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tbaba1234:
Yahaya is a right back now... he plays in defence. Not wing back, Right back...

cc Questence

Questence:
He's all dribble no end result. Same issue with Musa yahaya.

Coaches these days prefer results to skills. Even senior man Ronaldo when asked why he's not been displaying skills like before responded that he decided to focus on scoring goals rather than skills.

musa yahaya has end product

Ike Uche scores today

Kog45:
Whao!he deserves invitation but i don't see guys making much recommendation on him.

He should be a good deputy to Ndidi as DM since we have Onazi and Ogu as CM or what do you think

may be because he is not from England
he is good and should be look in the SE setup

Kog45:
Hope is eligible to play for Nigeria

yes

tbaba1234:
He is Nigerian.

waiting for belgium Lol

forgiveness:
So, Chelsea and Liverpool na moi moi teams to you, abi?

Go to EPL you can learn more about their pedigree because if I tell you, you go still dey argue.

We saw how Ebuehi took his chance but prior to that day many people thought Shehu was every thing.

If Tammy and Solanke are in our team, you no go wan make Iheanacho near that team for life.

in your dreams

I can now differenciate betwin playing on a good pitch and on a bad one

Yea nacho is back more of this please

forgiveness:
Don't deceive yourself the Onyekuru I saw against PSG is very poor technically and if he doesn't improve can't stay long in limelights.

However, he is not in the same league with Kayode. Kayode is far better than Onyekuru.

lets me spread my mat another debate loading....
bhuahahaha

Icon4s:
No one is saying anything about this one again.

the guy is a very good player and will be starter in the SE
bookmark this post sir

forgiveness:
When I told some people here that Dele Ali is far better than Kelechi Iheanacho, they thought I was biased.

Now, see what the lad is doing tonight.


If say dem listen we for don get am for our arsenal but people can't see beyond their nose.

Soon, we will lose Lookman Ademola, Josh Onomah and Dominic Solanke because of greed.

Bhuahahahaha
some posts makes you happy, some makes you angry, bring them together and you will have a thread

tbaba1234:
If Ajagun goes to Malta today, forgiveness will find a reason why he should be invited.

GBAM

Mujtahida:
No finishing whatsoever. We are here to discuss and learn not finish each other.

which type finishing you dey think?

tbaba1234:
Musa Yahaya scored for Porto B.

this was my 2013 u-17 favourite player
but his career has not progress well

Mujtahida:
I knew you were going to pick on that point even before I read this and you have confirmed my thoughts. I have since edited it to reflect your two test. No copy out. We are not here to win arguments, so no cheap tricks. So here it is again. Answer it.
I have quoted your test word for word.

He didn't pass the two test namely 1. playing in the top 10 best leagues in the world
2. playing for the best clubs either in the top 10 or outside.

As per test number 1 - Belgium is ranked number 12 by the bleacherreport.com (fails test one) http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2691880-ranking-the-most-entertaining-leagues-in-world-football

As per test number 2 - Ajagun plays for KV Kortrijik ranked number 14 out of 16 teams in the Belgian Jupiler.(fails test two) See attached screenshot of teams in the Belgian top flight

So you see! Even by your own test, your own criteria, your own standard, Ajagun and I am sure so many other players you clamour for fail.

While I like your test I know it is not the ultimate criteria.

see finishing
LOL

Rohr should replace Nwakal so that forgiveness can rest LOL

Oasis007:


Oga..... use your Brain to counter an Argument or oppose a particular Submission instead of laughing like a slowpoke.

So for your Mind..... I'm an Agent of Muazam?! Some of you are simply tagging-me-along Crews (I concur) on this Thread.

Discourse makes a Thread lively, seem you expect Everyone to accept whatever is served by certain Monikers?

Wise up, if you get a contrary view to my submission, counter it intelligently with Facts instead of ranting.

rantings kwa
buahahahaha

forgiveness:
For him to get work permit man city sent in to one of the top leagues in Europe to make a better case for him but he failed woefully hence the need to dump him in one obscure league.

