maidaboi:
House does kelechi Iheanacho has dribbling skills?
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This is how I rate these three players according to their dribbling skills.

1, Isaac Success
2, Taiwo Awoniyi
3, Kelechi Iheanacho

However, in the last match I saw Nacho played he showed flashes of dribbling skills.

forgiveness:


This is how I rate these three players according to their dribbling skills.

1, Isaac Success
2, Taiwo Awoniyi
3, Kelechi Iheanacho

However, in the last match I saw Nacho played he showed flashes of dribbling skills.

LOL, Awoniyi dribbling skills

Icon4s:


Did he play as a DM in the game?

That's his new position.

TheGoodJoe:


Yes he does but he cut down on it during his time at Manchester City. A good example was in his first pre-season game against Kansas. There was a delightful trick move he pulled off then.

thanks i have not seen him make an understanding dribbling

forgiveness:


This is how I rate these three players according to their dribbling skills.

1, Isaac Success
2, Taiwo Awoniyi
3, Kelechi Iheanacho

However, in the last match I saw Nacho played he showed flashes of dribbling skills.

wow even awoniyi pass him, i think if he can add good first touch with good dribbling skills to his game he will be a complete player

tbaba1234:


LOL, Awoniyi dribbling skills

Watch all the clips of his matches then you can ask again..

maidaboi:
wow even awoniyi pass him, i think if he can add good first touch with good dribbling skills to his game he will be a complete player

Na true I dey tell you.

Icon4s:


Why not?

Every footballer has dribbling skills.

What you do is to compare his with that of another footballer and ask who has more dribbling skills.

ok sir, please rate these players dribbling skills on the scale of 1 - 100%
kelechi iheanacho
victor osimhen
kelechi nwakali
samuel kalu
simon moses
henry oyekuru
alex iwobi
isaac success
taiwo awoniyi
obazee
chuba akpom
stephen odey
wilfred indidi
musa yahaya
ajagun

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forgiveness:



Watch all the clips of his matches then you can ask again..

I have seen many of his clips. Dribbling is not among his key strengths.

joseph1013:


He used to have a fairly good dribbling ability during his U17 days, and he showed glimpses of that during the Pellegrini era, though regressed. From what I have seen this season, the little dribbling ability he has has been drilled out of him. He now lacks that confidence of taking out outfield players. Another indictment of the Pep era on the young man.

i like players with good dribbling skills but not too much oooh!

maidaboi:
ok sir, please rate these players dribbling skills on the scale of 1 - 100%
kelechi iheanacho
victor osimhen
kelechi nwakali
samuel kalu
simon moses
henry oyekuru
alex iwobi
isaac success
taiwo awoniyi
obazee
chuba akpom
stephen odey
wilfred indidi
musa yahaya
ajagun

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The Oga on that list na Musa Yahaya

2, Moses Simon
3, Samuel Kalu
4, Onyekuru
5, Isaac Success
6, Alex Iwobi
7, Abdul Ajagun
8, Taiwo Awoniyi
9, Victor Osimhen
10, Kelechi Iheanacho

maidaboi:
i like players with good dribbling skills but not too much oooh!

How did Awoniyi score goals at the U17 and U20 WC?

Was it tap in or he dribbled his way to score?

Even his assists?

maidaboi:
ok sir, please rate these players dribbling skills on the scale of 1 - 100%
kelechi iheanacho
victor osimhen
kelechi nwakali
samuel kalu
simon moses
henry oyekuru
alex iwobi
isaac success
taiwo awoniyi
obazee
chuba akpom
stephen odey
wilfred indidi
musa yahaya
ajagun

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It is also difficult to rate them on a scale such as what you proposed as they all play in different leagues with different levels of competition. Besides we have not really seen some of those players on that list in good enough action to judge.

However, I will put them in two categories and rate some of them comparatively in this order with number 1 being the best and down like that:

Group1:I have seen them well enough play as senior team professionals either at club levels and or Super Eagles:
1. Alex Iwobi
2. Moses Simon
3. Isaac Success
4. Kelechi Iheanacho
5. Oghene Karo Etebo
6. Henry Onyekuru
7. Wifred Ndidi
8. Abdul Ajagun
9. Chuba Apkom
10. Olanrewaju Kayode
11. Samuel Kalu
12. Stephen Odey

Group2: I have mostly seen them play as youth internationals. Never really seen enough of their post junior international games even at club level to judge. So my judgment here is based mostly on skills displayed at U17 and U20/23:

1. Musa Yahaya
2. Kelechi Nwakali
3. Victor Osimhen
4. Taiwo Awoniyi

I cannot rate Noah Obazee cos I have not seen him well enough.

forgiveness:


The Oga on that list na Musa Yahaya

2, Moses Simon
3, Samuel Kalu
4, Onyekuru
5, Isaac Success
6, Alex Iwobi
7, Abdul Ajagun
8, Taiwo Awoniyi
9, Victor Osimhen
10, Kelechi Iheanacho

Icon4s:


It is also difficult to rate then on a scale such as what you proposed as they all play in different leagues with different levels of competition. Besides we have not really seen some of those players on that list in good enough action to judge.

However, I will put them in two categories and rate some of them comparatively in this order with number 1 being the best and down like that:

Group1:I have seen them well enough play as senior team professionals either at club levels and or Super Eagles:
1. Alex Iwobi
2. Moses Simon
3. Isaac Success
4. Kelechi Iheanacho
5. Oghene Karo Etebo
6. Henry Onyekuru
7. Wifred Ndidi
8. Abdul Ajagun
9. Chuba Apkom
10. Olanrewaju Kayode
11. Samuel Kalu
12. Stephen Odey

Group2: I have mostly seen them play as youth internationals. Never really seen enough of their post junior international games even at club level to judge. So my judgment here is based mostly on skills displayed at U17 and U20/23:

1. Musa Yahaya
2. Kelechi Nwakali
3. Victor Osimhen
4. Taiwo Awoniyi

I cannot rate Noah Obazee cos I have not seen him well enough.

from this two list i can say simon moses is the best

forgiveness:


The Oga on that list na Musa Yahaya

2, Moses Simon
3, Samuel Kalu
4, Onyekuru
5, Isaac Success
6, Alex Iwobi
7, Abdul Ajagun
8, Taiwo Awoniyi
9, Victor Osimhen
10, Kelechi Iheanacho

maidaboi:
from this two list i can say simon moses is the best

Just be patient. Wait for other lists bro.

forgiveness:


This is how I rate these three players according to their dribbling skills.

1, Isaac Success
2, Taiwo Awoniyi
3, Kelechi Iheanacho

However, in the last match I saw Nacho played he showed flashes of dribbling skills.

my rating will be.

1. Isaac Success

2. Iheanacho

3. Awoniyi

zicky:
my rating will be.

1. Isaac Success

2. Iheanacho

3. Awoniyi

Please rate from the full list as provided by maidaboi

Judging them on a one on one dribbling skill, these are my picks;

Victor Moses
Musa Yahaya
Samuel Kalu
Moses Simon
Henry Onyekuru
Isaac Success
Alex Iwobi
Ajagun Abduljelil
Victor Osihmen
Kelechi Iheanacho
Awoniyi Taiwo

Icon4s:


Please rate from the full list as provided by maidaboi

mbok that list is too long, I'll get confuse and can't really rate all the players there. But if am to rate, I'll rate Chukwueze as more skillful to yahaya

tbaba1234:


Awoniyi is just one year younger than kelechi and about one and a half years younger than Success.

Last year, Isaac Success was voted player of the season at Granada, Last year, Kelechi had a great season at a top premier league club.

Awoniyi is playing at a much lower level and is not producing similar results.

At the end of the day, football is about results.

I hope he finds his feet but right now, he is not yet there.

See me see trouble o, why would u expect him to be there yet. Abeg don't be like the parents who say look at ur mates because every situation is different
Forget age look at the level they were at before they played the u20's. Iheanacho and Success were not as regular as Awoniyi is for his club. Right now he is learning and also gaining experience the goals will come.

tbaba1234:

LOL, Awoniyi dribbling skills

sometimes... his comment leaves me worried

BascoVanVeli:

See me see trouble o, why would u expect him to be there yet. Abeg don't be like the parents who say look at ur mates because every situation is different
Forget age look at the level they were at before they played the u20's. Iheanacho and Success were not as regular as Awoniyi is for his club. Right now he is learning and also gaining experience the goals will come.

