komekn:
Kenneth is not on the same level as Ake, where Ake has progressed he Omeruah has regressed. He does not merit the right back berth position for the Eagles.

As it concerns Nwakali not being able to get a loan move is worrying. I have never really seen him play but the rave reviews about him here are like he is the next Neymar.

At least he should be able to get a championship side to consider him as a player that can bring value to thier team.

TheGoodJoe:


You like me repeating myself. I said because of the good reviews from Fabian's academy, the press reviews and the fact he was captain of both academies he played for, shows promise.

The journalist believes Fabian is a promising talent. When Nike scouted him, he was listed among the top five promising players of his generation. Also Leon Balogun believes he has something to offer the Super Eagles and convinced him to pledge his allegiance to us.

I wonder how every twenty year old Nigerian fits into this profile to you.

goldfish80:

Please direct me to the link where Leon Balogoun said he's ready for the Super Eagles.
I know you can't, you obviously made that up.

komekn:
You really think a quality competitive club will buy a untested unproven player for good money.

Sometimes a club will collect a player on loan for next to nothing in real terms. So it gives the club great value for very little cost if indeed that player brings quality and value to the club.

I do not agree with the proposition you present. If in doubt they can take the player on loan with the option to buy.

There are it seems doubts about his quality and ability. Top quality players even at youth level will have several clubs queuing up to take them on loan. Consider Rueben Loftus-Cheek from Chelsea.

Remember Lukaku after his first loan spell with West Bromwich there was a crazy mad rush from numerous clubs to take him on loan. Everton got him and then bought him for £28 million a year later.

komekn:
TheGoodJoe,

Na you do yourself oh !!!

Where d link deh Or you hear say them say Abe Lol

TheGoodJoe:


Leon Balogun convinced Fabian Senninger to pledge for Nigeria. Do you think Leon will convince a player whose father is German pledge his international future to Nigeria if he felt Fabian had nothing to offer?

terzurum5:
Exclusive – Agent Reveals Amount Chelsea Paid John Obi Mikel As Severance Fee


John Obi Mikel transfer from Chelsea to Chinese side Tianjin Teda happened after the Blues decided not only to allow him leave for free but also reward him for his long service with a severance fee.


The captain of the senior Nigeria national team left Chelsea after ten and half years at the club, after falling out of favour with current manager Antonio Conte.


Conte didn’t name the Nigerian in any of his match day squad, as his table topping side relied on Nemanja Matic and N’Golo Kante as the midfield pair in their 3-4-3 system.


Mikel according to an intermediary close to him was paid the total wage of the remaining six months of his contract before his move to Tianjin Teda, on a deal twice his pay at Chelsea.


He reportedly received a severance fee worth £2m from Chelsea, which is the total pay package of the last six months of his deal with the Blues.

owngoalnigeria.com/2017/01/10/exclusive-agent-reveals-amount-chelsea-paid-john-obi-mikel-as-severance-fee/

komekn:


I don't know because I have never met Balogun and I don't know what kind of person he is. Furthermore, I don't know what his relationship with Senninger is like.

So Balogun's opinion is better than mine ? ?? I don't want to put the player Senninger down, so when I say he did not stand out, you should be able to understand. I watched him live over two full 90 minute games.

AIG07:
@Joseph1013 n terzurum. Why did u guys drop ur red paint for a water colour. The bolded fonts u use before is more appealling to d sight.

komekn:
Brendan Rogers is a coach that believes in youth and gives youth players every chance.

If he really wants him and believes he has the quality you talk about then, he will take him Nwakali on loan, quick, quick, No Shakin.

komekn:
I haven't really looked into it in depth but it is much easier to get a work permit to play in the SFA. Than in the English football leagues.

The issues of work permit will almost cancel any English team. However, playing for Celtic with a manager that believes in youth and is not scared to put them in the deep end. Is a very good proposition for Nwakali and making a step from Scotland to England will not be problematic after a season or two of consistent quality playing.

TheGoodJoe:


You are funny. I have written twice that no one is saying he is ready for the Super Eagles. You are saying I should direct you two where Leon said he is ready. Na wa.

goldfish80:

You used Balogun as a reference point when making the comment I responded to.
Since you know he's not ready, why do you want him invited?
Is the Super Eagles a rehab home where every Tom, Dck and Harry should come try out?
There's a benchmark to be met before someone is handed a call up.

No serious FA hands a call up to a kid who haven't made the match day squad of his club.

TheGoodJoe:


You have jumped back to every Tom and Harry. You are asking why I feel he should be invited.

What should I do? Copy and paste my last statement to you?

Is it every player invited to camp by Rohr that played for the Super Eagles?

Na wa.

Not all Players invited to Camp make the final squad list. The final Squad list is what you can call Super Eagles quality.

Is Fabian Super Eagles quality? Invite to camp and find out.

joseph1013:


Seun's site is a mess. So many functionalities are no longer working well.

goldfish80:

No need wasting scarce resources to invite him over to find out if he has the quality.
The first stage of his trial should be seeing him earn a place in his club's first team,not playing for Hannover U20's.

When he makes the leap to the first team, then he has earned a spot to try out with the Super Eagles.
Gernot Rohr is not running a day care to try out academy lads.

tbaba1234:
Gent of Belgium beat a Chinese Super League team Yanbian FC 11:0...

Does that give us an idea of the Chinese league?