BascoVanVeli:


Scotland is a one team league, people only know one player I don't get the coverage u are talking about. Relegation is no reason to leave a team during the season. U have to stay and fight which is wat he did and now they are safe and his stock has risen because of that.

TheGoodJoe:


His stock will still rise at Celtic and MLS players do not get the amount of demand Celtic players get.

Mickael2:


never judge out of context, your love for Onazi affected your judgement. Watch closely Ndidi's position when Genk scored their first, he was part of the counter. Genk played a 4-5-1, they had two dmfs and like i told you sometime ago that one sits and the other roams, i watched the first 20mins of the game again and suprise suprise, Ndidi was the roaming dmf but you want to blame him for the sitting dmf's inefficiency? Shocker.

On a side not I wouldn't even blame the sitting DMF, they conceded two quick goals and had to chase the game so he decided to push up, eitherways it's his fault and not Ndidi's fault, just like the goal in the game against Algeria was Onazi's fault and not Etebo's fault. This particular clip isn't helping you at all, show us another one

TheGoodJoe:


His stock will still rise at Celtic and MLS players do not get the amount of demand Celtic players get.

komekn:
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100% agreement.

I don't think some people understand the quality of the Scottish League and it's a great launch pad to bigger and greater things.

tbaba1234:


Alright, I mentioned this earlier. Ndidi attempts riskier passes too often and sometimes loses possession as a result. But he is a better shield than Onazi and commits less fouls.

Mickael2:


never judge out of context, your love for Onazi affected your judgement. Watch closely Ndidi's position when Genk scored their first, he was part of the counter. Genk played a 4-5-1, they had two dmfs and like i told you sometime ago that one sits and the other roams, i watched the first 20mins of the game again and suprise suprise, Ndidi was the roaming dmf but you want to blame him for the sitting dmf's inefficiency? Shocker.

On a side not I wouldn't even blame the sitting DMF, they conceded two quick goals and had to chase the game so he decided to push up, eitherways it's his fault and not Ndidi's fault, just like the goal in the game against Algeria was Onazi's fault and not Etebo's fault. This particular clip isn't helping you at all, show us another one

goldfish80:

Ogenyi Onazi Summary
Ogenyi Onazi (born December 12, 1992) is a Midfielder for Trabzon and wears the shirt number 17. At 24 years of age he is 170cm tall and weighs 65kg. Onazi has a BMI of 22.5.
This season Onazi has made 19 appearances in the Turkish Super Lig .
Onazi has a Squawka rating of 5 stars out of 5 with a Performance Score of 79. His best game of the season was against Kasimpasa S.K. where he earned a Performance Score of 125 . His worst game this term was against Galatasaray where he accrued a score of -50 .
Onazi, in the Turkish Super Lig , has scored two goals this season, creating 16 chances and no assists. Onazi has completed 646 passes this season with a pass accuracy of 78%, of which 87% were forward
http://www.squawka.com/players/ogenyi-onazi/stats#performance-score#trabzonspor-(current)#turkish-super-lig#115#season-2016/2017#715#all-matches#1-21#by-match
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Nothing more riskier than making forward passes. I believe this is one for the reasons why works well with Mikel who is more of a recycler,since he's too adventurous making forward passes.

goldfish80:

This is why I said earlier that you're biased to a fault when the name Onazi is mentioned.
It's almost unbelievable that you are using the excuse that Genk were playing 2 Dms to defend Ndidi's poor positioning but used the same stick to beat Onazi when analysing the Algerian game.

After watching this clip and you still belive Ndidi's poor positioning have never cost his team goals then I will walk away from this arguement. Clearly there's no redemption for you.

I don't want to believe you haven't realised Etebo and Onazi played as twin Dms in a 4-2-3-1 formation against Algeria.

goldfish80:

This is why I said earlier that you're biased to a fault when the name Onazi is mentioned.
It's almost unbelievable that you are using the excuse that Genk were playing 2 Dms to defend Ndidi's poor positioning but used the same stick to beat Onazi when analysing the Algerian game.

