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Six Things We Noticed From Super Eagles First Training Session In Uyo Pre-Libya Published: October 11, 2018 Six Things We Noticed From Super Eagles First Training Session In Uyo Pre-Libya The Super Eagles will take on Libya in a 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier on Saturday and began their preparations for the crucial match on Wednesday evening. Here are six things we noticed during the practice at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium ahead of their most important match since they were narrowly beaten by Argentina at the 2018 World Cup : 1) Arsenal star Alex Iwobi is in fine form, from slick passes to awareness of where to locate his teammates, and lovely layoffs. 2) Bordeaux winger Samuel Kalu is quite skillful and is in contention to make the starting line-up against Libya despite the return of the more experienced Moses Simon. 3) Watford striker Isaac Success did not undergo training in the gym during the off-season for nothing. He used his strength and grit in yesterday's session and did bulldoze his way around. He will certainly be a handful if brought on at some point in the double-header. 4) Rotherham United's Semi Ajayi has got some nice touches and also knows when to release the ball to a teammate. 5) Deportivo de La Coruña loanee Francis Uzoho is quite a shot-stopper. He did save some shots in quick succession during the practice game. Seems to have cemented a spot in the starting line-up. 6) Changchun Yatai star Odion Ighalo is fired up for the Libya match and there's hope it will translate to goals during the AFCON qualifiers. Ifeanyi Emmanuel https://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=29570 |
Rohr: Why I Invited Ighalo; Thoughts On Onyekuru, Collins For Super Eagles – Libya Clashes October 11, 2018 4:56 pm By Johnny Edward in Uyo: Super Eagles coach,Gernot Rohr, has explained that Odion Ighalo was called up for the team’s 2019 Africa Cup Nations qualifying double header against Libya due to his consistent scoring form in the Chinese Super League for Changchun Yatai, reports Completesportsnigeria.com. Ighalo has scored 20 CSL goals for Changchun Yatai so far this season, but has barely been impressive for the Super Eagles after the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. “Ighalo is a player who did very well for the country during the World Cup qualifiers, particularly against Cameroon,” Rohr said during his media conference in Uyo on Thursday ahead of Saturday’s clash at the Akwa Ibom International Stadium. “He had a difficult World Cup, which was not so easy for him, but he is doing well for his club having scored over 20 goals – it was a good reason to invite him. “And we don’t have the time to change all our offensive players and that was why we invited Isaac Success.” “The problem is to find the understanding with the other players. We have a new player in Samuel Kalu, so we need more communication “We can also play like we did against Iceland with two strikers, where we lined up Ahmed Musa and Kelechi Iheanacho. “We also have Henry Onyekuru who plays for Galatasaray. He scored a fantastic goal against Liberia. So we are good in that area. “Also the spirit of competition is now there in the team. “Winning Libya won’t be easy, that’s why we are preparing hard for this game. With two wins, we are through to the AFCON.” Rohr who is targeting his first home win the AFCON qualifiers having lost to South Africa last June also gives a strong incline that Paderborn left back Jamilu Collins could make his official Super Eagles debut against Libya on Saturday after closely monitoring him at his German club. “Collins is interesting for us. He has the qualities to play very well for us,” Rohr remarked. “Perhaps he will start the game (vs Libya). “It is not just because he has a good left foot. He has a good physique. He is quick, he can go forward and he is defensively strong. “I saw him play for Paderborn when they beat Cologne 5-3 and he did very well. “Two, three years ago, Paderborn were in the Bundesliga and they now want to come back (to the top flight). They have a really strong team. “What I also saw of him before the Seychelles game was good, but he had a little injury, he wasn’t 100% to start the game.” “He started the game in Monrovia against Liberia and he was good.” However, Rohr admits that competition for the left-full-back position is open in the absence of Elderson Echiejile, who has yet to secure a new club. Ola Aina and Bryan Idowu are the other left-back options available for Rohr. http://c.newsnow.co.uk/A/958122285?-21310:11479:3 |
