Mickael2:


thats absolutely funny, but before I go on, I am actually happy that you didn't argue the Sane/Moses Simon stuff.

Now let me ask, if I present a tapin infront of you, you can convert with your weaker foot and the stat collectors will immediately write it down as a goal scored using your weaker foot, but that's a tapin. On the contrary, you get the ball almost 30 yards from goal and you curl the ball with your weaker foot(curl, not strike) and it nestles perfectly, and you have done it not once, not twice, but each time the goal will be counted as just one goal scored with your weaker foot. If you look at the stats of the two players I used as my examples, you will declare that their weaker feet are identical but if you actually watch the games in question you can then judge conclusively. Watch Messi's goal against Villareal in 2014? Or 2015 and you will see just what he did with his right foot there, I can give you 15 other examples, now all I need from you is just a single clip of Iheanacho doing anything meaningfully difficult with his right foot, even if he hit the bar with his weak foot, just show it to me, I judge based on quality not the end product

BascoVanVeli:


If he was Brazilian he wouldn't need trials.

tbaba1234:


Seasoned professionals going on trial?? Please provide one example where an active player in England who is not a youngster is offered a trial. Just one..

The only time trials are offered are young players or players who have been inactive for a significant amount of time.

komekn:


Much more pronounced in Summer don't be decieved by the official spill that a player is just training to get fit.

There are just too many too mention but the probability exists you might be a gunner. So I will use Sol Campbell, possibly England's best ever defender. Returned to Arsenal after a 4 year absence in late 2009 supposedly to train by the end of the year he was offered a contract.

TheSuperNerd:
MOSES WAS ALWAYS DESTINED FOR GREATNESS - KALOU





Salomon Kalou believes that Victor Moses was
always going to make it at Stamford Bridge and
sympathised with the in-form wing-back after a
difficult first few years under Chelsea's
management.


Moses was signed as the Blues' replacement for
the departing Kalou in 2012, but is only now
showing his true talent after a series of good
performances in a new role under Antonio Conte.


Kalou, 31, now plays at Hertha Berlin, though still counts himself a Chelsea fan, and believes that Moses is showing his best due to greater backing than he has had before.


"I’m not surprised by Moses’s form," Kalou told
Goal .

"He never had a big chance like this before. He never really had this chance to show off. A big player has to have the chance to play.


"It is difficult to show your skills when you don’t
play, and this season he has shown the quality
that you need at this level; I am not surprised. He is a fast and technical player with great stamina to go forward and then to come back.

[img]http://images.performgroup.com/di/library/Goal_Nigeria/31/43/victor-moses_15u05f6l7wp8n1773xgpy8hr61.jpg?t=-1564841416[/img]

"Chelsea have supported him very well [this
season] and that is why I am not surprised that
we are seeing the best of him. He will have a
great season in a blue shirt."


Source: http://m.goal.com/s/en-ng/news/4078/exclusives/2016/11/28/29981152/moses-was-always-destined-for-greatness-kalou

TheGoodJoe:


Guardiola loved Abidal as a Brother. How can a racist do that? Guardiola flushed the likes of Ronaldinho, Deco, Edmilson, Rafael Marquez and kept Eto. No one screamed black lover.

komekn:


But he is not Brazilian he is Nigerian, what's your point

BascoVanVeli:


Wouldn't the Brazilian also have to prove that he can play in cold weather? Or does it snow in Brazil?

ChrisKels:


My dear our league is inferior to Brazilian league. Please don't play down the weather effects. African players fled Russia for their lives. the trials he underwent was necessary atleast to check if he can cope with the weather. Besides that, even players from PSL go on trials let alone NPFL. Were Elmohamady and even recently Ramadan signed outrightly from the Egyptian league?

BascoVanVeli:



I was going with the climate angle but just becos a league is better doesn't make the player inferior. For example Brazil has not put out a player like Etebo in years, the boy was ready for Europe before he left Warri.

