komekn:


Your prejudice had befuddled your mind and entire sense of reasoning.

Where do l start to try and reason with the unreasonable. Dem say , " Who deh follow craze man deh argue , himself deh craze.

You have agreed with me and then you condemn my position.

I think you are confused.

komekn:


Your prejudice had befuddled your mind and entire sense of reasoning.

Where do l start to try and reason with the unreasonable. Dem say , " Who deh follow craze man deh argue , himself deh craze.

You have agreed with me and then you condemn my position.

I think you are confused.

AndSunGorilla:

@Danielnino please follow the advice of our sage, no dey follow craze man deh argue so you don't get a wrong tag. Thanks mate.

AndSunGorilla:

This terrible tradition is all shades of wrong. The naija born coach one is worse sef, they will still owe. Na wa o.

AndSunGorilla:

@Danielnino please follow the advice of our sage, no dey follow craze man deh argue so you don't get a wrong tag. Thanks mate.

daveP:


So our Continental Competitions in Male and Female level no even get VAR?

Nice game.

TheGoodJoe:


The question is, did Sunday Dare give Pinnick the go ahead to engage Peseiro? If he did not, Pinnick then created this situation.

Odunayaw:
What you bolded was practically saying[b] Dennis being better is obviously something you'd not have agreed with were he not playing in England[/b]!

komekn:
Since the Liverpool Vs Napoli match there has been be a deafening silence that is bewildering and quite surprising. But then again considering the unbridled favouritism our V.O. gets here it should be expected.

Nonetheless, this was supposed to be the game our world class striker, Monster striker V.O. announced himself to the world as well as to potential EPL suitors.

But it didn't happen, he failed the test .

Instead there has been an outpouring of emotive sentiment based rhetoric. Some being by those best described as TheSuperDelusional as they are suggesting he was continuously fouled and unfairly treated.

Admittance of failure is the beginning of success it's the basis of constructive criticism. You are then able to address gaps in your skill sets and strategy and improve.

But instead many are blaming the weather, unfair referees, the bright red Liverpool strip, etc.

The EPL is the most competitive, fastest and physically exerting football league in the world. What works in Seria A may not necessarily work in the EPL.

V.O. is no longer an unknown quantity, he is not unknown he is one of the main focal points for Napoli attack. Liverpool would have gone through hours of footage of Osimhen and studied him in depth. His strengths and weaknesses.

In addition Liverpool FC have been having a torrid time in the EPL this season, they are off the mark standing 9th in the league table with even Fulham above them. They needed this win and would be like a wounded Lion . They return of Konate absolutely vital to them as well.

In summary V.O. got out muscled , out paced and got bodied all over the pitch, he couldn't get one shot off on target. Konate had him locked down and Vsmndykr put pad lock on the gate. Actually he actually did most of the fouls on Konate and resorted to desperate measures including simulation.

This would be a good learning experience if taken in the right context critically, for V.O. to up his game As opposed to what most are saying here.

komekn:
Since the Liverpool Vs Napoli match there has been be a deafening silence that is bewildering and quite surprising. But then again considering the unbridled favouritism our V.O. gets here it should be expected.

Nonetheless, this was supposed to be the game our world class striker, Monster striker V.O. announced himself to the world as well as to potential EPL suitors.

But it didn't happen, he failed the test .

Instead there has been an outpouring of emotive sentiment based rhetoric. Some being by those best described as TheSuperDelusional as they are suggesting he was continuously fouled and unfairly treated.

Admittance of failure is the beginning of success it's the basis of constructive criticism. You are then able to address gaps in your skill sets and strategy and improve.

But instead many are blaming the weather, unfair referees, the bright red Liverpool strip, etc.

The EPL is the most competitive, fastest and physically exerting football league in the world. What works in Seria A may not necessarily work in the EPL.

V.O. is no longer an unknown quantity, he is not unknown he is one of the main focal points for Napoli attack. Liverpool would have gone through hours of footage of Osimhen and studied him in depth. His strengths and weaknesses.

In addition Liverpool FC have been having a torrid time in the EPL this season, they are off the mark standing 9th in the league table with even Fulham above them. They needed this win and would be like a wounded Lion . They return of Konate absolutely vital to them as well.

