but Aluko remains a versatile frontman who can offer pace and invention. 12- Ideye Brown 74: The new Olympiakos frontman’s difficult year at West Bromwich Albion has led to a drop in his ratings, although he still chalks up a respectable 74. 11- Peter Odemwingie 75: After an injury-hit campaign last term, it’s intriguing that Odemwingie’s stats have been given a boost. At 75, and with 77 dribbling skills, he remains a fine contributor on the flank or through the middle. 10- Imoh Ezekiel 75: The one-cap wonder, it may surprise you, finds himself in some fairly exalted company with a rating of 75. That pace rating of 93 should encourage one or two gamers to take a punt in Ultimate Team mode. 9- Elderson Echiejile 75: With Layvin Kurzawa having moved on from AS Monaco, Elderson should get more chance to demonstrate his class at the Club of the Principality this term. He is a capable full-back even if his passing rating (63) leaves a little to be desired. 8- Ogenyi Onazi 75: The tenacious box-to-box midfielder has a respectable score of 75, with a broad, balanced spread of statistics reflecting the dynamism and all-round contribution he brings to the heart of the park for Lazio. Link: http://m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/7175/gallery/2015/09/10/15224012/fifa-16-ratings-revealed-the-top-20-nigerian-players CONTINUED...... cc: Lalasticlala |
For now, i wish. But i dont. LaraiBoluwaji: |
One flip-open Motorola. When MMS was still the biggest text format years back. Any time i finish typing one, ready to send, it will just KO. Only MMS o. Secondly, when browsing with it, no network always, that ball would just be rolling@ the top of the screen for nothing. Until you goan sit in one abandoned Forklift outside our gate. That was where browsing network was found and reliable!! Popc would drive in and see either me, or my bro sitting there and wondered what the hell we always sat there for. He seized the phone and twas stolen along alausa from his pocket. Later we saw a close friend with the same phone. He said he bought it(yinmu). We took the phone and saw our snr bro's pix still on it. Small world. We kept mute but destroyed the mem card b4 he could reason. Next was Sagem X-something: charge it for hours and 15mins after charging, ba3 low tune pops up. The only good thing 'we' enjoyed from that phone was one ringtone of a singer 'ooh revolution where all you go' jss3 then. |
datyrone:are you kidding. IMO they have a better view of what goes up front than the coach from the sidelines and may be an advantage(based on pitchview). Well most football academies employ goalies as coach for upcoming talents all rounda. But overall, no one had given it much tactical thought |
Tomfrench:if im Jack Bauer, i dont need a Chloe O' Brien to decode this! ![]() |
See how that one was speaking asif they follow due process in all their conducts. All the stuff is saying is just on paper. They do contrary to the paper. |
LaraiBoluwaji:its easy. Just say felele from abuja, or ask to be dropped in front of Kogi state Poly, or new market. All just some 20m apart. Quantity of any aquatic animals-Yeah. If you hadnt opted for outside Lag, il have said Ketu market. Its cheaper there. |
E don tey sha. I expect a good counter-thread, but me knows twont be as interesting as this one. Even Adufetoposh dey smile ![]() pojeges i dont like |
Who resurrected this thread cos of you want to see pix of souls either in hades or paradise? Odd-hunger |
That common line used by journalist "efforts to reach him/her proved abortive" i think confirms the accused is guilty and may be preping some lawyer somewhere IMO. Old snapping terrapin judiciary |
Dannyandre:they arent street-oriented in their search and yeah they might search but twill take 2020 before we hear another big name according to AFN. Team USA's formula is an expensive one, but they can bost of 200medals in 7years. The same time we waste in looking for just one star. Carmelita-felix-gay, etc all are tough rivals for any athlete. We have just one and she is a diathlon-Blessing. Na here we go dey when they search finish. Only Doreen Amata is the second in line after her. |
safarigirl:lol safari! Dont let them boil your blood now. You have a point actually. But like i said on the Super Eagles thread, Nigerian Sport bodies dont have good scouts for new talent. Infact they are just inexperienced. By now Olusoji Fasuba's replacement supposed to have been thru all media, but 7years and still searching. Divine Oduduru is now silent like a graveyard- that guy has Gatlin's blood in him. So like prev times, mismanagement of talent on the side of the Afn which in turn leads to solely depending on one star for hope. It sucks. |
Crayfish- Old market, felele. Lokoja everyday!! In abundance |
eme1n:NFF scouts dont have the eagles vision. It took an 'old eagle' in person of Coach Oliseh to give this guy his debut and see how he performed.... Like an eagle. He made me not to really miss Vincent atall. Now he's 29.... Well lets hope new faces get more nods |
lanicky:how you dey now. International break this week all thru. Lol |
Why is it that most local coaches in Nigeria, during an after match Press conference always use this sentence... "we played and created more chances in the 2nd half and eh...." Keshi, Garba, Amunike, Amokachi, Siasia, Bosso(lt), Eguavoen, Obuh, Ikhana, Amodu....... like they're wired to say it all times just saying. ![]() Banking on Coachito Oliseh to change that pattern. And why cant it all be done in the 1st half tactically? |
Arsenal fans like Lampard, I'm one! GWR should approach Soo Adewagh for fastest go in any Fifa world competition (22seconds) |
blueto:i think Pellegrini have plans to feature him this season. Sterling is even making it faster by their connection during training. Manny aint no Mou, and he likes young talents to shine under him than waste them. Mou just wants to gather all and waste talent. Waste talent at the expense of trophies? I cant do that |
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