ChrisKels:
This onyekuru's prospective move away from eupen is getting so tediously protracted. Now the whole thing is taking a different dimension and Arsenal seem to be on the back foot as West ham emerges the favourite because his advisors want regular playing time. I would have loved him a gunner but whatever option that makes him a better player with Russia 2018 lurking behind. I just hope he doesn't make the wrong move.

Kayode incures an injury in camp!!!

safarigirl:
I actually am, kinda. I'm from Arochukwu in Abia state, my village and Annang are separated by a stream.

We speak Efik there.

Joebie:
so you are a relationship expert now.. lol.. Anyway back to the Enyeama issue.. Rohr wants him. fans want him. Nff want him. But for some individuals in the NFF who are feigning ignorance to the issue, he will be back in the team.

Joebie:
Agbim. is he still playing? I don't think finding great goalkeepers is hard. If anyone want to argue about favoritism lets focus on the goalkeeping department in order to end the bad trend especially with these home/afro based keeprs.. Let's not distract ourselves with outfield players. Our goalkeeper coaches are very lazy. Why are they not scouting the NPFL and NNL?

Joebie:
if he use 3-4-3 nko.. many of our predictions will fail. MY lol

safarigirl:
you may still be pining for me when we break up, but I could have a platonic relationship with you,which means i can come and visit.

Once I visit,the next thing is that you start getting ideas that maybe we still have something, just because I'm being nice to you


My analogy is right, you just don't understand the many intricacies of past relationships

komekn:


It is better to be in the top team in a supposed lesser league than the in the relegation facing bottom team in a higher league.

If Wolfsburg were to play Austrian Wien what do you think the result will be.

So on what basis can Osimhen be considered above Kayode. Drills by Rohr or past glories or maybe more time spent on the bench.

A fully fit Kayode top goal scorer verses a confirmed bench warmer recovering from Injury with just 45 minutes of football over a whole season.

The comparison makes a mockery of common sense.

Icon4s:
TheGoodJoe, I know you like promoting youth a lot but you must also understand that the transition of a team should always be gradual especially when the team is already achieving results.

The new/ younger players would be introduced into the team but it would be a gradual process. The team is already a young one with Echiejile being the oldest among the likely to start 10 outfield players. Just check this out: Echiejile (29), Ekong (23), Omeruo (23), Shehu (24), Ndidi (20), Onazi (24), Musa (24), Etebo(21), Iwobi(21), Iheanacho (20). This puts the average at about 21-22. Which is pretty very young by any standards.

You can even talk of younger subs like: Awaziem (20), Onyekuru(20), Osimhen (18), Ebuehi(21), Alhassan Ibrahim (20), Dele Alampasu (20).
Kayode and Agu are still less than 24. John Ogu like Echiejile is 29.
The coach is clearing grooming these younger ones to compete with and possibly take over from the older 'young' ones. There time will come

Orkpekyandega:
Nigeria coach steps up the mind games and describes Bafana as "the best" in their Afcon group

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http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/sport/soccer/2017/06/07/nigeria-coach-steps-up-the-mind-games-and-describes-bafana-as-the-best-in-their-afcon-group

Mujtahida:

Safarigirl this is not a man to woman relationship na. When it comes to things like this (particularly something that has been so integral to a man's life) men are so loyal to a point you might not understand. How many times has Messi hung his boot and returned despite the avowals not to, I think even Zidane came out of retirement to lead France to the finals of Germany 2006. Anything is possible. If the guy was wasted and if we had solid back ups for Ikeme no one would call for Enyeama. But look at us now, look at the goalkeeping position.

safarigirl:
Messi is a perennial loser who only returns to the Argentine team because his desire to win a major tournament for his nation far outweighs his affinity for being a sore loser.

Do not compare an AFCON champion to that fellow biko

Mujtahida:

As always when I mention names it is to illustrate a principle or buttress my point and the point here is that on such matters men are loyal to a fault. So discard Messi. Eto'o also retired and came back.

safarigirl:
time will tell, not so?

BTW, I don't like this idea of monkey working and baboon chopping. Anybody that wants to share in a glory should be ready to start from the beginning of the struggle.

I don't think I could ever consciously participate in something I didn't help build

ChrisKels:


Remember I said pushing forward when needed? But Sir, if Onazi can't shield, then he should give way for better shields(Agu my pick) because we can't afford to miss those attempts from Ndidi just because we wanna accommodate a certain Onazi. I read Agu doesn't join attacks more often unlike Onazi and he never jokes with his defensive responsibilities too. I had to check on his clips and I saw exactly what I earlier read. He displayed it against Corsica and Togo, he passes better and he's tidy with his tackles, hence, doesn't accumulate cards. He doesn't take no prisoners, same with Onazi though. He even had a better stat than Onazi this past season. He was second to no other Nigerian DMF than Ndidi, in Europe this past season.

Humility017:


one will easily guess right on which path you'll belong in a debate like this especially when players like kayode are being discussed.

TheGoodJoe:


I think Enyeama made his break through with Shorunmu as the keeper trainer. Ejide was also in fine form under Shorunmu. Agbim had the reflexes but his positioning was awful.

safarigirl:
Messi is a perennial loser who only returns to the Argentine team because his desire to win a major tournament for his nation far outweighs his affinity for being a sore loser.

Do not compare an AFCON champion to that fellow biko

safarigirl:
Ngwa people are short and look like ikpeazu, Arochukwu men are so much better looking

Besides, I have never met one reasonable Ngwa person and I have met more than enough. Only Ngwa people have nice things to say about Ngwa people

History remembers Arochukwu as renowned slave traders and the most formidable opponents the British encountered in the East, nothing much on Ngwa people aside cannibalism.

Now that you know, I suppose we can return to the football.

kingphilip:
please who was our first choice in Korea/Japan

Icon4s:


I am one.

kingphilip:
please who was our first choice in Korea/Japan

TheGoodJoe:


Point?

do4luv14:


SHORUNMU

jotey:
solanke scores for England

kingphilip:
I was thinking Enyeama had his breakthrough in that world Cup in the third match against England while Shorunmu was the first choice

From your post I quoted you said Enyeama had his breakthrough when Shorunmu was trainer so I wanted to be sure if I haven't mistaken the first choice in Korea/Japan 2002