He can never get work permit plaing in such league with relegation threatened club.

Nwakali its because of work permit but onomah with his work permit was still sent on loan to get what?
Buahahahaha

forgiveness:
My two small boys will score a cracker with their sweat left legs.

In short, the second one shot is like Roberto Carlos. So, do they deserve to be called into the national team?

no they should sign for man city and go on loan to norway and those goals and see if they will not be invited
cry some more
buahahahaha

Lucque:
1 thing we fail to see is that the coach will select players dat he believes can strenghten areas in which his team lacks... M sure rohr wants to succeed, ND he has a very fine record so far. So lets give him d benefit of doubt.
If zidane or guardiola or Mourinho had signed him even if it's from an obscure league, will we be crying or wait to see him perform before we judge d coaches decision?

rohr go colect bribe invite player wey go make am lose his job na

forgiveness:
Onomah and Nwakali are never in the same level. Nwakali could not cut it in la liga second division but as soon as he came Norway's league he became a local champion in q struggling team yet you want to compare him with Onomah who played with Tottenham last season and is now playing in championship.

Is this not ridiculous?

onomah tottenham player and Nwakali man city player see Levels
finito

Oasis007:
Sir Tbaba1234, I have deep respect for you on this Thread, same goes to few Monikers as well but you ain't being objective on this Nwakali Issue.

Do we need to bombard the Team with too many DMs.... Ogu, Agu, Onazi, Ndidi, Mikel etc?! Muazam should have made the Team instead of Nwakali cos he's a regular Starter for his Club, remember he's signed directly from the Nigeria League.

Mickael2 has made a valid Point that justifies his Inclusion in the Team - that he's a versatile Player that can also play as a LB comfortably and I think we should take it like that, since Echiejile was left out due to Injury.

not muazam na kayode and ajagun suppose dey that list oh i forget onomah
buahahahahaha

All you that your players were not invite oya continue crying may be rohr will call them
buahahahahaha

forgiveness:
Let us make it simple and short.

Guardiola kicked out a sharp shooter out of Manchester City in the person of Kelechi Iheanacho and brought in a blunt striker wey no sharp in the person of Olanrewaju Kayode into the club. What an irony!

You see ya life!

About the rest you wrote *yawn* I am not understanding.

thank God Nwakali is also a man city player

Mujtahida:
USE YOUR DISCRETION
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Nigeria Oct 30, 2017
Leaked : List By Rohr For Algeria, Argentina Games – Ebuehi, Onyekuru & Omeruo In
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Barring any last minute change , the list of the 25 players expected to be called by coach Gernot Rohr has been leaked to Owngoalnigeria.com.
Three player’s namely Henry Onyekuru, Tyrone Ebuehi and Kenneth Omeruo are back in the team with the duo of Victor Moses and Elderson Echiejile missing due to injury.
Goalkeepers: Daniel Akpeyi (Chippa United, South Africa); Ikechukwu Ezenwa (FC IfeanyiUbah); Ayodele Ajiboye (Plateau United FC).
Defenders: William Ekong (Bursaspor FC, Turkey); Abdullahi Shehu (Anorthosis Famagusta, Cyprus); Leon Balogun (FSV Mainz 05, Germany); Kenneth Omeruo (Kasimpasa FC, Turkey); Uche Agbo (Standard Liege, Belgium); Chidozie Awaziem (Nantes FC, France); Olaoluwa Aina (Hull City, England), Tyronne Ebuehi (ADO Den Haag, The Netherlands).
Midfielders : Mikel John Obi (Tianjin Teda, China); Ogenyi Onazi (Trabzonspor FC, Turkey); Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester City, England); Oghenekaro Etebo (CD Feirense, Portugal); John Ogu (Hapoel Be’er Sheva, Israel); Mikel Agu (Bursaspor FC, Turkey)
Forwards: Ahmed Musa (Leicester City, England); Kelechi Iheanacho (Leicester City, England); Moses Simon (KAA Gent, Belgium); Alex Iwobi (Arsenal FC, England); Odion Ighalo (Chang Chun-Yatai, China); Henry Onyekuru (Anderlecht, Belgium ); Anthony Nwakaeme (Hapoel Be’er Sheva, Israel), Aaron Samuel (CSKA Moscow, Russia);

