Icon4s:


We have so many AM options in the squad that are ahead of Ajagun naa.

tbaba1234:

I wonder if he is Ajagun's brother or Agent.

tbaba1234:


I wonder if he is Ajagun's brother or Agent.

elyte89:
I dont knw y ppu just come up with unnecessary names,Ajagun Ko,Apeja ni


Where d guy dey since U-20 days under john obuh,he was never invited by siasia,late keshi,oliseh and u guys want him to gate crash d world cup list

I dont knw what dt Ajagun guy would extraordinarily dt dis present crop of players won't offer

Am beginning to sense dt some peeps here re eida related to d players directly or indirectly
List of players DT won't smell eagles camp let alone of gate crashing
(1)Abdul jeleel ajagun
(2) aiyenugba
(3)peter olayinka
(4) josh onomah
(5) ademola lookman
(6). Paul onauchi
And co

tbaba1234:
Players Guaranteed a place if fit

1. Ezenwa
2. Iwobi
3. Mikel
4. V. Moses
5. Onazi
6. Balogun
7. Ekong
8. Shehu
9. Ighalo
10. Simon Moses
11. Elderson (perhaps not as a starter)
12. Ola Aina
13. Ndidi
14. Enyeama (if he gets himself fit and ready)
15. Iheanacho

Shaky places

Musa: needs a club ASAP!! With Sarenren Bazee returning to full fitness, the coach will be forced to reconsider Musa's role. Onyekuru continues to score too. He would still be valuable if he can get himself fit and playing.

Agu: The coach has given him a lot of chances to impress, so far he has not been great.. Needs to start showing something.

Every other person can lose their place in the team between now and the world cup.

Kog45:
U sabi d game and God bless u,this was my list hope u did not copy and paste my 14 man list or else i sue u in football court!joking ni o.

Icon4s:


We have so many AM options in the squad that are ahead of Ajagun naa.

Icon4s:

We have so many AM options in the squad that are ahead of Ajagun naa.

Mujtahida:

You exaggerate Iheanacho too much. In this campaign, his best was against Zambia in Ndola- he had a very good game.
Now as I have come to see it: this is where the problem of why it seems Iheanacho gets the most flak here stems from: you exaggerate too much on him and when others try to straighten out the facts it would now seem like they are putting the young man down. Nobody said Ighalo was superb. He worked hard, got into goal scoring positions at least four times- 1)he mistimed his run for the Moses cross and missed the chance by whiskers 2)he was already in position for the poor cross from Onazi, 3)he opened up for the Victor Moses pass that he shot over the bar with a defender closing in on him 4)he opened up again and was in a good position for the move began by Iwobi's counter with the final pass from Victor Moses, 5)he had good movement taking on three defenders in the box for a good pass to Simon Moses and he was involved in the flurry of passes that got us the goal(BascoVanVeli even said he blocked Mwene's vision.(so much for lack of movement and mobility) and he contributed in defending. Yet for all this he missed his chances. And so the consensus here(and I wholeheartedly agree) is that his game was average. If Iheanacho had the kind of game Ighalo had for Zambia you'd come here exaggerating waxing an Oliver de Coque song for him.

Now you saying repeatedly that Ighalo had a poor game. I have said it before: you condemn totally and exalt totally. Makes for no balance in your views.

Mujtahida:

Please I'd love if you can watch clips of Dessers and Sareren Bazee and give us the benefit of your views. No doubt relying on clips to estimate a player has limitations but a seasoned eye like yours can see if these two guys have it or not.

Mujtahida:

Like who and who Sir?

Mujtahida:

You exaggerate Iheanacho too much. In this campaign, his best was against Zambia in Ndola- he had a very good game.
Now as I have come to see it: this is where the problem of why it seems Iheanacho gets the most flak here stems from: you exaggerate too much on him and when others try to straighten out the facts it would now seem like they are putting the young man down. Nobody said Ighalo was superb. He worked hard, got into goal scoring positions at least four times- 1)he mistimed his run for the Moses cross and missed the chance by whiskers 2)he was already in position for the poor cross from Onazi, 3)he opened up for the Victor Moses pass that he shot over the bar with a defender closing in on him 4)he opened up again and was in a good position for the move began by Iwobi's counter with the final pass from Victor Moses, 5)he had good movement taking on three defenders in the box for a good pass to Simon Moses and he was involved in the flurry of passes that got us the goal(BascoVanVeli even said he blocked Mwene's vision.(so much for lack of movement and mobility) and he contributed in defending. Yet for all this he missed his chances. And so the consensus here(and I wholeheartedly agree) is that his game was average. If Iheanacho had the kind of game Ighalo had for Zambia you'd come here exaggerating waxing an Oliver de Coque song for him.

