₦airaland Forum

Danielnino00:
At the bolded, that theory is in effect at this moment!

When Rodgers bench him in the next game,you will come and tell us that Iheanacho didn't earn the right to start....

AndSunGorilla:
Patrick Okala. In outfield positions we have had Segun and Wole Odegbami, Emma Okocha and JJ Okocha, Nwankwo and Ogbona Kanu, Kalu Uche and IK Uche, Sunny and Azu Oliseh. I didn't include the Babayaro's as I don't believe Emma played for the SE.

charlesemeka85:
e no go work cus atleast I go comot like 3 pple teeth here🥱

TheLoneCitizen:
If he shows little determination, at least 5 English clubs will come for him.

Good strikers scarce today and he is inexpensive.

So this is no passport.

Blueelf:
He is not Nigeria's best

One good game and una don start as usual

So lookman and Osimhen, Moffi, Onuachu, Yira Sor that have hbeen doing this week in and out have been frying beans abi

Dey play, just dey play my brother

Joebie:
Which players have you mentioned?

Regardless of the team you play in you still have to play against the[b] very best in the league[/b]. How did he stack up against them? Make we wait till the end of the season then we can say if has regressed or not.

So which players should we compare Nwakali to that you have mentioned?

ChrisKels:
Lol Peckham crackhead

mancoconut:
No questions about it, Arthur Okonkwo should be in contention for the #1 in that Goalkeeping position, I believe he's among the new players Peseiro is looking to call up.

Joebie:
You dey talk long story. What is Nwakali’s position today? One of the top midfielders in the league. If he were a striker and was one of the top goal scorers regardless of the team he plays he won’t be considered a failure.

As a midfielder, he has the stats that can guarantee he won’t go down with his team even if they were relegated.

Abeg refresh my memory on the players you were clamoring for na

ChrisKels:
Lol Peckham crackhead

TheSuperNerd:
You think monitoring a player hasn't gone digital? There so many other tools one can use to keep track on talents globally.

Like I correctly pointed out, you don't know anything beyond the peripheral about the word, "RESEARCH".

Always a waste of time and space exchanging words with a certified CLOWN.

Adios.

ChrisKels:
These ones dey battle for supremacy on top face less forum. 😂

TheSuperNerd:
The difference here which you obviously, in your self-deceiving mind, refuse to admit is that this kid wasn't in the media. Which Mainstream media in Nigeria covered him before I mentioned him?

I picked him up on my own and made research.

Do you know what research is, KomeCLOWN?

So Meliforme is gassing nothing. He is telling you the truth from his angle

Meliforme:
It is good to make references.
It is good to give credit to whom it is due.

If a moniker was the first to give a report about a certain player, any other moniker giving a subsequent report should build on the previous report especially if aware a previous report.
It makes this thread look organised, it shows teamwork, it also helps research.

charlesemeka85:
Wolves defender Temple Ojinnaka has put pen-to-paper on his first professional contract.

With Wolves since 12 years of age, Ojinnaka moved up to the under-18s as a 15-year-old and hasn't looked back, becoming a regular feature at that level and also tasting under-21s football in recent times.

Having now been rewarded with a professional deal, academy manager for football, Jon Hunter-Barrett, told the club's website: “Temple has been at the football club for a while. It's a great opportunity for him to sign on professional terms.

“It wasn't an easy registration process for him given we had to apply for international clearance when he first came into the club.

“For him to now be in a position where he's signed a professional contract is great for him. Temple's six foot two, strong and quick, and will add that into the under-21s side moving forward.

TheLoneCitizen:
Might affect the Osimhen deal.

ChrisKels:
Are you any better? Isn't it out of same infantile egoism on a faceless forum that you come here all the time claiming to know every football player in England. Claiming to be the advisor of every player doing well today?

Lol see who is talking 😂🤣

charlesemeka85:
Victor Osimhen's strike against Roma wins Serie A goal of the month for January!

I knw say 1 maggot here go don hit head for wall say I first am post am 🤣🤣🤣🤣

gbengaolu360:
I don't think it is coincidental. Viera knows what he is doing. He has 16 black players out of 25 players. I don't know what is going on in his mind but the British media might soon come for him. They may start a narrative like "look at what Dyche did in the past and see what Viera is doing now". I hope it won't happen sha.

jubilantagida:
Sean Dyche has been criticized for his preferences for white players, but Patrick Viera flipping the script is considered wisdom? 🤔🤔

chrisooblog:
But your screenshots is not disproving what he said about Nwakali not getting invited to the SE when he was clubless.

From your screenshot all you have proved is that KC got invited to the U23s despite being inactive not clubless clearly two different things.

Danielnino00:
@Bolded.. U like adding lies to prove your point...
When was Nwakali ever invited to the SE while clubless? He want to the AFCON while still under contract with Huesca.. before the AFCON,the only time he was invited to the SE was under Rohr for an inconsequential friendly against Liberia. A game where George Weah played....

Joebie:
Kai Nwakali is not on a downward spiral na. Which players have u been talking about? Abeg refresh my memory.

Danielnino00:
@Bolded.. U like adding lies to prove your point...
When was Nwakali ever invited to the SE while clubless? He want to the AFCON while still under contract with Huesca.. before the AFCON,the only time he was invited to the SE was under Rohr for an inconsequential friendly against Liberia. A game where George Weah played....

Meliforme:
Ignorance can be bold.
Accuracy of short passes, long passes and crosses have more to do with how well it was served by the player giving them, for instance a poor cross can be tracked and then be well utilised by a teammate, good utilisation of a poor cross doesn't make the cross good or accurate, also an accurate cross, short pass or long pass can be intercepted. A good analyst should know how these things are calculated.

You admire confusion
Nowhere in my post did i talk about goalscoring, but you brought it in to support your obtusion. Again the emphasis was on Nwakali and what he can do as of himself, but you brought in his team, saying that they will struggle in league two, as if that is what was being discussed. You want to convolute the argument, and bring in new topics for discussion, you want a journey into a blind maze that leads nowhere, but my refusal to participate is blatant.

Joebie:
Charles u know say u don too overflog this matter. If you wan even win this “fight” wait for the right moment. Else e come be like say u dey hate on Nwakali o. The kid is doing okay. be happy for him.

Joebie:
Lol may Onuachu no follow gnash teeth. Let the games begin

ChrisKels:
I'm noticing a trend, it seems that whoever Komekn starts praising among the innit boys suddenly starts experiencing a spiral fall.

Imagine this current situation of Ovie Ejaria who Reading has declared surplus to requirement. Imagine Josh Onomah, Fred Onyedimma, Chuks Aneke, Dominic Solanke, Dominic Iorfa to name but a few. Eze was a hot cake until he started praising him, now the boy isn't as good anymore.

Dude is literally jinxing these guys.

charlesemeka85:
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 he seizes every opportunity to work hard on hyping the dead wood just to justify bribe wey em agent and the player dey give am monthly cus aside that I see no reason for the excessive hype


Imagine small caicedo and Enzo wey just come europe about a season ago don Dey attract interest for bigger clubs but our own na to dey here dey hype trash year in year out