STANDBY: Dele Alampasu (Cesarense FC, Portugal); Ifeanyi Ifeanyi (Akwa United).
Maxwell Pius

thank God its owngoal
samuel?

komekn:
Give your reasons, convince not just me but others with objectivity and rational.

Personally I do not know.

which reasons you want me to give, you no dey see there ratings here every week?

Icon4s:
Let his village people free him first.

Or need to consult the Oracle lol

I need a used laptop(#25-30k) am in kaduna

komekn:
Agu Mikel is he better than Tega Onomah

yes

soetanoreoluwa:
SUPER EAGLES UPDATE

Mikel Agu scored in their 4 nill win over Antalyaspor ..
Second goal of the season
With 8.1 rating according to whoscored.com

https://i0.wp.com/owngoalnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/IMG_3749.jpg?resize=696%2C556


Ekong was on from start to the end.. With 7.5 rating according to whoscored.com

when this guy was in portugal and was always making team of the week forgiveness was always shouting his name
i think sir forgiveness will be a very good scout

terzurum5:
Ola Aina: The Nigerian Cesar Azpilicueta

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Alex Iwobi and Kelechi Iheanacho readily comes to mind when the next generation of Nigerian stars are mentioned or thought of.


Both players, over the last two seasons or so, have shown enough to encourage the Nigerian fans to believe the future remains bright, even as they continue to prove themselves in the present.


But one player who rarely gets mentioned when the new generation of stars are talked about is Ola Aina, on loan at Hull City from Chelsea. Maybe it has to do with the fact he has only recently completed his switch of allegiance to Nigeria from England, and only made his debut in the 1-0 win over Zambia earlier this month.


What is there to expect from him?

Aina was an 80th minute replacement for Elderson Echiejile in that match, and despite playing for just over 10 minutes, the 21-year old showed enough composure to give assurances of his quality.


But what is there to expect from him, really?

His biggest asset yet has to be his versatility.

Not too many fullbacks in world football can seamlessly and effectively play across both flanks, and while being naturally right-footed, Aina can comfortably play at left back, which he did when he replaced Elderson this month in Uyo, in that World Cup qualifier.


At first glance, and when his team is in possession and trying to play the forward pass, what you notice is his bursting run forward. But he is not just about making that forward run, he offers a very solid defensive cover for his teams.


This season, he has averaged 1.67 successful tackles per game, equal to Chelsea’s Cesar Azpilicueta. He has also averaged 2.17 successful interceptions per game, more than Azpilicueta’s 1.22 this term, although he has played three more league games than the Spaniard.


These days, Azpilicueta plays at the right of a back three for Chelsea, but he was signed as a full back by the Blues, and played there (predominantly as a left back, despite being right-footed and a natural right back) up until last season, when Antonio Conte switched to a 3-4-3 formation.


Why he should be compared to the Chelsea star

But it is clear to see that just like Aina, Azpilicueta’s versatility stands him out amongst the Chelsea defenders.


And often, fans would love to compare prodigies with a former player who excelled in the same position.


So when Aina starts getting regular games for the Super Eagles, it would not be surprising to see him compared to the likes of Austin Eguavoen or Ben Iroha or Celestine Babayaro (depending on the flank he plays more often), but the truth is, he would need not look that far to find his inspiration. He would only need a trip back to Chelsea’s Cobham training ground to see his inspiration in Azpilicueta.

Written by Chris Oguguo

www.o-posts.com/teams/uk/chelsea/ola-aina-azpilicueta/

nigeria has started the hype