BascoVanVeli:



I am convinced u have a picture for every life situation

TheLoneCitizen:


Then why are you using it, since he has been deployed as a holding midfielder in both of his appearances.

Why not use data from last season, where he was deployed as a winger to prove your point?

How can you be shooting yourself in the foot like this, my good man?

You as an expert should know that heatmap doesn't show attacking or defensive ability, just workrate and versatility.

This is Rodri's heatmap. From your deduction, he is an attacking maestro.

TheSuperNerd:
19 y/o Anglo-Nigerian, Kelvin Ehibhationham on the bench for Reading in the Championship vs Blackburn.

31mins played. Reading up 1-0.

No Ovie Ejaria as he is currently injured (Hamstring I think).

TheSuperNerd:
Courtesy of EaglesTrackerNG: K. Nwakali full highlights on his Ponferradina debut

Twitter link:
https://twitter.com/EaglesTrackerNG/status/1559888139216453633?t=pRF5j8_NSi5Wj7Qy2WdKIg&s=19

YT link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POg0Aslp3ws


I don dey laugh already. Lol


Note: YT Video may not play here thru NL due to La Liga copyright restrictions, but the video is still available on EaglesTrackerNG's YouTube page. If you are interested.

M7even:


Vawulence everywhere !!!

Supernerdy actually has a way of making people wanna dislike a player when he is hyping them whenever people don't seem to agree to him.

I don't know if he does it purposely for any reason ,or he does it without him knowing what he does. There was a time he led the charge with safarigirl, Chriskel, Kelly whatever on supporting iheanacho the season he wasn't playing well due to few opportunities to play or while Komekn and a few thought he lazy and lacked any true potential for EPL in comparison to other British Nigerian descent players like Solanke, Tammy etc. There was interesting comparison that freaked many out back then but it was an interesting episode here.

Today it's Nwakili's matter and like the previous episodes like Osimhen vs Haaland vs Tammy, They keep the pages interesting and shouldn't be taken seriously. After all everyone is giving an opinion and that's just it.

mostob:
At a time during the match, i was asking myself if it is this same football the girls dey play, na him man utd dey play.

Rofiat Imuran was so impressive. WOTM for me.

mostob:
At a time during the match, i was asking myself if it is this same football the girls dey play, na him man utd dey play.

Rofiat Imuran was so impressive. WOTM for me.

Meliforme:


Let's stick to context you said Iwobi's propensity to join the attack is very low.
A player's heat map bears every indication to the player's role during attacking phases . So you mean to say that a player's heat map showing how well the player frequents places higher up the pitch has no indication on the player's role during forays of attack.

How do you even define an attacking phase?

Before i delve deeper into heat map interpretations, I will like to know the markers that informed your stance that Iwobi's propensity to join attacks is very low.

Philosopher1979:


Manchester United should use players from their academy and forget about the stars they have.
They should concentrate on team work and tactics. The kind of formation they want to use and how the players fit into the formation
players like iqbal, elanga will improve with time. The set of paul scholes and the like were academy players.
If they should buy players they should target players under 25 who want to work and are proud to be manu players.
All these stars will lead them to disaster with their lack of commitment.
Academy players is the way forward and they should instill discipline and team work on them

andrewbaba44:

They where more focused on Barca transfer than giving players from their academy chances ,Garry Neville and all their journalist attacked Barca all transfer window because FDJ rejected their club

They forgot Barcelona used the most academy players last season till they figure out their way to make some little signings

They should give Iqbal chance ,elanga doesn’t look like who is good enough

charlesemeka85:
elanga no good at all. the academy prospects united can boast of ready for 1st team football re ganacho,iqbal,savage and garner for now

the latter is likely to be sold with few epl and championship clubs interested

maidaboi:
Greenwood was on the right path but......................

charlesemeka85:
elanga no good at all. the academy prospects united can boast of ready for 1st team football re ganacho,iqbal,savage and garner for now

the latter is likely to be sold with few epl and championship clubs interested

hatakekakashi:

Even Iqbal and co should be eased in sef just the way Greenwood was. Elanga was good last season, before he began to start games repeatedly. They should still go for talented and experienced players.

mostob:
At a time during the match, i was asking myself if it is this same football the girls dey play, na him man utd dey play.

Rofiat Imuran was so impressive. WOTM for me.

Stormtrooper11:


Why did you mention Manchester united?

Danielnino00:
One of the factional body of the Professional footballers association of Nigeria (PFAN) are threatening a court action as the NFF annual general meeting holds today ..



Here we go ahead...

TheSuperNerd:
Dennis and Awoniyi Gallery: NFFC Wednesday Training session

See how Lingard dey look Dennis in 2nd frame.

Philosopher1979:


Manchester United should use players from their academy and forget about the stars they have.
They should concentrate on team work and tactics. The kind of formation they want to use and how the players fit into the formation
players like iqbal, elanga will improve with time. The set of paul scholes and the like were academy players.
If they should buy players they should target players under 25 who want to work and are proud to be manu players.
All these stars will lead them to disaster with their lack of commitment.
Academy players is the way forward and they should instill discipline and team work on them

TheSuperNerd:
Dennis and Awoniyi Gallery: NFFC Wednesday Training session

See how Lingard dey look Dennis in 2nd frame.

TheSuperNerd:
Dennis and Awoniyi Gallery: NFFC Wednesday Training session

See how Lingard dey look Dennis in 2nd frame.