EEGA:
Onyekuru does not work as hard as S.Moses?

tbaba1234:


Ekong has been solid throughout the qualifiers. He has already improved a lot.

Elderson played particularly well against Algeria. I did not like his display against Cameroon.

Simon Moses is a hard worker. Coaches love hard workers. Onyekuru does not work as hard.

OMANBALA1:


By that he meant defense duties like tracking back to help the defenders.

OMANBALA1:


By that he meant defense duties like tracking back to help the defenders.

Mickael2:



There are like 5 standard ways to cheat your way through an MRI. That is why they also do drug tests before the MRI in some instances but the simple truth is that it can be cheated.


Moreover who is to say the MRI test was actually carried out? The FIFA agents right? What if they say it was carried out without actually carrying it out?

Mickael2:



There are like 5 standard ways to cheat your way through an MRI. That is why they also do drug tests before the MRI in some instances but the simple truth is that it can be cheated.


Moreover who is to say the MRI test was actually carried out? The FIFA agents right? What if they say it was carried out without actually carrying it out?

tbaba1234:


I remember reading the artcle of Adokiye and his focus was on Fortune Chukwudi. He even had pictures to back it up.

goldfish80:


The MRI may not really be 100% accurate. You can still game the system if you know the way.
I heard you can cheat the test if you take high volume of citric acid, maybe 3 weeks to the test test date.

Players of our U17's during camping take lots of citrus to "game the system" so I heard.

Mickael2:



There are like 5 standard ways to cheat your way through an MRI. That is why they also do drug tests before the MRI in some instances but the simple truth is that it can be cheated.


Moreover who is to say the MRI test was actually carried out? The FIFA agents right? What if they say it was carried out without actually carrying it out?

Joebie:
I've never believed in "dem say"

goldfish80:


You don't have to believe. Such allegations should evoke deep thoughts of a curious person.

tbaba1234:


You mean officially right??

Joebie:
Sincerely speaking why is it EPL or no other way for Ambrose?.. All these years he could have moved to France, Germany etc.
It's gonna be hard to make a case for him when the likes of Awaziem are PERFORMING in Ligue 1. He needs to be notching assists scoring or AT MOST as a defender, helping in preventing Hibernian from conceding week in week out, for him to show he is still in reckoning, especially as he is not in the Champions League with Celtic.

komekn:


This is a very straightforward road to us Nigerians but one we deny doesn't exist in public. That is to say every Nigerian player will lie about his age.

The only players that you can truly without any doubt believe thier ages. Are those that were born in places where there is automatic data capture at birth.

In this regard Nigeria is not. However, I must say that although it cannot be stopped the era where people would shade 7/8 even 11/12 years of thier ages has ended. I believe players at most can shave of no more than 5 years currently.


Now we have players with very untraceable names that makes it impossible to ascertain thier heritage and or ages.

Do I believe Efe Ambrose age, no I do not, do I believe Balogun yes I do. If Balogun was born in Nigeria he would be no more than 23.

komekn:

From what I can gather he has spent quite a few years in Scotland and would be waiting to get his British passport. That would end all his work permit problems across the EEC. So he cannot go anywhere for now.

tbaba1234:


I remember reading the artcle of Adokiye and his focus was on Fortune Chukwudi. He even had pictures to back it up.

Joebie:
Lord do u know the number of dem say I've Heard in this Nigeria? Most were rubbish.. if no credible source, I throw it out of the window.

blueto:
Sir Icon4s is right as regards the players that should start against Argentina. Experiments and testing of fringe players should be done against Algeria, while the first starting xi should be used to prosecute the game against Argentina. the coach of Argentina have released list with the likes of Messi, Aguero, Di Maria and others to face the S.E and it wouldn't be fair to just use them as experiments by capping our bench warmers against them. It will not be seen on a good note which can also deter the likes of Germany from organising friendlies with Nigeria. No highly rated team will want to be used as experiments for testing bench warmers. Not too long ago, this was reported to what made Egypt to pull out on a friendly with Nigeria when they perceived that Nigeria was planning to parade a “weaker” team against them. The Argentines are not just going to play the game for the fun of it, they want to see how their team can perform against this good Nigerian side.

