TheGoodJoe:
After many of you will stand and tell bold faced lies like I have nothing against kelechi Nwakali but those hyping him. Please, show us the hype.

Truidstar:
My brother, during the Nations cup… you can go back and check. There was an Nwakali Mass delusion event that was organized. His super natural abilities were trumpeted to the high heavens. Heat maps were produced, pictures of Nwakali wearing Superman shirts were shown, he was hailed as the Messiah of our midfield. Even respected monikers here who normally approached any subject with logic and intelligence abandoned all reason and joined the orgy of delusion stark naked. I had to double check to see if it was the same Nwakali Abi it was another one. It was an exaggeration galore. You can confirm yourself .

Truidstar:
My brother, during the Nations cup… you can go back and check. There was an Nwakali Mass delusion event that was organized. His super natural abilities were trumpeted to the high heavens. Heat maps were produced, pictures of Nwakali wearing Superman shirts were shown, he was hailed as the Messiah of our midfield. Even respected monikers here who normally approached any subject with logic and intelligence abandoned all reason and joined the orgy of delusion stark naked. I had to double check to see if it was the same Nwakali Abi it was another one. It was an exaggeration galore. You can confirm yourself .

Truidstar:
My brother, during the Nations cup… you can go back and check. There was an Nwakali Mass delusion event that was organized. His super natural abilities were trumpeted to the high heavens. Heat maps were produced, pictures of Nwakali wearing Superman shirts were shown, he was hailed as the Messiah of our midfield. Even respected monikers here who normally approached any subject with logic and intelligence abandoned all reason and joined the orgy of delusion stark naked. I had to double check to see if it was the same Nwakali Abi it was another one. It was an exaggeration galore. You can confirm yourself .

TheGoodJoe:


No one is exaggerating his ability. You just want to see people running Kelechi Nwakali down. When people point out things he does well, you guys call it hype and go into attack mode.

I challenge you to show a place where Kelechi Nwakali was hyped.

Please the attack is more personal than most of you claim.

Truidstar:
My brother, during the Nations cup… you can go back and check. There was an Nwakali Mass delusion event that was organized. His super natural abilities were trumpeted to the high heavens. Heat maps were produced, pictures of Nwakali wearing Superman shirts were shown, he was hailed as the Messiah of our midfield. Even respected monikers here who normally approached any subject with logic and intelligence abandoned all reason and joined the orgy of delusion stark naked. I had to double check to see if it was the same Nwakali Abi it was another one. It was an exaggeration galore. You can confirm yourself .

Mujtahida:

What good does running him down do? It does nothing. Do I know him? What you call running him down is often a statement of basic fact. That he's been in the lower division is a fact.

You on the other hand for example say he has great corner kick and free kick abilities. I quizzed you, you mentioned his corner kicks for Super Eagles. I just laughed. Instead of you to supply data from his club where he plays all the time, you pick Super Eagles where I can count on my fingers the number of times he played for the team.

Having hope that he will come good is fine. Exaggerating his abilities is however grating to our footballing sensibilities.

Why do I say you are exaggerating. I say so because the facts speak for themselves. He's been in the Spanish lower division for 4 seasons. Why is it you who is able to see his brilliant assets but not scouts? If he were as excellent as you tout him to be, he won't be where he is.

Mujtahida:

What good does running him down do? It does nothing. Do I know him? What you call running him down is often a statement of basic fact. That he's been in the lower division is a fact.

You on the other hand for example say he has great corner kick and free kick abilities. I quizzed you, you mentioned his corner kicks for Super Eagles. I just laughed. Instead of you to supply data from his club where he plays all the time, you pick Super Eagles where I can count on my fingers the number of times he played for the team.

Having hope that he will come good is fine. Exaggerating his abilities is however grating to our footballing sensibilities.

Why do I say you are exaggerating. I say so because the facts speak for themselves. He's been in the Spanish lower division for 4 seasons. Why is it you who is able to see his brilliant assets but not scouts? If he were as excellent as you tout him to be, he won't be where he is.

Kog45:
I have said it here that Kelechi Nwakili need a better platform to excel and I hope he move from his present club and Segunda league next season

It’s a pity that some of us don’t know how humans feel when we failed to meet our expectations in life and footballers are not exceptional,check out Dele Ali issue.It always leads to depression and sometimes suicide...till date a lot believed Justin Fashanu committed suicide cus of homosexuality but NO,he was frustrated cus he could not find his feet again in his chosen profession(football).

