forgiveness:


Some players are not suppose to be invited. Remove Nwakali and Victor Osimhen for Abdul Ajagun or Joel Obi and Cyriel Dessers. Remove Kenneth Omeruo and Mouruf Yusuf, substitute them to

EEGA:
He should have taken that opportunity to prove that he can lead our attack.

Come to think of it, both Nacho and Kayode are Mancity loanees , meaning they are on the same level (low table Girona and Mid-table Leicester).

Modified:To me Kayode was eyeing the no 9 shirt.

Iheanacho a bench warmer for City starts ahead of him.

I guess,this resulted to his Mancity move to keep him on the same level with Nacho.If not he could have accepted the Newcastle offer.

Even Dennis Bonaventure and Cyriel will try to score on their debut to secure a position in the team.

The rule still remains the same "score as a striker or loose ur position in the team".

Mickael2:



here we go, running down Vardy to make Iheanacho look like some god, carry on

TheGoodJoe:


The system works for Spain. Not Nigeria. Same goes for France, etc.

I wonder what you are talking about Mourinho choosing to park bus. That is his Cup of tea and I even wish he plays like that all season. I am talking of Rashford looking less than average in the system.

Yes, Nigeria has quality talents but we do not have a fair ground to nurture and raise our talents. Something Brazil has in abundance. If our league is as developed as even South Africa, the quality of our pool will increase.

Nigeria's problem also has to do with bias and sentiments which is seen as football gospel. So when a talent like Dele Ajiboye comes out, there is little help for his growth despite his talent. It is like that for thousands to millions of talented Nigerian kids that are wasting.

It seems you have forgotten the video analyst also works during camping and screening.

In camp, he will have a more conditioned to continue his study. The analyst will also work with Rohr to develop the pool list for camping.

TheGoodJoe:


The system works for Spain. Not Nigeria. Same goes for France, etc.

I wonder what you are talking about Mourinho choosing to park bus. That is his Cup of tea and I even wish he plays like that all season. I am talking of Rashford looking less than average in the system.


Yes, Nigeria has quality talents but we do not have a fair ground to nurture and raise our talents. Something Brazil has in abundance. If our league is as developed as even South Africa, the quality of our pool will increase.

Nigeria's problem also has to do with bias and sentiments which is seen as football gospel. So when a talent like Dele Ajiboye comes out, there is little help for his growth despite his talent. It is like that for thousands to millions of talented Nigerian kids that are wasting.

It seems you have forgotten the video analyst also works during camping and screening.

In camp, he will have a more conditioned to continue his study. The analyst will also work with Rohr to develop the pool list for camping.

TheGoodJoe:


The system works for Spain. Not Nigeria. Same goes for France, etc.

I wonder what you are talking about Mourinho choosing to park bus. That is his Cup of tea and I even wish he plays like that all season. I am talking of Rashford looking less than average in the system.

Yes, Nigeria has quality talents but we do not have a fair ground to nurture and raise our talents. Something Brazil has in abundance. If our league is as developed as even South Africa, the quality of our pool will increase.


Nigeria's problem also has to do with bias and sentiments which is seen as football gospel. So when a talent like Dele Ajiboye comes out, there is little help for his growth despite his talent. It is like that for thousands to millions of talented Nigerian kids that are wasting.

It seems you have forgotten the video analyst also works during camping and screening.

In camp, he will have a more conditioned to continue his study. The analyst will also work with Rohr to develop the pool list for camping.

TheGoodJoe:


The system works for Spain. Not Nigeria. Same goes for France, etc.

I wonder what you are talking about Mourinho choosing to park bus. That is his Cup of tea and I even wish he plays like that all season. I am talking of Rashford looking less than average in the system.

Yes, Nigeria has quality talents but we do not have a fair ground to nurture and raise our talents. Something Brazil has in abundance. If our league is as developed as even South Africa, the quality of our pool will increase.

Nigeria's problem also has to do with bias and sentiments which is seen as football gospel. So when a talent like Dele Ajiboye comes out, there is little help for his growth despite his talent. It is like that for thousands to millions of talented Nigerian kids that are wasting.

