robosky02:


I think he is been grossly underrated cos of his skin colour

newyorks:
when i said racial discrimination one guy cari my matter for head like gala hawker.

mayoor15:
Like have always said, it's not about his colour but greed on his dad's path that will end his career, not a fan of Gabriel Jesus but the guy is a very fantastic player, more fantastic than our own ihenacho, look at the guy, he is very hardworking, almost every where, even aguero and nolito is kissing the bench down to the work rate of this excellent Brazilian, his link up play with others is great, he fights like his life depend on every ball, that is a typical pep player, ihenacho is the selfish type and not so industrious, his footballing skills isn't that 100% though he is a very sharp striker no doubt but team play is more important for coaches like pep more than your scoring abilities, he scored few goals and was demanding for huge wages, it doesn't work like that with pep, the best for him then was to start from a small club and work up the ladder but the father wanted him from the top, now everything is going down, the solution for him is to leave Man City, the obstacles are too much for him to insist he want to fight his way. For all round team player, an ALEX IWOBI will always be my favorite, it's just so sad for the super eagles, this is happening when we need our best legs playing well

adioolayi:


Very good! Pure greed of my boy must be at the top club... simple loan deal would have saved him from this mess... now he will be affected psychologically

robosky02:


I think he is been grossly underrated cos of his skin colour

ddippset:
Around the 18 yard box iheanacho is just above average and outside the 18 yard box area iheanacho is actually useless. He's not mancity class actually.

mayoor15:
Like have always said, it's not about his colour but greed on his dad's path that will end his career, not a fan of Gabriel Jesus but the guy is a very fantastic player, more fantastic than our own ihenacho, look at the guy, he is very hardworking, almost every where, even aguero and nolito is kissing the bench down to the work rate of this excellent Brazilian, his link up play with others is great, he fights like his life depend on every ball, that is a typical pep player, ihenacho is the selfish type and not so industrious, his footballing skills isn't that 100% though he is a very sharp striker no doubt but team play is more important for coaches like pep more than your scoring abilities, he scored few goals and was demanding for huge wages, it doesn't work like that with pep, the best for him then was to start from a small club and work up the ladder but the father wanted him from the top, now everything is going down, the solution for him is to leave Man City, the obstacles are too much for him to insist he want to fight his way. For all round team player, an ALEX IWOBI will always be my favorite, it's just so sad for the super eagles, this is happening when we need our best legs playing well

Adonis3:


Well said my guy

But then, Nigga still has a lot of time and things to offer


Not everyone who starts from a smaller club goes to become a champ... Na online you dey nii??


Messi started in Barcelona with the likes of Ronaldinho et al

He strove to be where he currently is


If Nacho is determined and dedicated, he can still be a very great player...


Aguero and the rest go still old one day na





#Adonis3HasSpoken

newyorks:
when i said racial discrimination one guy cari my matter for head like gala hawker.

mayoor15:
Boss you don't forget say, he no be Messi or neymar

robosky02:


I think he is been grossly underrated cos of his skin colour

powerblaze:
Its unfortunate he chose Manchester City. This guy was an amazing No. 10! They turned him into an all out striker, which is not his strength. He is a David Silva, a creative forward, not an Aguero.

martineverest:
jesus is black..whats ur point?

robosky02:


I think he is been grossly underrated cos of his skin colour

Elxandre:

He seems technically limited to play the no 10 role.

Bilabong:
Racism in action...
This boy has suffered in the hands of mancity...

owobokiri:


Wrong analyses. Leave the dad out of this. We have all be waiting for how many months now for this oppurtuinity to bblame his dad..We heard this kind of thinking when he just signed, yet he managed to get into the first team. Jesus brings more competition. Thats just the fact and with a team like Man city, one should expect that. . That doesn't mean Iheanacho made a mistake going to Man City. He knew he wont be playing everyday there at this stage anyway. The only way he could be playing more regularly would have been to go to a lower league and there is no guarantee that he will be making waves week in week out with the quality of assists in such leagues.., We have had instances in the past where Nigerian players going into lower leagues were expected to get the so called exposures and playing time necessary for them to "blow", but it all backfired..,with them ending up fizzling out there; Ikedia, Aghaghowa ..,name them. You got it right that this is all about Peps mentality though.. To me, This is just a question of Pep having his own ideas. And i believe with time Iheanacho will come through either with Man City or with a different club. However, it is important to note that his style of play demands he plays in a good team with nice ball 'distributors', otherwise his play will look placid. And the top clubs is where this is more likely to happen.