₦airaland Forum

Meliforme:
This is top notch.

This is excellent.

This is very sincere.

Thank you for bringing to the fore, one of the many things Nwakali offers.

Amedino99:
the only issue I had with jpes was the personnel used in the match. Civ didn't really play anything different from the group stage match. It was our injured players that made the difference.

Mujtahida:
That little detail is important because Jpes kinda stumbled on that ultra defensive strategy more as a coping mechanism not like that is his method (except if he continues with it) but the way you put it is as if that's how we've been playing under him.

Mujtahida:
He writes to prove that he sabi English not to communicate which is not necessarily a problem. It's just that his own leaves one with sudden headiness.

Mujtahida:
Assigned responsibility that he was not quite suited for. If Aribo was in form he would have been a better option to pair Onyeka in that midfield

chrisooblog:
True but then again Osimhen missed quite a number of chances he should ordinarily have been burying at the AFCON. Maybe the mental exhaustion from having to press and drop deep into midfield affected him.

The 3-4-3 formation also affected the number of chances he got. The chances he had against EG in the group stage probably outnumbered the total number of chances he had for the rest of the tournament and no surprise it was in that one game he enjoy good supply he scored.

Still think JP missed a trick not playing more offensive in the final by deploying three midfielders.

Mujtahida:
His system? Are we forgetting that Jpes adopted this ultra defensive strategy during the Afcon? I remember him playing 4-2-4 in a bid to accommodate our attackers and he was condemned.

Make una go find Okocha come oo.

Mujtahida:
Why?

Mujtahida:
But not Iwobi?

Sugarboyy:
Have you stayed in Ghana before?
If you haven't, maybe you should first ask those with first hand information before thinking of not.

Those people can be regarded as the worse humans on earth. They are very jealous, wicked, heartless and above all, extremely lazy and individually poor.

I stayed in Ghana for years and I'm speaking basically from experience

codemaniacs:
you're right.. and also the fact that some Nigerians don't realise when they are no longer in Nigeria they have to show courtesy to the indigenes of the country they are in and not get too involved in some things even if it is legal for non-citizens to participate..

for example, a friend attended a university in Ghana and was getting involved in their school politics and was contesting to be "student leader" or something like that but the Ghanaians made his life there hell and had him arrested then his family had to bring him back to Nigeria without him finishing his degree because Ghanaians frustrated him a lot..

so Nigerians need to mind their business when they are outside Nigeria..
even when minding their business they should not fall for traps that could lead to false accusations from the citizens...

M7even:
I think it's evenly balanced. There are Ghanaians who are envious of Nigeria as well as Nigerians who like to bully and oppress Ghanaians, but many of this is limited to twitter and social media banter. It's just a case of push and pull, reaction and counter-reaction. There are good Ghanaians as well as bad Ghanaians. The same way we have good Nigerians and bad Nigerians.

While we missed out of the Qatar World Cup, we took it out on them in the AFCON laughed and jibed them, it is only natural that they(many of them) will not want us to win the AFCON because they saw it as a nail to their coffin. Which I perfectly understand.

Our rivalry is drawn from our colonial history and national language. We are both bordered by francophone nations but then we don't really look at the francophone nations to chat or banter because of language differences.

Our Twitter netizen is possibly larger than Ghana's population at 30 million. I don't think they hate us, perhaps some do, but not in the majority, however how many countries over the world are comfortable having an average Nigerian around or living there. Ghana is second home to Nigerians with the largest numbers of our undocumented citizens living thriving there. If there is a breakdown of law and order right now in Nigeria, the first destination for many will be Ghana. And that's why they worry when we have elections, they are aware that if it does go bad for any reason in Nigeria, many will move to Ghana.

codemaniacs:
According wikipedia:

Ivory Coast is 38% Akan by ethnicity.. while
Ghana is 46% Akan by ethnicity..

Ivory Coast and Ghana are practically one people and one country so stop talking like that...

Ghana will always celebrate Ivory Coast beating Nigeria.. it has nothing to do with envy

same way some Northern Nigerians will celebrate Niger republic beating Nigeria.

mrwilliams9:
This reasoning is not sound. Is it not Nwabali based in SA that performed well for us? Is the SA league better than the Portuguese league?

If he can add a skillset to our midfield that none of our current MFs can add, why not invite him?

That is the question that no one can answer.

