Mickael2:


I am not against it right now, my point is when he comes to training and the coach sees that his level has dropped, he should not leave him out of the team without any hesitation

Mickael2:


Mikel plays the AMF position for us, we have countless variations that can put him out if the system. Iheanacho can still play there, Aluko, Iwobi can come into the middle and free up the left side for a quicker winger and all that, So I believe we can find adequate replacements

BascoVanVeli:


Till the summer yes! I am not a fan of players who runaway from relegation dog fights, it arises questions about their character. Why run just becos the going is tough? To me beating the drop is the same as winning the cup. Infact more is at stake. If he asked to move before the season then no wahala but this is not how u do things.

BascoVanVeli:


U just said he didn't have better offers so how have u always made ur point clear? Isaac Success handled his situation like a man, he used the offers to get an improved contract. Henry should learn from Isaac and Ndidi who racked up enough amount of games to go to the epl. The only reason I wanted Musa in Celtic is cuz he was not playing for his club but Henry is.

TheGoodJoe:


How do they do things? Eupen officials agreed they will let him go if the right offer came. They got the offer and note, the are ready to let him go but to a club that is not his choice.

The right thing here is to let Onyekuru go to Celtic. No other way.

TheGoodJoe:


An ordinary cat does turn out good. Ask John Terryble and Darren Fletcher. At the end, promising, quality young talents are better in the hands of top coaches than weak ones. Not overrated in any way.

BascoVanVeli:


To me as long as they perform, Mikel, Ikeme and Balogun should be intouchable. They all fit into the leader bracket and we can't win consistently without them. I would add Onazi to that list but i don't want wahala this morning lol.

goldfish80:
The news about Henry Onyekuru going awol is one which every football lover should condemn. Its totally un professional and ill adviced. This sort of behaviour doesn't represent Nigeria and what we stand for in good light.
This supposed strike action of his could hurt the chances of other young Nigerian players back home and those trying to climb the ladder in Europe.

Even the club who he's running to would have reservations about signing a machinery who will back off when things aren't going his way. If he can go on strike at just 19,what would happen when you give him a multi million dollar contract?
It would be in his best interest to sort things out with Eupen and return to office as quickly as possible.
Where was Celtic when he was in Qatar?

I have a feeling, Eupen have a gentleman's agreement with Redbull lipzig for a summer transfer. A deal that will allow him dig in and help Eupen survive the drop.
And for what it's worth, Redbull Lipzig is a better club in a decent environment for a young lad like Henry.

Getting to work with a top class manager like Ralph Ragnick who was part of the cast of manager who revolutionized German football (Volker Finke is the other guy) could prove to be the master stroke.

Staying a few months in Belgium to get a right move wouldn't hurt him at all.
I stand down.

TheGoodJoe:


How do they do things? Eupen officials agreed they will let him go if the right offer came. They got the offer and note, the are ready to let him go but to a club that is not his choice.

The right thing here is to let Onyekuru go to Celtic. No other way.

TheGoodJoe:


You are skipping the question with stories. If Isaac Success got a better option in January, would you advice him to turn it down to stay at Granada?

BascoVanVeli:


How is Celtic the right offer for Eupen? U don't even know how much Celtic offered.

BascoVanVeli:


How? If i am using his story as refrence how could u not know that i would advice he turned it down?

TheGoodJoe:


As for Me, I condemn Eupen for going back on their words to let him go. The young man wants to go and they went back on their words. That is totally unprofessional of Eupen. Coupled with them trying to sideline Onyekuru's agent.

TheGoodJoe:


How are the other clubs the right offer for Onyekuru? You do not know how much they offered.

BascoVanVeli:


How is Celtic the right offer for Eupen? U don't even know how much Celtic offered.

BascoVanVeli:


They didn't accept it so it's obviously not right. They would be foolish to turn down a great deal.

TheGoodJoe:


As for Me, I condemn Eupen for going back on their words to let him go. The young man wants to go and they went back on their words. That is totally unprofessional of Eupen. Coupled with them trying to sideline Onyekuru's agent.

Kog45:
Pls u need to enlighten me on player transfer coz i thought a player and his agent have d right to negotiate with d right club with good price that meet club demand.

Kog45:
just like how Lynn sidelined Mikel's agent and forced him to sign for man u.They should allow d boy to choose his preferred club.

goldfish80:

You actually believe Eupen promised to let him go in January transfer window?
And you actually support a player going on strike because he wouldn't get his wish to transfer to another club?
In essence his contract with Eupen is as worthless as a tissue paper?

BascoVanVeli:


Call a spade a spade, some agents suck for the most part. They mostly mislead the players, Musa Mohamed is a prime example. The club has the right to advice their players, there was no gun involved so he wasn't forced to do anything.

goldfish80:

You actually believe Eupen promised to let him go in January transfer window?
And you actually support a player going on strike because he wouldn't get his wish to transfer to another club?
In essence his contract with Eupen is as worthless as a tissue paper?

TheGoodJoe:


How can club have right? So you think Real Madrid has the right to sell CR7 to China if they like the price.

BascoVanVeli:


Bros i see myself as a free thinker but even that one goes to far in my book. And no one sees it strange that the boy is taking advice from Osaze.

BascoVanVeli:


What are u talking about? Are u even reading my posts? I said the club has a right to ADVICE the player especially if the agent seems greedy.

BascoVanVeli:


To me as long as they perform, Mikel, Ikeme and Balogun should be untouchable. They all fit into the leader bracket and we can't win consistently without them. I would add Onazi to that list but i don't want wahala this morning lol.

TheSuperNerd:
Well said @bolded.... Just the truth well stated as regards the current super Eagles.

Onazi and Victor Moses are others that could arguably be term "untouchables" too but these three are the "undisputed untouchables" as long as they keep performing

And about not wanting wahala hence you excluded Onazi... I know theGoodJoe and Mickael2 for come for ya head coz of Ndidi's challenge.... Looolll

TheGoodJoe:


They can advice but not give Onyekuru a contract to sideline his agent. That is very unprofessional. Shady.

Kog45:
Pls u need to enlighten me on player transfer coz i thought a player and his agent have d right to negotiate with d right club with good price that meet club demand.

TheGoodJoe:


I do not believe in untouchables but best players. We need to field our best, not untouchables.

BascoVanVeli:


Call a spade a spade, some agents suck for the most part. They mostly mislead the players, Musa Mohamed is a prime example. The club has the right to advice their players, there was no gun involved so he wasn't forced to do anything.