Danielnino00:


You are being dishonest!! You are also a Rohr minion.. I saw your posts here where you attacker the players and defended Rohr after the CAR game!!!


Which better strikers are in Africa at the moment?? Name them..

You clearly knew what the argument was about, but you decided to throw in Salah and Mane to push an agenda..SMH..

Whatever you say bro. Still won't change my opinion about your overhyped super player.

Were you not amongst those saying the 10 goal a season player is better than aubumeyang?

Joezinho:


Whatever you say bro. Still won't change my opinion about your overhyped super player.

Were you not amongst those saying the 10 goal a season player is better than aubumeyang?

You see.. You just can't hide your intentions.. He is now a 10 goals a season player? His first season at a new club where he missed games due to injury and covid-19, and not to mention Napoli selfish style of play...

I got bad news for you mate, that 10 goals a season striker is on his way to netting more than twice what he scored last season... I hope you are man enough to remain here at the end of th season...

You and your likes are the ones calling our players overhyped,just in desperate attempts to defend to fraud in charge of the team...

One of the overhyped players just gave an assist against Man Utd...Another one just scored in Germany...

Keep pushing your agenda...

Patson daka is d first zambian players to score in epl
Omo d celebration over dere no go be here oo

Like rohr like ole

TheLoneCitizen:


I said world class in the making, not established world class.

If you didn't note this, then you heard it from me first:

Daka will be one of the best in the coming years.

Here we go...

Alhassan Yusuf starts

elyte89:
Like rohr like ole

If you see Emeka post anything about Ole out, help me knack am slap.. He wants better things for his club but want Rohr to continue here...
Both Ole and Rohr are in the same WhatsApp group... it's really obvious

maidaboi:
Alhassan Yusuf starts

Yes oooo... My Boy returns. Alhassan "Midfield Machina" Yusuf returns.

A MF Clinic is about to resume.

Frank Onyeka is not left out.

Frank The Tank starts vs Chelsea.

mummyson26:
Patson daka is d first zambian players to score in epl
Omo d celebration over dere no go be here oo

Huge for Zambia. Huge for Patson Daka. One of my favorite Strikers in African football today.
Lad's the real deal.

Charlesemeka85.... how far naa.....

TheSuperNerd:


Yes oooo... My Boy returns. Alhassan "Midfield Machina" Yusuf returns.

A MF Clinic is about to resume.

Lol Rohr says hi!

ChrisKels:


Hmmmm, this Ejike boy should better learn to be productive with his dribbles otherwise he would just be another Boufal to the beautiful gamem I'm not sold on him yet.

By the way, Chuks might find it a bit hard to supplant Pino, that Villarreal forward seem to have clicked in his absence with Danjuma and Pino the lynch pins

Lol we say this all the time even when Ndidi was off injured.

Chuks can hold his own in the team. He was the most dangerous player in that game where he got injured, the Europa game vs Arsenal.

ChrisKels:


Lol Rohr says hi!

Biko Hapu that one... I am enjoying Alhassan, the beautiful here please...

Beloved3:


Lol we say this all the time even when Ndidi was off injured.

Chuks can hold his own in the team. He was the most dangerous player in that game where he got injured, the Europa game vs Arsenal.

My statement was conditional hence the word "might" instead of "will", so anything can happen. That said, Chuk's case is different from Ndidi's. While Ndidi was out, Leicester wasn't doing any better, and prior his injury induced layoff, he was more or less his team's most important(fulcrum) player, but same can't be said of Chuks who hasn't won the full trust of his team coach yet.

Danielnino00:


If you see Emeka post anything about Ole out, help me knack am slap..
He wants better things for his club but want Rohr to continue here...

Both Ole and Rohr are in the same WhatsApp group... it's really obvious

TheSuperNerd:


Biko Hapu that one... I am enjoying Alhassan, the beautiful here please...

When is the match please, I wan stream am.

Here's for those clamouring for amuneke.

Smh.

ChrisKels:


When is the match please, I wan stream am.

Match that started 24 mins ago... lol

Was temporarily interrupted by some Waregem ultras but game is back on now. Alhassan and Antwerp lead 1-0 away now.

Stream here:
http://www.hesgoal.com/news/89129/Zulte-Waregem_vs_Royal_Antwerp.html


Enjoy...

ChrisKels:


My statement was conditional hence the word "might" instead of "will", so anything can happen. That said, Chuk's case is different from Ndidi's. While Ndidi was out, Leicester wasn't doing any better, and prior his injury induced layoff, he was more or less his team's most important(fulcrum) player, but same can't be said of Chuks who hasn't won the full trust of his team coach yet.

Chuks 'will' regain his position in the starting lineup. That's the summary of my post.
I'm in defiance to exhibiting that typical fear whenever a good player is returning from injury. Especially for a very valuable one like Chuks.

Villarreal wasn't as bad as 11th position on the log when Chuks was playing in and out. They need help trust me.
Hence my comparison with Ndidi's scenario. Chuks is equally as important to Villarreal's campaign. He's a fire cracker.

cc12:
Iheanacho assists!

