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Blueelf:
This sanusi wey una dey put for every formation so??

Remember he is unproven in the Super Eagles

I go troll una if this guy turns out to be a carpenter ooo

I have warned you

Although I would not use that yardstick to determine which player is better, but this Dutch player shares your view on which league is stronger


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVOacxRycxI

komekn:
The Eredivisie is ranked number 9 in Europe and that's more on account of the exploits of Ajax FC which is on par if not better than many EPL clubs.

We have essentially a one club league, with Ajax winning the title year out year in for donkey years. Ajax has been very successful in Europe as well.

So what you have is Ajax and everybody else. And everyone else is considerably below Ajax in the Eredivisie. How many Eredivisie clubs have had any success in Europe.

So to make the assumption that a league that is ranked number 9 in Europe is better than the second tier of a league ranked number 2 in Europe. Is simply not proven.

We should also consider which is the easiest league to score in the top 20 league in Europe. It's actually the Eredivisie.

And to conclude on that basis he is better than Eze, again is not anchored on anything beyond assumptive preference, by you.

Saka has a 6.65 WhoScored Rating.

Koboko99:
Brandon Williams ahead of Bukayo Saka?

Ejuke #20 in Total Key Passes

Chidera Ejuke Top Dribbler in the Eredivisie with 103 Successful Dribbles

PREMIER LEAGUE U21 BEST-XI (WhoScored)

Overall 6.9

Edopesin:
What was Awaziems rating

According to OGN, Partizan rejected Monaco's offer for Sadiq Umar

Did you know Kenneth Omeruo was our best player in AFCON 2019 based on SofaScore Ratings.
He made the BestXI (SofaScore) of the tournament, and in all 6 games he was involved in, he was our highest rated player in 3 of them (VS Guinea, Algeria & Tunisia)

Formation8

“All we need for our national team are the best players, it doesn’t matter where they play football is a global sports.
The fact that you play in the UK as long as you’re good enough and you fit the thinking of the coach you know his style of play, you fit in with in the camp, then you’re entitled to it. Every player should just work hard and focus on league."

--Seyi Akinwunmi (1st VP NFF)
BRILA

Even Eze have been put on the left several times. Football is not static. The shape can always change as the match progresses.

daveP:
You love Aribo as a CM. And Iwobi more to the left.

I haven’t titled those formations, “prospective”, “possible line ups” or whatever . You are the one suggesting a title. For me they are just 7 random formations I have posted. I will be posing more when I have more time. Feel free to post yours as there are so many players that can possibly be mentioned. Others have included Nwakali in theirs. So what’s yours?

Modified
What’s your line up, and I can put it graphically for you if u want me to.

2lola:
Since you are writing about prospect and our possible line up why didn't you include Nwakali. You added Lookman who had a poor season, Adarabioyo and Eze who we are not sure will play for us are listed.
Not saying he should be praised but since we are talking about prospect here he will be playing in Laliga so he can be counted as a prospect
Peace

We’ve mentioned him several times. He’s managed some minutes in SerieA. Maybe a player for the future.

MetalJigsaw:
There is one certain Adekanye in SS Lazio. Haven't heard of him here.

I have Uzoho in some of the formations na. It's all experimental

benji93:
Why not Ezoho? I repeat, until Okoye proves he's better Ezoho should be number one.

It's a discussion. talk about attributes etc. Educate me.

TheLoneCitizen:
If you're talking of playing Chukwueze shouldn't blend well with the team.

Ejuke on the other hand, has the 2nd most key passes per game of ANY NIGERIAN player. So if Chukwueze could blend into this team, why can't Ejuke?

Saint Clara. Zaidu Sanusi, “one of the best side” of the championship
29 jul, 2020 | 18:20 | José Pedro Pinto

The young Nigerian will be considering FC Porto - and other clubs - for the next season, but there are still no formal proposals

https://cdnimages01.azureedge.net/renascenca/zaidu_sanusi_no_benfica_santa_clara_foto_manuel_de_almeida_lusa25235ba4defaultlarge_1024.jpg

Four to five million euros to replace Alex Telles with one of the best left-backs in I Liga 2019/20. That's what FC Porto will have to pay Santa Clara for the Nigerian Zaidu Sanusi, whenever and when he decides to proceed with a formal proposal.

