maidaboi:
my 4 will be Nnadi, Umeh, Fredrick and Daga

charlesemeka85:
Looking at Daga I doubt he is up to 20 years old. Facially he looks very young

charlesemeka85:
I like umeh too, very strong and functions perfectly as a lone striker when the team is defending

chrisooblog:
The goalkeeper looks solid. With better coaching he could be knocking on the down of the SE pretty soon.

charlesemeka85:
I said Eletu is younger because I knw a bit of he’s history than Nnadi

Real age Eletu I doubt is up to 20

TheLoneCitizen:
High press, the secret to this success.

yinkeys:
Red card o

charlesemeka85:
who’s age? If it’s Nnadi you are referring to he looks young and won’t be above 22-23 in real age

Also I doubt Eletu is up to 20

Other 2 that looks pretty young are Fredrick and Daga

TheSuperNerd:
Benjamin Frederick, every body🔥🔥🔥🤝🏻

This is the latest from Fab on the lad as followup on that Fab tweet on my birthday. Lol

comodo:

Gambia just shot themselves on the feet. Imagine playing for 80mins with 10men.

comodo:

Gambia just shot themselves on the feet. Imagine playing for 80mins with 10men.

Toylove:

That daga f up with him 16 years old wey e dey claim sha. E for just claim 19 and sign a professional contract with an European team after the world cup

elyte89:



If i talk say nnadi is a better midfielder Dan eletu …but no be my mouth 👄 u go hear dt one cos I know wan cause war for dis thread 😀

TheSuperNerd:
From my analyses, I literally said this...

"Nnadi is a such a pearl in the middle of this Nigerian side. He brings the energy, the intensity and that decent level of technicality in our progressive vertical plays. Call him the "Michael Essien" of this team and you won't be far from the truth. A box to box demon.
His role vs Argentina ensured that Daga didn't have to go Box-to-Box this time. Nnadi's role interpretation was key to why Daga was able to focus solely on sitting in front of the back 4 and screening that defence with Poise and class."


Ask yourself why Nnadi was picked vs Argentina in midfield and Eletu dropped.

Both are fantastic young talents but they have their merits and demerits.

charlesemeka85:
the difference between both is that Nnadi presently is playing men’s football in Bulgaria while Eletu is playing primavera football in Italy.

When watching Eletu play you will accept the fact that the guy talent wise is superior to others in the team despite his young age. He’s football intelligence and technique is above others while Nnadi comes second from my observation but currently the latter tops him due to the exposure and experience of playing men’s football

Both are for the future but currently I think Nnadi is more ready. Eletu is massively talented but needs more time.

In a season or two a move out on loan to midtable serie A or serie B teams will aid he’s development

Kog45:
Oga you too dey deviate on issues and always trying to broaden simple football basics bringing theoretical analysis over tactical analysis……Nigeria defeated Argentina 2-0 in a WC match hosted by Argentina and you are asking me how many top successful sides play with park bus.

Oga thegoodjoe I respect you a lot,accepting facts doesn’t make one a loser,even great lawyers loses in courts and move on,not everything should be centered on long epistle just to prove what is glaring to laymen.

yinkeys:

Not Hakimi
It’s official
Bono from Morocco will win

TheGoodJoe:


I did not say we did not win. I said we should not get carried away because the better side lost.

In the long run, history favors the side that plays better. You can beat a side in a game with negative tactics but you can not build a reputable side in a long run with it.

We can celebrate we won but we need to face reality that we were not electric.

We stayed camped and were dominated.

I know so much about tactics and I have watched these game for ages. We were outplayed. We can celebrate the win but it does not change reality.

Marjoribanks:
Chukweze to tottenham

Danielnino00:


In which book or world of football tactical analysis is it stated that playing offensive style is the only proper way to play football? Why should the defensive aspect be ignored ?
When you face a team you know has a better advantage than you, it's just common sense to adopt a tactic that would nullify your opponent style and at the same time creating room for you to hit them..that was what we did yesterday.. our defense held them down and we hit them on the counter with pace and physicality.. I don't see what the problem here is...
That was how Marcelo Bielsa was trying to match all the teams he faced in the EPL with Leeds man to man with offensive tactics until it backfired and he was sacked..
PS: I'm not a fan of defensive football especially when it is the norm in a team..

Blueelf:


Seriously!!!

yinkeys:

Lol no o
Wait till caf awards
Sad to say but Objectively speaking he deserves it
He was exceptional for club and country
Osimhen didn’t qualify for the World Cup

TheGoodJoe:


The question has nothing to do with what I like or do not like.

The point is, there is a working system adopted by most top sides. It has shown to improve players and teams.

So if parking bus and counter attacking is what you all approve, how come it is a system not adopted by quality sides.

This is sticking to a system that is not working in the long run.

chrisooblog:
Nigeria now Africa's last rep at the U-20s Hope they can go much further.

Marjoribanks:
Chukweze to tottenham

MetalJigsaw:
As a coach, you adopt a tactic based on your team's strengths. The personnel in this team is largely of strong and fast players with very little or no technical ability if you leave out the number 10 guy.

so what do you expect the coach to come up with coming face to face with those Argentines.

Another thing you should know today is strength, pace and stamina is a hell of and antedote for a technical team like the Argies.