forgiveness:




Is the @bolded the explanation? Did it answer my question?
If not, answer my question.

TheGoodJoe:


I already stated a run. A run is a couple of games as a striker. I also told you the coach used tried, which to me sounded as giving him chances towards the end of the game. Which I do not consider as a run.

I hope the coach gives Onyekuru a shot at it. Meaning allow him to play as a nine from the starting line-up. Not just one game.

You clearly saw the part I stated that it is mostly towards the end of the game. You just want to drag an already made point.

goldfish80:
I'm starting to like the this Anderletch manager. If only Jay Jay Okocha had this kind of coach in his formative years, he'd have been on the Zinedine Zidane level.

forgiveness:



How do you know the coach didn't start him in that striker role?

TheGoodJoe:


It was total football but no one till Guardiola was doing it. So saying Michels did it does not change the point that during Guardiola's time it was strange. I believed it could work in the Modern game, not 1974. Guardiola proved it right.

By the way, I was playing with the idea before Guardiola pulled it off. That is my point. Not Rinus Michels.

forgiveness:
Published: November 27, 2017

Anderlecht Coach Still Unhappy With Henry : His Dribbles Are Negative

Anderlecht manager Hein Vanhaezebrouck is unhappy with the contribution of Nigeria international Henry Onyekuru in the last two games in the Belgian First Division A, saying his dribbles were negative over the course of ninety minutes.

The Everton loanee is Anderlecht's top scorer in the league with seven goals from fifteen appearances.

''Henry has to stop thinking that he’s only about his goals... The sum of his dribbles must be positive after 90 minutes. Not negative, as now,'' Vanhaezebrouck stated, according to nieuwsblad.be.

''Especially if he has so much space and as little opposition as against Kortrijk, he should avoid simple ball losses.

''Yes, last week against Mouscron he scored the winning goal, but I expect more from him.''

Onyekuru has notched eight goals in all competitions for the Belgian champions, but only three were scored in front of the club's fans at the Stade Constant Vanden Stock in Brussels.

Anderlecht will host Uche Agbo's Standard Liege in the Cup on Wednesday.

Igho Kingsley

http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=25604

Mujtahida:

Sorry but this statement reeks of colossal ignorance. Your idol Guardiola didn't start total football. That's a sad denial of the great work of Johann Cruyff(the Idea wasn't original to Cruyff too but he was it's greatest exponent). Did you read what I posted earlier? Cruyff was the one who took total football to Barcelona during his time there as a coach. It's strange to you because you are ignorant. Guardiola merely reworked an existing football philosophy which perhaps was not as popular as it once was. If Davido remixes Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' for example by reworking the beats and making it and you aster an indomie generation child would now come up and say that it is strange music. Just like lots of people don't know that it was ABBA the Swedish musical group that sang the popular song 'I had a dream' and not Westlife who only remixed it. Here's from Cruyff's Wikipedia page:At Barça, Cruyff brought in players such as Pep Guardiola, José Mari Bakero, Txiki Begiristain, Andoni Goikoetxea, Ronald Koeman, Michael Laudrup, Romário, Gheorghe Hagi and Hristo Stoichkov.

Considered to be one of the most influential figures in football history,[15][16][17] Cruyff's style of play and his football philosophy has influenced managers and players, including the likes of Arrigo Sacchi, Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsène Wenger, Pep Guardiola, Frank Rijkaard, Michael Laudrup, Eric Cantona and Xavi.[18] Ajax and Barcelona are among the clubs that have developed youth academies based on Cruyff's coaching methods.

Hahahaha hahahaha hahahaha. Sorry Bro. You working too late to claim novelty for total football. You were toying with an idea that is almost a hundred years old. There's nothing new under the sun. An idea that's been pulled off before Guardiola kicked his first ball.
Here's Wikipedia entry for Johann Cruyff
oThe legacy that Cruyff gave Barcelona, however, was about more than just trophies and records, as he gave Barça a winning mentality and footballing identity/ideology that runs through the club till this day. As Barcelona manager, he laid systematic foundations for a prominent school of football: "Barçajax school" or "Barça-Ajax school", as it has been termed by many. The predominant style of play, now known as tiki-taka or tiqui-taca, had been transferred and improved from Ajax to Barça. It was that which has sustained Barcelona since the days of Vic Buckingham, Rinus Michels and Cruyff (as player) in the early 1970s: they were the ideas of Ajax; Total Football, a predominant belief in possession-oriented football with an attack-minded 3–4–3/4–3–3 team formation, rooted in a high offside line, pressing and the interchange of players on the field. When Cruyff became Barcelona’s manager in 1988, he reinforced this footballing philosophy.[67]

