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Tammy the English Abraham is better than oshimen the Benin cargo

Ever since Tammy dumped your useless Country , all you guys have for him is hatred

If Pig mouth Iheanacho manages to score 9 goals in a season , we will hear he is better than his father Kylian ..m. nonsense anyhow folks

Legends!!!

Edopesin:
my brother I weak o

Not surprised

They must do anything to please the cry baby ,after all he went on Instagram to rant on how many goals he scored this season after juventus failed to beat Lyon

Immobile deserves seria A player of the season and not Dybala

Afobear:
Ever since Tammy dumped your useless Country , all you guys have for him is hatred

Lol

chrisooblog:
i think what they are saying is that based on current form tammy has the better stats so it would be false to say they are better. that being said i've watched greenwood and martinelli in action and I personally rate them over abraham. i foresee them surpassing tammy baring any injuries

Gbam

BascoVanVeli:
They honestly deserved more. I know someone in his position shouldn't be talking like that but I can't get past the first offense. A paper of such magnitude shouldn't be taking wild stabs in the dark. What is wrong with actually reporting that is true?

No doubt the Paper erred by publishing a false information, but "Thunder fire una" is not a right language to be used by a public figure. That is my point.

Truth be told, he earn that Award, nothing more nothingless.

And as you said Ciro deserves that Seria A award,

but what had Dbalya don to deserve even Juve player of the year, this season?

andrewbaba44:
Not surprised

They must do anything to please the cry baby ,after all he went on Instagram to rant on how many goals he scored this season after juventus failed to beat Lyon

Immobile deserves seria A player of the season and not Dybala

JayromWrites:
Who amongst greenwood and martinelli will fumble in the box..?? Well you might want a Tammy in your team for his aerial prowess, but i will pick a player that can shoot with both feet, intelligent and also a poacher

Aerial prowess for a number 9 this days is now useless. Nowadays your number 9 must be good on the ball and must be able to contribute to play. Man Utd coach that sold an aerially better Lukaku for a more mobile Martial will relate. Same as Pep who buys strikers based on what they can do.

do4luv14:
Truth be told, he earn that Award, nothing more nothingless.

And as you said Ciro deserves that Seria A award,

but what had Dbalya don to deserve even Juve player of the year, this season?

Well I just checked the award and it says Dybala is seria A most valuable player of the season

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MVP then, not Player of the year,

I repeat, what did he do to deserve that MVP

andrewbaba44:
Well I just checked the award and it says Dybala is seria A most valuable player of the season

do4luv14:
MVP then, not Player of the year,

I repeat, what did he do to deserve that MVP

Trust me he deserves it

If you watch juventus you will know, they wont be stupid to give him that award

I also saw immobile as seria A best forward

But how come dybala didnt win juventus player of the season since he won that award, its confusing

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Afobear:
If Pig mouth Iheanacho manages to score 9 goals in a season , we will hear he is better than his father Kylian ..m. nonsense anyhow folks

Why are you so obsessed with his mouth?

Edopesin:
Dybala- Seria A MVP

Ronaldo- Juventus MVP

make it make sense

It makes perfect sense. The Juventus MVP is for performance across all competitions while the serie A MVP is for the league only. Even based on league performance na immobile, Ronaldo and papu Gomez suppose win that award.

jihday:
OK, UEFA Champions League: Tammy 8 games 3 goals. Haaland 8 games 10 goals. Note that Abraham started 7 of his games as against Haaland starting 6. Abi the champions league wey Haaland play na inferior one?

Haaland agrees

Amedino99:
It makes perfect sense. The Juventus MVP is for performance across all competitions while the serie A MVP is for the league only. Even based on league performance na immobile, Ronaldo and papu Gomez suppose win that award.

