IDENNAA:


I left the miserable country because it brought nothing but pains and suffering to my life.

chrisooblog:
Even Nwakali you're foaming in the mouth over hasn't done anything of note for Nigeria apart from u17.

U23 where he captained he flopped very well and that is closest to senior football. If you're going to use Atletico friendly of proof of Nwakali's "quality" please don't also forget to mention Usman Mohammed who scored a spectacular goal dribbling the Atletico defense anyhow.

Ndidi and Nwakali don't even play the same position yet you are always picking on Wilfred like he's the one blocking Kelechi's destiny.

komekn:


We are not short of midfielders, just short on INTEGRITY, PROBITY, FAIR-PLAY, and TRUTH.

We have just denied better , consistent , performing midfielders opportunity.

jihday:
i think Nwakali even had the easier path but failed to take advantage

Kog45:
Sorry sir, am beginning to understand your pain as a Nigerian.

It's well.

Karlovych:
It's still not an excuse to support rewarding mediocrity over excellent performances. In corporate world people with excellent/decent KPIs, metrics and perform well get rewarded. Nwakali hasn't been decent or excellent this season but it's Nigeria so I'm not surprised.

jihday:
i think Nwakali even had the easier path but failed to take advantage

jihday:
please mention the quality midfielders that you think we have

charlesemeka85:
my brother it’s shameful that other football playing nations are boasting of stars who are making waves in top European teams and leagues but one crack head no go allow us hear word on a player in Spanish 2nd tier who is yet to get an assist nor goal this season so far

I swear to punch idenna eye Dey hungry me anytime I notice he is here. Very disgusting fellow

TheGoodJoe:
Emmanuel Amuneke


Qualifications:

UEFA Master’s Degree: Coaching License
UEFA PRO Coaching License
UEFA A: Senior Coaching License Level 3
UEFA B: Coaching License Level 2
First Coaching: License Level 1

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Just imagine.

IDENNAA:


Soccer is quite uniqu when compared to the corporate fields; there is a situation that brought about Nwakali's inclusion. We need a proper midfield controller , which we lacked and was hurting us badly. Making comparisons is out of question.

You could argue he has not been impressive but saying he has not been decent is not proven , because he plays most of Huesca games.

Finally , who would you take if Nwakali is dropped ?

IDENNAA:


Ayo, its your gorimanpa head...lol

komekn:


You are an incorrigible bigoted TRIBALIST.

It seems the excess vitamin D you are getting from the hot dry sun in Burkina Faso has befuddled your brain.

Karlovych:
Sadiq Umar like Nwakali struggled earlier in his career at Roma and Rangers, went to Serbia where he performed and now at Almeria where he has been one of the best players in the league and for his team.
The same can't be said about Nwakali he is neither one of the best players in his team or in the league. As much as I'm not a big fan of second division football at least Umar made a case for himself.
All this your talk of proper midfield controller in nonsense because all forms of the current midfielders we have CM,AM,DM all have more goal contribution than him in a much more tougher and better league

Kog45:
That's not even the issue,Aribo and Nwakili are two young Nigerians that we should all be proud of but presently one is doing great while the other one is pushing harder to have his career back and good for this opportunity coming up,Nwakili can come good.

Aribo was a university drop out,from non league player to a national team player is something great.He earned it not that he lobbied for it,a debut against Brazil with a goal and followed it up with a goal against Ukraine.

Fact,Nwakili has Aribo to displace and Aribo need to raise his game to put Nwakili on the bench not forgetting experience Alex Iwobi.

dijon:
Please dont fall for the set trap...He wants to derail the thread....

Kog45:
That's not even the issue,Aribo and Nwakili are two young Nigerians that we should all be proud of but presently one is doing great while the other one is pushing harder to have his career back and good for this opportunity coming up,Nwakili can come good.

Aribo was a university drop out,from non league player to a national team player is something great.He earned it not that he lobbied for it,a debut against Brazil with a goal and followed it up with a goal against Ukraine.