West Ham, Chelsea, Arsenal & Huddersfield Nigerian Starlets Named Among Top 20 Talents At Premier League Clubs Published: October 11, 2018 West Ham, Chelsea, Arsenal & Huddersfield Nigerian Starlets Named Among Top 20 Talents At Premier League Clubs Four players of Nigerian descent have been named to the prestigious Guardian UK's Next Generation 2018: 20 of the best talents at Premier League clubs. Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, Chelsea's Faustino Anjorin, Huddersfield Town's Mustapha Olagunju and West Ham's Daniel Jinadu have been included on the list of top 20 footballers born between 1 September 2001 and 31 August 2002, otherwise known as first-year scholars. Of the aforementioned players, only defender Olagunju, who agreed a scholarship deal with the Terriers in April 2018, has not represented England's youth teams. On Saka, the newspaper wrote, ''Saka is a left winger who can also play at left-back, who trades on his power, directness, ability to beat his man and final ball. The London-born England under-17 international has a physical solidity that belies his years. With Reiss Nelson on loan at Hoffenheim for the season, he senses sustained opportunity at under-23 level. '' ''Anjorin has been with Chelsea since the age of six, a powerful, box-to-box midfielder who scored eight goals in 24 games for the youth team last season including the last in the 4-0 Youth Cup final second-leg rout of Arsenal at the Emirates,'' London football correspondent Dominic Fifield said on Anjorin. ''His athletic qualities are obvious – he is 6ft 2in, strong and fast – but his attitude, understanding of the game and his deftness on the ball are the traits that coaches find especially encouraging. He is eligible to play for both England and Nigeria,'' Paul Doyle said on Mustapha Olagunju. ''Jinadu, who is of Nigerian descent, has represented England at youth level and Manuel Pellegrini included him in the first team’s pre-season training camp. It was a big vote of confidence in the youngster’s ability from West Ham’s manager, who will expect him to progress at youth level this season,'' Jacob Steinberg praised Jinadu. Liverpool's Dominic Solanke, Man City's Tosin Adarabioyo, Sunderland's Josh Maja and Crystal Palace's Joseph Hungbo were named among the best prospects at Premier League clubs in the past. https://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=29579 Josh Maja |
GogetterMD:Blame Ambode. |
Damage control. ![]() |
chrisooblog:He was still an academy player. Fact If you like cry till next year, Arsene Wenger confirmed his promotion in February 2016. ![]() Console yaself. ![]() |
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chrisooblog:Alex Iwobi made the bench in 2013/2014. Does it mean he was first team player? ![]() How many matches did he play for Arsenal first team in 2015/2016 before he played for the SE? ![]() |
midolian:Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! ![]() |
chrisooblog:I know it's talking about 2015/2016 season but I am not talking about it. Rather, I am talking about 2013/2014 season. Understand? ![]() Now, look at the 2013/2014 season link below and answer these questions fast fast. ![]() Was Alex Iwobi also a senior team player in 2013/2014 because he appeared on the list? Don't forget we were told Alex Iwobi was ENLISTED as a senior team player right from the commencement of 2015/2016 season but what was he doing on the list in 2013/2014? You mean he was a senior team player then too. Bhahahaha? ![]() https://www.worldfootball.net/teams/arsenal-fc/2014/2/ See the snapshot. The red mark up indicates the season and the bottom red mark indicates Alex Iwobi on the list. Where did you see Peter Cech on the list in 2013/2014?
