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Earthquake1:
Well 70k pounds is very tempting

jihday:
Leicester won't allow him leave, he'll still get game time as the season progress

safarigirl:
Quite disappointing

He isn't even making matchday squads, I genuinely thoight he had plans in the works to play elsewhere

andrew444:
I have insulted him sha and i want him to move, at times it goes out of your hands

Earthquake1:
Lemina sold himself to Galatasaray

If Iheanacho wants he will move, but the money may be keeping him back

TheSuperNerd:
But comparison is not my goal. I have made that clear. I was drawing a simple analogy to how long it's taking a player of promise to actually realise his potentials as regards some of our golden boys of youth soccer. Ramon had that struggle but is gradually showing real class now... Rabiu had it and still has it.
Although, Rabiu Ibrahim sef dey Europa league now.... lol

Rabiu promised so much despite having no golden ball or individual award in the 2007 U-17s but he hasn't lived up to the billing since then.

But right now he got a chance to perhaps show us something in the Europa.

Kelechi Nwakali is in same boat in that regard... he hasn't made the most of his talents just yet. He needs more than talents. He needs the right mental attitude.

tbaba1234:
He can force a move if the coaches do not have him in their first team plans even if it is on loan.

I doubt Leicester will be willing to let him go without a replacement

Joebie:
ehen so it's a good analogy. And that's what I meant. An analogy is somewhat a comparison.

andrew444:
Kelechi is going no where ma

Even if kelechi will be leaving he wont leave england and the english window will close soon

In 2 years time kelechi should be eligible for a British passport

Seems he dont wanna leave Leicester then that should be local man aim

andrew444:
I just heard its their second team he will play for?

andrew444:
What happens to player who hand in a transfer request?

They might be no much offers, but trust me nacho will never lack clubs

timay:
He did well at Afcon, except the Algeria game.

As for Mendy, it's a loose loose situation for both Mendy and Chuwks. Chukwueze couldn't get past Mendy, yet Mendy couldn't contribute to the attack, cos he was busy man marking Chukwueze.

TheSuperNerd:
Naa... he signed a three year deal with Huesca and will start out on loan at UD Logrones in the Spanish Third Tier. He will be there for six months before he returns to finish the 2019/2020 season with Huesca.

andrew444:
So because of personal issues and troubles Icardi was frozen out of inter , especially because of wanda, and he has now join Psg, psg got a very good squad

Lukaku that inter purchased will never be half of the player icardi was, most times we need to remove personal issues from football, on a normal day lukaku will be lacing icardis boot

TheSuperNerd:
In the end, 'somewhat' is not 'exactly'....

jihday:
Lampard said Abraham should be patient as his England chance will soon come, that means bye-bye to the people who still harbour small hope that he'll play for us

tbaba1234:
Aminu Umar joins Rizespor

jihday:
I disagree, I'll personally take Lukaku over Icardi besides most coaches take player's attitude serious, most coaches don't like a player who regularly disrupt the dressing room

charlesemeka85:
This one siasia tried forcing down our throat

Joebie:
take a humble meatpie and put aside the logic.
Rabiu is a better analogy.. finito
He is doing it at the Slovakian league again. Wait until he leaves that league again.
He still hasn't made a statement.

andrew444:
Spanish 3rd division na wa o

TheSuperNerd:
Let's see how the story goes. The lad has another chance.

TheSuperNerd:
There is no pie in sight... you simply cannot make a pie.

This is no attempt at logic. Both Ramon and Rabiu are good analogies to use as regards K.Nwakali who is far younger than both and still coming up whereas those two have had years to grow and realise their potentials... the analogy is so simple yet you simply cannot see it for reasons best known to you.
All three have similar tales of struggles as regards living up to their boyhood high potentials. Chikena.

Taliban:
He has been banned, stop mentioning his name

Joebie:
I get the analogy. you simply cannot get my point. And the point is Rabiu is a BETTER analogy. Whereas, Azeez has proved himself in the LaLiga once before now. He deservedly got a call up by Keshi to the SE. Nwakali has done NOTHING in top flight football -- same as Rabiu.

finito!!!

TheSuperNerd:
I am not talking better or worse analogy. I am talking Analogy. Why trying so hard to bring in comparatives? Ramon serves for me. Don't have to write a whole book of analogies, I just needed one. Ramon has also done Nothing spectacular in Top flight football apart from making appearances. If he did make an impact why did it take him so long to return to La Liga? Why didn't another La Liga team pick him up? Fact is Ramon was not doing anything special.

Even now he needs a strong season to further establish this new found positive vibe around his career. Ramon scored in La Liga... Nwakali scored in the Eredivisie. Ramon suffered a setback and went down from La liga and it's been turpsy turvy from there still he returned with Granada this season.

I wonder why using Ramon as an Analogy is biting you. Ramon is my example... Rabiu is yours. Don't bring your opinion and project is as what I should use. Ramon fits in just fine as much as I think Rabiu also fits in. CHIKENA.

In the end... all three have the same tale.... they all have the tales of struggles to live up to the true hype of their boyhood/cadet years. End of discussion.



In conclusion... Ramon is finding his feet again and I am most excited... after a decade of waiting.

K.Nwakali is next on my patience list.

Joebie:
my opinion is that Rabiu is a better analogy for reasons ive already stated. u dont have to change ur opinion to mine. dont get worked up about it with long epistles.

TheSuperNerd:
I used long epistle to help your comprehension as I seem to repeat myself sometimes when conversing with you.

And thank you... I like the Ramon analogy much better. No need getting uptight that I don't fancy the Rabiu angle that much.

Like Ramon (a DLP) for 10 years before his recent huge spark... like K.Nwakali (a DLP) for three years still looking for his first real huge spark . Let time be the judge of them all.

Joebie:
haha.. I got you right from the start. Which is why you find that my very first post I implied the Rabiu analogy was a better one.. And of course that's my opinion.
It's up to the others here to choose whichever analogy they prefer.

Modified
And of course no one here will expect you to fancy the Rabiu analogy considering the angle I was giving it -- "NOTHING in top flight football", although you admitted to it being a good analogy as well earlier. Then why will I be uptight?