In summary V.O. got out muscled , out paced and got bodied all over the pitch, he couldn't get one shot off on target. Konate had him locked down and Vsmndykr put pad lock on the gate. Actually he actually did most of the fouls on Konate and resorted to desperate measures including simulation.

This would be a good learning experience if taken in the right context critically, for V.O. to up his game As opposed to what most are saying here.

komekn:
Since the Liverpool Vs Napoli match there has been be a deafening silence that is bewildering and quite surprising. But then again considering the unbridled favouritism our V.O. gets here it should be expected.

Nonetheless, this was supposed to be the game our world class striker, Monster striker V.O. announced himself to the world as well as to potential EPL suitors.

But it didn't happen, he failed the test .

Instead there has been an outpouring of emotive sentiment based rhetoric. Some being by those best described as TheSuperDelusional as they are suggesting he was continuously fouled and unfairly treated.

Admittance of failure is the beginning of success it's the basis of constructive criticism. You are then able to address gaps in your skill sets and strategy and improve.

But instead many are blaming the weather, unfair referees, the bright red Liverpool strip, etc.

The EPL is the most competitive, fastest and physically exerting football league in the world. What works in Seria A may not necessarily work in the EPL.

V.O. is no longer an unknown quantity, he is not unknown he is one of the main focal points for Napoli attack. Liverpool would have gone through hours of footage of Osimhen and studied him in depth. His strengths and weaknesses.

In addition Liverpool FC have been having a torrid time in the EPL this season, they are off the mark standing 9th in the league table with even Fulham above them. They needed this win and would be like a wounded Lion . They return of Konate absolutely vital to them as well.

In summary V.O. got out muscled , out paced and got bodied all over the pitch, he couldn't get one shot off on target. Konate had him locked down and Vsmndykr put pad lock on the gate. Actually he actually did most of the fouls on Konate and resorted to desperate measures including simulation.

This would be a good learning experience if taken in the right context critically, for V.O. to up his game As opposed to what most are saying here.

TheGoodJoe:


Honestly, did you just post this? One of the most shallow analysis I have ever read online and it is not a dig on you. Even a baby football analyst knows you can not judge a player with one game.

Haaland failed to score against Liverpool in his first game. Analyst with your kind of orientation will say what works in Bundesliga won't work in the EPL.

AndSunGorilla:

@Danielnino please follow the advice of our sage, no dey follow craze man deh argue so you don't get a wrong tag. Thanks mate.

komekn:
Since the Liverpool Vs Napoli match there has been be a deafening silence that is bewildering and quite surprising. But then again considering the unbridled favouritism our V.O. gets here it should be expected.

Nonetheless, this was supposed to be the game our world class striker, Monster striker V.O. announced himself to the world as well as to potential EPL suitors.

But it didn't happen, he failed the test .

Instead there has been an outpouring of emotive sentiment based rhetoric. Some being by those best described as TheSuperDelusional as they are suggesting he was continuously fouled and unfairly treated.

Admittance of failure is the beginning of success it's the basis of constructive criticism. You are then able to address gaps in your skill sets and strategy and improve.

But instead many are blaming the weather, unfair referees, the bright red Liverpool strip, etc.

The EPL is the most competitive, fastest and physically exerting football league in the world. What works in Seria A may not necessarily work in the EPL.

V.O. is no longer an unknown quantity, he is not unknown he is one of the main focal points for Napoli attack. Liverpool would have gone through hours of footage of Osimhen and studied him in depth. His strengths and weaknesses.

In addition Liverpool FC have been having a torrid time in the EPL this season, they are off the mark standing 9th in the league table with even Fulham above them. They needed this win and would be like a wounded Lion . They return of Konate absolutely vital to them as well.

In summary V.O. got out muscled , out paced and got bodied all over the pitch, he couldn't get one shot off on target. Konate had him locked down and Vsmndykr put pad lock on the gate. Actually he actually did most of the fouls on Konate and resorted to desperate measures including simulation.

This would be a good learning experience if taken in the right context critically, for V.O. to up his game As opposed to what most are saying here.