If that was the case Dybala still deserves it because he has better stats outside the league than Ronaldo, he has more goals/assists outside the league despite playing less minutes

Imo Juventus only gave him the award because his pedigree

Balogun or Ajayi: Who should worry Omeruo more?
Seye Omidiora | Goal Correspondent | Last updated 2 hours ago

https://images.daznservices.com/di/library/GOAL/a9/8e/kenneth-omeruoleganes_zg2p8oorkvnr137yg7tfsb6s6.jpg?
Kenneth Omeruo_Leganes Getty images

The ex-Chelsea man could fall further down the pecking order in Gernot Rohr's team after the improvement of his direct competitors in the last year
A whole lot can change in 12 months, something Kenneth Omeruo will know a thing or two about following Leganes’ relegation from La Liga.

For the former Chelsea defender, 2018/19 was a really good year with Lega, where he thrived initially on loan for Mauricio Pellegrino’s side to end the campaign in 13th as arguably the team’s best central defender.

He then rode the wave of that rosy season in the Spanish top flight to be one of Gernot Rohr’s leading men at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt. While Odion Ighalo got most of the rave reviews for ending top scorer at the continental showpiece, Omeruo was arguably the Super Eagles’ best performer and certainly their most influential defender as they finished third.

However, the emergence of Semi Ajayi after the Afcon saw the Kaduna-born defender surprisingly lose his place at the heart of the Nigeria defence alongside captain William Troost-Ekong.

This could have turned out differently had work permit issues in Spain not caused Omeruo to pull out of September’s friendly vs Ukraine in Dnipro. Ajayi deputised for the ex-Blue against Andriy Shevchenko’s side and has started every game for the West African nation since.

While persisting with the towering defender at centre-back seemed odd initially, Ajayi’s steady improvement with West Bromwich Albion in 19/20 was striking. Having joined Slaven Bilic’s team from relegated Rotherham United, the former Arsenal defender was largely consistent during a gruelling Championship campaign that culminated in automatic promotion on the final day.

Up until football’s suspension, it seemed like the West Bromwich man was the only competition for Omeruo, but Leon Balogun’s resurgence since the turn of the year has seen him roll back the years to show the sort of form that saw him form half of the ‘Oyibo Wall’ in the second half of the 2010s.

After a largely frustrating time at Brighton & Hove Albion, the 32-year-old was part of the Wigan Athletic group that rallied late on in the Championship season trying to beat the drop after entering administration.

Even though the Latics couldn’t retain their second-tier status, the former Mainz centre-back seemed back to his very best following a run of games.

Given he endured a torrid time in Nigeria’s 2-0 Afcon defeat by Madagascar just over a year ago, where he was culpable in the concession of the first, Balogun’s short spell and early-season form at Rangers bodes well if the goal is to push for a Super Eagles return.

Meanwhile, Omeruo’s end to the season was a bit of a mixed bag. His performances were decent-to-good but Leganes’ poor run of results meant satisfactory individual performances never really translated into points for the Cucumber Growers.
After a tough start to the season, the 26-year-old nearly returned to his 18/19 form and was playing well till injury struck post-lockdown.
What made this period stand out was how that injury, as well as Chidozie Awaziem’s struggles at the time, saw Javier Aguirre stumble on a central defensive trio that kept Omeruo out of the side till the end of the season.
As far as a place in Rohr’s Nigeria is concerned, the triumvirate are locked in a three-way battle to partner the nation’s captain Troost-Ekong.

Ajayi, 26, is probably the bigger threat to the former Chelsea defender because he seemed to be in favour just before a positive season at the Hawthorns and could well be the likelier to challenge Omeruo.

The Albion defender also has age and durability on his side, whereas Balogun, 32, won’t be a mainstay in the Super Eagles selection even if he regains his place. Injuries have also been a bugbear for the former Brighton defender whose resurgence has nonetheless been pleasing to see.

A keen eye will be kept on Ajayi at West Bromwich at the start of next season’s Premier League, assessing the performances of the Nigeria defender to evaluate his progress at the top level. Balogun, for his part, has been quick out of the blocks for Steven Gerrard’s Rangers side and looks to have picked up where he left off with Wigan. He wasn’t only a defensive colossus on debut vs Aberdeen, he then played even better in Sunday’s victory over St Mirren.

