Marjoribanks:
Bluelf, I sight you!

TheSuperNerd:


An Idiot who put Ekong as DM in his Watford Lineup and says he has the ability to play there.

What an unintelligent buffoon you are.

Disturb-quoting me and ranting won't raise your intelligence level okay. It is already too late for you this Mowiz/OGN Doppelganger.

Run back to your failed betting business. 1st Class Fraud. Always seeking attention like a tout.

charlesemeka85:
https://www.tribalfootball.com/articles/ac-milan-psv-following-sheffield-wednesday-midfielder-fisayo-dele-bashiru-4442998

TheSuperNerd:
Kelechi Nwakali finally returned from Injury today and.... Ponferradina won taking them out of relegation waters.

Coincidence?? No way!

He came off the bench on 59 mins and dropped this...

31mins+ played.
38 touches.
1 chance created.
2 pass entries into Final third.
94% passing accuracy.
100% accurate crosses (3/3).
2/3 accurate long balls.
31/33 accurate passes.
3 corners taken.
10 recoveries.
1 interception.

3 pts bagged and out of relegation again.


Sofascore Rating: 7.1

ChrisKels:


Still talking about Nwakali in 2023? Man it's been 8years since we started talking about him as a prospect. He has already gone the way of Abdul Ajagun. Even Ajagun was not this stagnant when he was 24.

ChrisKels:


Nice one but I'm not moved. Enough of the CMs and DMs. Why can't we just get a decent AM to balance the midfield? Nawa oo

ChrisKels:


Still talking about Nwakali in 2023? Man it's been 8years since we started talking about him as a prospect. He has already gone the way of Abdul Ajagun. Even Ajagun was not this stagnant when he was 24.

Samueltemi337:
Ogenyi Onazi joins east riffs club in Bahrain premier league from casertana FC in Italy

charlesemeka85:
I believe if given a chance in the AM position he may do well

ChrisKels:


I no want gambles. The boy I wish we could get is actually Faustino Anjorin, though Fisayo is also a good addition to swell the squad depth.

I'm not looking the way of Nonso Madueke especially as he is now wanted by Chelsea

daveP:
It is! Seems he wants continental glory based on how things are speeding up alrounda for the club.

ChrisKels:


Still talking about Nwakali in 2023? Man it's been 8years since we started talking about him as a prospect. He has already gone the way of Abdul Ajagun. Even Ajagun was not this stagnant when he was 24.

Samueltemi337:
Ogenyi Onazi joins east riffs club in Bahrain premier league from casertana FC in Italy

mostob:
Do you even know the meaning of MRI? Without checking anywhere, can you even tell me what MRI stands for?
Schooling you is a waste of time.

TheSuperNerd:
I strongly resisted any chance of Osimhen moving to Man Utd last summer for obvious reasons. But like I also said then, I will welcome a switch to Man Utd in the summer of 2023 provided it is the BEST move among other likely options. Timing is everything.


Osimhen on Manchester Utd's Radar for the Summer of 2023

According to reports, Manchester Utd's acquisition of Wout Weghorst is a stop-gap/short term signing with a view to a substantive signing for the number 9 role in the summer.

And the players strongly on their radar are Harry Kane, Victor Osimhen and Benjamin Sesko (actually Sesko is headed to RB leipzig in July 2023 or don't someone at Man Utd know that already?)

Let me also add that Victor Osimhen fits the Striker Profile for ETH's system, I will admit.

Anyway, Time will tell... as always.

komekn:


But league one players are too low for the SE.

We will rather collect a Midfielder who has been on consistent continuous downward spiral into different levels of MEDIOCRITY. That some call Maestro of the midfield , wallowing in obscurity in the very lower percentile of the Segunda division .

I remember Fisayo in a game against Liverpool U21 over 2 years ago.

He was running the midfield and to be honest Harvey got rinsed in and out and resorted to shirt pulling.

Knew he was very good but wasn't sure he was going to get opportunity to develop and improve.

AC Milan recruitment is intensively detailed and thorough I know this from when Jedi was at Wigan Athletic and he failed a medical at Milan. They would have been looking at him for probably 4+ years.

jihday:
if it was a naija born player you’ll say agent work but an innit player you dey write epistle

TheSuperNerd:


Well, actually, it's not just me. So also is Diario AS, Spain (Note especially the green-underlined in the news article).

Truth is when Iwobi got injured, I was really worried. Worried because there is no other midfielder I can point at to do what he does in the Super Eagles midfield. No one with the same or similar midfield profile and attributes except Kelechi Nwakali. That's our NT reality as much as many won't admit this.

Anyway, Diario AS in Spain has 3.2 Million followership on twitter. They also are still talking about Nwakali... so yep, there you go.

charlesemeka85:
Update: Shehu Abdulahi Axed By His Bulgarian Club Just After 3 Months

Super Eagles defender, Shehu Abdulahi, has been axed out of his Bulgarian Club Levski Sofia for a yet go be unknown reasons.

According to reports, the former Omonia Nicosia player is back in Nigeria and remained clubless while he's still looking for a new club.