Odunayaw:
If na the gods of AFCON now they'd have brought VAR against our boy

komekn:
You need to see it in context.

Put any of Onyeka, Ndidi , Aribo, Dele-Bashiru, Iwobi those players in the Portuguese league and they will look like Ronaldinho and Yaya Toure joined together.

This is ludicrous you are comparing stats of different level of football ⚽ leagues and assuming they are on par.

Even your proposition lacks merit, he is getting all these supposedly outstanding statistics but his team remains at the bottom of the Portuguese league.

His team has conceded the highest numbers of goals in the league 48 and have scored the second lowest number of goals. Your statistics are academic they are not articulated into high level performances.

In addition the last three games Chavez has played Nwakali as a left winger. So what does that mean he is not good enough ❓

Joezinho:
lol. Country hard. Make dem collect money chop. 😂😂. Right now, if I see who pay me money I go sing the praises of haruna lukman to come mount that midfield. Abi nor be their pockets all man dey fight for? 😂😂

Someone we have watched him since his U17 days and it’s now obvious that no serious team wants to use him. What does nwakali add to his team when they do not have the ball? How many tackles does he win? How much ground does he cover? lol.

charlesemeka85:
oga shut up for once and stop spewing trash on a daily basis here

And the Orlando pirates, Kwazulu Natal and Chippa united stars against the super eagles who later progressed to the finals?

Many of una go Dey form football heads here when your actual calling na to concentrate on badminton and softball 🤣🤣🤣

A player who is talented but yet to progress after so many tries in europe that one na talent? Or are u blind enough to notice that something is not right with the player in question?

The nwakali u keep on licking his ass here for close to a decade was a kid star when 50% of our current super eagles players with those uncapped weren’t even sure of making it to professional football

We all are on nwakali while the players below emerged from no where to make name in decent European leagues and clubs

Alex Iwobi
Joe Aribo
Rapheal Onyedika
Alhassan Yusuf
Frank Onyeka
Zaidu Sanusi
Bruno Onyemaechi
Gift Orban
Akor Adams
Terem Moffi
Victor Boniface
Igoh Ogbu
Nathan Tella
Yira Sor
Michael Folorunsho


Mk I just stop here cus if I continue the list over long.

You will still be on Nwakali’s dick Eletu and Akin will debut for inter and Milan as well as achieve bigger things in europe 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

charlesemeka85:
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Just take a look at the boy I posted about few minutes ago

Just a year in Spain where his first stop was Spanish 5th tier he will be moving to laliga next summer

All we do here is to live in the past mostly rating players based on their exploits many years ago

I bet you that if Nwakali is as good as many think here he will be the first name in jpes team with regards to him playing in the gaffer’s country

We go still dey this nwakali matter kids like Eletu,Akin, Daga and even Nnadi will grow to star in big leagues and clubs 🤣🤣🤣🤣

charlesemeka85:
Sadiq scored 2 don mk am look easy to achieve Abi?

charlesemeka85:
I need this boy in the super eagles ASAP, those who hv jpes contact should inform him of this boy

Even I learnt he is interested in switching to us



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odf6YfcxTGU

charlesemeka85:
so what’s the essence of the big chances if it doesn’t equate to goals?🤔

komekn:
They say charity begins at home in your club and league.

So why is Chavez at the bottom of the League and scored the second lowest number of goals 🥅 in the league . Why didn't he create big chances for his team to score more.

Truidstarr:
😂😂 Una head don dey swell now Abi? You guys were right. His best attribute at a rating of 75 was his long balls. That kept most defences humble. But hey…. was a simulation.

Truidstarr:
I did a simulation on EA sports FIFA 23 with our current SE setup from the quarter finals to the finals of the nations cup…. The addition of Nwakali gave us victory by 2 goal margins all the way to the finals. I am not a fan… but I was really surprised.

AndSunGorilla:
One man who advocated for little unknown (at some point) Stanley Nwabili was you. Posterity has shown that you saw right.

Now over to à problem area of the SE, our midfield, would another "NWA" be the messiah

jihday:
Zaidu Sanusi’s season is over after suffering an injury today, confirms Sérgio Conceição.

Meliforme:
Nwakali plays in the lowly Chaves, and yet guys from Mamelodi Sundows were knocking our super stars around, and we were lucky to escape.

charlesemeka85:
in who? Unless he want to fool him self believing he can make the Italian snr national team

Carry ur negative energy shift