zuchyblink:
The gamble no work?

PurpleHouse:


I guess that's a joke.

Because me nor rate Collins. Never have. Never will. Na that goal him score deceive Rohr, just like Idowu deceived him. Baba Rohr dey very easy to deceive by average players, yet him go dey stress the good one lock their destiny for bench.

So happy he's gone. Because now we for don dey hear, "We don't have Osimhen and Ighalo, our team is young, we lack a player like Salah, we are here to learn."

Learn kee you dear.

PurpleHouse:


There is nothing to learn; but how to strategize and face a similar foe in Egypt...

Or you want to be unfortunate like Hitler's Germany heading into Russian territories without doing their deligence?

If you have an idea of how to tackle your opponent via similarities (Morocco Vs Ghana) you'll have a better understanding of their playing pattern.

Subzero047:


Are you comparing Musa to Thiago Silva, are you?

MetalJigsaw:
Chidera Ejuke: Meet the talented winger leading Nigeria's charge at AFCON 2021
footballng.com

The Super Eagles will be seeking a fourth continental title at the 33rd edition of the Africa Cup of Nations, and one of the players that will be key to the side’s hopes is Chidera Ejuke.

In a squad that has been decimated by injuries and withdrawals, Ejuke’s performance will be vital for Nigeria if they are to win a fourth AFCON title.

But who is the talented winger?

Ejuke is currently with Russian Premier League side CSKA Moscow, but he has had quite a remarkable journey even though he is only 23.

The 23-year-old’s talents were first spotted at the U-17 level, but the youngster never got to represent Nigeria at any age-grade competition.

He didn’t make the Golden Eaglets that won the 2015 u-17 World Cup and was ineligible to represent the squad that failed to make it to the world stage two years later.

Ejuke also had a failed trial with English Premier League club Liverpool. Following the disappointment of failing to play for the Golden Eaglets and Liverpool, Ejuke got his chance with Nigerian club Gombe United.

However, he only stayed at the club for a few months before moving to Europe, where he signed for the Norwegian football club Vålerenga Fotball.

Ejuke’s impressive performance in Norway caught the attention of Dutch football club Heerenveen, who paid 2m euros to sign him in 2019.

But just like his time at Gombe United, Ejuke spent just a year at Heerenveen before CSKA Moscow snapped him up for 12m euros.

Ejuke’s displays at CSKA earned him his Super Eagles debut in October 2020. But his talents only caught the eye of many Nigerians this season.

The 23-year-old has been CSKA’s best player this season, winning the club’s player of the month in the last three months.

At the international level, he is already a fan-favourite because of his ability to move past defenders with ease, even though he is yet to have a good run of games in the team.

But with new interim boss Austin Eguavoen, a big fan of the skilful winger, Ejuke is set to play a vital role in the Super Eagles AFCON 2021 campaign.

Mujtahida:

African football is poor jare

Subzero047:
Full time Morocco 1-0 Ghana

komekn:


There was a time when there was AFCON the top clubs would be sending thier scouts and analysts. But I'm sorry not anymore.

You can see why

andrewbaba44:


I am not comparing musa to Thiago Silva

Your super eagles coaches keeps calling musa ,blame them and leave musa alone as he has done nothing wrong

I don’t know when reaching 100 caps became the criteria to leave the national team for younger players

Coaches should give younger players chances to improve their career and that’s not the job of Musa .

Icon4s:


Morocco didn't really play well today. They only took their chance when the Ghana defense switched off. Plus they were better organized than the Ghanaians.

komekn:


Name them please.

MetalJigsaw:
Chidera Ejuke: Meet the talented winger leading Nigeria's charge at AFCON 2021
footballng.com

The Super Eagles will be seeking a fourth continental title at the 33rd edition of the Africa Cup of Nations, and one of the players that will be key to the side’s hopes is Chidera Ejuke.

In a squad that has been decimated by injuries and withdrawals, Ejuke’s performance will be vital for Nigeria if they are to win a fourth AFCON title.

But who is the talented winger?

Ejuke is currently with Russian Premier League side CSKA Moscow, but he has had quite a remarkable journey even though he is only 23.

The 23-year-old’s talents were first spotted at the U-17 level, but the youngster never got to represent Nigeria at any age-grade competition.

He didn’t make the Golden Eaglets that won the 2015 u-17 World Cup and was ineligible to represent the squad that failed to make it to the world stage two years later.

Ejuke also had a failed trial with English Premier League club Liverpool. Following the disappointment of failing to play for the Golden Eaglets and Liverpool, Ejuke got his chance with Nigerian club Gombe United.

However, he only stayed at the club for a few months before moving to Europe, where he signed for the Norwegian football club Vålerenga Fotball.

Ejuke’s impressive performance in Norway caught the attention of Dutch football club Heerenveen, who paid 2m euros to sign him in 2019.

But just like his time at Gombe United, Ejuke spent just a year at Heerenveen before CSKA Moscow snapped him up for 12m euros.

Ejuke’s displays at CSKA earned him his Super Eagles debut in October 2020. But his talents only caught the eye of many Nigerians this season.

The 23-year-old has been CSKA’s best player this season, winning the club’s player of the month in the last three months.

At the international level, he is already a fan-favourite because of his ability to move past defenders with ease, even though he is yet to have a good run of games in the team.

But with new interim boss Austin Eguavoen, a big fan of the skilful winger, Ejuke is set to play a vital role in the Super Eagles AFCON 2021 campaign.