"I think it's salary related. He's back in Nigeria now and hope to make a move soon. One thing is certain, he won't be without a team for long and as a free player he will appeal to several teams," Owngoal quoted a source close to the player.

komekn:


Because there are huge disparities in bone fusion across races in the first instance. When you then add the impact of malnutrition, limited health care, environmental factors, multi faceted deprivation you can not have a singular aggregate for all races.

As a consequence, a white Caucasian teenage male growing up in the west will not have bone fusion at the same rate of as a Nigerian growing up in multi faceted and causal deprivation.

What does that mean, that bone fusion may occur in general for the White male at 16/17. But possibly much later in the West African male living in multi faceted deprivation maybe even up to 21.

Because the base line data operates on aggregate assumptions when bone fusion should occur. What the MRI tells you unequivocally is when bone fusion has occurred.

However, the age that it should occur has several influencing variables. That's why your assertion is actually probable and cannot be dismissed.

komekn:


Because there are huge disparities in bone fusion across races in the first instance. When you then add the impact of malnutrition, limited health care, environmental factors, multi faceted deprivation you can not have a singular aggregate for all races.

As a consequence, a white Caucasian teenage male growing up in the west will not have bone fusion at the same rate of as a Nigerian growing up in multi faceted and causal deprivation.

What does that mean, that bone fusion may occur in general for the White male at 16/17. But possibly much later in the West African male living in multi faceted deprivation maybe even up to 21.

Because the base line data operates on aggregate assumptions when bone fusion should occur. What the MRI tells you unequivocally is when bone fusion has occurred.

However, the age that it should occur has several influencing variables. That's why your assertion is actually probable and cannot be dismissed.

komekn:


Because there are huge disparities in bone fusion across races in the first instance. When you then add the impact of malnutrition, limited health care, environmental factors, multi faceted deprivation you can not have a singular aggregate for all races.

As a consequence, a white Caucasian teenage male growing up in the west will not have bone fusion at the same rate of as a Nigerian growing up in multi faceted and causal deprivation.

What does that mean, that bone fusion may occur in general for the White male at 16/17. But possibly much later in the West African male living in multi faceted deprivation maybe even up to 21.

Because the base line data operates on aggregate assumptions when bone fusion should occur. What the MRI tells you unequivocally is when bone fusion has occurred.

However, the age that it should occur has several influencing variables. That's why your assertion is actually probable and cannot be dismissed.

TheSuperNerd:


Well, actually, it's not just me. So also is Diario AS, Spain (Note especially the green-underlined in the news article).

Truth is when Iwobi got injured, I was really worried. Worried because there is no other midfielder I can point at to do what he does in the Super Eagles midfield. No one with the same or similar midfield profile and attributes except Kelechi Nwakali. That's our NT reality as much as many won't admit this.

Anyway, Diario AS in Spain has 3.2 Million followership on twitter. They also are still talking about Nwakali... so yep, there you go.

charlesemeka85:
Talent no dey hide

komekn:


Your clutching at straws to present a narrative that has no iota of substance, i.e. that has some level of quality.

Villarreal B is essentially the Villarreal U21 youth team, that's what you are anchoring ⚓ your deduction for quality upon. Thats simply delusional.

Villarreal B will not beat any league one team in England and will struggle against all league two teams if they can even beat one.

By comparison analysis, Villa Real B struggled to beat Wolves U21 with a very slim 1-0 win. No EPL U21 team has beaten a Championship team or a League one Team and I don't even recall a league two team.

Wolves U21 were flogged comprehensively by Liverpool FC U21, 5-0. That gives you context about the inherent quality of the Villarreal B team and indeed the lower mud to bottom of the Segundo division.

Nwakali failed at Arsenal and even couldn't get in to the Sporting B team .

Wake up from this obsession with mediocrity that you use to feed your over inflated ego. And look for players who are avtuy performing not wallowing in MEDIOCRITY.

By implication using your very low unit of measurement as the standard for selection to the SE.

All Nigerian origin players doing well in EPL Academies are better than him including 15 year old Nwaneri Arsenal player. In that discussion will be all Nigerian origin players from EPL to League one essentially.

Whats disturbing is no your unrepentant bigoted hypocritical double standard and your quasi tribal discrimination against Nigeria origin players birthed in Europe.

Many have you have lambasted and poured out a continuous stream of vitriolic bitter rhetoric against players I mentioned 4/5 seasons ago. That I felt were good enough then but not anymore as a consequence I haven't talked about some of them for over 4 seasons.

Players such as Tega Onomah, Oviemuno, Onyedinma, Sheyi Ojo, etc but the reality is that these guys are doing way better and are Better Quality than Nwakali by a considerable margin. None of them have had contract terminated prematurely, or had to beg for clubs some even earn 10 times more than Nwakali.

But you are unrestrained in saying they are too poor for the SE ,but Nwakali is too good. The reality is that Nwakali will not smell the bench of their clubs in the here and now.

The rancid stench of your hypocritical double standard bigotry is over powering.