TheGoodJoe:
Your reaction when someone tells you AWONIYI is better than IHEANACHO.

Joebie:
Let's not forget Moses Simon did very well at the Europa league. And Simon have been in SE and have had decent games. With the national team,
changes need to be done gradually, of course as long as we are winning. However, Onyekuru is better, based on recent club stats. Again, we can say based on other factors it could tilt the other way. Let me say again, coaches make decisions based on various factors. Let's not say Simon has past glory alone. If you ask me who I prefer, I will say Onyekuru. But to say there is foul play in selection, that's another matter. You are not the coach, you don't know what he is looking for. He has ran the rule over Onyekuru as well.

Mickael2:


when I said Onyekuru should be there, it was based entirely on my own perception. in fact sef, I never called for the inclusion of Onyekuru but Kayode remember? and if you ask me from today till tomorrow I will still say that both deserve that spot more than Moses Simon

joseph1013:


Again, the lack of critical thinking. Or may be your love for Ndidi at the expense of Onazi is clouding the reasoning.

How can he be against anything Igbo yet made cases for Ehizibue And Ebuehi? Are you selectively amnesiac or you have not traced your steps to this place at that period in time?

Joebie:
Based on current stats, I agree.. But don't forget that Rohr has been seeing Moses Simon in camp. Do you think he just loves the boy for not reason?

Mickael2:


yes, he may have his reasons. my point us based entirely on potential output. I'd rather have Onyekuru one on one against the goalkeeper, maybe the coach doesn't like a winger that doesn't provide width because Onyekuru likes to cut in, that's for the coach, like I said my assertions were made based solely on my own perceptions

Mickael2:


ever since Ola Aina came into the picture, has he mentioned Ebuehi ever since? food for thought

maidaboi:
#FINIDIforUNDER17

maidaboi:
#FINIDIforUNDER17

Joebie:
No doubt I agree with you.

Have you seen Kingsley Eduwo play? Odey and Eduwo, who do you prefer?

I watched

Mickael2:


ever since Ola Aina came into the picture, has he mentioned Ebuehi ever since? food for thought

Mickael2:


I would definitely prefer Odey. I have watched his matches a little bit more so I may be biased towards that corner, that's why I don't really talk about the CHAN, I hardly followed then. do you agree with the coach though?

Mickael2:


I can see basic knowledge is not so basic for you anyways so let me make it simpler so you can digest.

If Onazi plays, who gets benched? Ndidi, what a surprise. you do understand that the guy has always been against Igbo guys, Onazi is not an Igbo, for him the common denominator is that Igbo guys should be gone.

ok so we started saying that Onazi, Musa and Moses should no longer be in the team, guess the three guys he brought into the conversation as less than worthy folks....no prizes here again, Onyekuru, Iwobi and Nacho. please o, how many games has Leon Balogun played this season? so how come he didnt call his name too? another surprise.

you obviously do not know how to make inferences so I will just have to pardon you, now read what I just typed slowly and tell me that isn't tribalism

bossto:
Elder!!!...which report are youh talking about,??....are you sure it is authentic.
.
.He played the full 90+mins,didn't he??

joseph1013:

Ah...as I assumed, he shot himself in the foot. Herein the change in the goalpost when they are forced to discuss intelligibly.

You first said he is against anything Igbo, yet when quizzed about the Igbos he had been on the line for, you quickly change to,"he doesn't mention Ebuehi again". If changing to Aina from Ebuehi makes him a Yoruba tribalistic, does changing from Shehu to Ebuehi make him Igbo tribalistic? Are you following my argument? Are you unconsciously alluding to your lack of basic knowledge of the rules of an argument, one of which is, cover your base.

But again, what if he now prefers Aina? Is Aina not better than Ebuehi in that position? Do reports from the Eagles camp not tell us he is rated highly? Do we not have access to the web where we watch the games of the two of them, and see for ourselves that Aina looks the one better suited for the position?

You see, you offer nothing concrete.

Petrobros:


His mission here is majorly to cry against Igbo dominance.

He only sees the call for Onyekuru ahead of Simon as a tribal thing.

That guy's tribalism has no chill.

Mickael2:


yes, he may have his reasons. my point us based entirely on potential output. I'd rather have Onyekuru one on one against the goalkeeper, maybe the coach doesn't like a winger that doesn't provide width because Onyekuru likes to cut in, that's for the coach, like I said my assertions were made based solely on my own perceptions

Joebie:
it's one thing to make a point. How you make the point also matters. It's one thing to defend a specific player. How you defend the player also matters. It's the emotion people put in to defend a player that can easily reveal their tribe. Else why talk about it like your life depends on it? It's similar to the kind of discussion we have when we go political..
State that stats/reasons, and let's continue a healthy discussion -- that way it wouldn't seem sentimental.

forgiveness:


You are I.......! Stop lying.

Tell us why Onyekuru is better than Simon Moses with facts? Is Simon Moses Yoruba too?

Joebie:
That's my point.. still waiting for stats and reasons.. if he can't supply those, will he concede? If not, it's sentimental

Petrobros:


I would chose Simon Moses ahead of Onyekuru.

Like I said I know you seeing it more from the tribal angle.

His name is Simon Ajala Moses. As I said even if he is not Yoruba what you are fighting is Igbo dominance. Any other tribe but Igbo will do for you.

tglobal:
As I read through the recent posts on this thread, I could not help but shake my head due to the various accusations and counter accusations on this thread. The same syndrome is affecting both sides. People like Joebie and TheGoodJoe have been able to challenge forgiveness without resorting to name calling. One of the signs of intellectual laziness and the greatest hurdle to development we as a people have always faced is that people cannot disagree without resorting to name calling - as if tagging them makes the issues raised to disappear. It is the case that once a person cannot fathom the reason why someone else holds a different opinion, they find easy labels to use to tag them, thinking that somehow de-legitimizes their point of view. The common labels I have come to see used over the years are tribalism and bribery. What accusation is made depends on whether the parties involved are from the same ethnic background. If this is the case, the former accusation is made, if otherwise then the later is used

TheGoodJoe:


I do not expect any feigning from Victor Moses because he loves the big stage.

Petrobros:


And who else has been the one labeling the NFF and Coaches of Tribalism and bribery? And in addition cultism?

blueto:
ok, so you mean he may have feigned another injury if Nigeria was to play a friendly game and other related “small stage” games

blueto:
ok, so you mean he may have feigned another injury if Nigeria was to play a friendly game and other related “small stage” games