IDENNAA:


What you mean , bro.

TheGoodJoe:


Don't do that. It is totally uncalled for. We are brothers here. Biko.

ChrisKels:


We are not brothers oga. I don't know him, he doesn't know me.

TheGoodJoe:


Are you saying Olisa Ndah has a nice touch on the ball. I mostly noticed his sweet movement when he passes.

IDENNAA:


No , it's just an exclamation of excitement....Olisa doo doo doo( Lord please)

ChrisKels:


We are not brothers oga. I don't know him, he doesn't know me.

TheGoodJoe:
On a serious note, there is no one in the Super Eagles that has the kind of touch of Nwakali. I don't know if he is raising his game because of the call up but that last through pass was brilliant. That was similar to that of Sarabia.

Sad it did not get to his teammate.

His ball control is also cool.

He needs to work on his work rate. Sometimes he strolls a bit too much. Also, he will look far better in a deeper role, playing in a possessive system. Nice one.

TheGoodJoe:


Either way, leave out he abuse. Please.

TheGoodJoe:

Seems Eguavoen and Siasia share the same ideas of the game. I am interested to see how our first game goes.

CODMOK:


I don't think so. Our play was woeful in AFCON 2006 (when they were at the helm) except against Tunisia.

TheGoodJoe:


So sweet to watch. Even the way he spins to receive pass. Ooh la la.

IDENNAA:

Doesn't change his talent and skill set...lol.
The most gifted midfielder on the team.

ChrisKels:


The boy is so sexy on the ball and he makes it look so easy. Funny enough, he is the last man you can ever disposses in the pitch whenever he has the ball, but I don't really like his off the ball movements some times, because he tends to stroll

2lola:

In your own words
"Vitriolic deep bitter leaf soup, you have lost all sensibilities and your rancorous resentment befuddled your already fried mind."

charlesemeka85:
boom Shakala as your monicker sounds

Keep on deceiving ya self

TheGoodJoe:


Can you honestly compare that to the level of exposure european young players get? It is not one tenth but you feel it is enough.

Mbok, fear God.

TheGoodJoe:

Seems Eguavoen and Siasia share the same ideas of the game. I am interested to see how our first game goes.

humility33:


The way you've been supporting mediocrity is getting out of hand

So you expect the coach to be using SE national team to test those junkies form the NPFL in the name of unearthing talents? Same nonsense keshi was doing that he went give an unknow player the famous No. 10 jersey and also starts to feature the likes of Gambo and co at the expense of better experience players cutting it in European leagues

You should be the one that should fear God because if an home based player cannot prove himself in CHAN or WAFU team he has no business in the SE

komekn:
Meanwhile let me see how Chelsea are going to win this game against Liverpool.

Tuchel over his big ego dropping Lukaku.

Playing the flop Kai Havertz in his place.

VillageBus:
lol which match are you watching? Cus it seems like we are watching two different matches.

victornoah:
That's how I wasted my data watching Messi Nwakali playing rubbish. It beats my imagination to think that this is the gamechanger people here are clamouring for.

With what I have seen thus far, Nwakali has nothing to offer. No passion, no pace, zero marking. This is the real time bomb waiting to go BOOM.

POSITIVEBRAINS:
House ooo nah who go mark Salah for super eagle defence ooooooo. and who go keep that day against egypt

IDENNAA:


Nwakali is the best set piece taker. Don't you know this or you are being intentionally ignorant. You know it , so , don't pretend.

TheGoodJoe:
On a serious note, there is no one in the Super Eagles that has the kind of touch of Nwakali. I don't know if he is raising his game because of the call up but that last through pass was brilliant. That was similar to that of Sarabia.

Sad it did not get to his teammate.

His ball control is also cool.

He needs to work on his work rate. Sometimes he strolls a bit too much. Also, he will look far better in a deeper role, playing in a possessive system. Nice one.

ChrisKels:


The boy is so sexy on the ball and he makes it look so easy. Funny enough, he is the last man you can ever disposses in the pitch whenever he has the ball, but I don't really like his off the ball movements some times, because he tends to stroll

humility33:




Bro...the fans will come tell u how he was the modric and pirlo of the team

Just leave them...I have always say this...if the dude was that good he won't be in segunda B

TheGoodJoe:


I beg you, do not make me laugh.

Abi, me, and Pinnick.

Well, I like when coaches give players the opportunity. I like seeing guys coming out of the scene and performing well.

From this report, it is clear with Eguavoen as head coach, we would have gone into an era when anybody from anywhere can break into the team and excel. His statement showed he believed in their quality.

That gives me excitement. So with Pinnick hiring a foreign coach, that kills the excitement of players getting chances to prove themselves in the National team.

drDoom3:


He is too lazy off the ball. That is my main issue with the guy.

He is not aggressive enough. He doesn't take charge and rush into the rumble. I said it before that it was like he was trying not to get his jersey dirty. It is good to be sleek, but you also have to be aggressive and demanding to play at the top level.

This where Aribo edges Nwakali. Aribo is as sleek, but more aggressive and demanding. He always wants to join in and take matters into his hands. Aribo at Rangers is totally different from Aribo at SE because of the way Rohr uses him. Aribo is not a CM, he is more of a LM/AM hybrid. He is not a Kante or even an Onyeka, he is more of a De Bruyne/Eze with his shots on the edge of the box and his attacking runs. His passing is not up to the level it should be but he is still not too bad in that aspect.

TheGoodJoe:


At least, he has been hosting coaching clinics and improving the coaching structure. He has developed a playing structure to guide coaches on the philosophy of Nigerian football.

It must not be a drastic change but a journey of a thousand miles begins with a step.

IDENNAA:


Nwakali is the best set piece taker. Don't you know this or you are being intentionally ignorant. You know it , so , don't pretend.