I wish Nwakili well,not easy seeing Osimehn and Chuckwueze up there and still struggling.I have friends who are ex players but financially are frustrated and some have lost their life due to depression....I wish all Nigerian players both home and abroad out there struggling to meet up,good health to fulfill their dreams.

TheGoodJoe:
The truth is that we live in a world where many like to kick people when they are down. When they see someone doing the opposite, they get angry.

That is why people take anyone speaking with belief in Kelechi Nwakali badly. They want everyone to join them in mocking him.

As long as Kelechi Nwakali keeps the belief and keeps working hard, he can turn things around and excel.

TheGoodJoe:


Show us exaggeration. You guys are running with exaggeration with no points to show.

Kelechi Nwakali is not at the height we expected, we all know that. He knows that. So what else?

You guys have nothing else to add but to remind us that he is in a low league. Well done. Clap for yourselves.

I am more interested in seeing him fighting his way out of the low league and excelling from there. I hope he believes he can still excel and knows he can achieve it.

His talent is still there. I am one of the few that believes talent does not die. That was why I did not join the slowbi party to mock Mikel and with time Mikel shone like a supernova.

So what else do you want to tell me that Kelechi Nwakali had promise and he is in a low league. We have heard. Thank you.

Vardy spent a long time in the low league but that did not stop him from writing his name in gold. What next?

Mujtahida:

You dropped one this morning na
Show us his free kick results at his club. Shikena

The problem is that your faith in him is making you see a superb player whereas the player is average.

TheGoodJoe:
The truth is that we live in a world where many like to kick people when they are down. When they see someone doing the opposite, they get angry.

That is why people take anyone speaking with belief in Kelechi Nwakali badly. They want everyone to join them in mocking him.

As long as Kelechi Nwakali keeps the belief and keeps working hard, he can turn things around and excel.

AndSunGorilla:

On a serious note, KC is still fighting, I forgot he was adjudged the best player and Osimehn the second at their U17. He got some seemingly lucky breaks after the U17 but life has happened whatever the cause. What is obvious to me is that, he's still fighting and provided he doesn't give up or get a freakish injury, anything good and better can still happen to him.

TheGoodJoe:


That is not true. His asset was recognized. Other players has assets too. No one praised him to the high heaven. The point was the uniqueness in his quality and it was no slight to other players.

So it is a lie to say during the AFCON Kelechi Nwakali was hyped.

After all, he put a good shift when he got his chance. So why are people angry?

Hate.

TheGoodJoe:


I said he is good at free kicks. I did not say he is the lead free-kick taker of his club.

By the way, I never said Kelechi Nwakali is a superb player. I wonder where you got that from. I said he is a special talent. Meaning he has the potential to become a quality player.

So the so-called me seeing Kelechi Nwakali as a superb player is in your mind. And you are using it to have an ulterior motive against the young man.

Mujtahida:

Brilliant and superb are synonyms ooo

TheGoodJoe:
The truth is that we live in a world where many like to kick people when they are down. When they see someone doing the opposite, they get angry.

That is why people take anyone speaking with belief in Kelechi Nwakali badly. They want everyone to join them in mocking him.

As long as Kelechi Nwakali keeps the belief and keeps working hard, he can turn things around and excel.

benji93:
@GoodJoe, I hate this. Appealing to our pretentious sense of caring for the oppressed is not a good look. These men have chosen a career path where experts watch them every day, rate their abilities, and use qualifications such as fantastic, poor, out-of-form, terrible, world-class, average, above-average, great, incredible, underwhelming, overrated, from-another-planet, special(as you frequently use yourself. ), one-of-a-kind. Name it.

This is not kicking anyone. This judging a player that's on the stage. I guess that's why the best coaches are the best. No appeal to those talks like "oh, he will bounce back". If he's injured or suffering a psychological issue, you take him out of the rotation and bring a sound option in. It's part of your job description to make tough decisions.

If you don't want to be scrutinized don't get on that stage. Everything goes. We are not insulting his family, it's not personal. Just judging his abilities.

Summary: My good friend, do your best to not manage a team, You will very likely ruin the team. You would be terrible at management. This is not an insult, just an observation. You would have paid a player 5 years' worth of salaries before you realize, oh he's not that special after all.

benji93:
@GoodJoe, I hate this. Appealing to our pretentious sense of caring for the oppressed is not a good look. These men have chosen a career path where experts watch them every day, rate their abilities, and use qualifications such as fantastic, poor, out-of-form, terrible, world-class, average, above-average, great, incredible, underwhelming, overrated, from-another-planet, special(as you frequently use yourself. ), one-of-a-kind. Name it.

