mostob:
Please what is the latest about the NBBF matter. Are our girls still not going for the world cup?

TheSuperNerd:


This is old news. I have been singing this song since Eguavoen's nonsense at the Afcon. This below is one of my many posts on this midfield topic.

Same thing I have been saying in different forms on this thread.

charlesemeka85:
better player with less noise and hype

Danielnino00:


Ofili is even just 19 years old... Give her a few more years with this pace she is going and I believe she can challenge for gold at the Olympics... Star girl!!

Tomorrow for the real star girls Brume and Tobi

forgiveness:


Of course, Dele is still miles ahead. You don't need to argue.

Meliforme:
I am the first person on this thread to point out Joe Aribo's deficiencies as a midfielder, we are now witnessing the change in roles at a more elite level. Even if his new coach decides to play him as a midfielder, it doesn't make him one. Aribo's major merit as a midfielder is his contributions to defense, but he can't even be classed as a destroyer and for obvious reasons.

In Super Eagles, as it stands, our best combination in midfield is what i term the W.I.N triumvirate. The acronym stands for Wilfred, Iwobi and Nwakali, with Ndidi deployed as a CDM, Iwobi and Nwakali as CM's. Iheanacho and Aribo can play behind Osimhen. I have done due diligence on the W.I.N trident and i can tell you that those three are the best we can combine for now, based on the unique strengths of each personnel, and the synergy their combo will provide. Ejuke and Sadiq Umar can also be deployed to play behind Osimhen.

Aribo will do well as a CF, SS and RW, time will prove me right.

Concerning Nwakali's rate of progress, i think his major setback might be related to attitude and deportment in character. Early successes can turn out to be a curse, as the wise King Solomon reveals in his book of proverbs.

It will please me to let you guys know that there is a great gap between talent and success. The most skilful may turn out to be the least successful. Some of you guys are just behaving like you don't know what i am saying, as if you don't witness this phenomena in the contemporary. There is more to success than just talent.

Kelechi Nwakali is a blessing. Dude is just good. How many, fail to see this leaves me in wonderment. I pray God helps that lad.

BannedLarge:


Due to the way that the World Cup is set, An African team can never win the World Cup

TheSuperNerd:


Firstly, depends on how much longer you still have left to live and then on how close we are as a nation to ACTUALLY assembling a side capable of making that a reality.

Aside these... Biko... no remind us of the pains in the realization of the level we currently at. Abeg.

Subzero047:


No,winning a world cup takes decades of preparation and other countries are light years ahead of us

Subzero047:


No,winning a world cup takes decades of preparation and other countries are light years ahead of us

Cecco90:


If one should criticize his performance, na wahala. You will hear something like "he has special skill set and qualities" as if he is the one that invented our football

Mujtahida:

That's a pile of rubbish. He's got no quality. That talk about skill set is nothing but poor comfort for those who cannot deal with the disappointment that a player they had such high hopes on has failed to reach the commanding heights of football. We can wax lyrical about his skill set but the reality is what it is.

Meliforme:
I am the first person on this thread to point out Joe Aribo's deficiencies as a midfielder, we are now witnessing the change in roles at a more elite level. Even if his new coach decides to play him as a midfielder, it doesn't make him one. Aribo's major merit as a midfielder is his contributions to defense, but he can't even be classed as a destroyer and for obvious reasons.

In Super Eagles, as it stands, our best combination in midfield is what i term the W.I.N triumvirate. The acronym stands for Wilfred, Iwobi and Nwakali, with Ndidi deployed as a CDM, Iwobi and Nwakali as CM's. Iheanacho and Aribo can play behind Osimhen. I have done due diligence on the W.I.N trident and i can tell you that those three are the best we can combine for now, based on the unique strengths of each personnel, and the synergy their combo will provide. Ejuke and Sadiq Umar can also be deployed to play behind Osimhen.

Aribo will do well as a CF, SS and RW, time will prove me right.

Concerning Nwakali's rate of progress, i think his major setback might be related to attitude and deportment in character. Early successes can turn out to be a curse, as the wise King Solomon reveals in his book of proverbs.

It will please me to let you guys know that there is a great gap between talent and success. The most skilful may turn out to be the least successful. Some of you guys are just behaving like you don't know what i am saying, as if you don't witness this phenomena in the contemporary. There is more to success than just talent.

Kelechi Nwakali is a blessing. Dude is just good. How many, fail to see this leaves me in wonderment. I pray God helps that lad.

Meliforme:
I am the first person on this thread to point out Joe Aribo's deficiencies as a midfielder, we are now witnessing the change in roles at a more elite level. Even if his new coach decides to play him as a midfielder, it doesn't make him one. Aribo's major merit as a midfielder is his contributions to defense, but he can't even be classed as a destroyer and for obvious reasons.

In Super Eagles, as it stands, our best combination in midfield is what i term the W.I.N triumvirate. The acronym stands for Wilfred, Iwobi and Nwakali, with Ndidi deployed as a CDM, Iwobi and Nwakali as CM's. Iheanacho and Aribo can play behind Osimhen. I have done due diligence on the W.I.N trident and i can tell you that those three are the best we can combine for now, based on the unique strengths of each personnel, and the synergy their combo will provide. Ejuke and Sadiq Umar can also be deployed to play behind Osimhen.

