forgiveness:
Isaac Success has skills and speed but I don't think he is not prolific in front of goal as we think.

I have seen him missed goals severally in la liga though he's good at dribbling and creating goals. In addition, he played as a winger for Granada and now Watford.


If invited, he can only come in as a Winger and not a striker. Now, the question is who should be dropped for him? Simon Moses, Victor Moses or Ezekiel Imoh?

forgiveness:
Isaac Success has skills and speed but I don't think he is not prolific in front of goal as we think.

I have seen him missed goals severally in la liga though he's good at dribbling and creating goals. In addition, he played as a winger for Granada and now Watford.


If invited, he can only come in as a Winger and not a striker. Now, the question is who should be dropped for him? Simon Moses, Victor Moses or Ezekiel Imoh?

tbaba1234:


He has the quality to play as a striker for Nigeria. Henry was a winger before he was converted to a striker. I see a similar trajectory for Success

Orkpekyandega:

He can come in for any one of them, particularly Imoh Ezekiel because he has got an eye for goal more than the three.

forgiveness:


He can't play as a striker for Granada then is it with the world cup qualifiers, we start experimenting to know if he can play as a striker for Nigeria?

tbaba1234:


He won player of the season for Granada because of his displays on the wing. His dribbles were critical for Granada. Henry played winger at Monaco but was converted to a striker at a bigger club, It happens.

Our wings are kinda filled-up and we need help getting goals.

forgiveness:


I know now because I watched him several times.

He was mostly played on the wings and he did very well. But the lad is not good at scoring goals. You may be surprised but I saw how he missed clear cut chances on several occasions. I didn't believe it but it is true.

I don't think we lack striker. What we lack is a creative midfielder. You can agree if you can remember how Iwobi came in against the Egyptians and changed the game.

tbaba1234:


It is difficult to rate players playing different games.

forgiveness:
Isaac Success has skills and speed but I don't think he is prolific in front of goal as we think.

I have seen him missed goals severally in la liga though he's good at dribbling and creating goals. In addition, he played as a winger for Granada and now Watford.


If invited, he can only come in as a Winger and not a striker. Now, the question is who should be dropped for him? Simon Moses, Victor Moses or Ezekiel Imoh?

forgiveness:
Isaac Success has skills and speed but I don't think he is prolific in front of goal as we think.

I have seen him missed goals severally in la liga though he's good at dribbling and creating goals. In addition, he played as a winger for Granada and now Watford.


If invited, he can only come in as a Winger and not a striker. Now, the question is who should be dropped for him? Simon Moses, Victor Moses or Ezekiel Imoh?

tbaba1234:


I also saw him missing plenty chances but i feel, with good coaching, he can be a good striker. His dribbling skills will make him very dangerous. I could be wrong though.

Icon4s:


Success may likely be invited as one of the strikers. I would take him over Ideye.

He may not b a starter yet but can deputies for Ighalo.

terzurum5:

Victor Moses Misses begging chances too. Imoh Ezekiel's current form is not that Fantastic, he only was when Stephen Keshi was the Coach. Besides he has not been regular with the Eagles so Success should take his place. Who knows if Success make bring something new and better.

forgiveness:


Chai! are you indirectly telling us what is going on behind the curtain with the National team selection kwa?

I see! So, Dey have decided to drop inform Ideye for a winger.


Success is not a striker. Why bring him for a striker?

Rorh we dey observe ooooo. No follow follow follow Nigerian coaches oooo.

forgiveness:


Chai! are you indirectly telling us what is going on behind the curtain with the National team selection kwa?

I see! So, Dey have decided to drop inform Ideye for a winger.


Success is not a striker. Why bring him for a striker?

Rorh we dey observe ooooo. No follow follow follow Nigerian coaches oooo.

forgiveness:


This is what some of us is talking about.

Pulisic and Kljesten were overlooked for the regular players but when they were given the chance, they did better than the so called regular players.

This is a great lesson our coaches must accept if they want to see the best players in green white green.


Bring Raheem Lawal, John Ogu, Nosa Igbeibor, Esiti, Kayode Olanrewaju, Anthony Ujah, Brain Idowu, Kenneth Otigba, and Alampasu to the camp for the next world Cup qualifiers and we go see ballers.

Etebor Ogehnekaro and Simon Moses are out of the qualifiers due to injury. Raheem Lawal can take his place. We need to see Esiti fight with Ndidi for the defensive midfield position.

These are the players invited for the last qualifier against Zambia and opposite them are the players doing very well in their various clubs.

GK Ikechukwu Ezenwa vs Alampasu
GK Carl Ikeme
GK Emmanuel Daniel
DF Elderson Echiéjilé
DF Shehu Abdullahi vs Tyrone Ebuechi
DF Leon Balogun
DF William Troost-Ekong
DF Jamiu Alimi vs Kenneth Otigba
DF Kingsley Madu
DF Musa Muhammed vs Daniel Adejo
DF Chidozie Awaziem vs Brian Idowu
MF John Obi Mikel (Captain) vs Ramon Azeez
MF Ogenyi Onazi Vs John Ogu
MF Nosa Igiebor vs Raheem Lawal
MF Wilfred Ndidi Vs Anderson Esiti
FW Ahmed Musa
FW Brown Ideye vs Kayode Olanrewaju
FW Victor Moses vs Sone Aluko
FW Moses Simon vs Isaac Success
FW Odion Ighalo vs Anthony Ujah
FW Alex Iwobi vs Rabiu Ibrahim vs Abdul Ajagun
FW Kelechi Iheanacho
FW Imoh Ezekiel vs Seyi Ojo

TheSuperNerd:
Sir.... We will continue to be "wowed" because Nacho, Iwobi and Success represent the leading figures of Nigeria's next super Golden Generation which I have been harping on since last year's May/June...

