poshemmanuel:
Thomas partey already in bench for Arsenal

TheSuperNerd:

Listen... I am reverred beyond NL for my football knowledge, insights, and analyses aiit. It ain't my fault I am so so good. No let jealousy knack you oooo.

TheSuperNerd:
Kessie has more skill than Nwakali?? Oh because he is at Milan. Lol

Kessie is all power and Brawns. Not much brains.

TheSuperNerd:


Same thing applies to Idennaa AKA Omanambala and Odenigboaroli on Aribo. Lol

Idennaa, respects my man but after I saw your mention of my moniker asking for some Comparative analyses from me, omo, I had to ignore ooo... I don't wanna be part of any agenda against any of our lads.

samtol4:
Cameroon, Nigeria or Ivory Coast will win this tournament. These three teams are playing with desperation to win.

lloydtruth:
Now that Algerian team's form has dropped drastically and the Super Eagles are in good form. Let's see where Olise will pitch his tent ahead of the world cup. Olise, Eze, Madueke all have a big decision to make soon.

do4luv14:



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thing is the ivorians need the win most, and they got it

lloydtruth:
Now that Algerian team's form has dropped drastically and the Super Eagles are in good form. Let's see where Olise will pitch his tent ahead of the world cup. Olise, Eze, Madueke all have a big decision to make soon.

do4luv14:


what about Mali

Astrid4:

drDoom3:
If Tunisia beat Gambia, our path to final is clear.

Oluoluomo:
Please is it true that NFF will consider making Eguavoen Eagles permanent coach ? I came across a write up by Collins Udoh from espn soccer.

Sportilitica:
@Komken Nwakali had a decent game and as I was praying he is best using his opportunity to show us what he could do. I really loved his set pieces which could prove to be useful in tight matches. I would hope he works on his defending though. Too soon to mention his name along Mikel because the gulf in class is clear though I can see potential. As for Sadiq he really needs to sort his personal issues out and I also do not think he should play with Nacho as both don't mark.
Please who was the new substitute with dreadlocks that played right back?
That guy is good. Would love to see more of him. You will always know a natural baller.

Nwakali has a good game though
But as regards to set piece we have nothing much to lose, Simon Moses is a very good setpiece take, I think he gave to corner assist last season, one to omerou and another to ekong against Tunisia.
Nwakali is just so lucky to playing around hardworkers like ndidi and ajayi, cos ajayi pushed forward, the duo was able to cover up for his poor workrate, just like kante/kovavic cover up for jorgihno, and just in case we are playing against an high pressing team, make any coach no just try play nwakali or else that one go dey catastrophic, but as regards to orchestrating, conducting of the midfield he is good I will never rate him highly in passes, his passes were low for an acclaimed 'elite midfielder' though he has the highest passes but I was looking forward to a Thiago alcantra or jorgihno kind of play but work rate wise and off the ball movement were just so poor. I rate 6/10. My candid opinion though

GeneralDae:
This Tunisia attack get as e be.

Astrid4:



[s]Nwakali has a good game though
But as regards to set piece we have nothing much to lose, Simon Moses is a very good setpiece take, I think he gave to corner assist last season, one to omerou and another to ekong against Tunisia.
Nwakali is just so lucky to playing around hardworkers like ndidi and ajayi, cos ajayi pushed forward, the duo was able to cover up for his poor workrate, just like kante/kovavic cover up for jorgihno, and just in case we are playing against an high pressing team, make any coach no just try play nwakali or else that one go dey catastrophic, but as regards to orchestrating, conducting of the midfield he is good[b] I will never rate him highly in passes, his passes were low for an acclaimed[/b] 'elite midfielder' though he has the highest passes but I was looking forward to a Thiago alcantra or jorgihno kind of play but work rate wise and off the ball movement were just so poor. I rate 6/10. My candid opinion though[/s]

nelszx:


They have 12 players out with COVID-19

TheSuperNerd:


Another jealous fellow whose opinions end here while mine keeps breaking boundaries and going international.

see insecurities do I even know you ? why would I be jealous of a person on a faceless thread. Better work solipsistic attitude I don't give a F about you
T for thanks

TheSuperNerd:



Weak attempt at disproving my claims. Why didn't you ask these when Kessie was being humbled and dragged by Sierra Leonean and Guinean Midfielders in the first two games??

Where were his "brains" then?

He meets a psychologically broken Algerian Midfield and he suddenly regians his mojo using his power and brawny style of play to dominate. Isn't that coincidence?

Astrid... so please try again.

I maintain my stand... Kessie is more brawns than brains, O superficial one of football.

TheSuperNerd:



Rubbish. Total rubbish. Just a watered down version of Komekn. This is Komekn as a youngster still learning work.

Imagine saying Nwakali's passes were low. Who is this one?
Yet he overtalks Kessie's brawny and gidigbo style as something orgasmic. Hahahahahaahahaha.... Kom-minions dey ooo

Astrid4:



Nwakali has a good game though
But as regards to set piece we have nothing much to lose, Simon Moses is a very good setpiece take, I think he gave to corner assist last season, one to omerou and another to ekong against Tunisia.
Nwakali is just so lucky to playing around hardworkers like ndidi and ajayi, cos ajayi pushed forward, the duo was able to cover up for his poor workrate, just like kante/kovavic cover up for jorgihno, and just in case we are playing against an high pressing team, make any coach no just try play nwakali or else that one go dey catastrophic, but as regards to orchestrating, conducting of the midfield he is good I will never rate him highly in passes, his passes were low for an acclaimed 'elite midfielder' though he has the highest passes but I was looking forward to a Thiago alcantra or jorgihno kind of play but work rate wise and off the ball movement were just so poor. I rate 6/10. My candid opinion though

fabyom:
Tunisia or Gambia will chop beating on Sunday going by what I am watching presently.

I pray nothing out of the ordinary happens. E.g Pride and over-confidence.

Astrid4:



see insecurities do I even know you ? why would I be jealous of a person on a faceless thread. Better work solipsistic attitude I don't give a F about you
T for thanks



Against the Sierra Leone and guinea match, he never put up a wrong he was close to perfect, his position awareness, defensive game,passing range, workrate were just so great, and that was despite the fact he was played as a traditional DMF he wasn't given the freedom to operate offensively but today he gave his Atlanta's performance he was playing as a CMF today in a double pivot role today sangare was playing the DMF and he rewarded the gaffer with a good goal.

I watched the Sierra Leone and guinea, he played more as brawl without brain to the physical nature of the Sierra Leoneans and guinea players against a more superior technical side, he outshine all the Algeria midfielder this is to prove the point I made kessie is an all round midfielder if you're coach that prefer to use his physical skillset he will give you his best and if you prefer to use his technical skillset he will give you his 100%,he gave the both skillset in the last three games for his team
T for thanks

safarigirl:
Gambia vs. Tunisia will simply be a battle of which team is most desperate to avoid Nigeria

12large1:


The likes of xavi and sergio B weren’t the fastest players in the world, but they controlled the tempo of games and even defeated players that Bigger, faster an stronger. Intelligence over physicality my guy

poshemmanuel:
Thomas partey already in bench for Arsenal