As for the S.E, playing one of the rated favorites should enable the team to know the areas to improve on, and that may not be possible when playing with fringe players. The team's strongest starting xi should be featured from start to finish if possible, lets see what they will look like in the encounter. Who knows, Nigeria might just beat them and that will draw recognitions from other highly rated teams and put Nigeria in a better position to get more grade A friendlies.

Icon4s:


Thank you for this post my brother. You sabi every.

may I also add that even against Algeria we should not make more than 2 or 3 changes from the normal starting 11. The team is taking shape already and we need to sustain the momentum and build on it.

One of the players I would love to see is Aina starting at LB. Let us see if the food he will cook would be better than that of Echiejile. I would also want to see Iheanacho starting. Let's give him another chance to prove his worth. Thirdly, let's rest Onazi and make Mikel play from CM so Iwobi would play the AM role, flanked by the two Moseses. Let's see how that midfield combo would play out.
This setup should aim at beating Algeria.

The outcome of the experiment would now determine how we'll line up against Argentina.

Rohr should aim at going into the WC unbeaten from qualifiers and friendlies. That will do a lot of good to our mental strength.

I agree with us having little room for experiments in the Algeria game. The game would have been a good opportunity to test players with potentials of breaking into the Super Eagles but with the Argentine game on the horizon, we need to begin our World Cup preparation with the Algerian game, some how look at it more like a Grade A friendly. We field our strongest line-up in preparation for the Argentine game.

I feel this is our most balanced and strongest line-up.



I pick Ndidi over Onazi because I do not think Onazi can displace Ndidi in a club like Leicester City. Mikel Obi playing a deeper role will give us more defensive balance and also give him more time on the ball to dictate play.

Iwobi in AMF will orchestrate the play of the attackers with his incisive passes and with his new dimension in his work rate can help support the defence when we are under pressure.

The success of this set-up against Algeria will determine us using it against the Argentines.

Joebie:
Smh this is really bad bad bad view. Players that have failed the test were not told to take lots of citrus. Muazam and co. Lots of players have always been caught and removed from the team.. Really negative of us. We need to rise above this, And start speaking with facts and not assumptions.

OMANBALA1:


By that he meant defense duties like tracking back to help the defenders.

Mickael2:



There are like 5 standard ways to cheat your way through an MRI. That is why they also do drug tests before the MRI in some instances but the simple truth is that it can be cheated.


Moreover who is to say the MRI test was actually carried out? The FIFA agents right? What if they say it was carried out without actually carrying it out?

TheGoodJoe:


I agree with us having little room for experiments in the Algeria game. The game would have been a good opportunity to test players with potentials of breaking into the Super Eagles but with the Argentine game on the horizon, we need to begin our World Cup preparation with the Algerian game, some how look at it more like a Grade A friendly. We field our strongest line-up in preparation for the Argentine game.

I feel this is our most balanced and strongest line-up.



I pick Ndidi over Onazi because I do not think Onazi can displace Ndidi in a club like Leicester City. Mikel Obi playing a deeper role will give us more defensive balance and also give him more time on the ball to dictate play.

Iwobi in AMF will orchestrate the play of the attackers with his incisive passes and with his new dimension in his work rate can help support the defence when we are under pressure.

The success of this set-up against Algeria will determine us using it against the Argentines.

Icon4s:


Thank you for this post my brother. You sabi every.

may I also add that even against Algeria we should not make more than 2 or 3 changes from the normal starting 11. The team is taking shape already and we need to sustain the momentum and build on it.

One of the players I would love to see is Aina starting at LB. Let us see if the food he will cook would be better than that of Echiejile. I would also want to see Iheanacho starting. Let's give him another chance to prove his worth. Thirdly, let's rest Onazi and make Mikel play from CM so Iwobi would play the AM role, flanked by the two Moseses. Let's see how that midfield combo would play out.
This setup should aim at beating Algeria.

The outcome of the experiment would now determine how we'll line up against Argentina.

Rohr should aim at going into the WC unbeaten from qualifiers and friendlies. That will do a lot of good to our mental strength.

Mickael2:



There are like 5 standard ways to cheat your way through an MRI. That is why they also do drug tests before the MRI in some instances but the simple truth is that it can be cheated.


Moreover who is to say the MRI test was actually carried out? The FIFA agents right? What if they say it was carried out without actually carrying it out?

Icon4s:


When was the last time you and I agreed on a subject matter?

E don teh o.

We test it against Algeria. If it works we use it against Argentina.