codemaniacs:


go to yo:utube..

In search bar type the words denilson skills..

BascoVanVeli:
Danielnino00 look what Jordan Nwora did to somebody's child ooo starts at 58 seconds

BTW this has really been his breakout season.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sn4nEOnKOk

Philosopher1979:


I totally agree with you.
His doctors have not declared him fit and so he should be allowed to rest.
He is just saying so because of the aggressive and determined personality he has.
It is Rohr that was making Osimhen look soo indispensable.
He never integrated Awoniyi, dessers, Sadiq Umar etc into the team.
He kept using Onuachu, Musa, etc and made himself to beleif there is no alternative to Osimhen.
Osimhen should relax. the world is not going to end if he does not show up at Afcon.
If i was Eguavon i will replace him with somebody else immediately.
I wont even ask about any health.
He will be useful during our world cup qualifiers

TheGoodJoe:


I don't need YouTube to know about Denilson. I recently pointed out that I believe the Brazilian team of the early 2000 were the best and most gifted. I listed some of my favorite players in that team which include

Kaka, Adriano, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Cafu, Roberto Carlos, Rivaldo, Robinho, Ze Roberto and Denilson.

Denilson played for Real Betis with Finidi George and I got to watch him well.

However, Finidi George openly criticised the tactical acumen of Denilson and pointed how poor his timing was.

What I am saying that on today's game, Denilson will need a lot of work despite his flair and would get nullified with tactical defending.

chuks404:
is like you are his personal doctor. Tell us more

codemaniacs:


robinho wasn't in the team of early 2000 at least not until 2003...

In today's game Denilson will never get nullified, Denilson's and most players with his type of playing pattern will destroy today's team same way Messi destroyed teams in his prime...

Players like Denilson drag opposition players out of position and create space for the striker or any player in the box or outside the box to take tap-ins or shoot... In the past midfielders covered for defenders that were dragged out of position unlike todays teams... there's so much space in defensive side of football in 2021 than in the 1990s and early 2000s.

codemaniacs:


robinho wasn't in the team of early 2000 at least not until 2003...

In today's game Denilson will never get nullified, Denilson's and most players with his type of playing pattern will destroy today's team same way Messi destroyed teams in his prime...

Players like Denilson drag opposition players out of position and create space for the striker or any player in the box or outside the box to take tap-ins or shoot... In the past midfielders covered for defenders that were dragged out of position unlike todays teams... there's so much space in defensive side of football in 2021 than in the 1990s and early 2000s.

codemaniacs:


robinho wasn't in the team of early 2000 at least not until 2003...

In today's game Denilson will never get nullified, Denilson's and most players with his type of playing pattern will destroy today's team same way Messi destroyed teams in his prime...

Players like Denilson drag opposition players out of position and create space for the striker or any player in the box or outside the box to take tap-ins or shoot... In the past midfielders covered for defenders that were dragged out of position unlike todays teams... there's so much space in defensive side of football in 2021 than in the 1990s and early 2000s.

TheGoodJoe:


So to you 2003 is not early 2000 era? Robinho was already a brilliant talent in Brazil by 2002 and was part of the brilliant talents of Brazil in the early 2000.

fabyom:
Oshimen needs to watch players like Benzema, Lewandowski and Kane to learn shooting techniques. For me, Aribo is our most technical player. Shooting, ball control, touches, body movements etc. However, I think he needs to improve on his passing!

TheGoodJoe:


Messi will find it difficult today gumming the ball and skinning players. Today's game has seen most top teams adopt to the modern game. So it is not easy as it was when Messi was in his prime.

Same with Denilson.

TheGoodJoe:


A well coordinated press will nullify any top player. It is far harder today to just skip past players. That is why people feel today skills is dying. The truth is that defending is far better now.

Odunayaw:
O pada su mi Sir

I'm quite glad I saw football before it degraded into this further mathematics. For a few days now I've been at Tribune Library perusing newspapers from the early '00s. Chai, the nostalgia of 2006 WC, reading about Pirlo, Inzaghi, the beginning of the rise of Messi! Chai, football has lost its glamor in my eyes sha

TheGoodJoe:


That is why Nigeria play our own brand of football over the years. I pointed out once about how Al Ahly of Egypt camped in Spain while 3SC were on strike for over a month. Yet when they met, 3SC matched Al Ahly in play. Even took the lead at some point. So as football changes, we will make adaptations but we have a way we play with pace and intensity that helps cover our lapses.

Do you think Onazi and Ambrose were more trained with equipments than the French team? But, we used grit and intensity to match them.

