enomakos:
your beloved solanke if invited will not answer the callup trust me
you can ask him yourself

enomakos:
that must be wikki tourist striker Godwin obaje

TheGoodJoe:


If he is ready to choose Nigeria over England with no regrets, then I say we do our best to make him part of the team and give him a chance to contribute to the growth of Nigerian football.

He is a fantastic talent but I do not think he is ready for the Olympics team.

As for the U20, I hope and believe Coach Amunike will give him a call up. Remember, for now, Coach Amunike said he will only work with homebased players. He wants the foreign based players to use the facilities, coaches and equipments to develop themselves. Coach Amunike wants to train the home based Flying Eagles himself.

When the time reaches, I hope he hands Solanke a call up. Vitesse No.9, is not beans.

forgiveness:



Has Solanke even gotten a call up from Nigeria to turn it down for England?


So, why are you casting aspersions on Solanke when he has not privately told you or shown you were his heart belongs?

forgiveness:


How do you know when a player is ready or not?

At least, you have seen the YouTube. Now, tell me the difference between Solanke and Iheanacho from what you saw?

Have you confirmed he played everywhere in the front line?

Did you see the extra effort he did before he scored his goals unlike Iheanacho who received tailored passes from the pass masters to score easy goals.

forgiveness:
@ TheGoodJoe

Dominic Solanke for the world to see.

Some go get nighmare seeing this.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7J4n_VrtDw&itct=CBgQpDAYAiITCNrDto2D98sCFQizFgodCXoIQTIHcmVsYXRlZEit5rKlkOTHyKsB



Now let us see Kelechi Iheanacho


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


Who can spot the difference?

I never talk say one better pass one ooo.

terzurum5:
Ooooh ayio oooh Or a ker Ikyaa I kor nan X2
Or ayio ooohh Or a ker ikyaa I kor nan X2
Or Forgiveness va ve or a ker ikyaa i kor nan


Don't mind me that is a song in my dialect...
Simple interpretation is "na person wey look for trouble na him trouble de look for"

Sir Forgiveness has forced me to review some articles about Chisom Chikatara so lets go
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Chisom Chikatara

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Chisom

Chisom Chikatara (born 24 November 1994) is a Nigerian Premier League Striker for Abia Warriors FC. He has two sisters and three brothers, he is from Ibeku in Abia State Nigeria. His Father is from Amuzukwu Ibeku and Mother from Nkata Ibeku also. He went to Global International School Bende Road and then went to Government College Umuahia. He is known for his speed on the ball, dribbles, Super Striker and prolific goal scorer.[3]


Chikatara started playing football at the age of 7 for Independent FC a childhood club for kids, he then started outgrew the club and joined New Generation FC at the age of 12. he developed more love for football in this club and also played for major local competitions in the state and country.


In club football, Chisom got promoted with Abia Warriors FC into the First Division League which is the Glo Nigeria Premier League in 2013. He won the Youngest Player in the Pro League, He won the Most Valuable Player of The Club MVP, he won the highest goal scorer in the Nigeria National League. He became the 3rd highest goal scorer in the 2015 Nigeria Premier league with 2 goals behind the top scorer.


Club career[edit]

Early career[edit]

Chisom joined the local football club Independent FC, a club basically for children of age 13 below. After five years with the club, he outgrew it and moved over to New Generation FC. While playing for this club he sign a short loan deal with Benie Aries FC in a Super Four Competition between Abia Warriors Fc, Heartland FC and Diamond FC. He was the highest goal scorer in the competition.


He had various offers to move to Heartland FC then which was already in the Glo Premier League but finally he moved to Abia Warriors at the age of seventeen. He signed the contract in November 2012.

Abia Warriors FC

He was part of the pillar that brought the team into the 1st division league especially with his goal scoring technique. the Super "S" as he is called by fans always scores which made him to be named the highest goal scorer as the club was promoted.[4]


On 18 September 2015 his mother died and he was not told about it because the club had a home big clash against Warri Wolves, they won the match 2-1 before the Club Chairman High Chief Emeka Inyama Broke the sad news to him.[5]


Wydad Athletic Club

He signed to Wydad Athletic Club


International career

He was a part of the Nigerian team that played for 2016 African Nations Championship also refereed to as CHAN 2016 which was the 4th edition of the African Nations Championship. He was substituted on the 58 minutes of Nigeria vs Niger first group stage match were he bagged his National hatrick scoring at 75, 81 and 90 minutes of the match which ended 4-1 to the victory of the Nigerian Team, He was awarded man of the Match too.[6]

