Ppogbae:
CAPTION THIS!

Utonwanne:
I'm happy Nacho is doing great.

Time to channel our energy to other players with subpar performances

Maybe Iwobi or Osimhen

TheSuperNerd:
The guy even divided us into Asslicking Nacho crew and "Those who criticize for Nacho's best" crew which shows further the subtle nature of his lies.

How are the views of Myself and TheGoodJoe on Nacho's true quality and beastly talents a form of Asslicking please? We both analysed from a standpoint of guys who have seen talents come and go and in Nacho we knew we had found another special one and we weren't gonna give up our faith in the young man's huge potentials.

Asslicking?? While any view contrary to ours was for Nacho's best? So ours was for Nacho's destruction I guess... Lol


These comments screenshotted below exposes the Fraud comment of Curtisaxel7 aka Curtisaxel10 so much more.

- Curtis severally called and implied that Nacho is "open mouthed" and "Big Lipped"

- Curtis severally kept basking in the doom predictions for Nacho despite several monikers like Cool10, Chief Icon4s, and a few others calling him to order to focus on actual analyses and not taking it almost too personal.

- Curtis made it his mission to make those who constantly stood for Nacho look like bunch of asslickers who didn't know what they were talking about.


Again, I really feel sorry for those who liked that comment. Shows how easily people can be fooled. Discernment of intent behind a post is TRULY not for everyone.

Curtisaxel10:


Actually, we are saying basically the same thing. I acknowledged that I have been very aggressive in my previous criticisms directed at Iheanacho. The problem here is that you seem not to know the difference between blind hate and passionate criticism.

I don't know Iheanacho in real life. Never met him, never had any sort of interaction with him.....heck, I don't even know which Igbo state he hails from. For what reason can I possibly hold a personal grudge against someone I don't know and who's existence has no direct impact on my life?.

Yes, I criticized Iheanacho, verbally attacked him even, sometimes not very gently too. But what is wrong with that?. Am I not at liberty to do that under my constitutional rights to freedom of speech?. Do you know how many newspapers, magazines e.t.c print caricatures of public figures, some of them highly placed politicians everyday?. I remember the time when the epic "there is God oh" video by Dame Patience Jonathan went viral. Hundreds, if not thousands of cartoons, comedy skits e.t.c were made on the saga. The whole nation laughed at and mocked a sitting first Lady!. Would her husband have been justified then to round up every single satirist and comedian who commented on the issue and dump them in Kirikiri?. Certainly not!.

If we have the liberty to paint caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed (as some are doing) despite the fact that billions of Muslims consider him dearer to them than their own parents, if we can mock our political leaders at will on social media and label them tyrants if they dare repress our rights to do so, if the whole of Nigeria could laugh it's first lady to scorn on several occasions and get away with it, I ask you O TheSupernerd, who is Kelechi Iheanacho, a public figure, to be shielded from critique and caricature? Is he a god? Indeed millions of atheists globally mock God himself everyday on social media and get away with it. Even God is not spared!.

I criticized Iheanacho at a time when he was performing at a subpar level, a fact to which everyone can attest. Now he is doing well, and I have praised him. Is that what a blind prejudiced hater would do?. Must everybody toe your path of asslicking Iheanacho even when he is clearly doing badly?. I protest this attempt to browbeat me into docility. This is a free country, and as long as I remain within the ambit of the law, I write what I like.

JohnBullMySon:
So who do you think should be sent to the bench? Or can iwobi try out on the wing once again?

JohnBullMySon:
Its okay. All these things are very unnecessary.

charlesemeka85:
Samuel Chukwueze may not have gotten on the scoresheet or provided an assist for Villarreal in their 2-1 win against Cadiz at the at the Estadio de la Cerámica on Sunday but manager Unai Emery was pleased with the performance of his number 11.

Goals from Gerard Moreno, from the penalty spot, and Carlos Bacca secured a win for the Yellow Submarine while álex Fernández pulled a goal back for the visitors.

Chukwueze came close to bagging an assist four minutes before the interval but Bacca could not convert his low cross.

In quotes relayed by Marca after the post-match press conference, Emery said : "In terms of game we have generated more attacks at the opposing goal. We have lacked something else of success in the last pass, Samu (Chukwueze) has been brilliant in the overflow but has yet to finish.

"We have to rest and catch a little air for what is to come in the league and Europe. "

Chukwueze has helped Villarreal rack up four consecutive wins in all competitions - two in La Liga and two in the Europa League.

TheGoodJoe:


My take is that we switch to a highly offensive 4-4-2 system similar to what Pellegrini did with what Pellegrini does.

Pellegrini does not play with wingers but two creative midfielders taking slightly wide positions. I think Guardiola refers to it as the false 8 position. Leaving running lanes for the full backs to join the attack from time to time.

This enables the false 8s, I prefer calling them false wingers to help with supplying the forwards ammunition.

The position will clearly suit Iwobi.

The roles Silva and Nasri played under Pellegrini.

JayromWrites:
How can you wake up, buy data, charge your phone and TYPE ALL THAT ABOUT A PERSON YOU'VE NEVER MET

and dare Call it PASSIONATE CRITICISM


Passionate kee you there

This is worst than Komekn and Isaac Success

This na pure devilish act

TheSuperNerd:
Maduka Okoye kept goal for all 90 as his side Sparta Rotterdam secured a 1-1 away draw in the Dutch Eredivisie.

His Eredivisie league stats currently stand as:

⏺️21 league games played (all starts)
⏺️29 goals conceeded.
⏺️47 saves made.
⏺️7 clean sheets.

Okoye and Sparta sits 12th in the Eredivisie.