Omeruo’s performances haven’t been bad, rather the raised standard, increased competition from Ajayi and resurgence of Balogun at various points in the last 12 months are putting his place in the side in danger.

Dropping further down the pecking order won’t be ideal, especially after that 18/19 season and dominant Afcon campaign, still, the turnaround in the ex-Chelsea centre-back’s fortunes since isn’t any less notable.

Sylvester igboun scored today, dynamo moscow has signed him permanent

Obagoal was also in action in the Chinese league

Joebie:
Balogun or Ajayi: Who should worry Omeruo more?
Seye Omidiora | Goal Correspondent | Last updated 2 hours ago

https://images.daznservices.com/di/library/GOAL/a9/8e/kenneth-omeruoleganes_zg2p8oorkvnr137yg7tfsb6s6.jpg?
Kenneth Omeruo_Leganes Getty images

The ex-Chelsea man could fall further down the pecking order in Gernot Rohr's team after the improvement of his direct competitors in the last year
A whole lot can change in 12 months, something Kenneth Omeruo will know a thing or two about following Leganes’ relegation from La Liga.

For the former Chelsea defender, 2018/19 was a really good year with Lega, where he thrived initially on loan for Mauricio Pellegrino’s side to end the campaign in 13th as arguably the team’s best central defender.

He then rode the wave of that rosy season in the Spanish top flight to be one of Gernot Rohr’s leading men at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt. While Odion Ighalo got most of the rave reviews for ending top scorer at the continental showpiece, Omeruo was arguably the Super Eagles’ best performer and certainly their most influential defender as they finished third.

However, the emergence of Semi Ajayi after the Afcon saw the Kaduna-born defender surprisingly lose his place at the heart of the Nigeria defence alongside captain William Troost-Ekong.

This could have turned out differently had work permit issues in Spain not caused Omeruo to pull out of September’s friendly vs Ukraine in Dnipro. Ajayi deputised for the ex-Blue against Andriy Shevchenko’s side and has started every game for the West African nation since.

While persisting with the towering defender at centre-back seemed odd initially, Ajayi’s steady improvement with West Bromwich Albion in 19/20 was striking. Having joined Slaven Bilic’s team from relegated Rotherham United, the former Arsenal defender was largely consistent during a gruelling Championship campaign that culminated in automatic promotion on the final day.

Up until football’s suspension, it seemed like the West Bromwich man was the only competition for Omeruo, but Leon Balogun’s resurgence since the turn of the year has seen him roll back the years to show the sort of form that saw him form half of the ‘Oyibo Wall’ in the second half of the 2010s.

After a largely frustrating time at Brighton & Hove Albion, the 32-year-old was part of the Wigan Athletic group that rallied late on in the Championship season trying to beat the drop after entering administration.

Even though the Latics couldn’t retain their second-tier status, the former Mainz centre-back seemed back to his very best following a run of games.

Given he endured a torrid time in Nigeria’s 2-0 Afcon defeat by Madagascar just over a year ago, where he was culpable in the concession of the first, Balogun’s short spell and early-season form at Rangers bodes well if the goal is to push for a Super Eagles return.

Meanwhile, Omeruo’s end to the season was a bit of a mixed bag. His performances were decent-to-good but Leganes’ poor run of results meant satisfactory individual performances never really translated into points for the Cucumber Growers.
After a tough start to the season, the 26-year-old nearly returned to his 18/19 form and was playing well till injury struck post-lockdown.
What made this period stand out was how that injury, as well as Chidozie Awaziem’s struggles at the time, saw Javier Aguirre stumble on a central defensive trio that kept Omeruo out of the side till the end of the season.
As far as a place in Rohr’s Nigeria is concerned, the triumvirate are locked in a three-way battle to partner the nation’s captain Troost-Ekong.