Now you saying repeatedly that Ighalo had a poor game. I have said it before: you condemn totally and exalt totally. Makes for no balance in your views.

TheGoodJoe:



After the long campaign, it still comes down to the same simple fact. If Iheanacho had this exact game, for what ever excuse you want, lots of you will criticise Iheanacho for being poor and kept mute for Ighalo. Bias. Simple.

safarigirl:
which present form?

You are just listing club achievements, who that one help? He was given a chance in the national team and he flopped, na the koko be that, if he likes, he fit win Club World Cup join, e no mean anything.

Like previously stated, a player could be doing big things for his club, but that may not translate to the national team for various reasons.

Aiyenugba is not needed for our national team, not today and unless Ezenwa, Alampasu, Enyeama, Ajiboye, Ejide, E. Daniel and Akpeyi all decide to fall ill or get injured, certainly not in the near future.

So, please, can we go back to drafting a REALISTIC list rather than Fantasy football teams?

tbaba1234:


Then we have to find another solution. Let all the other keepers compete.

Mujtahida:

I have never criticised Iheanacho. But I know the strength and weakness of his game and I'm in the camp of those who see him as a SS rather than the point man. Try and tone down on him here with more realistic and factual analysis and you'd save his skin here cos as I see it those who exaggerated on him are responsible for the jabs he gets here.

tbaba1234:


Joel Obi and Aluko for starters..

Mujtahida:

Ighalo did not lack movement and mobility in that game. He lacked precision.

tbaba1234:


I wonder if he is Ajagun's brother or Agent.

Joebie:
Sir.. i'm sorry I don't think you can read a game.. iheanacho was never the main reason why we beat Algeria.

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VicMo's best game in my opinion was versus Cameroon in Uyo

Oasis007:




So someone can't peacefully make a contribution on this Forum except you are ready to tag along?!

You should have said Kayode, Dele Aiyenugba are also my Brothers too!

TheGoodJoe:


People here should tone down on their bias stance. Worst part when it becomes having a bias stance because of someone's stance on a forum. Finito.

Which one is exaggeration. I prefer someone pointing out that I exaggerated something than saying my stance is exaggerated. It is not even about my comment but having a bias stance about a player.

All this SS/CF stance should even stop. He is a forward and can play multiple roles. That is the demand of the modern forward game.

TheGoodJoe:


When Mikel Obi has to do the pressing, you have a problem.

Mujtahida:
Like who and who Sir?

Mujtahida:

He doesn't want to see that because to see it would destroy his romantic vision. If Iheanacho had movement and mobility against Algeria like the way Ighalo did against Zambia, trust me I'd say so. Yet I'm not saying Ighalo had a blast of a game against Zambia. But he wasn't poor.

For eg against Algeria, Iwobi wasn't fantastic(he had a fair game) , against SA, he was outrightly poor but against Zambia he was superb in bringing verve, pump and urgency to our attack. Nobody exaggerates on him and that's why he gets his due here. And so it is in football. Not everyday is your day and that's why it's a team sports. On a given day when one player is off, another might be on. On another day, the whole team might be on and on another day all of them go off. These things happen.

But when a player plays poorly and you say he was the reason his other team mate shone, that's problematic. Just say he had a poor game. If you are crawling and I am running it doesn't mean your crawling helped my running. It's like saying it is the poverty of the poor that made the rich, rich.

tbaba1234:


calm down, I am not talking about you... I am talking about forgiveness relentless defence of Ajagun that has lasted for years and it was a tongue in cheek comment.

Am beginning to sense dt some peeps here re eida related to d players directly or indirectly
List of players DT won't smell eagles camp let alone of gate crashing
(1)Abdul jeleel ajagun
(2) aiyenugba
(3)peter olayinka
(4) josh onomah
(5) ademola lookman
(6). Paul onauchi

- elyte89

Oasis007:

This Template ain't NFF Board Meeting, also it ain't a Yardstick for Rohr to pick his Players for the World Cup. We are simply here to discuss the Team, our chances, likely Players, and catch fun not to resulting in Child-plays.

tbaba1234:


I have watched a few full matches of Bazee, these are my thoughts

Biggest strength is his speed.. He is very fast and has good delivery from crosses.

Weakness, loses the ball more often than i'd like.

tbaba1234:


Your contributions are always valuable. Sometimes, we should ignore comments that rub off the wrong way.