TheSuperNerd:
So I was still kinda on point with what I said then... about his granny link... U all got me confused on this Barkley links mehn... I better go read up on it again sometime later... been a long while.

Cc Sir TheGoodJoe

TheSuperNerd:
Take it up with Whoscored.com, squawka and the EPL site itself .... looollll

Gabby J, Aguero, Iheanacho and Kane in that order are the EPL's top 4 deadliest/most clinical..... Hahahahahahahahaha... the rest of what you say here is just.... "bin"

TheGoodJoe:

I do not know what is happening to Bayern. How they took a two goal lead and drew the game is baffling. Beckenbauer must be punching his head now.

As for Osimhen, patience.

Icon4s:

TheSuperNerd:
Yeah... another Man Utd fan shows up... Oya Carry your EPL mania to the European section aiit... this is the Super Eagles thread and we were in the middle of more important discussions. Thank you.

poshemmanuel:

Rashford is strong and sharp and i can tell you he will succed at leicester city

Danielnino00:




Many things went wrong..
I'm suspecting that he lied about his age.. .
One of the biggest problem with NPFL players

TheSuperNerd:
2017 WAFU Nations Cup: Nigeria goalie Ikechukwu Ezenwa targets clean sheet in final against Ghana




Nigeria goalkeeper Ikechukwu Ezenwa has promised the Super Eagles will be at their best in Sunday’s WAFU Cup final in Cape Coast and he also hopes for another clean sheet.

Ezenwa kept his fourth straight clean sheet at the sub-regional tournament as Nigeria pip Benin 1-0 to zoom into the championship game.

''We will keep our focus. We are ready to do our best in the final,'' the FC Ifeanyiubah shot stopper said.

''By the grace of God I hope not to concede in the final.''

Ezenwa is also first choice for the senior national team and will be between the sticks against Zambia next month in the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier.


Source: http://mobile.ghanasoccernet.com/2017-wafu-nations-cup-nigeria-goalie-ikechukwu-ezenwa-target-clean-sheet-in-final-against-ghana

komekn:


I did say some time ago that the arrival of Divock Origi was going to stifle the progress of Osimhen.

Add to that Liverpool have a clause that he must play 80% if games then you see the Osimhen will have to really step and prove his ability. And that's to get on the bench.

krattoss:
Olisehs Fortuna sittard with a 5-1 home win and currently on 2nd position in the eredivise second tier with the first team topping with a difference of 2 goals...

Guys could oliseh be the first African coach to manage a 1st tie team in top European football of he makes it out to the eredivise ??

Oliseh’s Fortuna Sittard Destroy Jong AZ Alkmaar

Sunday Oliseh’s Fortuna Sittard recorded their eighth consecutive home win defeating Jong AZ Alkmaar 5-1 in a Dutch second division League game played on Friday, Completesportsnigeria.com reports.

A brace from Djibril Dianessy and another from Lisandro Semedo coupled with a strike from Perr Schuurs sealed a comfortable win for the Limburg side.

Dianessy opened scoring for Fortuna Sittard in the 11th before adding his second from the spot four minutes later.


Tijjani Reijnders pulled a goal back for the visitors, Jong AZ Alkmaar, but their celebration was short-lived as Semedo restored Fortuna Sittard’s two goal advantage.

Schuurs’ goal increase the margin to 4-1 in the 41st minute, making it an emphatic lead for Fortuna going into the break.

Semedo put the icing on the cake for Oliseh’s side with a 69th minute goal.

The win sees Fortuna Sittard move up to second place in the Dutch second tier league table with 13 points from six games tied with Jong Ajax who have a game at hand.

Fortuna Sittard will face Telstar away in their next game on the 29th of September.

komekn:


This presumption is academic and statistically led but without substance.

It's does not necessarily transfer directly to the tag top 4 strikers in the premiership. Because in reality KC if the truth must be told currently will struggle to get into the top 15.

That's using statistics to mislead because your deduction is far from the reality.

In football your only as good as your last game,a month is a long time in football and a year is HISTORY that's usually forgotten.

komekn:


This presumption is academic and statistically led but without substance.

It's does not necessarily transfer directly to the tag top 4 strikers in the premiership. Because in reality KC if the truth must be told currently will struggle to get into the top 15.

That's using statistics to mislead because your deduction is far from the reality.

In football your only as good as your last game,a month is a long time in football and a year is HISTORY that's usually forgotten.

komekn:


This presumption is academic and statistically led but without substance.

It's does not necessarily transfer directly to the tag top 4 strikers in the premiership. Because in reality KC if the truth must be told currently will struggle to get into the top 15.

That's using statistics to mislead because your deduction is far from the reality.

In football your only as good as your last game,a month is a long time in football and a year is HISTORY that's usually forgotten.

