isan:
Vandrezzer fc is the best organized club in nigeria

you can say that again!

They are actually setting the pace for others to follow. I only hope and wish they sustain the tempo.

TheSuperNerd:
Ahhh... You've really been busy ooo. You don't know about Karim Adeyemi of RB Salzburg? Left footed, quick, skillful, daring... And just 18 yrs old. Will jersey #27 for the RB Salzburg first team in this season's second half after returning from his loan to Liefering in Bundesliga 2 (Austria).

Charlesemeka85 go tell you more sef... Lol



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqwSXrhT4yM

Wow! 18 years old boy na em dey play like did? If he does well with Salzburg, make we forget the boy. Rohr should just invite him for the next match and cap him straight.

The guy needs paper work. Is he interested in playing for Nigeria.

TheSuperNerd:
Ahhh... You've really been busy ooo. You don't know about Karim Adeyemi of RB Salzburg? Left footed, quick, skillful, daring... And just 18 yrs old. Will jersey #27 for the RB Salzburg first team in this season's second half after returning from his loan to Liefering in Bundesliga 2 (Austria).

Charlesemeka85 go tell you more sef... Lol



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqwSXrhT4yM

Wow! This kid nah baller oo

AIG07:
you can say that again!

They are actually setting the pace for others to follow. I only hope and wish they sustain the tempo.

They need to change their colour. I can't understand how 3 teams in the same state will pick orange as their main colour. Akwa, Dakkada and vandrezzer.

zuchyblink:
did you see the Nigerian flag that has Cyriel dessers written on it

Yea!! Dude is serious about turning out for us.

That's the thing, he needs a switch as he has played competitively for Germany at age grade level already. And I think kid is kinda focused on Germany for now. Time will tell shaa...

forgiveness:


Wow! 18 years old boy na em dey play like did? If he does well with Salzburg, make we forget the boy. Rohr should just invite him for the next match and cap him straight.

The guy needs paper work. Is he interested in playing for Nigeria.

Danielnino00:


How could u forget Ivory coast??

That squad of theirs from the 2000s to the early 2010s was a killer squad..

But what did they achieve ?
Senegal looks like they are going down the same path.

the groups weren't favourable to them tho. 2006 they had Holland and Argentina, 2010 they had Brazil and Portugal. They should have done better in 2014 but by then most of their stars were either at the end of their career or already retired plus their coach Sabri Lamouchi was a poor coach

junnyjake:
Desser's goals

He's such an instinctive finisher.


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

Belgium made a great mistake passing up on this one. Outside Lukaku I don't think they have a finisher on his level.

TheSuperNerd:
That's the thing, he needs a switch as he has played competitively for Germany at age grade level already. And I think kid is kinda focused on Germany for now. Time will tell shaa...

O pari.

Osimhen: Galtier provides update on injured Lille striker

Seye Omidiora

The forward was stretchered off in the 80th minute of the Great Danes’ win over Angers on Friday night

Lille boss Christophe Galtier has revealed top scorer Victor Osimhen will undergo tests on Saturday to determine the severity of the injury he sustained against Angers on Friday.

The Nigerian forward was stretchered off the pitch in Les Dogues’ 2-0 win over Angers on Friday night, a win that saw them temporarily rise to third in the table.

The 21-year-old opened the scoring in the 14th-minute, his 12th league strike of the campaign, and any sustained absence makes him a doubt for Lille’s clash with second-placed Olympique Marseille on Sunday, February 16.

“He (Osimhen) has no broken femur,” Galtier told Canal + Sport after Friday’s game.


“He had to receive treatment off the pitch and I think he has a muscle injury.

“The length and severity of his injury will be determined after tests are carried out on Saturday.”

Lille’s win on Friday was their third Ligue 1 success on the spin

https://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/osimhen-galtier-provides-update-on-injured-lille-striker/1oyv5iqrw1lzy11kka3m3gayp2

BascoVanVeli:



Belgium made a great mistake passing up on this one. Outside Lukaku I don't think they have a finisher on his level.

come d fullstop abeg, cos dem get spy for here,


so come the fullstop, least while we are happy waiting to cap him, the devil ( Belgium ) comes from no where and steal him away ( cross our prayers )
William DO4LUV14 shakespear

Iwobi to play vital role for Everton

by Matt Townsend 12 hours ago


As Everton prepare for the visit of Crystal Palace tomorrow before the Premier League winter break, could Alex Iwobi play a key role in Carlo Ancelotti’s rebuilding programme?

The ex-Arsenal man has had an underwhelming start to his Everton career. He couldn’t find form and consistency, (like so many other players), during the first half of the campaign and then just as Ancelotti took over, he suffered an injury in front of his new manager, playing that day against his former club.


Part of the reason for these problems was perhaps an inevitable adjustment when he joined a new club, team and manager after having spent his entire career previously at the Gunners.

The Toffees were also a side struggling badly for form and confidence as the season progressed, under then manager Marco Silva. There was a lack of direction and certainty as Silva tried different players in different positions in the ultimately vain search for a winning formula.

So Iwobi was shuffled about playing wide and sometimes more centrally, without ever getting a consistent place and position in the team. None of this probably helped him settle.

However, with Ancelotti now firmly ensconced in the Everton dugout, Iwobi like other players has to take his chance to impress his new boss and secure his future at the club.