Mujtahida:

Sorry but this statement reeks of colossal ignorance. Your idol Guardiola didn't start total football. That's a sad denial of the great work of Johann Cruyff(the Idea wasn't original to Cruyff too but he was it's greatest exponent). Did you read what I posted earlier? Cruyff was the one who took total football to Barcelona during his time there as a coach. It's strange to you because you are ignorant. Guardiola merely reworked an existing football philosophy which perhaps was not as popular as it once was. If Davido remixes Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' for example by reworking the beats and making it and you aster an indomie generation child would now come up and say that it is strange music. Just like lots of people don't know that it was ABBA the Swedish musical group that sang the popular song 'I had a dream' and not Westlife who only remixed it. Here's from Cruyff's Wikipedia page:At Barça, Cruyff brought in players such as Pep Guardiola, José Mari Bakero, Txiki Begiristain, Andoni Goikoetxea, Ronald Koeman, Michael Laudrup, Romário, Gheorghe Hagi and Hristo Stoichkov.

Considered to be one of the most influential figures in football history,[15][16][17] Cruyff's style of play and his football philosophy has influenced managers and players, including the likes of Arrigo Sacchi, Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsène Wenger, Pep Guardiola, Frank Rijkaard, Michael Laudrup, Eric Cantona and Xavi.[18] Ajax and Barcelona are among the clubs that have developed youth academies based on Cruyff's coaching methods.

Hahahaha hahahaha hahahaha. Sorry Bro. You working too late to claim novelty for total football. You were toying with an idea that is almost a hundred years old. There's nothing new under the sun. An idea that's been pulled off before Guardiola kicked his first ball.
Here's Wikipedia entry for Johann Cruyff
oThe legacy that Cruyff gave Barcelona, however, was about more than just trophies and records, as he gave Barça a winning mentality and footballing identity/ideology that runs through the club till this day. As Barcelona manager, he laid systematic foundations for a prominent school of football: "Barçajax school" or "Barça-Ajax school", as it has been termed by many. The predominant style of play, now known as tiki-taka or tiqui-taca, had been transferred and improved from Ajax to Barça. It was that which has sustained Barcelona since the days of Vic Buckingham, Rinus Michels and Cruyff (as player) in the early 1970s: they were the ideas of Ajax; Total Football, a predominant belief in possession-oriented football with an attack-minded 3–4–3/4–3–3 team formation, rooted in a high offside line, pressing and the interchange of players on the field. When Cruyff became Barcelona’s manager in 1988, he reinforced this footballing philosophy.[67]

femianski:
Genot rohr, asisat oshoala and the Nigerian national team nominated for CAF awards

Mujtahida:

Sorry but this statement reeks of colossal ignorance. Your idol Guardiola didn't start total football. That's a sad denial of the great work of Johann Cruyff(the Idea wasn't original to Cruyff too but he was it's greatest exponent). Did you read what I posted earlier? Cruyff was the one who took total football to Barcelona during his time there as a coach. It's strange to you because you are ignorant. Guardiola merely reworked an existing football philosophy which perhaps was not as popular as it once was. If Davido remixes Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' for example by reworking the beats and making it and you aster an indomie generation child would now come up and say that it is strange music. Just like lots of people don't know that it was ABBA the Swedish musical group that sang the popular song 'I had a dream' and not Westlife who only remixed it and brought it forward for indomie generation to enjoy. Same thing Guardiola did with total football.

Here's from Cruyff's Wikipedia page:At Barça, Cruyff brought in players such as Pep Guardiola, José Mari Bakero, Txiki Begiristain, Andoni Goikoetxea, Ronald Koeman, Michael Laudrup, Romário, Gheorghe Hagi and Hristo Stoichkov.

Considered to be one of the most influential figures in football history,[15][16][17] Cruyff's style of play and his football philosophy has influenced managers and players, including the likes of Arrigo Sacchi, Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsène Wenger, Pep Guardiola, Frank Rijkaard, Michael Laudrup, Eric Cantona and Xavi.[18] Ajax and Barcelona are among the clubs that have developed youth academies based on Cruyff's coaching methods.