Subzero047:


You know it is not the coaches calling Musa but some other factors above the coaches, don't feign ignorant

komekn:


Egypt is considerably better than Morocco undoubtedly.

We are not going to out pass Egypt, we either try to contain them and hit them on the break, that means with blistering pace as a strategy.

You need intelligent players to do that , funny enough for me the best CB for that is Awaziem, and Balogun he Awaziem should not be playing as a RB or we will get roasted.

Zaidu against Sala will see him pick up a yellow at least , you need intelligence and some pace to deal with Salah. Zaidu lacks intelligence.

Onyeka is a water carrier who can keep running all 90 minutes , Ndidi the same hard working but don't expect innovation and creativity from them. You will have to leave that for Aribo plus end product and he will work hard too. Later in Aribo can be subbed for Iwobi.

Why because our Midfield is going to be working over time. And it's only for very fit players.

Up front it will get ugly and so physicality will be needed , because none of the current young pretenders have blistering pace, so bullying and roughing be them up will have to do. And that's what I will expect from Awoniyi.

Chukwueze doesn't work hard enough or back track's to help in defence and flatters to decieve, very little end product. I want to believe Ejuke is better, that he can cross the ball accurately for Awoniyi. And so playing both wings I will have Musa with option to be subbed later in the games by either Olyinka or

We don't have strength in depth, we do need Ighalo but it seems he is missing.

PurpleHouse:


What I learned reading this is that: With the right antenna and proper system set in place, we can unearth many dynamically talented players here in the League, in Nigeria. If we can do this successfully, then screw those shakara foreign borns.

Icon4s:


My own be say make him try to dey release balls at the right time. No be all those dribbling wey him dey do in past games, without a finished product.

komekn:


So effectively screw Iwobi, Ajayi, Aina ,Aribo, Ebuehi, Balogun, Okoye, Ekong, and anybody else not born in Nigeria.

Are you more Nigerian than them or me for that matter.

What is your bad belle based on Your dark ignorant perception , you are worse than bigoted retrogressive tribalistic local village Chief.

You are the quintessential Nigerian problem.

Enthrone mediocrity and select according to tribal prejudices.

komekn:


Egypt is considerably better than Morocco undoubtedly.

We are not going to out pass Egypt, we either try to contain them and hit them on the break, that means with blistering pace as a strategy.

You need intelligent players to do that , funny enough for me the best CB for that is Awaziem, and Balogun he Awaziem should not be playing as a RB or we will get roasted.

Zaidu against Sala will see him pick up a yellow at least , you need intelligence and some pace to deal with Salah. Zaidu lacks intelligence.

Onyeka is a water carrier who can keep running all 90 minutes , Ndidi the same hard working but don't expect innovation and creativity from them. You will have to leave that for Aribo plus end product and he will work hard too. Later in Aribo can be subbed for Iwobi.

Why because our Midfield is going to be working over time. And it's only for very fit players.

Up front it will get ugly and so physicality will be needed , because none of the current young pretenders have blistering pace, so bullying and roughing be them up will have to do. And that's what I will expect from Awoniyi.

Chukwueze doesn't work hard enough or back track's to help in defence and flatters to decieve, very little end product. I want to believe Ejuke is better, that he can cross the ball accurately for Awoniyi. And so playing both wings I will have Musa with option to be subbed later in the games by either Olyinka or

We don't have strength in depth, we do need Ighalo but it seems he is missing.

komekn:


So effectively screw Iwobi, Ajayi, Aina ,Aribo, Ebuehi, Balogun, Okoye, Ekong, and anybody else not born in Nigeria.

Are you more Nigerian than them or me for that matter.

What is your bad belle based on Your dark ignorant perception , you are worse than bigoted retrogressive tribalistic local village Chief.

You are the quintessential Nigerian problem.

Enthrone mediocrity and select according to tribal prejudices.

TheGoodJoe:


I read Eguavoen likes to play with two players deep in the midfield, close to the defenders. So how did you come up with this idea? I doubt he will sacrifice the team's midfield number for an extra striker.

The aim is to have the midfield attack in numbers, after build up of play.

komekn:


So effectively screw Iwobi, Ajayi, Aina ,Aribo, Ebuehi, Balogun, Okoye, Ekong, and anybody else not born in Nigeria.

Are you more Nigerian than them or me for that matter.

What is your bad belle based on Your dark ignorant perception , you are worse than bigoted retrogressive tribalistic local village Chief.

You are the quintessential Nigerian problem.

Enthrone mediocrity and select according to tribal prejudices.

andrewbaba44:


So musa is calling himself to the national team

Can you even listen to what you are saying ?

Parrot69:


Btw Partey and Ndidi who do you think is the best DM in Africa?

Subzero047:


Thank God we won't hear that again, those were bad times If it were Rohr he would have mentioned Salah atleast 3 times by now

Subzero047:


Hmm since you want to feign ignorant of the backstage politics, good for you

komekn:


So effectively screw Iwobi, Ajayi, Aina ,Aribo, Ebuehi, Balogun, Okoye, Ekong, and anybody else not born in Nigeria.

Are you more Nigerian than them or me for that matter.

What is your bad belle based on Your dark ignorant perception , you are worse than bigoted retrogressive tribalistic local village Chief.

You are the quintessential Nigerian problem.

Enthrone mediocrity and select according to tribal prejudices.

Icon4s:


Purplehouse, you don buy market

zuchyblink:
The gamble no work?