Decent Job from Okoye. The Super Eagles' "German" Wall.

andrewbaba44:


That our guy makes komekn looks innocent Walai

TheGoodJoe:


I watched a bit of Chukwueze and I was blown away. Hos work rate is insane and his switching of wings is astonishing. So effortless.

There was a time he passed the ball on the right wing and swtiched to the left. I thought it was a full back that overlapped. Only to find out it was him and he was back at the right again to create a chance.

I am impressed with what Emery is doing with him.

TheSuperNerd:
Unnecessary you say?? Look, My Son, Just shift go one side. Afterall, you only say this because you agreed with the nonsense post made in disguise. Nacho have suffered many hate comments here yet you concur to the Lies that no one hates him. Abeg just shift.

charlesemeka85:
Reading midfielder Ovie Ejaria has earned a spot in the EFL Championship Team of the Week after his brilliant display against Queens Park Rangers on Saturday.

The Championship'S best eleven players by position is decided by the ratings provided by football statistics website Whoscored.com.

The former Liverpool star made eight key passes against the Hoops, a record in a Championship match this season.

Ejaria has been deployed on the left side of midfield in a 3-5-2 formation, same position he played against Queens Park Rangers.

His display against Queens Park Rangers was rated at 8.54, earning him the Man of the Match.

He completed an impressive game-high six dribbles, won three free-kicks, was dispossessed on the ball on three occasions, and had a passing accuracy of 87.2 percent.

Defensively, Ejaria won two tackles, made two interceptions and committed one foul.

TheGoodJoe:


My take is that we switch to a highly offensive 4-4-2 system similar to what Pellegrini did with Manchester City

Pellegrini does not play with wingers but two creative midfielders taking slightly wide positions. I think Guardiola refers to it as the false 8 position. Leaving running lanes for the full backs to join the attack from time to time.

This enables the false 8s, I prefer calling them false wingers to help supply the forwards ammunition.

The position will clearly suit Iwobi.

The roles Silva and Nasri played under Pellegrini.

TheSuperNerd:
8 key passes in a Championship game. 8!!!! That's wicked chances creation ability.
Although Reading drew the game but just imagine creating such giant number of chances for the likes of Osimhen and Iheanacho or even the wingers in Chukwueze and Simon in one game. Registering at least 5 goals should be expected.

Ejaria and Olise will instantly make the quality depth of our midfield tops once they finally make their debuts.

Smartsmith0907... Keep eyes on and put pressure on those NFF guys to Super-Quicken this process or I vex for you.

TheSuperNerd:
Well said my good friend. Now let me bring it home more explicitly.

Iwobi to play to the Silva role on the left. Then Chukwueze to take up the Nasri role on the right.

Up top, the Combo we have actually never tried but I have no doubt it would be a super click... Osimhen-Iheanacho.

Then in the middle, Aribo And Ndidi (akin to Yaya and Fernandinho in one of your formations shown).

The Back four will pick itself and Okoye will be in goal. The Iwobi-Chukwueze functioning as false wingers would suit the fullbacks we have like Zaidu who can effortlessly cover the left wing on his own and the likes of Ebuehi or Aina on the right who can bomb forward with those surging runs from time to time.

This is the way Rohr should go in the absence of Samuel Kalu & Simon Moses and the inactivity of Ahmed Musa.

I have a hunch that the same way the Emenike-Ideye combo up top gave Nigeria an Afcon win in 2013, we could see the Osimhen-Iheanacho combo rise to do same if we play it right.

Keshi utilised a 4-4-1-1 approach at Afcon 2013 and in that set-up, we had Onazi, Mikel Obi and Sunday Mba as the Three midfield players who operated in very interesting roles.

Victor Moses was the man on the right with freedom to roam and cause havoc across the final third. Chukwueze should be handed same keys to cause chaos.

Ideye was the "8" playing in tandem with the top 9, Emenike. Iheanacho can pull that off in greater ways with Osimhen up top in the top end of the 4-4-1-1 as the 1-1 combo.

Mikel was our Midfield Enforcer. A role Ndidi will take up. Mba was the lad who functioned further forward as the most advanced of the midfielders. Taking up dangerous positions in the final third and driving in from the space between the DM-CB lines of the opposition.
This is where Iwobi steps in.

The Onazi-Mikel combo will be Aribo-Ndidi.

The 4-4-1-1 of 2013 sometimes morphed into a 4-3-3 when in attack and could easily be 4-4-2 as well. When off the ball, it could morph into a 4-5-1 enabling us to choke the middle and win the ball to relaunch another attacking strategy in a 4-3-3 or 4-4-1-1 set-up.

Time will tell but there is boundless possibilities with an Osimhen-Iheanacho Combo.

JayromWrites:


I swear


Big hatred


Kini?


He body sham him

insult him

prophesy doom about his career and call it passionate


I pray someone get this passionate about his life and his career, make e see how e go be

TheGoodJoe:


My take is that we switch to a highly offensive 4-4-2 system similar to what Pellegrini did with Manchester City

Pellegrini does not play with wingers but two creative midfielders taking slightly wide positions. I think Guardiola refers to it as the false 8 position. Leaving running lanes for the full backs to join the attack from time to time.

This enables the false 8s, I prefer calling them false wingers to help supply the forwards ammunition.

The position will clearly suit Iwobi.

The roles Silva and Nasri played under Pellegrini.

smartsmith0907:


This is why,FG should try regulate social media ,truly there was a point nacho wasn't doing too well...that's normal everyone world class player have had these moment but as fans we are meant to support these players not body shaming them or bully them,I remember a moniker calling him pig mouthed nacho I mean that bad and I have never seen nacho having a bad game as far SE is concerned.

Subzero047:


No bring that talk come here

JorgedeToledo:


Do you have an idea where they are lodging in Lagos?

TheGoodJoe: