Karlovych:
Once again you come up with statements like right factors like its some kind of console and you are the one that decides it. If there is a right factor why are players who are "one season" wonders under the same manager and with the same team and players surrounding them.

Karlovych:
You labeled him a flop at Juventus but when you check his stats in the 6 months he spent there it says otherwise regardless of the position he played in

Karlovych:
This your analysis is pointless, what do you mean that situations can make a play look poor? As if it is not situations that make players look good as well.
You labeled his decent Stat at man utd flop but you fail to use the same bar for the players you constantly hype here.

elyte89:



So u can't use d same leg to stand behind henry and forlan...abi u don cut DT same leg
Mr soakup

TheGoodJoe:


If you bothered to read my previous posts, you will understand the point. Let me summarize.

I learnt the importance of tactics and position when it concerns players success from Arsene Wenger who brought a flop Henry and he became a success. One of the best in football history.

Because of that, even though Forlan was having a bad time in Manchester United, I believed with the right role and run of games he will flourish.

Pellegrini gave him that and he shined bright.

That is why when Iheanacho was having a bad time with Leicester City, I said Shakespeare's tactics was the problem. Nacho excelled with a change of tactics.

Just like my criticism of Rohr's tactics that he was hampering the players and Eguavoen's tactics made the players perform better.

Finito.

TheGoodJoe:


I don't know how else I can explain such a simple points. There are favorable conditions that bring out the best in players.

Simon Moses looked poor under Rohr's tactics but flourished under Eguavoen's tactics.

So the tactics and other factors can hamper a players quality.

I wonder what you are typing above.

The point is simple. Players quality and talent can be hampered by other factors.

Finito.

TheGoodJoe:


The point is too simple. Alex Ferguson changed Cristiano Ronaldo's role in Manchester United and his goal scoring form reduced.

It is a simple point that you can not debate.

Working conditions can affect a worker's performance positively or negatively.

Conditions are important for success.

Finito.

Karlovych:
You have nothing to back up that your assertion, did he change his role to what?? You failed to mention the role he changed it to like your regular generic statements.
Which role did Ferguson change Ronaldo to and his goal scoring form reduced? Who replaced him in the role when he was removed?

Karlovych:
This right here is trash, you failed to note the number of games played under Rohr compared to Eguavoen for your analysis to be unbiased.
You also seem to forget that things like indiscipline can also make someone useless.
Ravel Morrison and Balotelli come to mind.
If a player is in a favorable condition but is not hard working there is no way they can deliver decent output

13large:


The same Rohr that all of you slander performed 3x better than Eguavoen and you people still do not give him credit

mostob:
Onyedika

Alhassan Yusuf

Nwobodo

Yet we're after Eze and Olise begging them.
For club football, money and other things might be the motivation but for country, it's passion.
At the end of the day, these FBs will be playing for us out of pity and not for love and passion.

Zanistico:

Eze and Olise are more creative than the people you named. We need creative midfielders. Nwobodo has been converted to a CM.

TheGoodJoe:
Throwback to 1999. This is about Martin Palermo, one of the hyped young strikers from Boca Juniors. In the Copa America, he had three penalties in one game and missed all. I believe this shattered his confidence. Even Pellegrini brought him to Villareal but he never had that spark again.

Indeed, 1999-2000 era was an era that produced real great talents.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPT4Vmhh458

Papi85:
bonke is better than him

Zanistico:

Eze and Olise are more creative than the people you named. We need creative midfielders. Nwobodo has been converted to a CM.

13large:


The same Rohr that all of you slander performed 3x better than Eguavoen and you people still do not give him credit

Tchinaidi:
I wonder why we can't source for a good attacking midfielder in our league that we can groom into the super eagle team of our dreams.

Papi85:
eze never said he is not open to playing for us but said he needed time and made it known that his first option which is his country of birth and to be honest I don’t blame him for making that known

Same goes to olise who also turned the advances of Algeria down same as he did to us buy not shutting the door outright to both nations

It will be a win win situation if both decide to pitch tent with us and I see nothing wrong with the nff and eguavoen trying to revisit their case

The likes of aluko,Moses,aina,ebuehi,amoebi and recently lookman once turned us down with an eye on the national teams of their country of birth but later rescind their decisions

Make we no Dey pass judgement sometimes based of emotions

Mujtahida:

He even said 'very poor Afcon'

Just as I regard komekn's comments on Nwakali as jaundiced so do I regard Idenna's comments on Aribo as one colored by rank prejudice

kingphilip:

He has told you the guy delayed in submitting supporting documents to process the switch earlier which a source in the NFF was quoted and you're asking him what went wrong.

If you feel it wasn't from his end give us reasons why you feel so.

mostob:
better than Nwobodo? Have you watch both played before

TheGoodJoe:


There is nothing comedic. You were talking of players making their luck. I am using one of the greatest the game has ever seen. If he could not make it work for him due to conditions, why do you want someone with less pedigree to make his luck. You are proving my point.

komekn:


First of all Aluko NEVER rejected the offet to play for Nigeria rather Nigeria rejected him , after playing outstandingly for the SE . He was an EPL regular with Hull at the time.

Eze was invited to the NFF party in 2017 he was already showing promise on loan at Wycombe Wanderers and had played for QPR first team.


However, players who had not done as much as him were invited to the SE to play in friendly. And he was essentially forgotten for three years.

However, when he started to "Blow" the NFF remembered that he existed particularly when England called him to join the U21.

He must have had real dilemma who should I pick the ones that forgot me and picked others ahead of me by favouritism not merit and have no integrity and honesty. Ot the ones that pick only by merit and l have very little chance of playing in the senior national team.

Mujtahida:

False equivalence. Has Eguavoen handled the team for 3 years?