It seems you have forgotten the video analyst also works during camping and screening.

In camp, he will have a more conditioned to continue his study. The analyst will also work with Rohr to develop the pool list for camping.

EEGA:
Some are still of the opinion ,that they should sack a coach who could make such a tactical change which prevented them from losing at home to "West Brom".

Joebie:
Let everyone watch and analyze for themselves.. You can only make your argument on the first goal. But your argument won't still hold true on that one for obvious reasons. On the other two goals Iheanacho was barely involved in any way.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_m64ISLoAM

Modified
I must say this was not one of our best games. forget the scoreline

kennysville:


Iheanacho is not exactly gonna take the ball from the goal keeper and still find time to pass to himself to score. Its one thing or the other. It cant be both. At the start of the second half he did drop deep. But leicester team is not a team well drilled in the art of progressive attack. They lack a play maker. And that is where ManCity is thriving now. Take out DeBruyne and you will see that half your problem of facing city is solved. I cant ever recall a time in the game when Ndidi made a through pass with the aim of pickin out Iheanacho. His passes were all sideways. So are you trying to change his role from an SS to a 10?

That is where objectivity comes in. All i saw Iheanacho do yesterday was make runs with no one in particular picking him out. Leicester didnt look like a team that had a 10. And if they think they had and are referring to Mahrez as the 10, then they are deluded. I would av expected a solid bond between vardy, mahrez and iheanacho. But it was almost like each one playin for himself. Thats why I said Vardy, all pace , no brain. He has the energy and the grit but not channelling it wis
If you check my posts, I am not one of those that sing Iheanacho's praises. I analyse and I say what i saw just the way it is. Let us understand that the dude just had his second start and is just coming back from injury. What I see working for shakespeare is his blatant kick and follow soccer which at best earns him a draw. You will agree with me that this is not the same Leicester team under Ranieri. Running down Iheanacho just so as to prove ur earlier assertions or assessments of him in your previous discourses with other people is a bit
With the way leicester is set up, Iheanacho needs our prayers!

kennysville:


. Average 11000 volts can kill. Yes we know ! But is it desirable in that mode? Is it productive? To use such electricity, you have to step it down to something usable. If you dont believe me, plug ur phone directly to 240v source using live and neutral wires instead of ur phone charger.

Icon4s:

Was he played as a number 10 or an SS?

kennysville:


Firstly, I am a patriotic Nigerian. Secondly, I choose objectivity as against bias. I have noticed how you address issues and I must say you should try tone it down a bit. Let us understand one fact, this issue of dropping deep only aids buid up plays but also only works in a team set up with clear objectives. To score goals!

Iheanacho is not exactly gonna take the ball from the goal keeper and still find time to pass to himself to score. Its one thing or the other. It cant be both. At the start of the second half he did drop deep. But leicester team is not a team well drilled in the art of progressive attack. They lack a play maker. And that is where ManCity is thriving now. Take out DeBruyne and you will see that half your problem of facing city is solved. I cant ever recall a time in the game when Ndidi made a through pass with the aim of pickin out Iheanacho. His passes were all sideways. So are you trying to change his role from an SS to a 10?

That is where objectivity comes in. All i saw Iheanacho do yesterday was make runs with no one in particular picking him out. Leicester didnt look like a team that had a 10. And if they think they had and are referring to Mahrez as the 10, then they are deluded. I would av expected a solid bond between vardy, mahrez and iheanacho. But it was almost like each one playin for himself. Thats why I said Vardy, all pace , no brain. He has the energy and the grit but not channelling it wisely. It is the understanding of what electricity can do that gave rise to what we see today. Average 11000 volts can kill. Yes we know ! But is it desirable in that mode? Is it productive? To use such electricity, you have to step it down to something usable. If you dont believe me, plug ur phone directly to 240v source using live and neutral wires instead of ur phone charger.

If you check my posts, I am not one of those that sing Iheanacho's praises. I analyse and I say what i saw just the way it is. Let us understand that the dude just had his second start and is just coming back from injury. What I see working for shakespeare is his blatant kick and follow soccer which at best earns him a draw. You will agree with me that this is not the same Leicester team under Ranieri. Running down Iheanacho just so as to prove ur earlier assertions or assessments of him in your previous discourses with other people is a bit unfair.

