tbaba1234:


I checked Watford injury list, he is not there.

TheGoodJoe:


No one said Iheanacho is in the same class of Ronaldo and Messi. That is a blatant lie and it is shocking coming from someone of your calibre.

The regular comment was Iheanacho is a top quality talent with the potential of being one of the best in the World. That has not changed but decisions plays a big part in achieving greatness.

Hardwork is also a big part.

Icon4s:


Those that have been on this thread long enough can bare witness to the type of hype Iheanacho received here. Tomorrow you also deny that Iheanacho was ever rated higher than Mbappe here.

How can you start giving excuses already for Iheanacho after just barely 15mins of EPL action with Leicester?

When Ahmed Musa struggled last season you didn't blame it on the Leicester system. But it has come to Iheanacho 'the Leicester system doesn't suit him'. This is a golden opportunity for him. He better quickly adjust to the system and start playing. He is not getting any younger.

Icon4s:


Those that have been on this thread long enough can bare witness to the type of hype Iheanacho received here. Tomorrow you also deny that Iheanacho was ever rated higher than Mbappe here.

How can you start giving excuses already for Iheanacho after just barely 15mins of EPL action with Leicester?

When Ahmed Musa struggled last season you didn't blame it on the Leicester system. But it has come to Iheanacho 'the Leicester system doesn't suit him'. This is a golden opportunity for him. He better quickly adjust to the system and start playing. He is not getting any younger.

TheGoodJoe:


No one said Iheanacho was as good as Messi and Ronaldo. That is simply not true. As for Mbappe, I remember me saying Iheanacho is a better finisher. I doubt that has changed. Mbappe has other things working for him that makes him a better player.

However the point was judge Iheanacho after he has a good run of games.

Baffling when you listed the reasons why Leicester City pack bus style of play may not suit Iheanacho especially with him not a top man but you are trying to change the narrative with the no excuse talk.

Let us see how the season pans out but there is no need distorting the truth.

Icon4s:


TheGoodJoe. Relax. You have started defending Iheanacho already when he has barely played up to 15mins.

I would not have taken you up on this debate if you had not started blaming the Leicester system. Relax and watch the boy play. We are all Nigerians and wish he succeeds at Leicester. Nobody will come and beat you in your house if things don't turn out well for him.

Icon4s:


TheGoodJoe. Relax. You have started defending Iheanacho already when he has barely played up to 15mins.

I would not have taken you up on this debate if you had not started blaming the Leicester system. Relax and watch the boy play. We are all Nigerians and wish he succeeds at Leicester. Nobody will come and beat you in your house if things don't turn out well for him.

TheGoodJoe:


He better quickly adjust ke. This is football he has his life ahead of him to make it right. It is not by snapping fingers.

I hope it works out for Nacho. If it does not, he can switch to a more favorable atmosphere.

Icon4s:


The quality we saw from the U17 right?

The earlier you lower your expectations on some of these ex-junior internationals the better for you o.

Icon4s:


You purchase a player for 25million pounds and you don't expect him to hit the ground running.

His years of apprenticeship are over. Arsenal expects Lacazette to start delivering and he has done so, Liverpool expects Mohammed Sarah to start delivering and he has done so. Manu expect Lukaku to hit the ground running likewise Morata for Chelsea.
A 25 million pounds player should hit the ground running.

komekn:


I would agree with you completely.

The step up from junior football to senior is not easy and not all can make it. A lot of supposedly top players in EPL clubs looked promising even at U21 level. But alas so many have faded away even into non-league.

I have been waiting for Chuba Akpom to answer name but he has not been able to step up and be counted.

tbaba1234:
Aaron Samuel starts again for CSKA

TheGoodJoe:


I wanted Iheanacho in City or a system that plays a similar possessive and attacking style. It is some like you who feel football is about playing time.

bossto:
This guy is good...i think he deserves a call up...

Icon4s:
Let's still follow him for now.

TheGoodJoe:


We have seen many step up. Like many. From Aguero, Messi, Ronaldinho, Willian, Alves, Fernandinho, Vidal, Forlan etc.

Many of you are quick to point out who failed. What of those who succeeded.

bossto:
This guy is good...i think he deserves a call up...

TheGoodJoe:


If you put Lacazete behind Vardy in that system played yesterday, it will prove hard for him to perform regularly. It is Plain logic. If Iheanacho played the role Lacazete played yesterday, there I no way he would not make a big impact in the long run.

That is what I am saying.

You should not just compare players like if they are in like for like situations.

TheGoodJoe:


I am not defending Iheanacho. Keep that aside. I am talking of Leicester City as a whole. Forget the goals they scored. Their football sucked. It will look good for defending players like Ndidi, Amartey, Morgan, Maguire etc but atrocious for attacking players.

I do not like Iheanacho in such system. It is not about him scoring goals or shining. It is the kind of way I want him developing with respect to the Super Eagles. I want our players playing in systems that complements what the coach is doing with the National team.

Icon4s:
We remember today as the day our very own Samuel Sochukwuma Okwaraji died.

On August 11th 1989, He had earlier collapsed on the pitch of the National Stadium in Surulere during a 1990 World cup qualifier games against Angola. He was later pronounced dead in the early hours of 12th August, 1989. He was the strike partner (SS) to the also late Rashidi Yekini.

Sam Okwaraji, may your soul continue to rest in Peace. Amen.

kennysville:

August 12 bruh

TheGoodJoe:


I am not defending Iheanacho. Keep that aside. I am talking of Leicester City as a whole. Forget the goals they scored. Their football sucked. It will look good for defending players like Ndidi, Amartey, Morgan, Maguire etc but atrocious for attacking players.

I do not like Iheanacho in such system. It is not about him scoring goals or shining. It is the kind of way I want him developing with respect to the Super Eagles. I want our players playing in systems that complements what the coach is doing with the National team.

TheGoodJoe:


I am not defending Iheanacho. Keep that aside. I am talking of Leicester City as a whole. Forget the goals they scored. Their football sucked. It will look good for defending players like Ndidi, Amartey, Morgan, Maguire etc but atrocious for attacking players.

I do not like Iheanacho in such system. It is not about him scoring goals or shining. It is the kind of way I want him developing with respect to the Super Eagles. I want our players playing in systems that complements what the coach is doing with the National team.

do4luv14:
What the hack was KAYODEthinking signing for mancity,

jst hope he doesn't shoot himself in the leg,


and pls can somebody check what's the matter wit the beast, ISAACS

cc: ICON4S, DGUDJOE, TBABA, HUMILITY, JOEBIE, BASCO2V, SAFARIGIRL

Icon4s:


You purchase a player for 25million pounds and you don't expect him to hit the ground running.

His years of apprenticeship are over. Arsenal expects Lacazette to start delivering and he has done so, Liverpool expects Mohammed Salah to start delivering and he has done so. Manu expect Lukaku to hit the ground running likewise Morata for Chelsea.
A 25 million pounds player should hit the ground running.

edi287:

He shouldn't have moved to leicester then.