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.

Kog45:
Sir,school fees is not the only reason for someone to drop out of school?some drop out to pursue another dream and it was always like a gambling and for former non league player playing for national team now is something great and that's my point,so Aribo struggled to be here he is today .

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

TheGoodJoe:

All you said here did not address the points BOOOMNAIJA raised. One thing that affects players is systems and belief. That is why you can see a player struggling in one team and excelling in another.

Englandboy:
Chukwueze starting for his club today

Meliforme:


Aribo is a good winger, but a very poor midfielder. This is not hard to see.
He should be drafted to the wings where his pace, dribbling and finishing will come handy

As far as the central and attacking midfield is concerned, Iwobi and Aribo has nothing on Nwakali, withi Aribo being the least as far as game reading is concerned.
Should i also say that he is the least in technique. This is an honest appraisal.

I am not trying to bring down Aribo, but we will appreciate more the player Aribo is when we see him ply the wings. He doesn't seem to bring anything of note to the team because we have players who are head and shoulders above him adding to the fact that he plies a position that doesn't fit him.

IDENNAA:


No , Aribo didn't struggle because be had many options , which a Nigerian boy can only dream of. Aribo had many opportunities to excel in different avenues.

Take example of the exploits Nigerian kids are doing in the U.S. and you would understand these African kids born in first world country are so blessed.

My children reject food I wished I could eat as a little boy growing up in Nigeria.

I don't know what interest you have in Aribo but you are not being totally honest.

andrewbaba44:


He might score self

I like his current scoring form ,I hope he continues

andrewbaba44:

He might score self
I like his current scoring form ,I hope he continues

jihday:
yeah I understand. it’s a serious issue that needs attention, either these clubs don’t know it or don’t care enough to fix this obvious glaring problem.

PS: how’s that Enyimba keeper benching Noble?

Danielnino00:

Still waiting for your response on the nomination thread

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

drDoom3:
Chuks with a beautiful assist.

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



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

Subzero047:


Aribo is a very poor midfielder but has been the best player in the Scottish league from midfield, remind me what is Nwakali doing again?

drDoom3:


Iheanacho is a player that everyone knows system affects him. Irrespective of that, he is still rated very highly in the UK because everyone has seen glimpses of what he can do in a team set up to favor him.

Nwakali is 23 and has been to multiple clubs and systems. If he has not found any yet by now that he can finally show his real talent, it begs the question of whether the problem is from the numerous clubs he has played in or from the player himself.

humility33:


Good to know Mr..Goodjoe

You're someone i respect here
Pls you see that Nwakali just see him as prospect and dont join the bandwagon promote mediocrity...

The way you guys were dancing all over the thread last night as if it was prime Zidane playing
One even categorise his play as sexy bla bla
Sexy play and passes that didn't birth any goal

And now one from your contingents is saying Nwakali is better than Aribo

It is nauseating

IDENNAA:


So , you have the temerity to give excuses why Aribo has not impressed and even went further to to deafen us with all these qualities that made Aribo superior to Nwakali ? Just reread the thing you wrote and tell me you didn't see the bigotry and bias in that post that is good for the toilet drains.

In the last three matches Aribo played for SE he has no impressed , showed skills nor held the midfield with these invincible qualities he possessed. Anyways , whether you like it or not Nwakali is coming to camp and your fears will know no bounds. Sorry

forgiveness:



Is there anything like Master’s Degree coaching License?

TheGoodJoe:


Powered by the UCFB’s Global Institute of Sport (GIS), the MSc Football Coaching qualification is designed for those wishing to deepen their understanding of Football Coaching practices.

https://www.masterstudies.com/MA-Football-Coaching-(Blended)/United-Kingdom/UCFB/

I just saw one in England, so definitely they will have in Spain.

Subzero047:


Interviewer: Dennis do you hope to be in contention for the Super Eagles for the African cup of Nations considering your form, is that something that's on your mind?

Dennis : No its not on my mind

And some people are here killing themselves

forgiveness:


It’s not a UEFA coaching License.

TheGoodJoe:


At 23, as far as I am concerned, Mikel looked lost in Chelsea and people believed he could do nothing other than sit in front of the defense and pass back. Boy were they wrong.

At 23, where was Vardy, from your perspective he would not amount to anything special. Well, he took the premier league by storm later.

It is not over. The light can still shine brightly on Kelz Nwakali.

Meliforme:


Aribo is a good winger, but a very poor midfielder. This is not hard to see.
He should be drafted to the wings where his pace, dribbling and finishing will come handy

As far as the central and attacking midfield is concerned, Iwobi and Aribo has nothing on Nwakali, withi Aribo being the least as far as game reading is concerned.
Should i also say that he is the least in technique. This is an honest appraisal.

I am not trying to bring down Aribo, but we will appreciate more the player Aribo is when we see him ply the wings. He doesn't seem to bring anything of note to the team because we have players who are head and shoulders above him adding to the fact that he plies a position that doesn't fit him.

drDoom3:


Very true. However, if you brought Vardy at 23 to start in the England National team because you see his potential, would it be wise and fair?

I am not saying Nwakali cannot come good in the future. However, selecting a player based on potential rather than performance over more deserving players is dangerous for any team.

Subzero047:


Aribo is a very poor midfielder but has been the best player in the Scottish league from midfield, remind me what is Nwakali doing again?

IDENNAA:


Nwakali is a local boy who we followed his progression and very familiar with his skill set , which makes it comfortable for us to trust him.

Aribo is an English born who we don't know what he is doing with SE and why he is wearing number 10 without the requisite quality. Before you reply me I want you to remember club football means nothing to us if you can't replicate it with SE. Is it clear , now ?