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TheGoodJoe:

You were mocking Kelechi Nwakali, whether you dilute it or not.

FINITO.

mostob:
Am i the only one still not comfortable with this Amuneke and Eguavoen combo?

Make Dem no go dey trade blow for camp ontop who go start and who go dey bench o

komekn:
Maybe you lack comprehension.

Because you seem to have a different definition of the English language word "Mockery" that you created by yourself.

Instead of conceding that your claim is SIMPLY UNTRUE you continue with this charade.

komekn:
You have no shame and no integrity.

Do you think people have no brains and are idiotic buffoons.

To take a pay cut means it was OFFERED to you please tell us who gave him £11k and he refused. Then he decides to go to Huesca for £3k and become be anonymous in the Segunda Division

You are now making yourself look far from honourable.

TFLASHOGEE:
you know go leave nwakali matter till Dem Samer you 3 papers of scientific article den Mr blue Prof font go come finish the work with long argumentative essay

TheGoodJoe:

People can be funny. Kelechi Nwakali has been collecting 14k pounds weekly for a while. It is a smart move to take a massive pay cut to try to get playing time that suits you and build from there.

komekn:
Maybe you lack comprehension.

Because you seem to have a different definition of the English language word "Mockery" that you created by yourself.

Instead of conceding that your claim is SIMPLY UNTRUE you continue with this charade.

mostob:
Am i the only one still not comfortable with this Amuneke and Eguavoen combo?

Make Dem no go dey trade blow for camp ontop who go start and who go dey bench o

komekn:
You talking NONSENSE.

Football is a very short term career that can be fickle.

That's why players run out their contracts unless another club offers much more or similar.

Which mad person is going to give Nwakali £11k a week when he has done Absolutely nothing in 6/7 years in European football.

TheGoodJoe:

People can be funny. Kelechi Nwakali has been collecting 14k pounds weekly for a while. It is a smart move to take a massive pay cut to try to get playing time that suits you and build from there.

komekn:
You talking NONSENSE.

Football is a very short term career that can be fickle.

That's why players run out their contracts unless another club offers much more or similar.

Which mad person is going to give Nwakali £11k a week when he has done Absolutely nothing in 6/7 years in European football.

TheGoodJoe:

I can see so much honor in your write up. It is simple logic, he can get better deals outside Europe. I am proud of him that Kelechi Nwakali is willing to work his way up. How that is biting you, baffles me.

charlesemeka85:
you mean Arsenal was paying him 14k what?

Hot lies

TFLASHOGEE:
there won't be no trouble everyone knows their role and they are both humbly men's who where once team mates and Eguavoen is the boss here but won't show it because the man is way respectful than you can ever imagine even the journalist who do interview him gives testimony about how simple and respectful he his to people around him and amunike is simply same

charlesemeka85:
I swear down bro, even I Dey hear say cerezo no Dey comfortable with amuneke coming as his assistant

I see clash of ego happening soon

komekn:
My approach has remained consistent.

He did not deserve to be in the SE selection, it is blatant Favouritism, Nepotism and corruption. When there are hundreds of more deserving Nigerian players across Europe.

I don't compromise on merit you do.

TheGoodJoe:


Were you his agent to know if Nwakali had offers or not. Your quick to rant as if you know it all but you actually talk about things you have zero knowledge of.

It is easy to market him for a decent wage outside Europe. Him choosing to take that cut shows determination to get it right.

It is not how many times the guy fails that matters.

Leave all that your short career talk. You said the same for Iheanacho and Osimhen but they have enough time to still pick themselves up.

Bother about your fanzones picking their career. The guy is okay and working his way up.

Joezinho:
How much Ogu dey collect weekly for Hapoel Beer sheva?

komekn:
Please put me to shame and tell the house here the club that offered Nwakali £11k a week please.

So I can apologize and eat humble pie.

Or you are just a petty LIAR

charlesemeka85:
I swear down bro, even I Dey hear say cerezo no Dey comfortable with amuneke coming as his assistant

I see clash of ego happening soon

mostob:
I hope so. Remember what they say about too much cooks spoiling the broth...

TheGoodJoe:

My point has always been that you are so full of yourself and talking as if you have an idea of things you do not know. Increase your teachability index. You claim knowledgeable of things you have no idea of.

What do you know about players compared to coaches that have direct contact with these players?

Salisu is a fan of this kid. Eguavoen said it openly that he is a fan of the kid. Amunike called Nwakali a gift to football.

Then you who have not played professional football, let alone coached even departmental class will come up screaming as if you know more than them.

Sometimes, you chill and learn. You do not always run your mouth as if you know all.

That is how the Chidera Liverpool trial came on and you tried to run it down. Talking as if you have a tenth of the ideas of scouting players for Europe than one of the big wits like Babawo Mohammed.

Even I was pissed with the appointment of Eguavoen, but I had to chill and study what he is doing.

All our coaches can not be wrong. If they feel Nwakali can help, sometimes chill and learn.

The kid was brilliant when he came on. Beyond even my own expectation. Yet you are running nepotism, corruption.

As if you are not one of the most biased person I have ever met on Nairaland.

These guys know more than you. CHILL.

charlesemeka85:
I swear down bro, even I Dey hear say cerezo no Dey comfortable with amuneke coming as his assistant

I see clash of ego happening soon

komekn:
At best you spend 3/4 weeks with your national team coaches.

But you spend years with your club coaches and let's not forget ,it is your outstanding consistent top quality performances that get you selected for national service. Not your relationship with the NFF Godfatherism policy.

I know a few of the coaches at Arsenal ( you may think it's untrue) Like some who were at Crystal palace before going to Arsenal. Most have real integrity like Gilliard . They essentially found him well below the Mark.

So all the coaches and scouts in the clubs and leagues he played at across Europe were blind.

You are TOO ASSUMPTIVE not every coach in the NFF agreed with his selection. But this is the NFF riddled with politics , Godfatherism, vested interests and corruption.

As a result ,l will not have too much faith in the decisions of the NFF where players are concerned.

JohnBullMySon:
I don't support mediocrity but after someone mentioned on Instagram that it wasn't his fault, with acknowledgements of others, I had to go take a second look. I re watched the replay from all broadcasted angles at 0.25X

The ball was heading to the center right when it suddenly drifted to the left after getting past Ekong. Maduka tried to return, he almost did but too late. he could not hold it down enough. Some keepers might have been sold off completely.

First three pics show how the Tunisian kicked the ball and where it was headed. In pic 4, the ball had swerved to the left

TheSuperNerd:
He is saying the the supporting cast to Osimhen should cut down on unnecessary dribbles and rather look to quickly feed him and only dribble with purpose rather than allow the opponents' defenders have all the time in the world to defend against Osimhen.

In other words, Spalletti wants his MFs and wingers to play in a manner that puts Osimhen at huge advantage over his markers and not at a disadvantage so that he can do what he does and finish the job upfront.

Okay, Thank you for the insight.

Odunayaw:
Haters of local coaches are will not like this

Some are hearing things from their armpits already

Odunayaw:
Where you hear am Emeka! Owngoal?

TheSuperNerd:
He is saying the the supporting cast to Osimhen should cut down on unnecessary dribbles and rather look to quickly feed him and only dribble with purpose rather than allow the opponents' defenders have all the time in the world to defend against Osimhen.

In other words, Spalletti wants his MFs and wingers to play in a manner that puts Osimhen at huge advantage over his markers and not at a disadvantage so that he can do what he does and finish the job upfront.