On the Second Group Stage of the CHAN 2016 tournament, he also came from the bench again to put his name on the score board which was later equalized by Akaïchi that leveled the game against Tunisia.[7]

On the Third Round of the group stage match was a disaster for the Nigerian side as the lost the game by 1 nil to Guinea better side although still having Chisom Chikatara coming from the bench, and that ended the Nigerian team Campaign to proceed to the next round of the Competition.[8]


Style of play

A quick, and agile right-footed striker, Chisom is primarily known for his outstanding pace, mobility, and athleticism as a footballer, as well as his striking power, and his strength, despite his young age;[9][10]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chisom_Chikatara
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TheGoodJoe:


Your bells just ring when you hear Solanke. Someone wrote that Solanke is ready to choose Nigeria over England.

My reply was if he is ready, let us give him a call up.

Your reply is how do you know if he is ready. I do not understand you again. We can not know. If reports says he is ready, give him a call up.

What else should I say?

As for Iheanacho Vs Solanke, you are just joking.

Solanke is not as rated as you make him. If he was as good as you make him, Guus Hiddink would pick him over Traore and would not buy Pato.

He might be a bright prospect but for now, he is not as good as Iheanacho that Man City allowed the likes of Dzeko and Jovetic leave for.

TheGoodJoe:


If he is ready to choose Nigeria over England with no regrets, then I say we do our best to make him part of the team and give him a chance to contribute to the growth of Nigerian football.

He is a fantastic talent but I do not think he is ready for the Olympics team.

As for the U20, I hope and believe Coach Amunike will give him a call up. Remember, for now, Coach Amunike said he will only work with homebased players. He wants the foreign based players to use the facilities, coaches and equipments to develop themselves. Coach Amunike wants to train the home based Flying Eagles himself.

When the time reaches, I hope he hands Solanke a call up. Vitesse No.9, is not beans.

forgiveness:



Chikatara is very good but only in the NPFL.

Remember, Ahmed Musa once broke the record of the highest goals scored in the NPFL but when he got to Play in the Eredivisie, he struggled to score 10 goals in 2 seasons.

Bros, scoring goals in the Eredivisie or Europe no be beans and yam.

Below is the screenshot of Ahmed Musa's goals record in Europe.

forgiveness:


@bolded below

TheGoodJoe:


Your bells just ring when you hear Solanke. Someone wrote that Solanke is ready to choose Nigeria over England.

My reply was if he is ready, let us give him a call up.

Your reply is how do you know if he is ready. I do not understand you again. We can not know. If reports says he is ready, give him a call up.

What else should I say?

As for Iheanacho Vs Solanke, you are just joking.

Solanke is not as rated as you make him. If he was as good as you make him, Guus Hiddink would pick him over Traore and would not buy Pato.

He might be a bright prospect but for now, he is not as good as Iheanacho that Man City allowed the likes of Dzeko and Jovetic leave for.

terzurum5:
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Goal Scoring Defender Ganiu Ogungbe Rues Draw With Aris
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Ex-Nigeria U20 international Ganiu Ogungbe has declared that Ethnikos Achnas were unlucky not to get the maximum points in their Cypriot First Division clash away to Aris Limassol on Sunday.


The central defender put his team 2-1 up in the 35th minute,only for Mathew Boniface to restore parity for Aris in the first minute of stoppage time.


Ogungbe has blossomed into a goal scoring defender since his arrival at Ethnikos Achnas,with his strike against Aris his seventh in the league since he debuted for the club in 2014.


“I am a central defender but I also play as a central midfielder but all my four goals (this season) came from the defensive position,” Ogungbe told allnigeriasoccer.com.


“I think my team deserves the three points but unfortunately we were unlucky.All thanks to God.”

The ex-Omonia Nicosia stopper has played 22 games in the top-flight so far this season, and has been yellow-carded eight times.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel
http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=18552
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TheGoodJoe:



Playing a striker off position can reduce the goal rate of a striker drastically. That is why I asked of Solanke played on the wings but he did not.

Musa hardly plays as a point man, so you can not expect the same goal scoring stats as in the NPFL.

Look at Lukaku at Chelsea. He hardly scored because he played on the wings. At Everton, he plays upfront as a hitman and he is a totally different player. One of the EPL best.

Icon4s:


Forgiveness oya onje ti de (food has come). The name sounds like one of those names you like defending.
Adjust your Olympics team list sharperly

forgiveness:


I no bi like you na.

but how you differentiate the sound of this name?


Pls, answer those questions i asked u lately

forgiveness:



In football condition is never permanent. Today na Vardy, yesterday was Aguero.