Aribo will do well as a CF, SS and RW, time will prove me right.

Concerning Nwakali's rate of progress, i think his major setback might be related to attitude and deportment in character. Early successes can turn out to be a curse, as the wise King Solomon reveals in his book of proverbs.

It will please me to let you guys know that there is a great gap between talent and success. The most skilful may turn out to be the least successful. Some of you guys are just behaving like you don't know what i am saying, as if you don't witness this phenomena in the contemporary. There is more to success than just talent.

Kelechi Nwakali is a blessing. Dude is just good. How many, fail to see this leaves me in wonderment. I pray God helps that lad.

JohnBullMySon:


Please never again should you keep Nwakali and Aribo in the same sentence. Nwakali's only talent is in creative passing. Other than that, he cannot play at a high level beacause he does not keep up with the pace. He is not just hadworking enough, gets lost on the pitch, loses his man, makes poor tackles.

If you think talent only is what is needed in the premier league then you're mistaken.

JohnBullMySon:


Please never again should you keep Nwakali and Aribo in the same sentence. Nwakali's only talent is in creative passing. Other than that, he cannot play at a high level beacause he does not keep up with the pace. He is not just hadworking enough, gets lost on the pitch, loses his man, makes poor tackles.

If you think talent only is what is needed in the premier league then you're mistaken.

TheSuperNerd:
Iwobi's deeplying midfield showing today RIGHTLY drawing the plaudits it deserves.

Well done, Alex "The Great".

Meliforme:
I am the first person on this thread to point out Joe Aribo's deficiencies as a midfielder, we are now witnessing the change in roles at a more elite level. Even if his new coach decides to play him as a midfielder, it doesn't make him one. Aribo's major merit as a midfielder is his contributions to defense, but he can't even be classed as a destroyer and for obvious reasons.

In Super Eagles, as it stands, our best combination in midfield is what i term the W.I.N triumvirate. The acronym stands for Wilfred, Iwobi and Nwakali, with Ndidi deployed as a CDM, Iwobi and Nwakali as CM's. Iheanacho and Aribo can play behind Osimhen. I have done due diligence on the W.I.N trident and i can tell you that those three are the best we can combine for now, based on the unique strengths of each personnel, and the synergy their combo will provide. Ejuke and Sadiq Umar can also be deployed to play behind Osimhen.

Aribo will do well as a CF, SS and RW, time will prove me right.

Concerning Nwakali's rate of progress, i think his major setback might be related to attitude and deportment in character. Early successes can turn out to be a curse, as the wise King Solomon reveals in his book of proverbs.

It will please me to let you guys know that there is a great gap between talent and success. The most skilful may turn out to be the least successful. Some of you guys are just behaving like you don't know what i am saying, as if you don't witness this phenomena in the contemporary. There is more to success than just talent.

Kelechi Nwakali is a blessing. Dude is just good. How many, fail to see this leaves me in wonderment. I pray God helps that lad.

Danielnino00:


Absolutely nothing.. Not even a whisper...
It's highly likely we won't be participating

Slimmy19:


I watched Alex Iwobi today and i couldn't believe it is the Iwobi we all know
Like someone else was wearing his face

This was the same Iwobi that was Ajebo few years back,same man who couldn't run and press for more than 70 mins

Him and Doucoure actually bossed a midfield of Kante and Jorginho

Danielnino00:


Absolutely nothing.. Not even a whisper...
It's highly likely we won't be participating

Philosopher1979:



I am tired but the absolute truth is that NWAKALI HAS QUALITY.
Time will prove us his supporters right
If he played against ghana he would have dominated partey and we will be in the world cup now.
Europeans are not GOD and we cannot continue to rely on their perception of our players.
This aribo you rate is not as important as Nwakali in our team.
Even his new coaches at ponferadina know that he is good as he is the one that requested for him.
Succeeding in Europe does not allways mean you are better than one that doesnt succeed.
no one in our midfield apart from iwobi and maybe alhassan yusuf can control the midfield the way he does.
Look, we won the nations cup before our players started going to Europe in the time of Stephen Keshi in the 1980's.
he will do well this season and move to a better club.

TFLASHOGEE:
Midfield general nwakali, special skill set marshall, the only one that can increase our ball possession is who una dey use play for here he be like una know want make Nigeria qualify for next nation's cup because without him I don't see us progressing so make una dey give sinior man him salute

TheSuperNerd:
Transfer Update: Sadiq to Dortmund rumors are dead officially. Was never happening.

TheSuperNerd:
Yes. Very true. But her rival, Christine Mboma is also 19. So expect both ladies to keep giving each other challenges upon challenges as they mature and rise into their potentials.

As for Brume and Amusan tomorrow... na Gold sure these ones.

I expect a Games Record from Amusan. The 12.4 she ran in the heats was supposed to be the games record but the head wind of 2.4/2.5m/s denied it being official.

Hopefully, they won't use head wind technicalities to deny her this time.

Let the World Record Holder bless the Commonwealth games with a new Commonwealth Games record. This is my wish