The others you mentioned have also been harped on at various times across all JOSEPH1013 THREADS FOR OUR CADET AND YOUTH TEAMS... BY NOT ONLY ME BUT A HOST OF OTHER BIGGER OGAS and Madam(s) AND Super-ANALYSTS IN THE HOUSE like Sir Goodjoe, Sir Basco, Sir Icons, Sir Orkperkyandega, Sir Terzurum5, Sir Blackalbino6, Sir Justiz5, and Madam Safarigirl and others...


We have a new thread where we also follow the growth of the likes of Ejaria, The Nwakali brothers, Osimhen, Yahaya "Iniesta" Musa, Chukwueze and a host of other cadet and youth talents...

This is it:

Icon4s:
The challenge we may have as regards goals scoring is how to best utilize the Iheanacho-Ighalo strike partnership combination.

Ighalo thrives better in a 4-4-2 formation. Being a lone striker in a 4-5-1 formation does nt really favour him. He needs someone to play with him.

I initially opined that Iheanacho be made d point man but after several considerations I think Ighalo should remain d point man in a 4-4-1-1 formation with Iheanacho playing behind him just like in the Tanzania game. Iheanacho should be made to combine more with Ighalo while also finding space to aim for goal. With this we can easily switch between 4-4-2 & 4-5-1.


I would like a formation like this:

.................Ighalo

Iwobi......Iheanacho.....V. Moses

..........Mikel
....................Onazi

Echiejile...Ekong/Omeruo...Balogun.. (?)

4-4-1-1.

My major concern in that defends is the RB. Though Musa Mohamed did well against Tanzania, but I am not completely sure we have got a right back that can stop the rampaging Algerian, Zambian and Cameroonian attackers/wingers.

Against Tanzania We attacked more and didn't face any major attacking threats. Mohammed was almost a winger in that game. Can he make those runs againt our WC qualifying opponents and we wouldn't get punished?
Well Shehu Abdulahi is another candidate. Let d coaches decide.

Icon4s:


You dare put Rabiu Ibrahim and Abduljeleel Ajagun on the same line with Alex Iwobi.
Na wa.

forgiveness:


Of course, why not? Give Rabiu Ibrahim and Abdul Ajagun chance for National team and dem go perform wella. Abi I lie?

Icon4s:


You see, football is dynamic. Gone are those days when only natural wingers play from the wings. Did you notice in d second half of the Watford vs Manu game Ighalo played from the wings. Strikers can be made to play from the wings depending on the dynamics of the game.

And note that national team football is different from club football. Success is a striker that can also play from the wings.

We have wingers aplenty of which Iwobi and V. Moses are first choices(my opinion). Where we need more bite and dynamism is in the attack.

Brown Ideye has been with Super Eagles for almost 4yrs and d only highlight I have abt his contribution to the Super Eagles was that jab he made to Emenike from which we scored against Burkina Faso in our 2013 AFCON group game. Which form are u talking about now that he could not display while he was at the more competitive EPL. Greek league na league? We are talking about building a new team and so we need players whose careers are on the rise. We have seen the better days of Ideye.

And pls, pls Mr forgiveness, any thing I post here is strictly my opinion and nothing to do with what happens at the glass house or any where else.Pls.

terzurum5:

Yes You lie no be small.
How many chances Rabiu Ibrahim wan get with Super Eagles before him go make statement for himself.

Iwobi all the way a beg.

terzurum5:

Yes You lie no be small.
How many chances Rabiu Ibrahim wan get with Super Eagles before him go make statement for himself.

Iwobi all the way a beg.

lakesidepapa:


Egbon?? Success is a striker.., abi nobi Isaac success of Manu U17? he played as a winger at granada, I think he can regain his scoring ability if he finds his way as a striker. More so, he also got an eyes for goal.


He's just good in the front, both as a striker and winger

Orkpekyandega:
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Enyeama Blasts Media Report Comparing Him To Ikeme
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Former Nigeria Goalkeeper and Lille Shot Stopper has reacted angrily to an article on a top International football website which seems to pit him against current eagles Safe hands Carl Ikeme.


The Ex Super Eagles took to social media to vent his displeasure at the online publication.


The Article posted on Sunday 18th of September reads ” Carl Ikeme outshines Vincent Enyeama as Gernot Rohr nears goalkeeping decision”.


The Article which goes on to state that “While the LOSC Lille stopper conceded again while the Wolves keeper was at his best to thwart Newcastle United” and this has not gone down well with Enyeama.


“You can write whatever you like,I am not in a race with anyone.keep writing,I am use to this kind of journalism. ” Enyeama stated on his social media page.


Enyeama also referred to such write ups as trying to bring him down saying ” What can I say, its called “bring him Down syndrome”.


Both Enyeama and Ikeme featured for their clubs yesterday and the Wolves safe hands was very impressive making excellent saves against Newcastle read High Flying Carl Ikeme Posts Impressive Shutout Against Newcastle.


The Nigerian Media has been rife with reports of current Eagles Coach Gernot Rohr setting out to try to convince Vincent Enyeama to return to the Super Eagles
www.soccerassembly.com/enyeama-blasts-media-report-comparing-him-to-ikeme/
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forgiveness:



Hehehe!

Oliseh the moral deflator came and destroyed his confidence. Prior to Oliseh era d boy created chances for us to score.