TheGoodJoe:


I honestly want Iheanacho playing. I wish Iheanacho is playing and I have said, I will support the young man if he feels he has learnt enough and wants to leave.

However, if Nacho feels he is becoming a better player and he wants to stay, he has my full support. I admire the discipline of Pep's system.

As I said before, a season or two. If Nacho is not in Pep's plans, I said leave. So I wonder where I did not put the probability of Pep not wanting Nacho in context. I did.

Thank for your smooth reply.

bigblangston:
The most used word on this thread is DRILL... I can't even help saying that word in between mouthfuls these days

TheGoodJoe:


You can see the massive gully in your statement. I doubt Iheanacho has taken up to five freekicks for City and you expect him to take as many freekicks with regular game time. Habaaaaaaaa.

While in training, he can reserve time and keep practising with over a hundred freekicks everyday.

BascoVanVeli:

Please answer these few questions. Do u see 50,000 fans at training? Is there pressure at training? Is training live on tv and seen across the world? How hard do u get kicked at training? Are u telling us that EPL referees blow training matches for man city? Can u put training goals on a CV?

TheGoodJoe:


He was not as lazy as a bum. He was just not as hard working as the other players. However, before the preseason, Aguero worked hard as hell to get back in shape. That work is the difference. Not leaving it to game time.

Icon4s:


No. I think it will be other way round.

We will force him into heavy drinking.

TheGoodJoe:


Humilation of fans to you improves a player more than a player doing high intensity stamina drills? Na wa for you.

Do you know about training conditions at all? Coaches working on the players crosses, shooting techniques, correcting the player when he nods the ball to the right direction. Going over repeated passing drills. Doing ball control sessions to improve first touch.

You can imagine. Referee red card and fan humilation. Hard tackles.

Do you understand teams do skill dribble sessions with a skills trainer?

BascoVanVeli:


Then why was he dropped when the season started again and again and again? Please don't answer if u are only going to run me in circles i don tire.

Icon4s:


Kai walahi! You never cease to amuze.

For a player to take part in drills only without game time and for a player to take part in drills and have plenty of game time which do you prefer?

TheGoodJoe:


Aguero was not dropped repeatedly. He got suspended repeatedly. The only time he lost his place was Gabriel Jesus arrival.

BascoVanVeli:


Please read my post well. For one i said he can PRACTICE freekicks so the word practice should have lead u to knowing that i meant in training. For example Rashford was working on freekicks while getting game time. Nothing stops a player from working on his craft even when they are on top of their game. Really the more u play the harder u should train.

BascoVanVeli:


Don't tell me what i know. He has lost his spot to Iheanacho and even De Bruyne this season.

terzurum5:
Kikikikiki The great Comedian of our thread. Please pity me small now. I don laff taya

Lazyerudite:
Goodjoe, let it go. Iheanacho is not improving. We can all see it. Man city is not the only club in the world

BascoVanVeli:


Don't tell me what i know. He has lost his spot to Iheanacho and even De Bruyne this season.

TheGoodJoe:


Funny if you think those 90 minutes games do more than the hours spent on the training pitch.

Answer a simple question and do not zap.

Do you think a regular player in a club like Arsenal who is lazy in training and does not maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Will do better than a player of the same age and ability who has Cristiano Ronaldo's work ethic and lifestyle when he gets a run?

Icon4s:


Chai! Na wa. See question.

How can any professional player be lazy in training in the first place.

See, you are just compounding matters on this issue for your self.
What kind of answer are you expecting from such a ridiculous question. Abeg I no fit laugh again.

So your believe is that only Pep conducts drills for players. And only pep's players are hardworking in training . Hian. Oh.

TheGoodJoe, I know you are more knowledgeable about football more than this. So what is happening?

TheGoodJoe:


All this long story does not show how Iheanacho's running got defenders confused and gave Moses room to shine. As for Tello and Cuenca, the lessons from Guardiola and the La Masia academy made them better players than they were. Raised their level. It does not mean any player must become World class under the condition.

Guardiola's training will not turn Delph to Xavi but it definitely made Delph a better player. Comprende?

TheGoodJoe:


You are literally not making a coherent point. The point is so simple.

Guardiola has one of the most intense training session in football. We just watched Manchester United have one of their worst possession in history. This is due to the intensity of Manchester City.

So saying every coach construct drills is totally missing the point.

Also we are talking which is more important. Is it the playing time or training time. It is also basic knowledge, it is the training time.

Playing time shows the result of the training time.

If you agree a basic fact that the training is more important, we can move on.

For you asking if a professional player can be lazy in training means that you have missed a lot.

It happens a lot.

Icon4s:


Yes Pep has the best training session in the world. Let us award him a trophy for that.

binhozie:


And Guardiola s training is the only means delph can become a better player Ce nes pas comprende
For your information Moses always makes those driving runs every time he plays for eagles sometimes it results to goals like against Ethiopia in afcon even against Egypt where he struck d bar, Moses skinned Algeria because he is in mad form and has been playing consistently while iheanacho could only make imaginary runs seen by a few people as result of drilling, would you attest his Chelsea form to iheanacho s movement.
Delph has always been a good player and for pellegrini every match he played he was excellent. So if iheanacho scores a hatrick against south Africa you will say the drilling has worked, the kid is a class act and all class acts like him get to play or at least make the bench( mbappe, dembele, Rashford,) look at Zaha he is a target for City he stepped out of fergusons drilling house made a name for himself and now the top clubs want him same for lukaku, de bruyne, Deoleofeo, Munir, e.t.c.I am not saying move to any club, players move to clubs and they make demands that they have to be in the first team before they move or observe the clubs project he needs to get that,
Wake me up when "Le Driller" improves bravo who was very good for barca.

TheGoodJoe:


I used intensity, not best and I want Nacho working under this intensity. Too simple.

TheGoodJoe:


After I said it, the National team coach echoed my point. A leading Algerian Journalist did the same.

Only a Babylonian will deny fact.

Icon4s:


Seriously, am I Really that funny?

TheSuperNerd:
World Exclusive: Man City Offer Borussia Dortmund Iheanacho In Deal To Sign Aubameyang




According to information gathered by allnigeriasoccer.com , Nigeria international Kelechi Iheanacho may continue his professional career in the German Bundesliga next season.

English Premier League powerhouse Manchester City are prepared to offer Kelechi Iheanacho to Borussia Dortmund as a a sweetener in the proposed deal to bring Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to the Etihad Stadium.

With the Gabon star valued in the region of €70 million by Borussia Dortmund, City will use Iheanacho as makeweight in the deal to sign him and initial talks are understood to have taken place.


The Taye Academy product is confirmed to be on the radar of other German clubs, including Hoffenheim and Bayer Leverkusen.


The 20-year-old Iheanacho has found game time hard to come by since this year started and an exit from Man City in the coming months is not out of topic.

The Citizens would prefer to sell the Nigerian to a foreign club, rather than their rivals in the Premier League.



**Ifeanyi Emmanuel


Source: http://allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=22884