After scoring double digits each season since his move to Italy I reckon he has done fairly well not forgetting that he has had to recover from two bad injuries plus covid enforced time on the sidelines.

Can he do better yes but if we're assessing him based on his output which for a striker is goals then he would definitely warrant a pat on the back.

komekn:


When Victor O, moved to Napoli .

I said the true test of his quality will be how he can adapt to tactfully more superior system of football and one where he is not core focal point for the team as it was in Napoli and Belgium. Essentially one dimensional system.

That test has come and what do you think

do4luv14:



Thank alot, I had decided to move on, and I thank the Lord his grace is sufficient for me,

thanks again oshare

Akpo oghene

chrisooblog:
After scoring double digits each season since his move to Italy I reckon he has done fairly well not forgetting that he has had to recover from two bad injuries plus covid enforced time on the sidelines.

Can he do better yes but if we're assessing him based on his output which for a striker is goals then he would definitely warrant a pat on the back.

You use the best descriptive term considering the circumstances, " fairly well"

However, when a club pays near £80 million for a player, there is therefore world class Expectations.

I would not describe his performances as world class so far.

I will paraphrase the words of the Napoli president.

Osimhen wasn't bought because he was the finished product but because he has the potential to get even better. In short they weren't expecting instant world class levels of performance. They understand he's a young player who will improve with age. His goal stats have shown he is improving every season in Italy. When he's not scoring he's winning penalties. This season alone I think he's won 6 or 7 penalties all this despite being out with injuries. Now if I'm objectively assessing Osimhen I will say his performances have shown he can and will do better. Considering his age time is still on his side to improve.

We can insist he improves aspects of his game but it would be laughable to start saying he hasn't delivered when his goal output is still good.

I think it will be fair to not begin to give up on a player who has scored double digits in each of the last 4 seasons including this one.

komekn:


You use the best descriptive term considering the circumstances, " fairly well"

However, when a club pays near £80 million for a player, there is therefore world class Expectations.

I would not describe his performances as world class so far.

chrisooblog:
After scoring double digits each season since his move to Italy I reckon he has done fairly well not forgetting that he has had to recover from two bad injuries plus covid enforced time on the sidelines.

Can he do better yes but if we're assessing him based on his output which for a striker is goals then he would definitely warrant a pat on the back.

When you pay £80 million for a striker, is it unreasonable to expect him to be among the top 5 top goal scorers in the Seria A ❓being in the top 10 is acceptable anything less I woulty say is unsatisfactory for a world class transfer fee of £80 million.

2020/21 season after 24 games 10 goals and was 25th in the Seria A goals scored table.

2021/22 season so far 16 games and 7 goals.

chrisooblog:
I will paraphrase the words of the Napoli president.

Osimhen wasn't bought because he was the finished product but because he has the potential to get even better. In short they weren't expecting instant world class levels of performance. They understand he's a young player who will improve with age. His goal stats have shown he is improving every season in Italy. When he's not scoring he's winning penalties. This season alone I think he's won 6 or 7 penalties all this despite being out with injuries. Now if I'm objectively assessing Osimhen I will say his performances have shown he can and will do better. Considering his age time is still on his side to improve.

We can insist he improves aspects of his game but it would be laughable to start saying he hasn't delivered when his goal output is still good.

I think it will be fair to not begin to give up on a player who has scored double digits in each of the last 4 seasons including this one.

I did not say " GIVE UP" Nobody is suggesting that.

I'm my experience nobody spends £80 million on a player who they think has a lot to learn.

I actually think Victor O has a lot learn he doing ok but that's all. I currently rate Dennis more than him.

komekn:


I did not say " GIVE UP" Nobody is suggesting that.

I'm my experience nobody spends £80 million on a player who they think has a lot to learn.

I actually think Victor O has a lot learn he doing ok but that's all. I currently rate Dennis more than him.

U head should be flog by rod, mr rater

The price tag is heavy but again I will repeat what the Napoli president said they paid that huge figure for Osimhen not because they expect him to instantly start topping the goal scorers chart but because they believe over time he will come good. Can he do better? of course but considering that he's a young player who's no where near his peak he has shown promising signs.

I happy you mentioned Dennis but objectively using stats on what basis are you adjudging that he's ahead of Victor?

Do you know this season is Dennis's best season ever as a professional footballer? Do you know that Emmanuel has only ever hit double digits once in his career? Plus he's older whereas Osimhen who you claim is a lesser player has hit double digits consistently in the last 4 seasons. And if you want to claim it's because Victor hasn't played in the EPL the 2 times he faced top Premier League opposition in Chelsea and Leicester City he scored 3 times so chief abeg talk another thing.

komekn:


I did not say " GIVE UP" Nobody is suggesting that.

I'm my experience nobody spends £80 million on a player who they think has a lot to learn.

I actually think Victor O has a lot learn he doing ok but that's all. I currently rate Dennis more than him.

chrisooblog:
The price tag is heavy but again I will repeat what the Napoli president said they paid that huge figure for Osimhen not because they expect him to instantly start topping the goal scorers chart but because they believe over time he will come good. Can he do better? of course but considering that he's a young player who's no where near his peak he has shown promising signs.

I happy you mentioned Dennis but objectively using stats on what basis are you adjudging that he's ahead of Victor?

