Mickael2:


it shows that he doesn't take risks, Messi under Pep took risks, Xavi and Iniesta and the lot of them took risks, high risk high reward that's his game. so waiting until you are one on one with the goalkeeper to take a shot isn't Pro's game right

Mickael2:


exactly, Pep wants his players to shoot more, De Bruyne shoots a lot and he is the only main figure of Pep's city, Sterling too is shooting more. that's what Pep wants so Iheanacho should start shooting more

tbaba1234:


Headline says: opens goal account..

Article says:
The goal scored by Troost-Ekong, who is the
captain of Haugesund, represents the third he
has scored for the club in the Eliteserien this
season.

He can't be opening goal account if he already has other goals.

Mickael2:


it shows that he doesn't take risks, Messi under Pep took risks, Xavi and Iniesta and the lot of them took risks, high risk high reward that's his game. so waiting until you are one on one with the goalkeeper to take a shot isn't Pro's game right

BascoVanVeli:
We should consider Eminike, he is doing very well for his club right now and seems to have gotten over his mental block on the pitch. This is a man who has scored big goals for Nigeria, I say why not.

tbaba1234:


He retired voluntarily, I say leave him..

chrisooblog:
i don't think you have been watching alot of man city this season. most of their goals have been within the 18 yard box as a result of intricate passing football. sterling shooting? which day did you see that one? goodjoe abeg you are the manchester city person here please educate us.

tbaba1234:


He retired voluntarily, I say leave him..

BascoVanVeli:
The tap in merchant, is that a good or bad name? After his last goal i am thinking it will stick.

TheGoodJoe:


Very bad name because it makes it look as if all Nacho does is wait in ye box to tap in shots. That is far from what Nacho does and his last goal highlights it.

When Sane received the cushioned pass from Fernandinho, Iheanacho was far behind Sane and there were some Southampton players in front of him.

Nacho's electrifying and quick thinking made him reach that position and give Sane the best option to lay the pass.

Sane and Nacho were brilliant for the goal. That was no tap in goal.

BascoVanVeli:
The tap in merchant, is that a good or bad name? After his last goal i am thinking it will stick.

tbaba1234:


He retired voluntarily, I say leave him..

TheGoodJoe:


Very bad name because it makes it look as if all Nacho does is wait in ye box to tap in shots. That is far from what Nacho does and his last goal highlights it.

When Sane received the cushioned pass from Fernandinho, Iheanacho was far behind Sane and there were some Southampton players in front of him.

Nacho's electrifying and quick thinking made him reach that position and give Sane the best option to lay the pass.

Sane and Nacho were brilliant for the goal. That was no tap in goal.

BascoVanVeli:


Yesterday Sterling felt he was Messi and kept on ignoring Iheanacho's runs for the final ball. I get angry at my guy KDB cuz sometimes he just looks the other way. Silva only looks for him after all is lost. The only guys i trust as of now are Sane and Navas.

Napoleon55:
Leave them,City will soon replace most of them with new players,then Iheanacho will b among the old players. Gebriel Yesus will soon come n replace either Sterling or Aguero.
Though people r afraid Iheanacho would b the victim,but his position is secured because Gebriel Yesus will b played as a winger or attacking midfielder/SS

Mickael2:


I would argue that it shows his lack of inventiveness, as a striker you need to be taking shots not being conservative, seventeen shots on target from eleven games isn't a good return

tbaba1234:
Ruud Van Niisterooy and Inzaghi was tap-in merchants but it takes intelligence to get into the right position. Kelechi is showing that intelligence.

tbaba1234:
Ruud Van Niisterooy and Inzaghi was tap-in merchants but it takes intelligence to get into the right position. Kelechi is showing that intelligence.

TheSuperNerd:
Ruud boy and Pipo Inzaghi never came close to having Kelechi's football IQ as an allround forward.

They were never and could never be involved in build-up plays.

They were the perfect tap-in merchants... Now does that look like Kelechi to you?

tbaba1234:


At the moment, i would rank both higher than Kelechi. Inzaghi perfected the art of staying on the shoulder of the last defender. Kelechi still needs to learn that.

BascoVanVeli:
The tap in merchant, is that a good or bad name? After his last goal i am thinking it will stick.

BascoVanVeli:
The tap in merchant, is that a good or bad name? After his last goal i am thinking it will stick.

TheGoodJoe:


That is why the tap-in name does not fit Nacho. His work rate and build-up play is amazing.

He helps build-up plays and the gets into space to convert the chances. His talent is unbelievable. Frightening because the signs show he will improve under Guardiola.

Napoleon55:
You no c when m run pass defender,dribble goal keeper before m score from a very tight angle. And the day wey m collect ball from corner dribble come centre come score,but na only EPL game u dey c.
When he settle down well for EPL e go dey score spectacular goals,u go c

TheSuperNerd:
VERY VERRRRRRYYYYY BAD NAME Haba!!!!

Such a name will take the shine off his all-round qualities as a super forward.

Abeg... He has names already...

He's called "THE ALIEN KID" by me and a few others.

He's also called "THE ICE-MAN"... Bluemoon Cityzens will tell u more

He's also called "The Super Raumdeuter"... That's german for "Space investigator" hence, the super space investigator.

These three names showcase Nacho's abilities.

ABEG NO SUGGEST THAT KAIN NAME AGAIN!!!! *frowns*

BascoVanVeli:


Wrong! It highlights wat he is doing at the moment. I always tell players not to shy away from wat they are good at just in the name of proving they can also do other things. To me it means goals, like Pep said when u give the ball to Iheanacho he scores.

joseph1013:


I can assure you that tap-ins are not easy to score. It takes mastery...a type of mastery that makes strikers legends. Gary Lineker, Hernan Crespo, Andrew Cole, Ian Rush, Filipo Inzaghi, and Ruud van Nistelrooy are strikers that became classical scoring tap-ins. Any player should be glad to be in that elite group. But the good thing is that we know he scores more than tap-ins. Nothing bad about it.