In light of this the Liverpool Echo has been analysing Iwobi’s contributions last season and what they have come up with makes for interesting reading.

In particular the piece underlines how effective Iwobi is at running with the ball and creating chances through his probing passing.

He also ranks highly in terms of the number of secondary balls he plays. In other words how often his passing leads to an assist for a goal. That underlines his creativity and capacity to make things happen when the ex-Arsenal man is played in the right sort of position.

Iwobi doesn’t shoot much, something Everton fans have found out, and so he is unlikely to score more than a couple of goals a season. But, when he used right, he does seem to be able to consistently deliver good quality ball for his forwards to use.

On the basis of the Echo’s statistical analysis, Iwobi would seem to best suit a central position, perhaps in a 4-3-3. That though seems unlikely given that Ancelotti wants to play a 4-4-2 system, which would probably mean that Andre Gomes, when he is fit, would play alongside either Morgan Schniederlin, Gylfi Sigurdsson or maybe Mason Holgate..?

There’s also the question of where Bernard would fit in. Ancelotti has given the Brazilian the freedom to cut inside from a wider position or play off the forwards and so that also presumably means Iwobi would have to find another position.

So perhaps he could play tucked in on the left hand side with a brief to come inside carry the ball forward and provide those penetrating passes.

But it does seem as though the Nigerian can offer something that none of the Blues other players do, a midfielder who carries the ball with pace, power and conviction and can create plenty of half chances as well as direct assists

I think it’s important for Ancelotti to have a really good look at his younger players before he and the club embark on another expensive summer spending spree. Individuals like Iwobi are one of those who he will presumably give a chance to impress. Lets see if he can take it.

https://princerupertstower.com/2020/02/07/iwobi-vital-role-everton/

AIG07:
you can say that again!

They are actually setting the pace for others to follow. I only hope and wish they sustain the tempo.

Vandresser FC is the most organized team in Nigeria though the play in the second division.
If the succeed in getting promotion, they will set a standard for other teams to follow.
I have been following them ever since they started

AIG07:
you can say that again!

They are actually setting the pace for others to follow. I only hope and wish they sustain the tempo.

Are they in the league?

do4luv14:






come d fullstop abeg, cos dem get spy for here,


so come the fullstop, least while we are happy waiting to cap him, the devil ( Belgium ) comes from no where and steal him away ( cross our prayers )
William DO4LUV14 shakespear

He has already rejected Belgium

Earthquake2:

He has already rejected Belgium

gbam

maidaboi:
gbam

That's the spirit, not people playing hide and seek with two countries

Omeruo starts for leganes. Awaziem missing due to yellow cards

Iwobi on the bench for Everton

Eizzy003:

Vandresser FC is the most organized team in Nigeria though the play in the second division.
If the succeed in getting promotion, they will set a standard for other teams to follow.
I have been following them ever since they started

Remo stars have the same blue print. The problem is they can't stay in the premier league because they sell the best academy players to Europe. Let's see what vandrezzer want out of this. Is it about selling players or running a successful club

So after today then. Hope it won't be such a lengthy layoff. **Fingers crossed**

BascoVanVeli:
Osimhen: Galtier provides update on injured Lille striker

Seye Omidiora

The forward was stretchered off in the 80th minute of the Great Danes’ win over Angers on Friday night

Lille boss Christophe Galtier has revealed top scorer Victor Osimhen will undergo tests on Saturday to determine the severity of the injury he sustained against Angers on Friday.

The Nigerian forward was stretchered off the pitch in Les Dogues’ 2-0 win over Angers on Friday night, a win that saw them temporarily rise to third in the table.

The 21-year-old opened the scoring in the 14th-minute, his 12th league strike of the campaign, and any sustained absence makes him a doubt for Lille’s clash with second-placed Olympique Marseille on Sunday, February 16.

“He (Osimhen) has no broken femur,” Galtier told Canal + Sport after Friday’s game.


“He had to receive treatment off the pitch and I think he has a muscle injury.

“The length and severity of his injury will be determined after tests are carried out on Saturday.”

Lille’s win on Friday was their third Ligue 1 success on the spin

https://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/osimhen-galtier-provides-update-on-injured-lille-striker/1oyv5iqrw1lzy11kka3m3gayp2

Joe Aribo starts for Rangers away at Hamilton in the Scottish FA Cup 5th round (aka Round of 16).

Match kicks off in 11 mins.

Fellas, is this true?

Walcott looks injured. Iwobi warming up

Sidibe on

Leon Balogun on the bench for Wigan

Olanrenwaju Kayode starts as usual for Gaziantep vs Besiktas in a ln away Super Lig fixture.

He's on 8 goals and 6 assists in the league. Would he add to it?

Oh no!! Omeruo injured badly in a clash of heads with his teammate. It is even scary to see

Mikel Obi and Anthony Nwakaeme both start for Trabzonspor vs Genclerbirligi in the Turkish Super Lig. Win this and they will be toppping the league.

Match starts in about 34 mins.

Back on

The owner is going to make a whole of money when they start producing young talented players

AIG07:
you can say that again!

They are actually setting the pace for others to follow. I only hope and wish they sustain the tempo.

Isnt benteke goal drought worst than nacho own ? but we no hear people diss am

Dude finally scores after his 17th epl game this season