What makes a boat float is not what makes a plane fly and so we have to be objective when we discuss. I never ran down Vardy to make Iheanacho look good. You have to look at the way Leicester team is set up wholistically. Personally, I cant say I am surprised at the result they got. I couldnt care less if they scored after Iheanacho was subbed. I care more about the quality that comes to fore when a coach plays with attack in mind.

With the way leicester is set up, Iheanacho needs our prayers!

semid4lyfe:


Your Abdul Jeleel Ajagun is a wack player. He is also far older than he claims. I have it on good authority he was 25 years when he played Nigeria '99 U-17 World cup.

Never ever compare Victor Osimhen and Kelechi Nwakali to that old toad as they are truly young and really good ballers.

Joebie:
Agu is not a CMF, he is a DMF.

Joebie:
TURKEY: Super Lig - Round 8

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Bursaspor 3-1 Osmanlispor
Super Eagles defensive midfielder, Mikel Agu shown like stars after scoring his first Super Lig goal and also helping Bursaspor with an assist in their home win. Agu's assist came in the 30th minute, when he planted a header off a corner kick for Romanian striker, Bodgan Stancu to finish.
He scored a goal of his own 8 minutes later, after he placed a left footer past Osmanlispor defense and goalie. Agu's all round performance operating as CMF/AM in the homers 5-3-2 formation earned him a joint best top dribbler (3), best tackler (6), and a whoscored MOTM recognition.
+Stats Rating : 9.25 (in the running to make Super Lig Best XI of the Week)
Super Eagles defense trojan, William Troost-Ekong, also had a hand in their home win, clocking 90 minutes in the heart of their 5-man defense.
+Stats Rating : 6.59


Dream Team VI and forgotten Super Eagles forward, Aminu Umar, started and lasted the entire encounter for the opposing side at the left-wing in a 4-2-3-1 formation. Aminu was the 5th best passer of the encounter, with a 90 percent success rate. It was all-tie in Top 5 for Aerial Duels won (2), with Aminu also making the cut. The 22 year old also got statistical recognition as the 3rd joint best in successful tackles (4).
+Stats Rating : 6.56
Osmanlispor DMF, Raheem Lawal, made the top 5 for percentage possession (6.2;5th), tackles (4; joint 3rd), and dispossession (2; joint 4th).
+Stats Rating : 6.84

Kasimpasa 2-3 Sivasspor
Super Eagles standby defender, Kenneth Omeruo, started and completed the encounter as a Kasimpasa Center-Back. The 24 year old was the best of the match in terms of Aerial Duels won (5). However, his aerial prowess was not good enough as he could not help prevent the homers from conceding thrice.
+Stats Rating : 6.81

Elderson Echiejile (Sivasspor) was not listed for the encounter due to the injury he picked up during the international break.
+Stats Rating : N/A

Trabzonspor 1-6 Akhisar
With Eddy Onazi out, Trabz lost heavily at home to Akhisar
+Stats Rating : N/A

Fenerbahce 3-1 Yeni
Sincere Seth made his Super Lig debut for Yeni, in their away loss to Fenerbahce. Seth, playing at Right-Back, didnt have a debut to remember as he had the lowest rating of the encounter. However, he was not subbed off from start to finish.
+Stats Rating : 5.8
Teammate Azubuike Okechukwu was not listed on matchday, due to an undisclosed injury.
+Stats Rating : N/A

Icon4s:


Which system? So Spain and France will invite over 100 players to camp in preparation for the world cup? Chai! TheGoodJoe.

Icon4s:


Yes I know this but you are also aware that the video analysts also study clips of the players in their various clubs.

Rohr does not need to invite evry d!ck and Tom. Even you from the comfort of your living can tell which players are up to the mark or not.

Rohr may only invite players that look promising and look like they can add value to the team. These ones he invites and observe closely and not to throw the whole camp open for over a 100 players to come for selection.

Icon4s:


Ok as we have quality talents but failed to develop them does it mean we can match the Brazilians blow for blow and play an all attacking football against them?