Let's hope so..

forgiveness:

How did Awoniyi score goals at the U17 and U20 WC?
Was it tap in or he dribbled his way to score?
Even his assists?

dribble which player in under 17 world cup?

joseph1013:


He used to have a fairly good dribbling ability during his U17 days, and he showed glimpses of that during the Pellegrini era, though regressed. From what I have seen this season, the little dribbling ability he has has been drilled out of him. He now lacks that confidence of taking out outfield players. Another indictment of the Pep era on the young man.

Lol..

forgiveness:


This is how I rate these three players according to their dribbling skills.

1, Isaac Success
2, Taiwo Awoniyi
3, Kelechi Iheanacho

However, in the last match I saw Nacho played he showed flashes of dribbling skills.

why is it that you just like saying absurd things? Awoniyi? Dribbling? Skills?! When exactly did that happen?

When he played the U17, one of the physiotherapists here was sold on the guy, I told him that the guy cannot dribble just that he is clinical and that he would lose his touch soon and then he'd become a fluke. Once you take out the clinical part of Awoniyi's game, he becomes a poor player, he cannot dribble, he creates every now and then but dribbling and Awoniyi should not be used in the same sentence...no, in the same essay in fact

Mickael2:


why is it that you just like saying absurd things? Awoniyi? Dribbling? Skills?! When exactly did that happen?

When he played the U17, one of the physiotherapists here was sold on the guy, I told him that the guy cannot dribble just that he is clinical and that he would lose his touch soon and then he'd become a fluke. Once you take out the clinical part of Awoniyi's game, he becomes a poor player, he cannot dribble, he creates every now and then but dribbling and Awoniyi should not be used in the same sentence...no, in the same essay in fact

He creates, how? By shaking body or by throwing legs?

Good rating of the players.

I think much of his training in Man City has been centered on him developing more as a poacher

The three players are signed to clubs in the EPL

I think our youngsters should not be too eager to go to the Premier League. The Premier League is unique for its style. Even some great players have failed to adapt to it. Success and Iheanacho will develop better in the Spanish or German league. Now that's another argument.

forgiveness:


This is how I rate these three players according to their dribbling skills.

1, Isaac Success
2, Taiwo Awoniyi
3, Kelechi Iheanacho

However, in the last match I saw Nacho played he showed flashes of dribbling skills.

Sorry if you guys have already trashed this issue.
But is Chidiera Ezeh a DM?

tbaba1234:
Chidera Ezeh's goal today helped Portimonense gain promotion.

I think, he should stay for another season before returning to Porto.

The DM role in the Super Eagles is very tough but Ezeh is still young.

forgiveness:


He creates, how? By shaking body or by throwing legs?

By drawing his legs back, moving it forward with force and hitting the ball towards an open teammate. In other words, by passing the ball

Joebie:
Sorry if you guys have already trashed this issue.
But is Chidiera Ezeh a DM?

That's where he plays for his club.

Mickael2:


why is it that you just like saying absurd things? Awoniyi? Dribbling? Skills?! When exactly did that happen?

When he played the U17, one of the physiotherapists here was sold on the guy, I told him that the guy cannot dribble just that he is clinical and that he would lose his touch soon and then he'd become a fluke. Once you take out the clinical part of Awoniyi's game, he becomes a poor player, he cannot dribble, he creates every now and then but dribbling and Awoniyi should not be used in the same sentence...no, in the same essay in fact

You sure know the boy.

His build up play is excellent. He will always need to play 1-2 touches with a team mate to get over his opponents.
But when it comes to facing a defender 1 on 1 he usually falls short.

He is an excellent team player and also good in finishing. But the dribbling skills is not just there.

I for join this argument. I think "who is a better striker?" will bring more quality debate. then we can look at all their attributes. Dribbling alone is not enough for a striker. Some strikers dribble without any good end product, like good passes or scoring -- that does not help the team in any way.

Icon4s:


You sure know the boy.

His build up play is excellent. He will always need to play 1-2 touches with a team mate to get over his opponents.
But when it comes to facing a defender 1 on 1 he usually falls short.

He is an excellent team player and also good in finishing. But the dribbling skills is not just there.