At a time when it remains to be seen what the fate of Alex Telles is, leaving the Dragon after winning the title of champion, the president of the Azoreans could not be more praiseworthy to Sanusi.

The defender is at least among the top five players in his position in Portugal. That's why the price is inflated, explains Rui Cordeiro to Bola Branca.

“He is probably in the top 3, top 5 of the sides of this championship. He is a young man with a great margin of growth. I am absolutely sure that you will be the holder of the Nigeria national team for the next few years and we want to protect our interests. We hope that [the proposal] can meet what our expectations are and also what the player wants, ”he said.

FC Porto is one of several clubs interested in the player managed by Jorge Mendes. It seems that dragons and Sanusi will already have a principle of contractual agreement. But Ponta Delgada has not yet received an official offer.

“We have no formal proposal. Zaidu went on vacation and until the contrary sign he should present himself, together with the rest of the team, to resume work after the well-deserved rest. There are polls and small approaches. Concrete proposals have not yet arrived ”, reaffirms the leader of the club.

The 23-year-old Nigerian left-back spent a season at Santa Clara from Mirandela. He participated in 27 games and scored a goal.

If the exit is confirmed, he will leave the coffers of the Azorean club stuffed, but with his feet on the ground.

“For us, the main thing is financial rigor. Have the accounts balanced, pay the bills. We want to take small but solid steps to make it a project that will last for many years, ”he says.

--Renanscenca (Translated From Portuguese with Google)

na so.. guys blood too dey hot for here.. maybe na Mr. Corona curse am or biz get as e be.

Edopesin:
Exactly my guy
But you know this group na, 2 seconds dem go brand you hater when you tell them this

Yes, just the way you worded it threw me off at first. But we are talking playing tactics. Which teammates will blend well with Ejuke's playing style?
Let's talk team chemistry.

TheLoneCitizen:
Eze 14 goals in 46 apps(4063) = 0.3G per game or 0.31 per 90

Ejuke 9 goals in 25 apps(2062) = 0.36 per game or 0.39 per 90

Adara dey come, unless England go promise am WC in Qatar. Eze, we shall see

Blueelf:
Eze and Adara never grew to play for us yet

Haha.. which is why komekn and some of us say when player no dey perform they should be forgotten. Doesn't mean they are no longer loved. It clearly means others deserve more mention. you get the drift?

Edopesin:
I was an advocate for this guy once upon a time but not anymore, This is 2020 we cannot park Keke maruwa in Ferrari garage

He no longer has any business with SE

At the end of the day all the said players are on Rohr's radar. They will come to the party and we will have our final say on how productive they are to the TEAM.

Once our next big thing in the LB position. Are we not also hoping for him to come good eventually? Or is he not a Nigerian?

Edopesin:
Stanley Amuzie joins FF Jaro in second division Finland on a 6 month contract

You are trying to argue context and you are cherry picking my quote.
oga chill I don't have time for your games.

ChrisKels:
No, context was actually what each player brings to the table not team chemistry. Don't change it.

Here are your words "I prefer that to mazy runs that end unproductive most of the time. e.g players like Ejuke."

There you claimed that an example of an unproductive runs are the runs made by Ejuke. But you just got proven wrong.



We all love these players, they are all ours, there is no point trying to bring one down for another, more so, with falsehood.

@bolded
oil dey ur head.

Edopesin:
The bolded is exactly the reason why excluded him but there are formations where his dribbling skills should be applied

When last did we even play 352

Less games for Ejuke. But the context was team chemistry. How his style combines with that of Iwobi and Aribo, not necessarily that he is not productive as an individual player.

Danielnino00:
Here you go..