You think we were technically better than Brazil and Argentina in Atlanta? No, we matched them with grit and intensity.

Eguavoen is pointing towards that intensity and making us understand we need a degree of intelligence to make the most from it.

Subzero047:


Technique is essentially the basics of football from your first touch to your weight of pass to your angle of passes to your distribution of body weight, it seems some people are confusing skill with technique

TheGoodJoe:


That is just one small aspect. I have my own term of technique.

Technique is what you can do with the ball. Is as simple as that. From passing to tricks. Is all technique.

Dribbling skills is technique too.

Subzero047:


Technique is not just ability with ball, where do you put decision making, composure? Technique is simple, how well do you do the basics of football and like every other thing some players have good technique some have average or poor technique

codemaniacs:



benardo silva, emmanuel dennis, chukwueze , ejuke, reece james, saint maxima, ben arfa, mbappe, vinicious junior, salah , mane, nicolas pepe, foden, jadon sancho e.t.c. all skip past players easily and are not even on Messi or denilson's level...

codemaniacs:


he wasn't part of the 2002 world cup squad..

Mujtahida:

Technique should be how you handle something. For me composure, decision, positioning making all go into style of play.

andrewbaba44:
Wait ooo ,so Inaki William has played 203 consecutive Laliga games without being injured ?

Which kind player be this one

temi1290:



That boy dey mad, anyways he should cut small soap for Dembele

TheGoodJoe:


I will like to clear something. The players today are equally as gifted or maybe even more than the guys in the past. In recent years we have seen masters of footworks in the likes of Thiago Alcantara and Isco. We have seen def speed and skills in the likes of Mbappe, and Salah.

We have seen some of the craziest technique of touch in likes of Foden and Mahrez. I doubt Bergkamp is better on the ball than Mahrez.

The thing was that defending in the past was lazy. The work rate was poor. So the likes of Okocha, Laudrup, Ronaldinho, Denilson, Bergkamp and co could play with the ball and everybody watches.

Today, if those guys like Zidane were playing, they will not have such luxury. Teams press with full force. They give little time to think. You have to work with a formula to guide your thinking. Playing out of pattern means losing the ball. Every trick should have a purpose, any mistake, you put your team under pressure.

You might praise the guys of the past for their artistry but the truth is that, they will choke in the current system.

Mujtahida:

Technique should be how you handle something. For me composure, decision, positioning making all go into style of play.

Joebie:
That Pinnick guy need better flogging.

Joebie:
I read that earlier. If true, GOOD NEWS. I don't even want a coach that is okay with being owed.

Mujtahida:

If you notice I did not diss the players of this era. What I find atrocious is the mentality as espoused by komekn that all that colorful stuff is not necessary in today's football . Yet some of the most colorful players the game has ever known are the ones we fondly remember because they were highly effective. Me, I just hate drab football.

TheGoodJoe:


I doubt Bergkamp and Zidane can control ball like Mahrez. Mahrez is on another level. When he controls ball, he makes the crowd clap. Has the commentators exclaiming in awe.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rU5tPTN5h1I

Just watch the way he kills ball with ease.

Meliforme:


If dribbling is all you see in Ejuke's game, then maybe you don't know the player that i am talking about, or you don't watch him.

Talking about technique, Aribo doesn't come close. Do you know that Iheanacho, Iwobi, should i add Nwalkali, and even Victor Osimhen have more technique in their game than your Aribo.

It is obvious some of us on this thread doesn't know what technique in football is.

TheGoodJoe:


I believe the birds today fly better than the past but the defending is too good for you to notice it. How many wingers of the past are better than Hazard in taking on players. Watch the swarm of players around Hazard then. Today, it is even fiercer.

I disagree with players not being good at dribbling. There are loads today. Watch Joao Felix, watch Veratti. Watch Salah. These guys are crazy. However, it is wrong to dribble in tight spaces. You are losing the ball. Counter attacks are insane today. You just don't take thiat risk. It is suicidal.

Bring Ronaldinho today and he can not try it. Have you seen tricks from Vinicius? They are brilliant but you must limit it and abide by tactics to succeed.

Philosopher1979:


Mr. Komekn. This idea was gotten from the Brazilians of peles era. if you watch the brazilian team of 1970, the midfielder, wingers and attackers randomly interchanged positions. sometimes pele will play as a ten and the ten will move to the position of striker.
their attackers could play many positions.
Many of todays ideas of attacking football were gotten from Brazil and that is why Brazil will allways earn the respect of the world
as the masters of attacking football