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TheSuperNerd:
Again he mentions Nwakali. Is Alhassan also Nwakali? You claimed you have not seen a full 90mins game of Alhassan Yusuf.

Stupidity and Amnesia really are your breakfast and lunch.

And The bolded is you making things up again.
When did I say every weekend? I clearly stated... On my day offs when they fall on weekends. I don't get day offs every weekend. Some happen during the week.

Honestly... You have been chatting shit since the beginning with Zero understanding of what you reply to.

You don't reply because you understand. You reply only because you are dumb to understand.

Go watch a full 90mins game of our lads before you can utter more shit on them. Lol

Little Boy with Low Brainpower who has never heard of the word "Multitasking".

Keep crying Troll Utonwanne.

TheSuperNerd:
This is not about Nwakali but I can understand he owns a room in your head as well. He's a landlord in some heads in here.

This is about Onyeka and his two errors yesterday that played huge roles in costing us the game. Nothing can change it. Not you, not Barry Allen, Not Wally West... not even me.

Plus he is a benchwarmer at his club. Shouldn't have been invited in the first place.

Keep crying for thy son,Troll.

Been having a convo with a dude who hasn't completed a single 90mins game of most players he talks about.




Utonwanne: "ShIfT U nO gEt tALk fOr ThiS MaTTeR"

TheSuperNerd:
Keep yourself entertained with your own Stupidity. Your boy, Onyeka was chief reason we lost that game yesterday. Being involved in two mistakes for the goal is enough to earn "chief" among reasons we lost.

Keep defending rubbish you hear. We lost thanks to Uzoho and Onyeka (and perhaps the refs) but predominantly Onyeka.

The message is clear to people smarter than you.

TheSuperNerd:
Because the focus was on Frank Onyeka's individual post-match analysis alone. Or you want to claim inability to read between the lines and see the context?

You have nothing good to show that I blamed Onyeka alone in all my posts.
I called out his mistakes for the first and second goals. And then I CLEARLY CALLED OUT UZOHO for the second as well.


You posting this is Stupidity enough. Keep yourself entertained with yours.

TheSuperNerd:
Can't even quote me properly again. Your hands dey shake?

Lying Troll.

TheSuperNerd:
I always maintained that he had a part to play in that second goal due to his poor positioning in his own DM zone.

I clearly called out Uzoho for his part in that second goal. I clearly labelled him at fault.

So where is the invisible mouth change? If I 100% blamed Onyeka, would Uzoho being at fault be in my first post on the game?

Stop abusing the word 'troll'. It's now a cliché

You are just making up nonsense as you go. Go on troll Utonwanne.

TheSuperNerd:
You don't have "eyes". That's why you don't "see."

Below is Onyeka towards the right of this shot below.

He was partly at fault. See the space behind that he was defending. Not even in line with the goal mouth.

Lad kept his lateral position with respect to the line of the goal mouth that he was meant to be protecting and he had all the time to had moved centrally BUT HE DIDN'T.

3 touches made before that shot was lined up and he was still ball watching.

The ball literally went through the same space he was meant to occupy had he taken those central steps into his DM Zone.

Poor positioning. Finito.

TheSuperNerd:
And that @bolded... partly explains why he should NOT have been invited in the first place. This is part of the tactical viewpoint I wanted Utonwanne to understand.

One, he is a Benchwarmer.

Two, he doesn't have the positional discipline for the role.

On a flip side, Iwobi wasn't even the closest to the ball. It was Moses Simon.
So no excuses made for Nigeria's best player yesterday.


Finally, Onyeka didn't make the right steps into that zone. If he did, we won't be analysing his second mistake which isn't obvious to the peripheral eyes.

How do you call yourself a defensive minded player with instructions to help protect the defence in defensive phases and you are defending space behind that do not lead to the goalmouth from where Atal's shot was taken?

SMH. Enough of this. You are just here defending a underpar showing from a player with very limited abilities but high energy for defensive actions. And even defensively, he still flunked.

TheSuperNerd:
I have done it before mister. Have you ever heard of the word, "Multi-tasking"? Don't use your own limits or brainpower level to measure with another. We are all built different.

Also, what is common ground for all at least is that you can easily watch one game starting at 12noon or 11.30am (Dutch leagues or others) and move to another starting at 2pm. All 90mins games not clashing and we have a lot of that every weekend on Naija players. They don't all clash all the time especially concerning players we really want to watch.


And listen... I insist that you watch the entire 90mins of a game on any of our lads 3 times if indeed you are going to have an authoritative say on them, if at all.

I cannot invest my time watching these lads as detailed as I do only to come argue with you, who don't watch them or don't watch enough and you still wanna come rub minds with me. The difference is I see everything and will analyse holistically while you will only analyse in parts and via nolstagia from previous seasons that may not hold true in the here and now.


And I am not lying. I even dedicate more than 3 hours on certain day offs to watch our lads. I can go 12noon - 9pm on a Saturday if that is my day off just watching and keeping tabs on our Nigerian footballers scheduled within that time frame.

It happens except I have other project engagements even on my day offs.

Why that is hard to believe for you is very funny. A few of us take time to really observe, Utonwanne. You should also do same if you must truly have anything soundly authoritative to say on these lads.