Do you know this season is Dennis's best season ever as a professional footballer? Do you know that Emmanuel has only ever hit double digits once in his career? Plus he's older whereas Osimhen who you claim is a lesser player has hit double digits consistently in the last 4 seasons. And if you want to claim it's because Victor hasn't played in the EPL the 2 times he faced top Premier League opposition in Chelsea and Leicester City he scored 3 times so chief abeg talk another thing.

Dennis is not even a striker self till recently at watford ,he doesn’t even play there all the time

I have even watched Dennis played as a wing back for club Brugge

komekn:


When Victor O, moved to Napoli .

I said the true test of his quality will be how he can adapt to tactfully more superior system of football and one where he is not core focal point for the team as it was in Napoli and Belgium. Essentially one dimensional system.

That test has come and what do you think

It doesn't help when your teammates can't even string 3 passes without being dispossessed

chrisooblog:
Yes it's very possible for the SE to play with one man down.

The Tunisia match showed it's possible with a bit of luck we could have equalized.

Every coach worth his salt always works on contingency plans but we can only hope it works on the day.

Like wounded lions
Lol
Eagles sorry

andrewbaba44:


Dennis is not even a striker self till recently at watford ,he doesn’t even play there all the time

I have even watched Dennis played as a wing back for club Brugge

The top five goal scorers in the best and most competitive league in the world the EPL are not strikers by definition.

Salah
Diogo
Sterling
Mane
Bruno

So what's your point exactly.

Subzero47:


It doesn't help when your teammates can't even string 3 passes without being dispossessed

Blame his team mate's and the size of the ball included. Deflect all blame from Victor he is the best in the world.

BascoVanVeli:
Highlights of the Super Falcons second leg against Ivory Coast for anyone who want to watch


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

Omo. Rita never get competition till now?

I even wan know who dey cry for airport sef. Lol.

Really nice play from Ajibade. Plumptre go need more drills for 1on1 o, or else na easy pass for WC. Glad FO is back!!

komekn:


The top five goal scorers in the best and most competitive league in the world the EPL are not strikers by definition.

Salah
Diogo
Sterling
Mane
Bruno

So what's your point exactly.

Your judgement on players is too momentarily. I mean 2 years ago you will not rate Emmanuel dennis but now you rate him. Stop been hasty to judge players. Time changes things and life is full of surprises.

komekn:


Blame his team mate's and the size of the ball included. Deflect all blame from Victor he is the best in the world.

You see I'm not like you that will find any excuse to slander any player I hate, any body with two eyes that watched his match yesterday knows he played well

Battle of the Eagle and Falcon

Kelechi and Ashleigh good head to head in a special quiz


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRRZ5KuzigQ

Philosopher1979:


Your judgement on players is too momentarily. I mean 2 years ago you will not rate Emmanuel dennis but now you rate him. Stop been hasty to judge players. Time changes things and life is full of surprises.

Dude l don't think you understand that football is a short term career, as a consequence everything is time constrained.

This seasons star can become next season's flop, this is the nature of football.

The only thing you can hold on to is consistent outstanding performance. You catn hold on to past glories, it is about the HERE and NOW.

In the HERE and NOW Dennis is the most in form and best Forward player CURRENTLY in Nigeria.

Anthony Nwakaeme with a goal and assist

komekn:


Blame his team mate's and the size of the ball included. Deflect all blame from Victor he is the best in the world.

LMAO..Agenda resurfaces

Anthony Nwakaeme has to go down as one of Nigeria's greatest in Europe.

Just took Trabzonspor to within 16 points of a first title in about 50 years, with a goal, assist, 8 chances created and 6 dribbles.

From two goals down.

komekn:


Dude l don't think you understand that football is a short term career, as a consequence everything is time constrained.

This seasons star can become next season's flop, this is the nature of football.

The only thing you can hold on to is consistent outstanding performance. You catn hold on to past glories, it is about the HERE and NOW.

In the HERE and NOW Dennis is the most in form and best Forward player CURRENTLY in Nigeria.

On the basis of him playing in the premier league or what?

komekn:


Blame his team mate's and the size of the ball included. Deflect all blame from Victor he is the best in the world.

Current form
Under 25 top 9 in Europe
From top to bottom
Vlahovic
Osimhen
Haland
Mbappe

yinkeys:

Current form
Under 25 top 9 in Europe
From top to bottom
Vlahovic
Osimhen
Haland
Mbappe

Don't do this, brother.

Udogie with a poacher's goal. One of our own.

komekn:


Dude l don't think you understand that football is a short term career, as a consequence everything is time constrained.

This seasons star can become next season's flop, this is the nature of football.

The only thing you can hold on to is consistent outstanding performance. You catn hold on to past glories, it is about the HERE and NOW.

In the HERE and NOW Dennis is the most in form and best Forward player CURRENTLY in Nigeria.

Clever forward like Iheanacho

Danielnino00:


On the basis of him playing in the premier league or what?

What of the guy in Belgium

When will Isaac success ever be fit?

TheLoneCitizen:
Anthony Nwakaeme has to go down as one of Nigeria's greatest in Europe.

Just took Trabzonspor to within 16 points of a first title in about 50 years, with a goal, assist, 8 chances created and 6 dribbles.

From two goals down.

Did guy shld b invited na

TheLoneCitizen:
Anthony Nwakaeme has to go down as one of Nigeria's greatest in Europe.

Just took Trabzonspor to within 16 points of a first title in about 50 years, with a goal, assist, 8 chances created and 6 dribbles.

From two goals down.

This guy the way you dey use greatest eh