Ajayi, 26, is probably the bigger threat to the former Chelsea defender because he seemed to be in favour just before a positive season at the Hawthorns and could well be the likelier to challenge Omeruo.

The Albion defender also has age and durability on his side, whereas Balogun, 32, won’t be a mainstay in the Super Eagles selection even if he regains his place. Injuries have also been a bugbear for the former Brighton defender whose resurgence has nonetheless been pleasing to see.

A keen eye will be kept on Ajayi at West Bromwich at the start of next season’s Premier League, assessing the performances of the Nigeria defender to evaluate his progress at the top level. Balogun, for his part, has been quick out of the blocks for Steven Gerrard’s Rangers side and looks to have picked up where he left off with Wigan. He wasn’t only a defensive colossus on debut vs Aberdeen, he then played even better in Sunday’s victory over St Mirren.

Omeruo’s performances haven’t been bad, rather the raised standard, increased competition from Ajayi and resurgence of Balogun at various points in the last 12 months are putting his place in the side in danger.

Dropping further down the pecking order won’t be ideal, especially after that 18/19 season and dominant Afcon campaign, still, the turnaround in the ex-Chelsea centre-back’s fortunes since isn’t any less notable.

He better get a decent laliga club

With balogun now playing for rangers then omeruo should be behind him now, forget say balogun na 32

My first 2 CB are Ekong and Ajayi then follows by balogun then the rest

I like this idea

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Edopesin:
If that was the case Dybala still deserves it because he has better stats outside the league than Ronaldo, he has more goals/assists outside the league despite playing less minutes

Imo Juventus only gave him the award because his pedigree

They had to give to ronaldo if not he will go and rant with his sister instagram account

Danielnino00:
Maybe you don't understand the meaning of the phrase "in my opinion" ..

In the few games Ebuehi has played for the super eagles,he has been good... In my opinion,very good...

U prefer Aina to him,but 45 minutes against Argentina was all it took to prove who was better between the two..
Awaziem has even played more games at RB than Ebuehi has done,so what's the big deal about him doing better there ?


If not that Rohr can be clueless sometimes,why would Shehu be preffered to Ebuehi at RB?

To complete the quota

andrewbaba44:
Trust me he deserves it

If you watch juventus you will know, they wont be stupid to give him that award

I also saw immobile as seria A best forward

But how come dybala didnt win juventus player of the season since he won that award, its confusing

The same reason Hazard won Madrid best player while Benzema was the league's best player.


PR and ego massaging

barackodam:
The same reason Hazard won Madrid best player while Benzema was the league's best player.


PR and ego massaging

Lol

Funny you

No more on it, we are derailing the thread,

but I put it to you he dont deserve it Period

andrewbaba44:
Trust me he deserves it

If you watch juventus you will know, they wont be stupid to give him that award

I also saw immobile as seria A best forward

But how come dybala didnt win juventus player of the season since he won that award, its confusing

Edopesin:
If that was the case Dybala still deserves it because he has better stats outside the league than Ronaldo, he has more goals/assists outside the league despite playing less minutes

Imo Juventus only gave him the award because his pedigree

Seriously
Ronaldo - P46 Goals 37 Assists 7
Dybala -P46 Goals 17 Assists 14

So, which pedigree were you talking about??

Tammy game wey I watch.. That guy has good hold-up play.. He is that good.. Technically, him dey try.. But pace is strength... I wonder how some people take watch bayern game o. They attributed pace to tammy, tammy!! OK o. And if that guy meet defence wey mad, them go easily trap am.. He always build his room and parlour inside the final third...

barackodam:
To complete the quota

IMO, it is beyond quota system..

Shehu isn't even primarily a RB..he was moved there due to lack of options in the role.. After we got Aina and Ebuehi,it was only logically for Shehu to be moved back to midfield... But he kept starting ahead of Aina and Ebuehi..
If not for his injury at the AFCON, Aina and Awaziem probably won't have played..


If na quota system,then Musa would be starting every game too...

This country is very funny tho