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Kog45:
Ideye behind any striker always remind me of Samson Siasia.

Siasia always brought the best in any top 9 ahead of him.Siasia gave Monday Odiaka the name and was instrumental to early rise of Yekini.

Ideye should have been a perfect replacement but really surprised he was left out by keshi after solid performance with Emenike and with his performance with Iheanacho, Rohr still don't rate him.

We just need to move on with the young ones coming up and hope Rohr get good rhythm for the team

Kog45:
God bless you Sir.Pls go and watch Zambia/Nigeria in Ndola and see Ideye and Iheanacho combinations but really surprised to see Ideye shut out of national team.

wayodude:
Something similar also happened a few years ago with Nigeria. When we played Ideye and Emenike together they were unstoppable! But people complained about Ideye's lack of goals. The resulting pressure from the fans and media I believe led to Keshi dropping Ideye, and subsequently Emenike's goals dried up. AND NO ONE SAW THE LINK between Ideye's absence and Emenike's goal drought so we the knowledgeable fans proceeded to hound Emenike until he quit the team. We single handedly destroyed our AFCON winning strike force.

Clever aren't we?

Kog45:
edi baba Giroud play tire me for WC o.

AIG07:
I don't know what would have happened had Rohr started Musa and Iwobi together against Argentina?

komekn:
That's an assumption in bold proven to be not true.

BascoVanVeli:
Name one ball that Giroud brought down on his chest and passed to his player? Dembele is not a striker so that was just an experiment.

goldfish80:
Rohr started getting it wrong in the Argentina game from the personnel he started the game with. Starting Iheanacho was a tactical suicide because the decision cost him valuable substitution slot, having reduced his subs to just 2 by bringing Ighalo on to rectify the error.

If Ighalo had started, Rohr would have had more tactical flexibility and the affirmation to sub him off in the 2nd half for a defensive midfielder to sure up the game. The reason Rohr was cut in a no man's land to bring on subs who will close the game out, was because he couldn't sub Ighalo out who was a sub himself. This was the reason he was helpless at the dugout, knowing Ighalo was one of his biggest players.

BascoVanVeli:
Compared to Ighalo Giroud was piss poor. Never completed a hold up play just heading balls to nowhere in particular. Not a single shot on target says a l.

BascoVanVeli:
I don't think a lot of them can even play football let alone know what they are talking about. They can say what they want but the template has been set in gold, Giroud is a world champion with 0 shots on target in 6 matches. Even Gabriel Jesus did not receive half of the flack Ighalo got and he had miss after miss no goals in 5 matches.
I just don't feel real fans should act like that because the players are human like us they can also make mistakes. I am just happy that the guy didn't allow all that rubbish to destroy his confidence. Who would want to play on a team that mistakes are not allowed? Nigeria is not Brazil or Germany!! We have no right to even think about asking for perfection.

tbaba1234:
Chico Ofoedu has joined Israeli club, Maccabi Haifa. Used to be one of the most talented players in the Nigerian league but he has been playing in the Turkish 2nd division.

Good or bad move?

forgiveness:
Hahahahahah! You better don't put your mind on Nigerian coaches else dey nack you 4 ground. Hahahaha!

forgiveness:
He is currently their best young player this season. I heard he is left footed and a winger when he played for our U20 team this year.

tbaba1234:
Nnamdi Ofoborh of Bournemouth has joined up with the first team for preseason.

He was invited by the under 20 coach for the Egypt friendly.

AIG07:
the thing vex me Gan. Seeing A French team made up of close to 13 players of African decent climbing the stage as champions brought some mixed feelings.

Was just asking myself when will an African side put smiles on our faces? I come ask which of the African nation is capable of doing the impossible na so I see se my country no de top 3. I con de shake head.

forgiveness:
I think they said so before or immediately after he was appointed manager of the U20 team.

forgiveness:
Those ones are butty DM. I don't think they are better than him.

forgiveness:
Why did he leave Ethiopia then? I like this kind of coaches.

Hmmm! Then Aigbogun must be a good coach then but where people here against his appointment as U20 coach?

forgiveness:
Ndidi Enters Arsenal’s Radar

By Editor - July 14, 2018

Leicester City of England midfielder, Wilfred Onyinyen Ndidi could become the next Nigerian player to start for Arsenal of England, as The Gunners are said to be in the hunt for his signature.

Following two sterling seasons with The Foxes, Ndidi has caught rapt attention from far and wide, with latest hints now emerging that he could be on the way to joining fellow-Super Eagles star, lex Iwobi at Emirates Stadium this summer.

The Arsenal link comes at a point Ndidi has not been included in the equation at Leicester, who are reportedly ready to hand Jamie Vardy and Harry Maguire new contracts.

Without any mention of reward for Ndidi’s superlative form, The Foxes will offer new big money deals to World Cup stars Maguire and Vardy when they return from Russia.

The England pair are due back next week and Foxes bosses are keen to keep hold of both players.

Leicester want to put Maguire on around £80,000-a-week and Vardy on £120,000 a week as boss Claude Puel aims to strengthen his squad after Riyad Mahrez’s £60million move to Manchester City.

Manchester United are the latest club to show an interest in defender Maguire, who has starred at the World Cup under Gareth Southgate.

However, a top official at King Poweer Stadium insists Ndidi has not been left out of the picture, with a declaration that Leicester are set to try and secure the youngster’s long-term future by rewarding him with a pay rise.

Leicester will be buoyed by Ndidi’s comments that he is happy with where he is and denied that he is contemplating a move elsewhere.

“A transfer has never been on my mind, I feel very good at Leicester,” said Ndidi, whose 15 tackles during the Super Eagles’ three matches at Russia 2018 World Cup are still the joint-second overall at the tournament.


http://c.newsnow.co.uk/A/946238481?-21310:8643

TheGoodJoe:

Keep in mind we have Sane (EPL best young player), Aguero, Gabriel Jesus and Bernardo Silva. That is a tough one for Mbappe to have an easy ride.

Certitude:
I ain't into that line of profession but with what you've read so far, can citrus alter it's possible outcomes?

Mickael2:
Are you still trying to convince these guys that MRI is not 99.9% certain? It's very very funny that I had to argue that stuff with people who have absolutely zero knowledge of basic radiography but leave them to believe whatever they want sha, MRI is the ultimate, it has no error at all

BascoVanVeli:
My best French player is Griezmann. The guy is a joy to watch. He gives everything at all times. I think he will win the golden ball if they win the cup.

Kog45:
Don't tell me you are from Belgium or you bet on Belgium beating France.

Oasis007:


Kylian Mbappe...... LMAO!
Are you trying to belittle Larry K, or you honesty don't know he's the one in the Middle?!

Kog45:
Haba my man u sabi Oyekwuru but na Kayode u know sabi.

goldfish80:
Which club? The same Man city he turned down? Every big club in Europe was ready to roll out the red carpet for Mbappe according to Wenger.
Mbappe went to Psg for €130M that same year, so what are you saying?

EEGA:
Imagine if we played a 3-4-3 with this front three.

Icon4s:
Person wey go run enter toilet go dey celebrate this night.

goldfish80:
Mbappe plays like a 27yr old seasoned pro. Unbelievable how good he is at just 19.