ChrisKels:
Hello Nerd, you talked about Kessie as a member of the Ivorian U17 team that gave us tough time enroute the UAE in 2013, please do u have any news on that Nigerian boy that was a thorn on our flesh? The tireless jimoh nicknamed the next Yaya toure then. He was a utility player then, operated from the left side of the mid field and some times play as a left full back and defensive midfield also. Lol I was his fan then, and wished he was on our side to consign Okon to the bench. He was so good

tbaba1234:


Still in Ivory Coast

http://www.transfermarkt.com/sherif-jimoh/profil/spieler/294806

ChrisKels:


Yea inferior leagues don't really define players but remember ur efficiency gets stern test against quality players in quality leagues hence the need for the trials to ensure ur performance ain't no fluke but a true reflection of ur quality. We should work on improving our league, but until then, ain't no fuse with trail options bro

joseph1013:
Life is not fair! He played so wonderfully.

BascoVanVeli:


To me it is a way of bringing down the player's value. U say we need to improve but when it comes to talent we are not doing so bad. Look at the group of players that just left they are doing well in Europe.

lakesidepapa:
Mourinho is reportedly willing to bring Mikel to Old traford, how true is this? I hope it's not rumor

ChrisKels:


Yea he loved Abidal and other black Europeans he has worked and still working with. Pep is my best coach as an ardent Barca fan but it seems he hates African players. He does hate African players and it is more or less as clear as crystal.

lakesidepapa:
Mourinho is reportedly willing to bring Mikel to Old traford, how true is this? I hope it's not rumor

safarigirl:
the long and short of why Kelechi needs to start mixing practical learning with theoretical learning

ChrisKels:
Hello Nerd, you talked about Kessie as a member of the Ivorian U17 team that gave us tough time enroute the UAE in 2013, please do u have any news on that Nigerian boy that was a thorn on our flesh? The tireless jimoh nicknamed the next Yaya toure then. He was a utility player then, operated from the left side of the midfield and some times played as a left full back and defensive midfielder also. Lol I was his fan then, and wished he was on our side to consign Okon to the bench. He was so good

tbaba1234:


Sol Campbell was unattached. He was not a trialist. He was not active. Plus that was an old Sol Campbell.

Here we have an active player, top scorer in the recently concluded league going on trial. It simply shows that they have no regard for the league.

ChrisKels:


Most of those kids never played in this our almost nauseating league. And they never walked into the main team, they start from a scratch(most times, trials) then grow. Our best players get picked from the academies to Europe. Am sorry but it is the-not-so-good ones that ply their trade in our league with the exception of afew such as Nwobodo who are really good. Our talent is never in doubt but our league just doesn't cut it. When was the last time a player left our league to perform wonders in any of the Europe top leagues? John Owoeri, Ujah, Igiebo et al. Before u mention Etebo and Okechukwu, remember I said a selected few...

Goke7:


He thinks a Mikel may allow Pogba to roam more freely but is that man u's problem urgently?

komekn:


Last summer 2015, I was at Blackburn only to see Jobi Mcanuff on trial arguably the most skilful winger in the championship.

Do you remember Sissiko, he was at Liverpool for about 3 seasons, humble dude. Tenacious hard tackling went on to Juventus, PSG, Levante after a stint in China, increasing his bank balance. Well at the start of this season he was at West Brom on trial.Not sure where he is now though.

These are the ones I know about personally, not just on pages of newspapers. There are some I won't talk about because they were never made official, you may think I am not being truthful.

Musa Mohammed (right) in action for Istanbul Basaksehir

Kog45:
On Chelseanews.com it was reported but d truth of d report is not yet ascertained.Good for him if man u is knocking but whether man u or not,d guy must leave Chelsea by jan to save his career.

Uche Agbo (right) in action for Granada.

Victor Osimhen

Max Gradel of Ivory Coast celebrates a goal