TheLoneCitizen:


He's getting a goal or assist this evening.

TheLoneCitizen:
Nwaekeme scores off a Azubuike clearance. Very poor DM.

Subbed off at 53 mins. Poor outing.

JoyIsSweet:


IDENNAA right now

IDENNAA:


What the ffuck does "very poor DM" mean ? It's ok to say he had a bad game but to call him very poor DM is petty and unnecessary. The same Nwakali who is balling today was also called names and condemned by posters here to fail....but mmadu-aburo-chukwu.

Kelechi Iheanacho was also supposed to be ina failure but look at Nacho, today. It not in question Zubby has the talent to play at the very top but things doesn't always work the way we plan it. If you ever been through a phase in your life where you are doing your best and putting in all the work but for some unclear reasons your efforts aren't paying off and people are mocking you and calling you are a failure then you would understand....I have been through these experience. Zubby is nation boy who is doing his best and we must support him. We know how long it took Awoniyi to find his feet.

TheLoneCitizen:


Apologies. Was just a bad day in the office.

IDENNAA:


What the ffuck does "very poor DM" mean ? It's ok to say he had a bad game but to call him very poor DM is petty and unnecessary. The same Nwakali who is balling today was also called names and condemned by posters here to fail....but mmadu-aburo-chukwu.

Kelechi Iheanacho was also supposed to be a failure but look at Nacho, today. It not in question Zubby has the talent to play at the very top but things doesn't always work the way we plan it. If you ever been through a phase in your life where you are doing your best and putting in all the work but for some unclear reasons your efforts aren't paying off and people are mocking you and calling you are a failure then you would understand....I have been through these experience. Zubby is nigerian boy who is doing his best and we must support him. We know how long it took Awoniyi to find his feet.

IDENNAA:


I wish Zubby could leave Turkey and try somewhere else. Honestly , the boy is the most complete Nigerian midfield commander I could think of but he is very unlucky.

The boy can play 10
Play DM
Play centrally
And still never get tired....beautiful player to watch.

IDENNAA:


I wish Zubby could leave Turkey and try somewhere else. Honestly , the boy is the most complete Nigerian midfield commander I could think of but he is very unlucky.

The boy can play 10
Play DM
Play centrally
And still never get tired....beautiful player to watch.

IDENNAA:


I wish Zubby could leave Turkey and try somewhere else. Honestly , the boy is the most complete Nigerian midfield commander I could think of but he is very unlucky.

The boy can play 10
Play DM
Play centrally
And still never get tired....beautiful player to watch.

maidaboi:
Iwobi must be the one that doesn't need support then

Clint02:
Wow..wow..wow.
We have a midfielder with these qualities and he has not been invited to the team? What is going on,they should bring him to strengthen the team.

IDENNAA:


Iwobi is an English Nigerian born who enjoys all the privilege England offers and still draws reverence from people like you. What kind of support does Iwobi need , again.

IDENNAA:


I wish Zubby could leave Turkey and try somewhere else. Honestly , the boy is the most complete Nigerian midfield commander I could think of but he is very unlucky.

The boy can play 10
Play DM
Play centrally
And still never get tired....beautiful player to watch.

chrisooblog:


guy Iwobi was born in Nigeria so I don't understand the point you're trying to make

JoyIsSweet:


IDENNAA right now

TheLoneCitizen:

This is quite interesting because that player I saw was just sheer brute and low footballing IQ.
Relied too much on body strength rather than astute tactical ability.

Positioning was okay at times, but made poor decisions when he had the ball.

For a DM who was supposed to protect his backline, he gave the ball away too cheaply.

In consideration, this might just be a bad day in the office, but having a hand in both goals that your team concede is not good for his CV.

TheLoneCitizen:



I appreciate your opinions, but let's see who's misleading who.

Let's use the case of Iheanacho.

In the early embers of June 2020, when Kelechi was languishing in the back benches of the Leicester squad,
I made the statistical interpretation that Iheanacho needed just more gametime to flourish as one of the league's best.
But just like you both, the great Sir komekn rubbished this as " delusional and convolated manipulation of statistics."

Now 14 months later, ask yourself: Is Iheanacho a convoluted manipulation of stats? Or was he a diamond in the rough waiting to bloom?

Now tally your response to Henry Onyekuru.

TheLoneCitizen:


You're reiterating my stance, all right, brother: Goal per game alone is not indicative of quality at all.

Paco Alcacer had one of the best goal ratio at Dortmund, where is he today?

When assessing quality, you have to marry different characteristics to arrive at a conclusive analysis.

This was the case with Iheanacho.
A combination of his goal per game rate, link-up play, conversion rate, ability under pressure, aeriel prowess, ball control... brought me to the conclusion that he was better than his return showed, not just one stat.

But most importantly, I watched him live because not every feature (like movement) goes on paper.

For the case of Onyekuru, I never said he is the best winger ever. No. Someone opined that Victor Moses was Nigeria's most productive or efficient winger of all time.

But statistics show that, Onyekuru takes that accolade by a long mile.

IDENNAA:


I wish Zubby could leave Turkey and try somewhere else. Honestly , the boy is the most complete Nigerian midfield commander I could think of but he is very unlucky.

The boy can play 10
Play DM
Play centrally
And still never get tired....beautiful player to watch.

IDENNAA:





The honest and truthful analyst here like SuperNerd and Icons4 can fill you in on Azubike skill set. I am not calling for his invitation but merely pointing out a talented almost gone to waste.

JoyIsSweet:


IDENNAA right now

jihday:
if he had said that about Ndidi or Iwobi your penis for don strong

TheLoneCitizen:


I agree he is quite unique. But I believe he is more Salah than Mane.

Although similar movements and pace. He lacks the dribbling ability, technique, weak foot proficiency and long-range shooting that has made Mane what he is today.

Like Salah, he is one-footed and prefers dribbling on the run while Mane prefers man to man. He also has very similar attacking aggression with the former. Even with this, Onyekuru plays way closer to goal than orthodox wingers. Like a second striker.

In fact, I think the only player we have who plays like Mane is Ebere Eze, yet he is still far behind.

IDENNAA:


I am not responsible for your poor level of reasoning.

IDENNAA:



You are 100% on point. Let's call a spade a spade because we all know Osimhen has a little bit of temper issue. He deserved a red card and he needed that incident to learn some professional lesson.

charlesemeka85:
i wont be surprised if you are typing for a psychia home

Ur shame dey shame me

TheLoneCitizen:
Ndidi culpable for West Ham's goal, poor anticipation.

BascoVanVeli:


The video clearly showed he pushed his opponent. That was a football move with no other intention. At worst u give a freekick and carry on with things. I just posted a video here with Luis Suarez doing the same thing prior to a goal. No excuse can make that situation right.