TheSuperNerd:
Even World class L'Equipe just recently (many hours ago) listed Nacho as no.29 in the Roll call of the finest and best 50 U-21s on the planet despite all these talks of "History" and "Good as your last game" by you.

The truth is that Nacho got both the Stats and the Quality. Class is permanent Sir. Nacho is class and Quality yet still growing in the game. Period.


Only Six Players of African nations made the L'Equipe roll call... players I rate among the very best youngsters in the world of football and also among the leading Elite young players in African football....

- Franck Kessie (CIV and AC Milan) @no.18

- Amadou Diawara (Guinea and Napoli) @no.24

- Alex Iwobi (Nigeria and Arsenal) @no.25

- Kelechi Iheanacho (Nigeria and Leicester City) @no.29

- Wilfred Ndidi (Nigeria and Leicester City) @no.36

- Andre Onana (Cameroon and Ajax Amsterdam) @no.49


Kelechi is the best young Striker/forward/Attacker on the African Continent right now... according to L'Equipe and also according to UK Telegraph who released theirs few months or several weeks back. #Fact
The Quality is there and very huge Sir Komekn... and you know it.

Mickael2:



about the international stats, that 7goals is padded with penalties not to mention that Nacho is almost always our top striker while Rashford plays out wide while more emphasis is playing through the middle with Alli and Kane. Now I am not trying to rubbish Nacho's international stats but I am saying that a wide midfielder who has scored 2goals in 11 games is not bad at all IMHO

Jay Jay Okocha has told Tammy Abraham to snub England for Nigeria

komekn:


I have talked about this unfortunate historical trend in Liverpool.

The NNSL (Nigerian National Shipping Line) in its hey day was almost permanently stationed in Liverpool. To the event apart from thier big offices on Water Street, they even had a housing estate of about 12 houses in a close.

Nigerian sailors after months at sea would come to Liverpool on fire to Sow thier seeds. As a result Liverpool has arguably the largest % of mixed African origin within the populace of the UK. Of which Nigerian origin makes about 70% of that group.

However, a lot of these sailors were absentee Fathers at best and runaway Fathers at worst. Leaving the children in state of identity crisis and emotional abandonment and bitterness.

I have taken it up to link quite a few to thier Fathers in Nigeria. Who some of them are very prominent members of society at the highest levels of governance. It took me near 18 months and three trips to Nigeria to link a lady who was 30 and had never seen she was 2.

Barkley Dad is an alcoholic unfortunately and the Nigerian input is near zero and his Father's understanding of things Nigerian is sketchy at best. Again it may be that all the times I have seen him his brain has been fried with alcohol.

Loogan:
It's not beans to be in the liecester city line up, that means your work rate is higeher than the average epl players...
Iheanacho has come and they said he had to take some time off to meet up interms of fitness, it's not asif iheanacho didn't have a pre season with man city but still is not interms in fitness, it's because it's not that easy do you know how long it will take an average player to condition is body to produce hard shifts that liecester players chew every day in training. By liecester playing style you should know their players are extreme work horses. Nigerian people should me more understanding and support our own but that's quite surprisingly the opposite. If people can still come here and insult a player you won caf best young player and literarily the force of the new generation then I don't know why else he can do

mumemma:


did it takr Ndidi this long to adapt.

TheSuperNerd:
Even World class L'Equipe just recently (many hours ago) listed Nacho as no.29 in the Roll call of the finest and best 50 U-21s on the planet despite all these talks of "History" and "Good as your last game" by you.

The truth is that Nacho got both the Stats and the Quality. Class is permanent Sir. Nacho is class and Quality yet still growing in the game. Period.


Only Six Players of African nations made the L'Equipe roll call... players I rate among the very best youngsters in the world of football and also among the leading Elite young players in African football....

- Franck Kessie (CIV and AC Milan) @no.18

- Amadou Diawara (Guinea and Napoli) @no.24

- Alex Iwobi (Nigeria and Arsenal) @no.25

- Kelechi Iheanacho (Nigeria and Leicester City) @no.29

- Wilfred Ndidi (Nigeria and Leicester City) @no.36

- Andre Onana (Cameroon and Ajax Amsterdam) @no.49


Kelechi is the best young Striker/forward/Attacker on the African Continent right now... according to L'Equipe and also according to UK Telegraph who released theirs few months or several weeks back. #Fact
The Quality is there and very huge Sir Komekn... and you know it.

PietroRico:
didn't they rate Rashford ahead of Iheanacho too?

TheGoodJoe:


But, if he is in a side that creates loads of chances, Nacho has a big shot at being among the top forwards in the game. That is what those stats show. The ability.

mumemma:


did it takr Ndidi this long to adapt.