fabyom:
Not when he just missed a penalty. He made the best decision. Without the penalty miss, he wouldn't have passed.

andrewbaba44:
Omo osimhen terrorize Liverpool for 41 minutes sha ,you won’t even think of the pk he missed

charlesemeka85:
he was a handful for van dirk and Gomes.

He is that type of #9 highly needed at Manchester United. Bobo na pressing machine which immerse aggression and pace

BannedLarge:
Forget about Osimehn anger/temper issue, the guy is actually a loving person. Dude is always showing love to his fans, journalists etc

TheLoneCitizen:


Anguissa having a good game says more on Liverpool than him.

Zambo is one of the more lackadaisical DMs this season. Very unprotective of his defence.

Anguissa is best a box-box.

charlesemeka85:
sure he will, Brugge will afford him the platform to improve his game which will attract bigger clubs in better leagues

andrewbaba44:
Make we learn no Dey judge player by the league wey dem purchase them from

Just take a look at that Georgian guy

Nice game Napoli ,I hope Victor injury isn’t that serious

andrewbaba44:


But he didn’t show love to you when he refused to score against Ghana so you can win your betting ,now you have lost your land located at mbaise

Osimhen is not a good person

BannedLarge:
Forget about Osimehn anger/temper issue, the guy is actually a loving person. Dude is always showing love to his fans, journalists etc

BascoVanVeli:



That's even more reason to take the chance. The character to perform right after failure is part of being a top level professional.

fabyom:
It was a tight angle and he had an unmarked teammate in a better position. He did the right thing.

BascoVanVeli:


Zambo was in a tighter angle and still finished.

There is nothing wrong with passing to an unmarked teammate but sometimes u have to take on the responsibility, especially as a striker.

Subzero047:


If you want to talk to me talk to me direct stop going through the corners

Besides the guy dey ball

Curtisaxel10:
Lessons from the Napoli game:

1. Ball-playing CM/DM is the goal. I loved the way Anguissa and Lobotka (I think) controlled the midfield, taking the pressure away from the defenders even with Liverpool forwards pressing them hard.

Anguissa's twists and turns, control and movement were pure class. Ndidi cannot do that. His best move is to receive ball and pass to the nearest man ASAP .

Therefore, I think Ndidi should remain a CB for now. There, he can utilize his tackling skills without having to "ball-play".

(2) Osimhen is a good unselfish striker. His pass to Kvara reminded me of his pass to Chukwueze against Sierra Leone with the open net at his mercy. Both were excellent decisions, both were squandered.

Very nice striker, Osimhen. But he should stay away from penalties for now. He simply doesn't know how to take them.

(3) Osimhen functions better in a counter-attacking setup. Sit back and hit on the break. Peseiro, over to you.

BascoVanVeli:


Zambo was in a tighter angle and still finished.

There is nothing wrong with passing to an unmarked teammate but sometimes u have to take on the responsibility, especially as a striker.

BascoVanVeli:


Zambo was in a tighter angle and still finished.

There is nothing wrong with passing to an unmarked teammate but sometimes u have to take on the responsibility, especially as a striker.

TheLoneCitizen:


How can you call that a tighter angle, when Anguissa was cutting in on his stronger foot, while Osimhen was cutting onto his left.

Also, more importantly, Anguissa had no one to pass to.

Osimhen had two.

chrisooblog:
Hmmm looking at your screenshot I think I get your point. He had only the goalkeeper to beat should have been confident in his ability to bury that chance.

Like someone said maybe the penalty miss spooked him so he want to F-up again.

That said I love his selflessness but the needs of the team above his own.

charlesemeka85:
It baffles me seeing some folks here saying ndidi is better off as a centre bck than cdm. Not all cdm must be ball players, even in that aspect of the game ndidi is decent.

Ndidi is an out and out cdm same as casimero,tchoumeni,gana,holjberg,bissouma and not a busquet,Carrick,pirlo,Jorginho or even aguissa kind of player

His primary duty on the pitch is to guide the back four which he does superbly. That is what he is built for and can’t offer what he doesn’t hv naturally

With iwobi been converted to a cm by lamps and hv functioned well in that position the ideal thing to do in the national team by jpes is using both in the midfield where the leicester man will start in his natural position while Alex will be deployed as a cm to control and detect play. Maybe alhassan can be deployed as b2b or aribo as a 10 closer to the opponent’s 18 yard box depending on the tactics jpes wants to use

Our cb pairing should be ajayi and bassey, right back aina and left back zaidu

If the team wants to play a back 3 then bassey, ajayi and akpoguma

comodo:

Okoye dey post sha. They are coming

TheLoneCitizen:


How can you call that a tighter angle, when Anguissa was cutting in on his stronger foot, while Osimhen was cutting onto his left.

Also, more importantly, Anguissa had no one to pass to.

Osimhen had two.

BascoVanVeli:


Zambo was in a tighter angle and still finished.

There is nothing wrong with passing to an unmarked teammate but sometimes u have to take on the responsibility, especially as a striker.

TFLASHOGEE:
including Nottingham forest and Bournemouth abi comerade

do4luv14:




And looking at the second picture from another angle, that would had certainly be a goal for Victor, IF, that team mate had return the favour, instead or going for the kill