After watching this clip and you still belive Ndidi's poor positioning have never cost his team goals then I will walk away from this arguement. Clearly there's no redemption for you.

I don't want to believe you haven't realised Etebo and Onazi played as twin Dms in a 4-2-3-1 formation against Algeria.

Mickael2:


if you haven't realized that in a twin dmf formation one is called the sitting dmf and the other is called the sitting dmf then you don't understand the twin dmf system I am sorry to say. now read what I typed again and you will understand that I said that Etebo was the roaming dmf and Onazi was the sitting dmg, then browse the meaning of a sitting dmf and a roaming dmf because it appears as if you do not underatand

goldfish80:

In a twin DM, when one presses forward, the other sits and vice versa.
Joel and Mikel played this to perfection in 2012.
By the way, you never acknowledged Onazi and Etebo were Dm's. You said Etebo played in a box to box and I can't recall Etebo making a run into the Algerian box ala Ramsey.

By the at have you watched the second video I tagged you? What do you have to say about the 3rd and 4th goal and Ndidi's positioning on the two goals.

goldfish80:

In a twin DM, when one presses forward, the other sits and vice versa.
Joel and Mikel played this to perfection in 2012.
By the way, you never acknowledged Onazi and Etebo were Dm's. You said Etebo played in a box to box and I can't recall Etebo making a run into the Algerian box ala Ramsey.

By the at have you watched the second video I tagged you? What do you have to say about the 3rd and 4th goal and Ndidi's positioning on the two goals.

TheGoodJoe:
Big congrats to Iheanacho for showing he is still one of the deadliest finishers in the game. His goal per minute ratio is phenomenal. Although it was a tough conversion. Iheanacho looks so skinny. A testament to how hard he worked despite his lack of playing time. Amazing discipline from the young man.

TheGoodJoe:
Big congrats to Iheanacho for showing he is still one of the deadliest finishers in the game. His goal per minute ratio is phenomenal. Although it was a tough conversion. Iheanacho looks so skinny. A testament to how hard he worked despite his lack of playing time. Amazing discipline from the young man.

TheGoodJoe:
Big congrats to Iheanacho for showing he is still one of the deadliest finishers in the game. His goal per minute ratio is phenomenal. Although it was a tough conversion. Iheanacho looks so skinny. A testament to how hard he worked despite his lack of playing time. Amazing discipline from the young man.

tbaba1234:


Goal is good for Kelechi's confidence but I still think, he should leave. This is a game that he should have been given more minutes.

bataderemi:

I'm actually happy to see that he got thinner, suggests discipline and that he's probably keeping his head up.

tbaba1234:


When i say riskier passes, i do mean just forward passes, I mean difficult passes. It is actually a flaw in Ndidi. He is not a Pirlo, at least not yet.

I think, both players can complement each other but in a direct comparison, at the moment, i rate Ndidi higher.

BascoVanVeli:


It could also be stress.

tbaba1234:
goldfish80, What are your thoughts on Uche Agbo? The guy has a very impressive pass% and was impressive again..

TheGoodJoe:
It was also nice watching Nacho celebrate Navas for the assists.

Joebie:
Contrary to reports in various Nigerian football websites, the only player that received a debut invitation among the 25 players picked by Super Eagles coach, Gernot Rohr to prosecute Nigeria’s international friendlies this month, is Noah Joel Sarenren Bazee. The likes of Victor Osimhen, Tyrone Ebuehi and Isaac Success have all been earlier invited by the Franco-German tactician, although they were not capped eventually.

Hence, we will start our analysis by sharing some statistics of the Germany-born player, and consider why he is expected to add some bite and provide options in the Super Eagles attack formation...

http://spotkik.com/2017/03/01/the-analysis-rohrs-new-pick-noah-joel-bazee/
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