Kog45:
Do not run and bang your head on d wall,it's part of d game d boy should just brace up for d challenges ahead and try to convince Pep in training or what do u think coz no option till end of d season.

Nacho needs to sort out his future at d end of d season.He need to move on if Pep doesn't considered him as it now.My major concern now is our national team which Nacho is integral part,definitely it w have an effect but it is left for him to raise up his game anytime in national colour.I know Rohr w not be happy at d moment and Nacho too w not be happy at d development.

I don't want to go into training aspect coz no player w be happy sitting on d bench or not even making match day squad and be happy enjoy d training and d drilling in d guise of working with a great coach.

Honestly have realized that Pep has a philosophy that thegoodjoe always talks about coz he said Aguero doesn't fit into Pep philosophy which i disagreed but with Aguero dropping to d bench then truly he doesn't fit in.

It seems all this while Pep was waiting for Nacho to prove a point in d absence of Aguero,but he failed to impress impatient Guardiola,this prompted Pep to continue using Aguero until arrival of Gabriel Jesus.
The arrival of Gabriel Jesus has put Aguero on d bench and Nacho out of d match day squad.

Xzbit91:


Finally, you see what I saw

TheGoodJoe:


Do not think I am happy seeing what you saw.

komekn:


This is a very hard question to answer.

In my experience the word. OPPORTUNITY is the definitive thing that will determine greatness and can I add of all things the. GRACE OF GOD.

Is Ademola the best young winger in league 1 and or the championship. I don't think so, if Ademola was at Liverpool Academy would he be the stand out player. But he got the opportunity with very good packaging.

In general the EPL is higher than the Bundesliga and there are too many Nigerian boys playing and making waves at thier clubs.

You know you will count the number of Black boys very easily across the German leagues. They are not many so they easily stand out.

My query is that Rohr is taking the easy way out, the German leagues are his comfort zone. By rational probability just by sheer numbers there really should be a lot more boys from England being considered.

Consider this small boy see link below

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3879150/Liverpool-sign-15-year-old-man-mountain-Emeka-Obi-fighting-competition-Stoke-starlet.html

There are too many too mention, that's why I say it seems that English boys are being overlooked by Rohr. Outside of Nigeria the place with the highest number of potential top players of Nigerian origin is the UK.

I do believe there are potential talents in Germany but without doubt there are way much much more in the UK.

Xzbit91:


I'm not happy about it too but I had to admit the truth. I'm not a fan of the goal poacher kind of striker too which typifies Iheanacho, if they're not scoring then you will be angry why they're on the pitch at all

TheGoodJoe:


Iheanacho does more than goal poaching but majority of his attacking instincts lies in attacking the box. He does most of what Gabriel Jesus brings, like tracking back, dropping deep and making busting runs from the midfield to the box. What separates Gabriel Jesus is that he does this a lot. I pointed it out to some friends today. Gabriel Jesus is almost like a ten most of the game.

What gives me hope is that Nacho can actually play that role which he does when he plays as a second striker. I believe as a smart young man, he will pick up.

If Nacho adds more fluidity, work rate and stamina to his game, he will become lethal.

The highlight of Gabriel Jesus game today was when he called on his team-mates to keep up with his pressing. Reminded me of when Iheanacho did the same against Algeria.

TheGoodJoe:
From the look of things, Aguero is leaving Manchester City. If Guardiola does not buy a high profile striker to fit that role, do you think Iheanacho should still leave Manchester City? Consider he still has a lot to learn.

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TheGoodJoe:
From the look of things, Aguero is leaving Manchester City. If Guardiola does not buy a high profile striker to fit that role, do you think Iheanacho should still leave Manchester City? Consider he still has a lot to learn.

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cc12:


Iheanacho should go on loan to a smaller club in the premier league for either a season or two where he is sure of playing football regularly and not just sitting on the bench or not appearing on match day squad after long hours of training.

TheGoodJoe:
From the look of things, Aguero is leaving Manchester City. If Guardiola does not buy a high profile striker to fit that role, do you think Iheanacho should still leave Manchester City? Consider he still has a lot to learn.

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TheGoodJoe:
From the look of things, Aguero is leaving Manchester City. If Guardiola does not buy a high profile striker to fit that role, do you think Iheanacho should still leave Manchester City? Consider he still has a lot to learn.

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TheGoodJoe:


Consider Aguero leaving. It means he will get playing time. That is where my confusion is. Unless we secure a high profile hitman, I see Nacho breaking into the side, along side Sane and Gabriel Jesus. I see Sterling falling off. He was still not convincing today.

cc12:


He won't still get much playing time because G.Jesus would still start ahead of himand the likes of Nolito and KDB are still around to fill the striking position. Iheanacho needs steady gametime.

TheGoodJoe:
From the look of things, Aguero is leaving Manchester City. If Guardiola does not buy a high profile striker to fit that role, do you think Iheanacho should still leave Manchester City? Consider he still has a lot to learn.

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tbaba1234:


Yes, on loan at least... Pep does not trust him...

TheGoodJoe:


Nolito will definitely leave too. He is not young and lots of Spanish coaches feel he is quality.

I think I agree with you concerning regular playing time. After this year, I think Iheanacho needs a platform to show how good he is. It is a tough one when you consider how good City plays. The quality of young talents in the team and the proposed stars joining the team.

City will soon have one of the best squads in Europe. I am not sure if leaving that environment is the best for Nacho.

But, your regular playing time makes a lot of sense.

TheGoodJoe:
Even though Leicester City lost today, Ndidi was in terrific form today and had an impressive display. Props to the young man.

TheGoodJoe:


My problem with a loan is that Iheanacho will miss out on all the trainings to gel the team. It is either he stays or he leaves totally. I do not see a loan as an option because in one way or the other, it will slow him down.

BascoVanVeli:


Isaac Success runs past people, not much skillfull dribbling, he is just faster and stronger than most defenders.

forgiveness:
The Cameronian wey I dey sabi play ball ooooooo. They are very discipline and e bi like say dem get skills.

lakesidepapa:


Nobi lie, they are very physical. The egyptian is not playing the right game against them, Hope Rohr will get it right.