TheGoodJoe:


Honestly, did you just post this? One of the most shallow analysis I have ever read online and it is not a dig on you. Even a baby football analyst knows you can not judge a player with one game.

Haaland failed to score against Liverpool in his first game. Analyst with your kind of orientation will say what works in Bundesliga won't work in the EPL.

TheGoodJoe:


Honestly, did you just post this? One of the most shallow analysis I have ever read online and it is not a dig on you. Even a baby football analyst knows you can not judge a player with one game.

Haaland failed to score against Liverpool in his first game. Analyst with your kind of orientation will say what works in Bundesliga won't work in the EPL.

komekn:


Once again in your emotions get the better of you.

What's the fastest and most physical league as well as competitive league in the world, The EPL.

Haaland is an enigma with a skill set that is made for the EPL , he is a true number 9. He can even be more physical in the EPL than the Bundisliga. In addition I've never seen a 6"5' player with his acceleration.

I didn't make any deduction, just that V.O. will require more to succeed in the EPL. He has played two games against a not on top of their game Liverpool and failed to score.

But that's not particularly relevant, it was the way he got checked, bodied and locked by a Konate that was interesting.

V.O. is the most aggressive, relentlessly determined, hot headed with rage I know. However, Konate just poured ice cold water on him and he couldn't do much. Those attributes that have given him great success in Seria A and French one may not be enough in the EPL. That's objective appraisal not emotive preference and favouritism.

To use your proposition of sentiment, Saka, Martinelli, Mitrovic, Awoniyi , Sancho, Rashford have all scored against against Liverpool. Why not therefore Haaland and V.O.

All these players used guile , trickery , technique and skill and with Awoniyi plain good luck to score.

These are not the attributes of V.O. he needs to find another way IF he wants to thrive in the EPL.

Emmy450:
Trash as usual. Every player has a day off. Why didn't you write this long epistle in the first leg where he out muscle and outplayed vvd?? Leading to a penalty, where was your objectivity when he scored 2goals against ur Leicester city in England?? Man you cap alot!!! for a man who works with several football clubs you should no better.

komekn:


You also are befuddled with emotive negative bias and are unable to reason objectively.

What happens to any football player that leaves a lower quality and less competitive league to a much higher one❓

In this case, from the Belgium league rated 13th to the EPL rated number 1 in Europe. But in addition he performed above expectations.

As a consequence his general rating and value went much higher, this is what happens in football. Did you expect Dennis rating to go down �

Your are eviscerating the substance upon which football appraisal is anchored upon and replaced it with a nonsensical proposition without any iota of substance.

You need help, bad belle is making you sick, jumped on a sinking ship proposition in your bitter prejudice.

TheGoodJoe:


You are making your deduction from one game. Which is illogical. You can't talk attributes because Victor OSIMHEN has all the attributes to make it in the EPL.

He is fast.
He is skillful.
He is lethal in front of goal.
He is a pressing machine. He even presses far better than Haaland.
He is comfortable on both wings.

So your point is strictly based on bias. You used the same bias when you thought he could not do it in a top league. If OSIMHEN moves to the EPLwith a strong offensive side, he will rip the league to shreds.

Keep your bias aside and say the truth.

komekn:
Since the Liverpool Vs Napoli match there has been be a deafening silence that is bewildering and quite surprising. But then again considering the unbridled favouritism our V.O. gets here it should be expected.

Nonetheless, this was supposed to be the game our world class striker, Monster striker V.O. announced himself to the world as well as to potential EPL suitors.

But it didn't happen, he failed the test .

Instead there has been an outpouring of emotive sentiment based rhetoric. Some being by those best described as TheSuperDelusional as they are suggesting he was continuously fouled and unfairly treated.

Admittance of failure is the beginning of success it's the basis of constructive criticism. You are then able to address gaps in your skill sets and strategy and improve.

But instead many are blaming the weather, unfair referees, the bright red Liverpool strip, etc.

The EPL is the most competitive, fastest and physically exerting football league in the world. What works in Seria A may not necessarily work in the EPL.