“Obviously we’re all disappointed we didn’t get over the line and get in to the play-offs,” he said, reflecting on his time in East Lancashire.
“I’ve really enjoyed my time here, it’s been a great experience, all great lads.
“On a personal level I feel I have had a lot of good performances, shown everyone what I can do, and that’s been great to come here and do so.
“The gaffer has given me a great platform to play my game the way I play. That’s fitted in with how he wants the team to play and he’s been very supportive of that.

“He’s put a lot of faith in me, putting me in the team straight away, and shown me a lot of support.”

Adarabioyo is an ambitious character, keen to play at the highest level possible, and that includes at international level. He has represented England at age group level, from Under-16s to Under-19s, but is available to play for Nigeria should he wish.

And that could well come in to his thinking as he contemplates his international, as well as club, future. The 2022 World Cup in Qatar is already on his mind, by which point he will be 25 and moving in to the prime of his career.

He said: “I’m eligible to play for England or Nigeria. I believe I should be going to the next World Cup either with England or Nigeria, that’s my target.”

Earlier this year, Leeds United were said to be monitoring Adarabioyo’s progress, and he could well be a good fit for the newly-promoted side should an Elland Road return for Ben White not be forthcoming.

Adarabioyo’s stats throughout the campaign were impressive, a unique one being that he went through the whole campaign without a single booking, largely down to his excellent positioning.

Infact, he made just 11 fouls across the season, compared with Darragh Lenihan’s 54. He won 30 of his 42 attempted tackles, and 108 of his 155 attempted headers. Added to that were 161 clearances, 64 interceptions and 25 blocks.

What has made Adarabioyo stand-out however, is how comfortable in possession he has been, and without him, Rovers missed his ability to play the ball out from defence, just as much, if not more, than his actual defending.
Of his 1,383 attempted short passes, 1,195 were completed, with an 80 per cent pass completion rate overall.
While for Rovers, another season in the Championship awaits, a Premier League future beckons.

Adarabioyo’s loan deal has proved the benefits, but draw-backs, of the loan system. While Rovers were able to have a high-quality footballer for a price that suited them, and they otherwise wouldn’t be able to afford, they are now left with a Premier League quality void in the heart of their defence.

--LancashireTelegraph

Nigeria’s Ikouwem Utin has completed a season-long loan to newly-promoted Israeli Premier League club Bnei Sakhnin from Maccabi Haifa.
Utin is the latest addition to join Eldad Shavit's team ahead of the commencement of the 2020-21 Ligat Ha`Al campaign on August 8

--goal

I would like to see Ejuke's stats side by side with Eze's

ChrisKels:
Are you sure about this?

Statistically, Ejuke trumps everybody there, in terms of productivity, and Ejuke is more of trickery than mazy runs. He is better on the left wing than Iwobi and Eze and he can very much challenge them in the AM position.

Firstly, I never said he does not have end product. The context is on how he combines passes with his teammates. I would like to see a video of his assists.
That said this is my original post, read it again and you may get it this time. Also see how I concluded that show I was talking more about how we play.

"Those trio (eze, aribo and Iwobi) will combine crazy passes among themselves. I prefer that to mazy runs that end unproductive most of the time. e.g players like Ejuke. But it's also good to have Ejuke as an option when we want to switch up play."

Philosopher1979:
Ejuke has 10 goals and 6 assists in 29 games and so his stats show he is productive. Saying hs has no end product is pure falsehood

Impressive!! More goals per game than Eze? How do you mean?

TheLoneCitizen:
You know the funny thing about Ejuke with 'unproductive mazy runs'?

That player has more goal per game than Eze and created more chances per game than Aribo and Iwobi combined.

Yes, very unproductive.

Those trio (eze, aribo and Iwobi) will combine crazy passes among themselves. I prefer that to mazy runs that end unproductive most of the time. e.g players like Ejuke. But it's also good to have Ejuke as an option when we want to switch up play.

Edopesin:
This one go mad but I'll switch Iwobi and Eze, I don't think Iwobi will be more productive that Eze on the flanks but I guarantee he will link up play as AM