Iheanacho
Osimhen
Iwobi
Chuks
Ejuke
Ndidi
Ebuehi
Aribo


Mahn we have some very fine players. Iceland and Ghana no get pass this when they nearly reached the semi's in the world cup

ChrisKels:


Hmmmm, this Ejike boy should better learn to be productive with his dribbles otherwise he would just be another Boufal to the beautiful gamem I'm not sold on him yet.

By the way, Chuks might find it a bit hard to supplant Pino, that Villarreal forward seem to have clicked in his absence with Danjuma and Pino the lynch pins

If Chuks is fully fit, he benches Pino any day any time.

Chuks that benched a whole Take Kubo. Pino himself has not been as much of a threat as Chuks was before he injured. The main attacking outlet right now in Villareal is Danjuma, it was Chuks until he injured.

Beloved3:
I wonder what the future holds for Nacho in the national team. He was very poor in the last game and Ejuke came in and immediately made us better.

With Chuks on the horizon to return, Nacho might drop back to the bench.

None of your statements make sense. You only analysed from one game and forgot the game he won us with he's brace. Say something else sir.

Iheanacho is a beast. The trust from the midfield was amazing and it was easy linking with midfield and vardy, a defender's nightmare. At a time in the game it was as if he played No. 8. did anyone see that too?

Very well said. And in Sierra Leone I was already convinced the SE under Rohr has landed until the disaster

Mujtahida:

The last time Nigeria won convincingly was during the WCQ match against Cameroun which we won 4-0. Since then it's been bumpy ride of win today, lose tomorrow.

So Dessers had a very bad day in the office. Where is Truidster?

So far so good enyimba playing some good stuff under Finidi George

Tamunotonye22:



None of your statements make sense. You only analysed from one game and forgot the game he won us with he's brace. Say something else sir.

Was Chuks present in that game? Chuks did likewise too when he was playing regularly. He even has a nations cup goal for us.

Nacho might be coming off the bench when all the players are back fully.

TheGoodJoe:
Many people lack the idea of what Amunike will bring to the team.

Foresight, tactical insight, tactical creativity, scouting of players himself unlike Rohr who is sharing Salary and someone who does not know his left from his right is scouting for him.

[/b]Amunike will bring understanding of the local teams.[b]

But no? It is Saint Rohr because he never collects bribe and keeps making poor choices.

Make una forget this local teams stuff. In this Era of football, our local teams are still in 1930.

TheGoodJoe:


Golden Eaglets’ tactics confounds FIFA Study Group

Emmanuel Amuneke came to the on-going FIFA U-17 World Cup as one of the rookies in the coaching business, but the former Barcelona star has been able to confound even the ‘experts’ in the game with his unorthodox tactics that has made everybody to sit up and take notes.

After Sunday’s 3-0n defeat of Brazil, the FIFA Technical Study Group (TSG) saddled with the responsibility of ‘monitoring international matches and identifying latest footballing trends’ applauded the tactical savvy of Coach Amuneke for the ease with which they dispatched the Samba Boys.

Desmond (Desi) Curry, a member of the TSG, had sought out Amuneke ahead of their trumping of the A Selecao of Brazil at the Estadio Sausalito to explain briefly his seemingly obstructive tactics which have confounded opposing teams at this tournament.

The team, according to TSG’s elderly man from Northern Ireland, has brought to bear a new trend with varied styles and deployment of players when ‘having or not having the ball,’ hence the need for clarification.
“Sincerely, we (TSG panel) have tried to understand the tactics you are using but it is confusing,” Curry told Amuneke matter-of-factly.

“I have done some of your matches here but it is unusual to see a Number 10 (Kelechi Nwakali) playing deep as much as we have seen your player here.

“This is a new trend and we are going to include some of your explanations in the Technical Report of the championship because the tactical approach of your team stands out,” he noted.

https://guardian.ng/sport/golden-eaglets-tactics-confounds-fifa-study-group/

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That is, FIFA Technical experts had to consult Amunike to help them understand his tactics. It was extraordinary and confusing.

[/b]As I said, he is up there tactically with Guardiola and Enrique and you are talking of Rohr.[b]

Kai nwayo nwayo ooo the goodjoe. Haba haba haba

We will need your video commentary to this.

BascoVanVeli:
So far so good enyimba playing some good stuff under Finidi George

TheGoodJoe:


I don't understand the question. More disciplined in what context. If it is in tactical setup, Amunike's set up requires a lot of stamina and tactical discipline to execute.

I will give an instance with the fluidity he gave Kelechi Nwakali in the U17. He played a deep role during build-up plays and used his passing and decision-making ability to find offensive players in space.

Then he has to transition into an attacking player when the ball gets to the attacking third, to make sharp incisive passes to get to attacking players between the defensive lines of the opposition.

This definitely requires disciplined tactical understanding and high stamina to execute.

The interchanging positions of players were a big part of Amunike's strategy. That was what was confusing to the Technical Study Group of FIFA. They did not understand the movements of the players and the reasons for them.

Rhor's plays are less demanding tactically and in movement.

Rohr is the coaching equivalent of Buhari