₦airaland Forum

joelsteron:
Bring me Algeria or England
Ndidi n aribo can switch

Sportilitica:
That is the main problem with our attack. You cannot have an Osihmen or Onuachu as a 9 and still no crosses for them to contest.
All this dribbling and taking on defenders without putting a cross is zero output.
The wingers need to put in more crosses to increase our chances of scoring.
The only 2 successful crosses if i may use the phrase was from Shehu(Musa missed the chance) and Collins which led to the first goal. The rest were just running down the wings.

wayodude:
Defensively, Simon is the best of the lot. Ejuke also did his defensive duties well yesterday. Without those less than glamorous efforts the team balance would not be there and thats when the wahala will start. Sure bring on Chukwueze, Kalu etc when we are bossing games and are going to be on the front foot for long periods but in away games and when the midfield is not sure to boss the game Simon PLAYS!!

BascoVanVeli:
Ejuke has won my heart. What a beautiful first half.

Sportilitica:
He has pace to burn and some tricks up his sleeves however I am really concerned about his end product. His defending make sense

TheSuperNerd:
You are wrong Citizen. "Below par" paints the wrong picture of Ejuke's Creative and playmaking abilities.

You know this is same way you watched Dessers week in, week out and conclude he is better than both Osimhen and Haaland.

Look, I watch Ejuke too weekly and believe he can do a makeshift job behind a striker at least for today's game if it comes down to that choice with Kalu out of the picture.

Ejuke created 45 chances in 24 starts (25 games) in 2019/2020 at Heereneven in the Eredivisie alone.

'Created 24 chances in 18 starts (25 games) in his first season in Russia - 2020/21 season.

And so far in 21/22, lad has created 5 ​chances in 4 starts (6 games) in the league alone.


You watch the lad, yes. But I guess you don't observe enough to see he has the potentials to play the role if need be.

And I know you rate the lad but at times it is as if you feel you have to drop one or two sour points on lads you rate so as to seem unbiased towards them. But truth is, I feel in doing so, you end up making some wrong assertions.

Sainty92:
Thank u my brother. There is virtually not much difference between the both players but the way people criticize Aina even wen he had a good game is uncalled for. Am one of Ebuehi's fan but the way people slander Aina as if Ebuehi will do Almighty work on Rb.
Just imagine how you said the Pk was not Ebuehi's fault which is 100% true and everyone agrees with u. Assuming it was Aina who committed the pk, only few people here will say it was not his fault. Lol

Sainty92:
I vividly understand you boss. But I want to know how u knew Ebuehi had the best education and training. Or perhaps u said it based on assumptions or maybe Ebuehi himself came out to say it or maybe u mean Ebuehi went through the rudiment at a better academy than Chelsea's youth academy which Aina started from.
Pardon my ignorance bro, I just want to know how u knew Ebuehi had better education, training and exposure than Aina

andrewbaba44:
You preferring ebuehi is not bad

But make you small small Dey lie for the things you said

BascoVanVeli:
I hear

jihday:
how many ebuehi’s games have you watched?

Sainty92:
Ebuehi appears to have more education/training in Rb role than Aina how? Are you forgetting Aina's root? Someone that cut his teeth in one(if not the best) of the best academy in the world at Cobham Chelsea??
Ebuehi seems to be more tidy in possession like u highlighted but Aina seems to have that robustness and physicality that suits African games.
You said Ebuehi is less prone to errors, but I bet if it was Aina that gave a penalty away to Iceland which sirgudson missed at the last worldcup, u would have demanded his head. Aina has not really made any error leading to goal or threat to goal recent games but some people just want him out and Ebuehi in.
Well, your wish might be granted on Tuesday

andrew444:
Aina has been okay for the eagles and not below average

Stop saying what you dont know

You guys will watch a full 90 minutes game where there is no fault from aina position but you will ignore others fault and critisize him

Who is ourselves ?I think You are among the sentimental people i am speaking of

What was aina fault yesterday

You guys should stop the aina hate abeg

Joebie:
our aboki brothers are coming in..

KusherAbel:
Would like to see Rohr try something like this for a change. Defensively and offensively solid Make the wingers rest abeg      


               Osimhen
                                        Iheanacho    

                 Iwobi                   Aribo

                               Ndidi
Zaidu/Aina                                          Aina/Ebuehi
             
               Ekong - Balogun - Awaziem
                             
                             Okoye/Uzoh

Ppogbae:
They have already started

Napoleon55:
Sorry Andrew ,
God will bring another

andrew444:
Good evening ,I trust everyone is good


I lost my first child today after birth ,it hasn’t been easy

Wishing you guys a better week ahead .

Subzero047:
The decision making in this clip is that of amateur footballers

Subzero047:
All I see here is amateur football, are these guys professional footballers

JohnBullMySon:
He is actually mocking those overrating him. I believe.

dozai:
He should consult King KANU. Looks like he dribbles any stockings that is not of the same colour with his. I guess he didn't know that the goal was right in front of him. A bit of calmness would have done d magic.

jihday:
we’ll be playing new guys in the midfield, some of them could be earning their first cap sef don’t see us not struggling

fabyom:
Then CAF should take the game away from Cape Verde!
Football is not table tennis, you can't expect the players that have never played together before to beat a team like Cape Verde on astroturf in Cape Verde with just 3 days of training.
This is how we underestimated Angola away from home in 2005 and lost by a single goal which eventually cost us the 2006 world cup ticket.
The NFF needs to put pressure on CAF to take the game to a COVID-free country.
We will lose scandalously without our EPL boys!

jihday:
no matter who we invite we’ll struggle badly.