V.O. is no longer an unknown quantity, he is not unknown he is one of the main focal points for Napoli attack. Liverpool would have gone through hours of footage of Osimhen and studied him in depth. His strengths and weaknesses.

In addition Liverpool FC have been having a torrid time in the EPL this season, they are off the mark standing 9th in the league table with even Fulham above them. They needed this win and would be like a wounded Lion . They return of Konate absolutely vital to them as well.

In summary V.O. got out muscled , out paced and got bodied all over the pitch, he couldn't get one shot off on target. Konate had him locked down and Vsmndykr put pad lock on the gate. Actually he actually did most of the fouls on Konate and resorted to desperate measures including simulation.

This would be a good learning experience if taken in the right context critically, for V.O. to up his game As opposed to what most are saying here.

skallion7:
Crap

Odunayaw:
You only made an alphabet soup of rants

I didn't read it because it came from your anus as usual

BascoVanVeli:



There is VAR in the Women’s Champions League.

I believe there will be VAR in the group stage of the men's one.

lovewins:


Yes he did.

If I remember correctly, he was the one who insisted that the potential manager's pool be widened, after the NFF had initially settled for Pesiero, since the FG was going to be responsible for their renumeration.

I still think though that the NFF shouldn't rely on the FG for coach's salary. The Super Eagle's brand ideally should be big enough attract the needed brands to cater for salaries and player's allowances. The guys at the NFF are just so incompetent no brand worth its salt will want to associate with them.

komekn:


Once again in your emotions get the better of you.

What's the fastest and most physical league as well as competitive league in the world, The EPL.

Haaland is an enigma with a skill set that is made for the EPL , he is a true number 9. He can even be more physical in the EPL than the Bundisliga. In addition I've never seen a 6"5' player with his acceleration.

I didn't make any deduction, just that V.O. will require more to succeed in the EPL. He has played two games against a not on top of their game Liverpool and failed to score.

But that's not particularly relevant, it was the way he got checked, bodied and locked by a Konate that was interesting.

V.O. is the most aggressive, relentlessly determined, hot headed with rage I know. However, Konate just poured ice cold water on him and he couldn't do much. Those attributes that have given him great success in Seria A and French one may not be enough in the EPL. That's objective appraisal not emotive preference and favouritism.

To use your proposition of sentiment, Saka, Martinelli, Mitrovic, Awoniyi , Sancho, Rashford have all scored against against Liverpool. Why not therefore Haaland and V.O.

All these players used guile, trickery , technique and skill and with Awoniyi plain good luck to score.

These are not the attributes of V.O. he needs to find another way IF he wants to thrive in the EPL.

komekn:


I guess you have a great view because that's where your head is right up your own petrid orifice.

Once again I feel sorry you, your inability to engage in any sort of civil substantive discourse always sees you resort to your comfort zone, the rancid gutter.

komekn:


You never stick to specifics you evade the subject and create a new narrative to suit your sentiment based notions.

I pointed out specifically that V.O. got schooled, bullied, out muscled and out paced in this game against Liverpool CB Van Dyke and Konate. This is the nature of the EPL not all defenders will be like those two. But that's the level he needs to contend with to be a top player in the EPL.

Consider the bold stop being infantile and misrepresentating facts. Let me remind you , many years ago when V.O.was at Wolfsburg this is what I said at that TIME.

He would not get past the selection requirements for a top academy in the EPL and that included some championship academies at the TIME.

I advised that he should drop to Bundisliga 2 and or a less competitive league where his skill sets will be better developed and reinvent himself and then move up. He seemingly took my advice because that's exactly what he did.

V.O. is very direct but guile, trickery, sublime skill I would not say he has. But speed undoubtedly, relentless determined unbridled rage a big YES. His physicality has improved over the years but he is not an overly physical player like Haaland, Lukaku, Mitrovic, etc

Stop getting overly emotional, because I dont get euphoric about players you are obsessive about.

Curtisaxel10:
I repeat. There is NO good reason why a world class striker should feature for virtually the entirety of a game at such level and not get even a LONE shot on target, talk more of a goal. Just falling and rolling.

It's bad form. Plain and simple. And no player patronage chaser can shut me up.