Fact,Nwakili has Aribo to displace and Aribo need to raise his game to put Nwakili on the bench not forgetting experience Alex Iwobi.

TheGoodJoe:


Then you don't know me. I have a history of having faith in people. I don't write people off easily. I also believe in giving people opportunity.

When guys wrote Nacho off, I was one behind him. Even at the time he was left on the bench by Shakespeare, I still stood by him.

During the Slowbi time, I stood firmly by Mikel because I don't write people off easily.

Just like when Siasia's match fixing case came up. I stood by him.

Osaze Odemwingie and the Queen Parks Rangers transfer case, I stood by Osaze.

To you, it is supporting mediocrity, to me, it is giving people an opportunity just to prove themselves.

IDENNAA:



So , brother , you think Nwakali and Aribo had the same struggle ? A boy who waa born and raised in a first world England with all the government social programs for indigent families , security and regard for human life is being compared to another from a third world country where one senator pockets a salary that could feed a whole village! This sort of mentality is hurtful to all the children suffering because of wickedness of their leaders.

Aribo dropped out of college because he has no interest in university education not because his parents could not npay his fees or the government could not provide financial aid....you must not defend nonsense just to winargument.

Karlovych:
Sadiq Umar like Nwakali struggled earlier in his career at Roma and Rangers, went to Serbia where he performed and now at Almeria where he has been one of the best players in the league and for his team.
The same can't be said about Nwakali he is neither one of the best players in his team or in the league. As much as I'm not a big fan of second division football at least Umar made a case for himself.
All this your talk of proper midfield controller in nonsense because all forms of the current midfielders we have CM,AM,DM all have more goal contribution than him in a much more tougher and better league

jihday:
please mention the quality midfielders that you think we have

IDENNAA:


You cant pick and chose your items of comparison: aside Sadiq Umar there were other players who haven't made it yet. Obinna Nwobodo invitation was clamored for while he was still at Denmark , Michael Kingsley is still struggling and many others. So , give us the full dose and not pick what suits your bias opinion.

You kept making comparisons which makes you to lose the crux of the argument , which is that we need a proper midfield controller. Stop making comparisons and suggest who will replace Nwakali if you drop him.

humility33:


Does Nwakali look like someone pushing harder to You

Pls I don't like belittle a player but will be very angry see peeps here compare him with Aribo or even Iwobi

humility33:


How about compare your nwakali with Ndidi/Oshimen/Nacho/Awaziem etc who had similiar struggles

U need to come to terms that the reason for your Nwakali stunted growth is not because he was born and groomed in Nigeria but because he is simply lazy and refuse to take his chances

You think it is easy in europe too That's why i doubt if you truly reside in America

IDENNAA:



So , brother , you think Nwakali and Aribo had the same struggle ? A boy who waa born and raised in a first world England with all the government social programs for indigent families , security and regard for human life is being compared to another from a third world country where one senator pockets a salary that could feed a whole village! This sort of mentality is hurtful to all the children suffering because of wickedness of their leaders.

Aribo dropped out of college because he has no interest in university education not because his parents could not npay his fees or the government could not provide financial aid....you must not defend nonsense just to winargument.

dijon:
This is Dennis short interview on His participation in the Afcon.



https://twitter.com/stuegs/status/1477904649843793920?t=oLjfwVAfqDJnbWgV1NuHDA&s=19

Karlovych:
He should never have been called up, why is there a need to drop anyone. There are over 5 other midfielders better than him in the team

Karlovych:
You keep trying to derail the thread with rubbish politics and government nonsense. Lots of Nigeria-eligible players come through the youth ranks of English and German club sides steadily and not all of them eventually make it to professional level.

elyte89:


Yea sure ..dt block saved rohrs job for 2months ...y d likes of johnbullmyson,truidstar,seanokafor ,thinks rohr is d best thing after slice bread

Edopesin:


"It's not on my mind" said as a matter of fact, he shouldn't have bothered wasting our time and playing with our emotions if his mind wasn't in it