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DrLikita12:Na wa ooooo. Please, keep yourself safe. |
Danielnino00:He should not say because he plays him German league, he must start him. He should think and check well. |
komekn:Despite the facts stirring at their faces dem go still call person fact twister. |
komekn:He doesn't have anything thing to say to disapprove the facts on ground. Hence, just ignore him. |
Oasis007:Gbam! |
TheSuperNerd:Sorry for the lad. |
junnyjake:No worries but please take heart. |
COOL10:Which lies? ![]() |
junnyjake:Sorry bros oo. Hope you are safe around there? |
komekn:Confirmed and agreed without any iota of reservation. GBAM! They're just pretending they don't understand. Watch how they will understand when another matter arise. ![]() |
Icon4s: chrisooblog:Was Alex Iwobi also a senior team player in 2013/2014 because he appeared on the list? ![]() Don't forget we were told Alex Iwobi was ENLISTED as a senior team player right from the commencement of 2015/2016 season. ![]() https://www.google.com.ng/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.worldfootball.net/teams/arsenal-fc/2014/2/&ved=2ahUKEwjNh9rr2_7dAhUPaBoKHXmqC0kQFjAKegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw22o7v1NVr4HxmVc2Sm5Od-&cshid=1539272304899
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TheSuperNerd: Icon4s: Meaning you agreed, fa? Since no response, I will burst some bubbles. ![]() On what date was Alex Iwobi added to Arsenal first team squad? On the 15th of February 2016. Kpom ![]() On what date did Alex Iwobi play for Nigeria national team? On the 8th of October 2015. Kpom. ![]() Do you know that Alex Iwobi and many academy players made Arsenal bench for the match against West Bromwich in the capital one cup in 2013? ![]() Was he an Arsenal senior team player since 2013 because he and some academy players made the bench and trained with the senior team? . If not, it's normal that an academy player can still made the bench of a senior team but doesn't in anyway make him a senior team player. ![]() The fact remains he was officially promoted to Arsenal senior team on the 15th of February 2016 after he already played for the SE as an Arsenal U19 academy player. Kpom! The bolded nailed it. Alex Iwobi added to Arsenal first-team as Arsene Wenger praises youngster's great potential JAMES BENGE Monday 15 February 2016 13:12 Arsene Wenger has promoted Alex Iwobi to Arsenal’s first-team squad after the forward’s sparkling contributions in recent months. The 19-year-old, who a made big impression on Wenger during the club’s pre-season last summer, has played eight times for Arsenal this season, making starts in both FA Cup ties. It was on those victories over Sunderland and Burnley that Iwobi particularly excelled, creating several chances and dovetailing with the likes of Joel Campbell and Alexis Sanchez. Iwobi has also made four appearances off the substitutes bench in the Premier League and can hope for further opportunities now that his manager has added him to the first-team squad. Alex Iwobi is a 'perfect player' to coach, says Arsenal academy chief “It’s a very important moment,” Wenger said. “Everybody has to fight hard here to get into the first-team dressing room. “He came through the youth ranks and he has made it quietly, slowly, but remarkably. Personally I believe this boy will be a great player for Arsenal Football Club. He has all the ingredients, not just on the football front but also mentally. “He’s intelligent, motivated, focused every day, has a consistent attitude and I’m very happy for him. I hope he will be with the first team for a long time.” Despite his recent elevation Iwobi was not part of the squad for Sunday’s victory over Leicester City, with the return of Danny Welbeck providing Wenger with further attacking options. https://www.google.com.ng/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/alex-iwobi-added-to-arsenal-firstteam-as-arsene-wenger-praises-youngsters-great-potential-a3180561.html%3Famp&ved=2ahUKEwjmhqS0kP7dAhV5gM4BHbrPAK4QFjAHegQIABAB&usg=AOvVaw0r8GPnfGxGqnnXddZft_Zw&cf=1&cshid=1539252058436
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TheSuperNerd: Icon4s: Meaning you agreed, fa? ![]() |
Icon4s:Please, answer me this last time. No need for English class. ![]() Was Alex Iwobi Arsenal first team member or an academy player before he was called to the national team? I don't need stories these precious days. |
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No, he certainly was not, that is a simple fact. Why the question to highlight the double standard.