Icon4s:


You condemned Mourinho's tactics against Liverpool and also stating it made Rashford look less than average, and that it will have a negative toll on his game. And I am telling you it is not every game that Mourinho adopts that kind of tactical approach. Playing attacking football and dominating for 8 games or so and being defensive for just one game will destroy Rashford's game? Besides why single out Rashford?

Mickael2:


read carefully the bold parts and tell me if you are not saying what I said, the only problem is you are not saying it entirely.

First we have to understand the Leicester system. Under Ranieri they played kick and follow soccer, sit deep, absorb pressure then attack, Ranieri bought players that could make that system work,players that can strike the ball over a long distance and still find their target and such a system requires a point man and not a playmaker. The Leicester system has never had a true playmaker, under Ranieri Mahrez was a pseudo-10, operating almost exclusively from the wings and rarely behind the striker. Ranieri understood the strength of his players and bought players that suit his style(Musa is a speedster for counter attacks, Slimani is an old-fashed 9, a true focal point) and Leicester thrived, nobody noticed the lack of a true playmaker and they didn't have to. In comes Shake-something and he decides he wants to play attractive football, 25million is splashed and in comes Nacho, a support striker turned 9 with good playmaking skills and excellent build-up participation, the coach wants to turn Mahrez into a playmaker overnight? No. Then does the coach expect Iheanacho to collect from the Gk and score? No. The idea is for Iheanacho to be the focal point, drop into midfield, exchange passes with midfielders, set off Vardy or collect the ball, play one-two with Vardy and create something, it was blatantly clear yesterday that they all wanted to bring Iheanacho into the game what choice do they have? Okazaki who is considerably shorter has more aerial presence than Nacho so do you lob passes towards him against a 6'4 defender? Or do you send him a ball over the top to chase? He doesn't have pace. So whenever Iheanacho is in the game, the players have to start playing short ground passes, no Leicester player is known for defence splitting passes(yes not even Ndidi) so you expect them to do something they don't know how to? No, all they can do is make safe passes and wait for Iheanacho to come and collect the ball since he is the SS that is his job and Iheanacho failed in that aspect yesterday. When Slimani came in everything changed, they could have subbed in Slimani alone and they'd still score because all the Leicester players can find a target man using aerial balls and that was why the game got better for them. The problem here is that Nacho cannot be that point man and the other players cannot turn into Barcelona players overnight,theyare counter-attackers not possession-oriented players.


Take out DeBruyne and you don't know your problem. Your real problem is David Silva, maybe because he doesnt score golazos but he is the real playmaker there. But that is City's system and except you purchase 3 playmakers Leicester can never play like this. Nacho made the wrong choice,but the time for blaming the Leicester system is over, he needs to adapt and he has spent 4months there and stop giving me that injury crap.


I did not run down Nacho, I merely pointed out that he had a bad game but then you said Vardy is not an intelligent player, so who needs that advice more?

tbaba1234:


Onomah is not that great... He is not a guaranteed starter in the Championship.

kennysville:



Different strokes for different folks. Its how you see it and I will have to respect that. Time will tell. As far as I know, with the way things are, Leicester needs a new coach as well as a playmaker. If that is not there, then they beta be ready to have 20 drawn games and the rest lost.
On deBruyne, that dude is the reason city is thriving because of his final balls. Someone that gave all the assists for city to put 7 past Stoke is the threat. Neutralize the threat and we see if they can score as high as they did. Thats why I said half the problem is solved

EEGA:
He should have taken that opportunity to prove that he can lead our attack.

Come to think of it, both Nacho and Kayode are Mancity loanees , meaning they are on the same level (low table Girona and Mid-table Leicester).

Modified:To me Kayode was eyeing the no 9 shirt.

Iheanacho a bench warmer for City starts ahead of him.

I guess,this resulted to his Mancity move to keep him on the same level with Nacho.If not he could have accepted the Newcastle offer.

Even Dennis Bonaventure and Cyriel will try to score on their debut to secure a position in the team.

The rule still remains the same "score as a striker or loose ur position in the team".