safarigirl:
lol, Kane, Cavani how?

Lemme pretend I didn't see the last two names

TheGoodJoe:


I say we give Aluko Musa's slot.

tbaba1234:


Rohr named Onazi as his captain today... perhaps, he was upset by that since he has been in the team longer. I do not know the truth about those reports.

Icon4s:


But i thought some1 said he is better than our other RB options. He even made some people's expected starting list today.

safarigirl:
I think this has always been the concern of some posters here with Iwobi, he simply can't keep up with the physicality of African football

Having noted that, I would suggest against Cameroon, a team that will very much be similar to Senegal, that we have a midfield of Etebo, Mikel and Ogu if possible


Is this the right time to also discuss Onazi?

maidaboi:
wellcome back bro

Mickael2:


you mean well done Manu Garba. it was he who unearthed Success, no praise for Rohr there

ChrisKels:
I pointed out some pages back that the high point of of Musa' s career with the Eagles remains his two goals against the Argies and some misguided guys were calling for my head, they even went as far as telling me about his exploits in an obscure league like the the Russian league, forgetting the fact that I was specific with my assertions. To those guys quoting me that day, I still repeat it again, Musa's highlight with EAGLES remains his two goals against the Argies.

chimzyblack:
what do you make of the combination of v. Moses and isacc success on the flanks because of their bullish and fast style of play. compared to iwobi playing in similar position.

ChrisKels:
I pointed out some pages back that the high point of of Musa' s career with the Eagles remains his two goals against the Argies and some misguided guys were calling for my head, they even went as far as telling me about his exploits in an obscure league like the the Russian league, forgetting the fact that I was specific with my assertions. To those guys quoting me that day, I still repeat it again, Musa's highlight with EAGLES remains his two goals against the Argies.

TheSuperNerd:

You know Sir GoodJoe.... I always smile when Iheanacho is always the one people wanna criticise for every turn he makes.... what about Iwobi today he was downright poor but yeah we know why.... he is kinda not yet used to the physical "jam body" aspect of African football.... with Experience.... **chaiii... licensed word owned by the archguardian himself, Sir Icon4s** .... he will learn


Also... Iheanacho took almost all if not all our setpieces today and was on point mosr of the times.... he did his best to battle koulibaly and co.... Nacho wom the penalty and whem i saw he was the one to take it.... i just started shouting goal because I have never seen Nacho miss a penalty.... and he may never ever miss coz he is that good from the spot.... **remember his first spotkick for city as a 17yr old in the USA**


So plsss.... nacho had a good game though not a spectacular one.... but it is good he scored and his influence on the team shows that he cannot continue to warm that nonsense bench at City.... pep I like as a tactical coach but not as a manager (man manager).... Nacho needs an environment to blossom.... this is his generation sprouting up fast... and now add mbappe and Dybala to the equation.... Nacho needs to shine more... abeg...

Mickael2:



success is right footed so playing him on the left might not work. but if we can, seriously Iwobi is too soft for the African game. with Moses and success in opposite flanks one thing will be sure, chances will be created. but Iwobi is all about playing football in the centre of the pitch and really he should start vying for the cmf position with the other players there but he is not the best LMF we have

pyrex23:

a 3-5-2 or 4-5-1 shud help implement that

safarigirl:
I think this has always been the concern of some posters here with Iwobi, he simply can't keep up with the physicality of African football

Having noted that, I would suggest against Cameroon, a team that will very much be similar to Senegal, that we have a midfield of Etebo, Mikel and Ogu if possible


Is this the right time to also discuss Onazi?

Certitude:
TheSuperNerd, when next you are going AWOL, leave yarayara or send a duplicate of her.

forgiveness:


is Ndidi an inteligent ball player like Mikel?

Mickael2:



success is right footed so playing him on the left might not work. but if we can, seriously Iwobi is too soft for the African game. with Moses and success in opposite flanks one thing will be sure, chances will be created. but Iwobi is all about playing football in the centre of the pitch and really he should start vying for the cmf position with the other players there but he is not the best LMF we have

tbaba1234:


Success has played on the left in Granada and Watford.

Icon4s:


variables like?

Mickael2:


he is an intelligent ball player like Mikel but Mikel is a superior ball player than he is currently.

TheGoodJoe:

I say we give Aluko Musa's slot.

joseph1013:

Reports say he rejected the assistant captain role when Onazi was made today's captain. How true?

safarigirl:
would be very difficult to implement a 3-5-2

Who would you suggest would make up the back 3?

The midfield 5 could be: Mikel, Ndidi, Ogu, Etebo and Iwobi

pyrex23:

den who is?

TheSuperNerd:

Hey... Sir TheGoodJoe.... did I leave the impression that Yara Yara is actually female? *scratches Head*

Sir Certitude..... I will do as you have requested. Nice to see you again and well dome to the Super Eagles.... No Mikel, No Moses, No Ikeme, No Ighalo, No Ideye.... yet we held our own against Mane, Kouyate, Gueye, Moussa sow, Biram diouf and the likes....


We are Africa's next emerging force... I have always emphasized this.

Icon4s:


Hahahaha. What of Onyekuru, whose slot will he take?

BascoVanVeli:


How many Nigerians have scored 2 goals in a match at the world cup?

BascoVanVeli:


How many Nigerians have scored 2 goals in a match at the world cup?