Hahahaha hahahaha hahahaha. Sorry Bro. You working too late to claim novelty for total football. You were toying with an idea that is almost a hundred years old. There's nothing new under the sun. An idea that's been pulled off before Guardiola kicked his first ball.
Here's Wikipedia entry for Johann Cruyff
The legacy that Cruyff gave Barcelona, however, was about more than just trophies and records, as he gave Barça a winning mentality and footballing identity/ideology that runs through the club till this day. As Barcelona manager, he laid systematic foundations for a prominent school of football: "Barçajax school" or "Barça-Ajax school", as it has been termed by many. The predominant style of play, now known as tiki-taka or tiqui-taca, had been transferred and improved from Ajax to Barça. It was that which has sustained Barcelona since the days of Vic Buckingham, Rinus Michels and Cruyff (as player) in the early 1970s: they were the ideas of Ajax; Total Football, a predominant belief in possession-oriented football with an attack-minded 3–4–3/4–3–3 team formation, rooted in a high offside line, pressing and the interchange of players on the field. When Cruyff became Barcelona’s manager in 1988, he reinforced this footballing philosophy.[67]

Mujtahida:

So you suggesting we play such a tactics as we used against the Argies even when we have the full compliment of our players not just as a shoo in because of the unavailability of personnel to play our normal formation.

forgiveness:
Published: November 27, 2017

Anderlecht Coach Still Unhappy With Henry : His Dribbles Are Negative

Anderlecht manager Hein Vanhaezebrouck is unhappy with the contribution of Nigeria international Henry Onyekuru in the last two games in the Belgian First Division A, saying his dribbles were negative over the course of ninety minutes.

The Everton loanee is Anderlecht's top scorer in the league with seven goals from fifteen appearances.

''Henry has to stop thinking that he’s only about his goals... The sum of his dribbles must be positive after 90 minutes. Not negative, as now,'' Vanhaezebrouck stated, according to nieuwsblad.be.

''Especially if he has so much space and as little opposition as against Kortrijk, he should avoid simple ball losses.

''Yes, last week against Mouscron he scored the winning goal, but I expect more from him.''

Onyekuru has notched eight goals in all competitions for the Belgian champions, but only three were scored in front of the club's fans at the Stade Constant Vanden Stock in Brussels.

Anderlecht will host Uche Agbo's Standard Liege in the Cup on Wednesday.

Igho Kingsley

http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=25604

TheGoodJoe:


Are you trying to teach me about total football? I do not understand. You are talking I am ignorance. Of what I beg you.

I said, Guardiola was brilliant and creative to take bold steps to apply such methods and even advance it to suit the modern day game and you say I am ignorant, quoting wiki article.

Make your point and stop the long story.

Guardiola was amazingly genius to bring the approach to suit the modern day era. Made inventions never seen before. Saying because Michels did it in the past does not change Guardiola's genius if you like it or not.

Quit the long story and make your point.

forgiveness:
Published: November 27, 2017

Anderlecht Coach Still Unhappy With Henry : His Dribbles Are Negative

Anderlecht manager Hein Vanhaezebrouck is unhappy with the contribution of Nigeria international Henry Onyekuru in the last two games in the Belgian First Division A, saying his dribbles were negative over the course of ninety minutes.

The Everton loanee is Anderlecht's top scorer in the league with seven goals from fifteen appearances.

''Henry has to stop thinking that he’s only about his goals... The sum of his dribbles must be positive after 90 minutes. Not negative, as now,'' Vanhaezebrouck stated, according to nieuwsblad.be.

''Especially if he has so much space and as little opposition as against Kortrijk, he should avoid simple ball losses.

''Yes, last week against Mouscron he scored the winning goal, but I expect more from him.''

Onyekuru has notched eight goals in all competitions for the Belgian champions, but only three were scored in front of the club's fans at the Stade Constant Vanden Stock in Brussels.

Anderlecht will host Uche Agbo's Standard Liege in the Cup on Wednesday.

Igho Kingsley

http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=25604

Mujtahida:

Here we go again- arguing about words. My point is Guardiola did not invent anything. He remixed an existing idea just like musicians regularly do with songs. I said you are ignorant of total football and it's history because you said what Guardiola dis was strange. How strange? For bringing forward to our era an idea that is almost a hundred years old makes it strange?
I agree he's a genius. I agree that he brought it into the modern game but not so modern as such cos Cruyff did it as early back as the late 80's and early 90's in a Barcelona team of which Guardiola was a part of.
That's my point. Total football has a history which did not begin with Guardiola even though he takes credit for bringing it forward to our time thus continuing the legacies of those who are his footballing ancestors so to speak.

forgiveness:
Published: November 27, 2017

Anderlecht Coach Still Unhappy With Henry : His Dribbles Are Negative

Anderlecht manager Hein Vanhaezebrouck is unhappy with the contribution of Nigeria international Henry Onyekuru in the last two games in the Belgian First Division A, saying his dribbles were negative over the course of ninety minutes.

