BascoVanVeli:



Really? That was what I said.

Icon4s:



Tbaba, you know those guys their way naa.

I have even questioned their nationalities a good number of times.

Iwobi gave an assist and taught Aubameyang and Mkhitaryan how to do tap-in just last week him no show face.

Person wey no watch that game now go think say Iwobi was the worst player on the pitch today.

Na una with safarigirl get time o.

Me I don borrow that TheSuperNerd's remote control sef.

Humility017:


still don't understand their criticism of these players...
is like they expect these guys to be competing wit C Ronaldo or messi....
even these great players sometimes do have bad games.
to be honest i doubt if they're Nigerians...especially the one who claim to read psychology.

Icon4s:


Great idea I must say.

BascoVanVeli:


Thanks. I think Weah would want to see some known names on our side, that was why I suggested Iwobi especially with Wenger expected to be there.

safarigirl:

Icon4s:


That's a tough one, but if we want to send some known names we may as well add some players like Martins, Ideye, Emenike, we can even dash them Echiejile and Ighalo

BascoVanVeli:


I didn't mention any amount of home based players. All I said was that they can be selected but u came up with a scandalous excuse to try to exclude them and that's why I responded. If the players you have in mind couldn't at least beat out Uche Agbo and Stephen Eze as stand by then what the point? At least inviting the homeboys will build their confidence and increase competition in the league.

Joebie:
What’s scandalous about the NPFL not being in session? The way una dey use English words eh. I even caved in after you posited that they were involved in friendlies. Can you quote yourself? You said the team should be made up of home based team and a few mainstay SE players

Humility017:


still don't understand their criticism of these players...
is like they expect these guys to be competing wit C Ronaldo or messi....
even these great players sometimes do have bad games.
to be honest i doubt if they're Nigerians...especially the one who claim to read psychology.

BascoVanVeli:


So when u bash guys like Ighalo u are Palestinian?

Humility017:


he has never speak good of nancho for one day...
should the guy pose a great performance...him and his partner in crime will go hiding...only to show up like tigers whenever the young lad pose an average performance.....
now they've had added iwobi to their fury list

don't understand the rationale for this act.

Kog45:
Oh humility baba normal in football circle to criticise and sometimes it's personal.

just like you have never speak good of Ighalo and most of the times berate Victor Moses and even happy for his retirement.

We are all entitle to our opinions and it must be respected with no ill feelings.

Kog45:
Oh humility baba normal in football circle to criticise and sometimes it's personal.

just like you have never speak good of Ighalo and most of the times berate Victor Moses and even happy for his retirement.

We are all entitle to our opinions and it must be respected with no ill feelings.

goldfish80:


Well in that case, TheGoodJoe brought up the idea that Kelechi played well in the game citing what the Algerian coach was reported to have said, it is fair I posted the player's ratings in that match, as reported.
Now I see what this was all about. This argument had nothing to do with Iwobi just like I suspected.

elyte89:


Chief...agba yin a ka le

BascoVanVeli:

So when u bash guys like Ighalo u are Palestinian?

TheGoodJoe:


Bringing ratings is a clear point that you misunderstood the argument. The ratings came before the release of the Algerian coach statement. I disagreed with it, citing that they neglected the impact of Nacho's running and pressing which played a big part to our win. Owngoal released the article and the journalist after I made the statement.

So it is funny you jumped back to bringing the ratings I disagreed with. My question still remains, did Nacho's run help causing the Algerians problems?

Mickael2:


Who is Fela Durutoye?

Mickael2:



Sir you get time for hypocrites like that, people whose bread and butter is bashing Ighalo but will go to the most delusional length to back up another average player that they love. If na person like Icon4s wey talk I would ignore(even Tbaba has his own dislike for Ighalo) but people like these ones here? Pure hypocrites

Mickael2:


Who is Fela Durutoye?

Kog45:
Dokita I think there is need for pure football talk with no ill feelings.

Good example is thegoodJoe who always analytical in his approach to issues.

darkelf:
According to pundits, balogun's error led to Brighton's goal

TheGoodJoe:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0MPWbKTn0A

Mickael2:


Who is Fela Durutoye?

TheGoodJoe:


Bringing ratings is a clear point that you misunderstood the argument. The ratings came before the release of the Algerian coach statement. I disagreed with it, citing that they neglected the impact of Nacho's running and pressing which played a big part to our win. Owngoal released the article and the journalist after I made the statement.

So it is funny you jumped back to bringing the ratings I disagreed with. My question still remains, did Nacho's run help causing the Algerians problems?

Mickael2:



I always try to talk football straight. At least devoid of insults but sometimes they just go personal and I have no other option but to say one or two things. I am sorry though but him making reference to a psychological example of learning is quite retarded if he doesn't understand what it is all about

Mickael2:


I think you should stick to doing his campaigns sha

goldfish80:

I have answered this question. I said we would still have beat Algeria 3:1if you lead the Super Eagles attack on the day.
But take away Victor Moses, we wouldn't have gotten a result in that game.

TheGoodJoe:


It is not my Problem alone but every Nigerian. The country is in a mess and we need a miracle and the efforts of those who want a better Nigeria to start changing the course of the country.


Something people do not know about Fela Durutoye is that his grandfather was a teacher and five pupils he thought became presidents of Nigeria.

TheGoodJoe:


That is clearly you being evasive of the truth. Coaches have tactical plans and different methods work. Rohr intended to apply pressure on the Algerian defence to prevent them from building from the back. He also needed mobility in front to prevent them from having a direct plan to stop the movement of our attacking play.

Nacho played a big part in the team pulling off the tactics and delivered the pressing and movement well. Rohr could have chosen another option and could still win. That does not change the fact that Nacho played a big part in our win.

So without being evasive and bias, did Nacho play a vital part to our win?