This is not kicking anyone. This judging a player that's on the stage. I guess that's why the best coaches are the best. No appeal to those talks like "oh, he will bounce back". If he's injured or suffering a psychological issue, you take him out of the rotation and bring a sound option in. It's part of your job description to make tough decisions.

If you don't want to be scrutinized don't get on that stage. Everything goes. We are not insulting his family, it's not personal. Just judging his abilities.

Summary: My good friend, do your best to not manage a team, You will very likely ruin the team. You would be terrible at management. This is not an insult, just an observation. You would have paid a player 5 years' worth of salaries before you realize, oh he's not that special after all.

benji93:
@GoodJoe, I hate this. Appealing to our pretentious sense of caring for the oppressed is not a good look. These men have chosen a career path where experts watch them every day, rate their abilities, and use qualifications such as fantastic, poor, out-of-form, terrible, world-class, average, above-average, great, incredible, underwhelming, overrated, from-another-planet, special(as you frequently use yourself. ), one-of-a-kind. Name it.

This is not kicking anyone. This judging a player that's on the stage. I guess that's why the best coaches are the best. No appeal to those talks like "oh, he will bounce back". If he's injured or suffering a psychological issue, you take him out of the rotation and bring a sound option in. It's part of your job description to make tough decisions.

If you don't want to be scrutinized don't get on that stage. Everything goes. We are not insulting his family, it's not personal. Just judging his abilities.

Summary: My good friend, do your best to not manage a team, You will very likely ruin the team. You would be terrible at management. This is not an insult, just an observation. You would have paid a player 5 years' worth of salaries before you realize, oh he's not that special after all.

Truidstar:
My brother, during the Nations cup… you can go back and check. There was an Nwakali Mass delusion event that was organized. His super natural abilities were trumpeted to the high heavens. Heat maps were produced, pictures of Nwakali wearing Superman shirts were shown, he was hailed as the Messiah of our midfield. Even respected monikers here who normally approached any subject with logic and intelligence abandoned all reason and joined the orgy of delusion stark naked. I had to double check to see if it was the same Nwakali Abi it was another one. It was an exaggeration galore. You can confirm yourself .

AndSunGorilla:

On a serious note, KC is still fighting, I forgot he was adjudged the best player and Osimehn the second at their U17. He got some seemingly lucky breaks after the U17 but life has happened whatever the cause. What is obvious to me is that, he's still fighting and provided he doesn't give up or get a freakish injury, anything good and better can still happen to him.

TheGoodJoe:


Attacking me will not help your course. I am sure you would have been among the band wagons that were mocking Mikel and calling him a failure. You would have joined the crew that believed Osimhen will not do well in an academy football team in England.

You are among those not too long ago trying to run Iheanacho down. You can live with your negativity. No one is dragging it with you.

TheGoodJoe:
I repeat, the talent is there for Kelechi Nwakali.

There is no amount of negativity, abuse or insult that will kill his talent.

Mikel Obi suffered more than this.

Not too long ago, some were dishing it hot on Osimhen.

Iheanacho suffered same but still went on to shine.

So Kelechi Nwakali needs to stay focus. Keep working hard and the results will tilt to his favor.

benji93:
Finally, you say something about this man that is very correct. Nobody can kill anybody's talent. . All we are saying is we are not seeing it. Eventually, talent has to show. Under 17 was over 7 years ago. What tools do we need to dig the talent out?

benji93:
Don't cry man. You are never careful with your choice of words. Pls think about your words carefully before you use them. You are sure I am among those who mocked Mikel and called him a failure? Are you out of something to throw at me?

And oh, my opinions on Iheanacho are still current. . Stats show he has been bad, based on the standard you folks want us to use. He's been terrific over two games. But well according to history, he's had these kinds of spikes before after which his performances just drop off. It's quite straightforward and in good faith to ask for more data.

Attack, attack, attack. Here we go again. The unending cycle of victimhood. Stand up, man. Telling you, you would be bad at management is not that terrible. . I repeat, Nwakali is anything but special. I know you like the man. I actually used to like him as an under-17 player. I liked the chances of him developing into a really good player. But well it's what it is.

TheGoodJoe:


To the best of my knowledge, I have referred to his talent as brilliant. This is about his potential to become a quality player.

mostob:
Lol... I admire the way you conjure invisible insinuations to push your agenda. After reading this, I started wondering if na the same thread. SMH