If Chidozie Awaziem plays today again for Porto, he will surely get my nod to play for the Super Eagles ahead of the bench warmer Ambrose.


So, you mean Iheanacho deserves to be called to the National team as at that time Oliseh selected him after scoring just 2 league goals?

I see "it took some good club performance before Oliseh considered him for a call up". You mean with just two goals?

While Sadiq Umar who also scored 2 goals in 3 matches is not worthy of invitation into the Olympics(i am not even talking about Super Eagles ooo)?

If you have your way, you will replace any somebody with Chidozie Awaziem to make sure he makes the list of the Olympic team which i am not against but i just want to point out something. You know what I mean.


Now, moving to Ramon-azeez, so, do you mean he has never rising before?

Because i know he played regularly for his club in the la liga prior to the World Cup. Now, tell me, who should have replaced him then?

Besides, Keshi no know em work? Playing Ramon Azeez as an attacking midfielder and not his favourite CMF or DMF proved he knows nothing.

TheGoodJoe:


Imoh Ezekiel, Moses Simon and Isaac Success play on the wings. So their stats do not count.

Icon4s:


First get my point. I was never against his invitation. What I was against was the slogan of he being the best natural midfielder in the team.

At that point in time Michael Babatunde and even Rabiu Ibrahim were ahead of him. Not to even mention Mikel Obi, Nosa Igiebor and Ogenyi Onazi. Ramon just had a fairly good 6months of consistent club football going into the world cup.

Forget that story of say "he was played out of position". Do you know how many positions I have seem 'Karo Etebo play of which he did creditably well.

TheGoodJoe:


Those are two different unrelated issues. You can see the mix up from you.

One, was about if Solanke is ready to choose Nigeria and the other is if he is good enough to play for the Olympics team.


If he is ready to choose Nigeria over England with no regrets, then I say we do our best to make him part of the team and give him a chance to contribute to the growth of Nigerian football.

He is a fantastic talent but I do not think he is ready for the Olympics team.
If he wants to choose Nigeria, let us get him.

If we get him, I[b] do not think he is good enough for the Olympics team [/b]and if called I expect him to battle for the U20 spot.

TheGoodJoe:



How can you watch that clip and tag Solanke prolific. If he wants to make it in the big league, he has to do better. He actually scored two penalties.

That is in open play, in 17 games, he has 5 goals in the Eredivisie.

He is not as prolific as you make him. Look at Chelsea, we have youngsters like Zouma, Rahman, Kennedy, Traore, Loftus-Cheek.

You can say Solanke did not make because he is very young but to say he is better than Iheanacho, Man City's most lethal shot-taker, is blasphemy.

Also, strikers drift to the wings but they have their primary role.

Solanke plays as a point man/Striker in every game he plays for Vitesse. He does not have the stats to force Coach Siasia to drop his attacking plans for him.

I hope he improves and pulls better stats.

forgiveness:



You mean in the big league where Van Persie, Suarez etc came, saw and conquered from the Eredivisie?

How many penalties did Iheanacho score?

Atleast, you saw how he scored with his skills without needing any tailored passes that made Iheanacho to score easy goals. Abi i lie?

If Solanke dey for Man City, i am sure he must have scored 15 goals and even benched ... you know nau.

The primary goal of an attacker is to score. Chikena!

How did you know he played as a point man in every game he played for Vitesse?

Did you watch any of the matches?

forgiveness:


@bolded

And i am asking you, how do you know when a player is good or not good enough for the Olympics team?

What are the names of these players good enough?

Pls, we don't want personal opinions, we want proven technical facts. Thanks

forgiveness:


The question is, did Ahmed Musa play as a point man for VVenlo? True or false

forgiveness:



Who was the coach when Solanke was sent on loan?

Comparing Solanke and Iheanacho is normal because they played in the same English youth club grade. So, it is normal and there is nothing abnormal about it.


Chelsea loaned players are all better than Man city players except Aguero. The rest no bi Chelsea standard.

Even the regetted ex- Chelsea player turned Super star in Man City can testify to that.

So, please don't go there. Thanks

forgiveness:



You mean in the big league where Van Persie, Suarez etc came, saw and conquered from the Eredivisie?

How many penalties did Iheanacho score?

Atleast, you saw how he scored with his skills without needing any tailored passes that made Iheanacho to score easy goals. Abi i lie?

If Solanke dey for Man City, i am sure he must have scored 15 goals and even benched ... you know nau.

The primary goal of an attacker is to score. Chikena!

How did you know he played as a point man in every game he played for Vitesse?

Did you watch any of the matches?