The Everton loanee is Anderlecht's top scorer in the league with seven goals from fifteen appearances.

''Henry has to stop thinking that he’s only about his goals... The sum of his dribbles must be positive after 90 minutes. Not negative, as now,'' Vanhaezebrouck stated, according to nieuwsblad.be.

''Especially if he has so much space and as little opposition as against Kortrijk, he should avoid simple ball losses.

''Yes, last week against Mouscron he scored the winning goal, but I expect more from him.''

Onyekuru has notched eight goals in all competitions for the Belgian champions, but only three were scored in front of the club's fans at the Stade Constant Vanden Stock in Brussels.

Anderlecht will host Uche Agbo's Standard Liege in the Cup on Wednesday.

Igho Kingsley

http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=25604

TheGoodJoe:


In Nigeria here, we had coach Monday Sinclair playing a similar brand to total football years before Guardiola became Coach of Barcelona. Guardiola even went to Arsenal to learn Arsene Wenger's art of the passing. So how the hell will I give Guardiola credit for the passing game.

I am praising his intention. Even my love of wingers playing as strikers came from Arsene Wenger playing Thierry Henry in the striking role. From the lanky winger at Monaco to a lethal hitman. One of the best in the game.

I am praising Guardiola's invention. Not giving him credit for total football. Even in 1958, Hungary was playing a brilliant heavy possession style game similar to total football. You are reading and quoting wiki and shouting ignorance.

Joebie:
I don't think you really understood what I was saying.
I'm saying Rohr is looking for a back up for Ighalo. Should we decide to play our usual 4-2-3-1 formation as our best bet at any point in time, and Ighalo is injured or something, having that back up player will prove crucial. Granted, some of us may argue that the likes of Iheanacho can play as the arrowhead in attack. But I don't think Rohr feels so.

Mujtahida:

Here we go again- arguing about words. My point is Guardiola did not invent anything. He remixed an existing idea just like musicians regularly do with songs. I said you are ignorant of total football and it's history because you said what Guardiola dis was strange. How strange? For bringing forward to our era an idea that is almost a hundred years old makes it strange?
I agree he's a genius. I agree that he brought it into the modern game but not so modern as such cos Cruyff did it as early back as the late 80's and early 90's in a Barcelona team of which Guardiola was a part of.
That's my point. Total football has a history which did not begin with Guardiola even though he takes credit for bringing it forward to our time thus continuing the legacies of those who are his footballing ancestors so to speak.

Icon79:
The coach must be racist, for real. The way he keeps picking on Onyekuru's game reminds me of my former coach! Onyekuru is not playing by himself .... he's playing with ten other guys! Does the coach overanalyze all the other players the same way he tends to overanalyze Henry Onyekuru??

Inequitable treatment .... a trademark of racism. And I should know because I have been there!



O pari

Mujtahida:

Okay I understand you now. But would you love for us to try out the 3-5-2 even with the regulars in the team? Did it look like Rohr used it against Argentina as a makeshift because the regulars were injured or it was deliberate?

Mujtahida:

You are right in your analysis. Ighalo is our 9 for now but Rohr is still looking for backups. I read on Completesportsnigeria.com that Rohr is looking for backups for Mikel, Ighalo and Echiejile.

TheGoodJoe:


We might be reading his motive wrongly. The coach might also be interested in improving Onyekuru to the best of his knowledge and there are things he wants Onyekuru to cut before he gives him the nine role.

Maybe he sees a bright future in Onyekuru and wants to play a part in Onyekuru's development.

Keep in mind, Sir Alex Ferguson cut out lots of dribbling from CR7 and made him a more direct player. This in turn helped CR7 develop into one of the World's greatest players.

Let us give the coach time.

Joebie:
TheGoodJoe, you and Pep sef.. make e no enter idolatry oh

TheGoodJoe:


It is not like that. I just like good football. I like Amunike, Siasia, the Dutch man who worked with Siasia in 2005, Rijkaard (problem is that he can not discipline players), Ancelotti, Manuel Pellegrini (learned to much from him and expected Leicester City to break the bank for him), Arsene Wenger (genius but too stingy), Bosz (fear for him at Dortmund because he is a genius and I feel with time Dortmund will excel) and many more. Not just Guardiola. I am getting to like Sarri of Napoli (too brilliant)