BascoVanVeli:
Even if he ran full speed he won't have reached. I am surprised u are talking about Onyeka when Iwobi was the closer midfielder to the situation.

That being said neither one of them was to blame. We had 8 players in the box defending 5 Algerians and nobody accounted for the guys outside the box. Plus all of that would have never happened if Uzoho caught a very simple ball.

charlesemeka85:
hmmmmm e no go easy here if this your assessment turn out to be true wen dem don already give am nick name “midfield sound sultan”

Mk we Dey watch sha

benji93:
Calm down and read. You are not following Sir. Ask @Charlesemeka. . Must i always add emojis?

charlesemeka85:
but bro from your assessment do alhassan deserve the hype he gets here based on what you hv seen in his game the few times u ve had the opportunity to watch Antwerp’s match this season?

benji93:
I dare say you have to Sir. Do you not know it's one of the requirements for anyone to be called a good analyst?

elyte89:
NWAKALI IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE SUPER EAGLES... WE ARE NOT BRAZIL FRANCE OR SPAIN....PERIOD

TheSuperNerd:
You are twisting your excuses.

If you haven't watched Alhassan even ONCE for a whole 90mins of a game. Then you have nothing to say on him. Do you know how much you miss innot seeing 20mins of a game?


Watching all our players 90mins each weekend isn't feasible. One can only select which to watch for 90mins and then view others in several mins.

On certain day offs of mine when they fall on weekends, I do have such luxury to watch as many games as I can involving our lads all with 90mins interest. For some that clashes... like having 3 playing at the same time, I have my laptop, my phone and my TV to share things.

And then for some I also make game checks of 30mins or so.

So it depends on the individual.

You haven't watched Alhassan for a full 90mins 3 times... so you are bound to miss certain points in the game that could actually matter most than what you saw.

TheSuperNerd:
Inconsistencies like you clearly admitting just now that you don't even watch Nwakali yet talk about him with so much authority. Yeah, that kind of Inconsistency is truly ridiculous.

And contradictions? What plss? That Onyeka is no ball-playing genius? Even when it showed yesterday?

Or the contradictions that it is you who claim to have seen Alhassan and still don't know he is a high IQ ball passer? Na wa

TheSuperNerd:
You haven't watched Nwakali. Good. Then you should say nothing more on him bcoz you are not informed.

And by few times on Alhassan, is it up to 3 times? Did you stay glued for all 90? SMH.

And again... it is not pulling down Onyeka to ante up Nwakali. Nwakali as usual alongside other MF options come into the picture because of how y'all direct the conversation.

It is just me saying what happened yesterday and making keen observations. Observations that most of you don't wanna make because it is Onyeka.

TheSuperNerd:
Okay, now I know you are trolling. Keep trolling. Coz this is actually ridiculous.

I just knew you had nothing analytically proven to say. Heeeiiii.... Utonwanne as a troll. Hilarious.

TheSuperNerd:
Even your own poor attempt at trolling and yapping nonsense backed by nothing analytically sound or cogent but SHOUTS is making you misspell.

Rest Utonwanne. Rest.

TheSuperNerd:
It is one with facts too high for your ignorant self to decipher.

All you have done is tell me you haven't watched those lads (especially Alhassan and Nwakali) WITHOUT actually telling me you haven't watched them.

Ignorance Pro max.

TheSuperNerd:
You are just here SHOUTING they aren't upgrades and haven't even shown why. Not one drop of sound analytical reason why.

Na wa.

TheSuperNerd:
You don't get it, do you? The ball was eventually cleared first time. Onyeka was now making his movement and had enough time to slot into his primary defensive zone seeing where the ball was headed next. It is basic reflex for Typical DMs to move into your CDM zone centrally at the tip of the box when the ball is headed outwards from the box centrally.

Instead, he didn't... he was just carelessly ball watching and making slow motion "waiting" to see what happens next when he should be anticipating as a DM.

A Good DM reads and anticipates.

He should have easily made the motion into that central position in front of the defence. The result MIGHT have been a routine block or deflection on that strike.

charlesemeka85:
as if if na nwakali em go dare near that shot

TheSuperNerd:
And SE won't be the main Winner if we keep withdrawing invites for better players like it was done for Alhassan Yusuf this international window.

Super Eagles also won't be the main Winner when we don't invite players based on form and what they ACTUALLY bring to the team from tactical and technical viewpoints.

SE won't be the main Winner when we keep inviting 4 MFs with only one of them being the ONLY creative hub.

TheSuperNerd:
Again, you misquote.

The only player mentioned here close enough to a "Mr Kante" in terms of playing style and attributes is Alhassan Yusuf.

Nwakali is built different. So also in Onyedika.

TheSuperNerd:
It's funny when you haven't watched them. So yes it's funny to ignorants.

TheSuperNerd:
I already called out Uzoho. I didn't spare anyone.

And Yes, Onyeka had a part in the second goal. They scored from his primary department on the pitch.

BascoVanVeli:
The second goal was from a corner kick, how was Frank supposed to occupy a defensive zone when he was in the box defending? Plus Iwobi was the closer man and he didn't attempt to get near the shooter.