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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Mujtahida: 11:18pm On Dec 07, 2017
BascoVanVeli:


What facts? u are just sounding sour that's all. I have kicked against comments concerning Martins and Kayode, do u want me to run around necked just to prove myself to you. Plus like i always say 2 wrongs will never make a right, or are u planning to support a different team if the guys u like don't make it?

Some support the team regardless of personel. Others support their choice players.
Same thing we have with players too:some are SE players but some just want to be SE WC players.

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Napoleon55(m): 11:29pm On Dec 07, 2017
forgiveness:


When Solanke and Tiago Ilori were playing with e U23, many monikers here crucified them without trying to know or accept the reasons but now that Iheanacho is playing with the U21 suddenly their thinking faculty started functioning. Why?

Should I throway reasoning and go the tribal way by calling people here IPOB agent because I suppose majority of those monikers are IGBOs eventhough I know who dey are?

Should I start mocking Iheanacho the way people mocked players that are not from their village and start wishing them ill luck?

Should i start insinuating that some people wants to fill the national team with their tribes men regardless of were these players play and how they performan because they are quick to set standards and relax standards to accommodate their tribes men into the national team?

Because I still remembered one of those monikers told me Tiago Ilori was not good enough despite playing currently then in Ligue 1 but suddenly made a uturn when a player started playing there?

Can dey not see that majority of predictions and analysis has come to pass?

Didn't I say Solanke is a better player than Iheancho when he was loaned out to Vitesee

Was I not the one that called him a tap in merchant?

Did I not give my reasons when I said if he goes to Vitesee or another he will find it hard to score?

Is that not what is happening now?

Has Solanke not gone ahead of him recently to win individual laurel that led him to Liverpool?

Did I not say the same about Kayode when one told me he is not good enough?

Did I not predict that Kayode is ahead of Onyekuru when many here mocked me and asked me why is big clubs struggling to buy Kayode if he is good enough after Everton bought Onyekuru?

What happened next?

Who is in a better club now?

Time will not permit to say how I analysed that Dele Ali is better than all players in our national team, including Nacho and Iwobi. That was even when Dele Ali was nobody in the EPL. But what did I get in return?

Did it not happened as I said?

Now, I have said about Lookman and Onomah but they said Onomah is a camouflage that I am a Oduduwa Agent and Igbo (God bless) hater for doing what God has given me to do. grin

If they can't believe me as a person, they should for once consider all my prediction and analyses then I believe they can see I say things the way I study them.

Now, Lookman has just shown tips of what he can do. Believe me he is another next thing after Dele Ali.

I am no God but I have the spirit of God and fear God else I would not have taken lightly those who falsely accuses me of tribal hates and tribalism when all I have said dey glaringly for day light, but I am humble because I know it is by his grace to know and reveal all I have predicted and analysed.

People should purge their heart of ethnic hatred and jealousy because I perceived many walk with this evil spirit. Thank you all

and your point is?

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by forgiveness: 11:34pm On Dec 07, 2017
Napoleon55:
and your point is?

Stick to football and critical analyses of the game.

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by tbaba1234: 11:57pm On Dec 07, 2017
Mujtahida:

It is when I watched Ndidi do this@the bolded against Argentina that I knew that nicking the ball, sneaking on players, recovery the ball is his special calling. He is truly exceptional in the his ball recovery. Check our first goal, he lost the ball from Iheanacho's pass and quickly in a flash he recovered it again and passed it Nacho.

It was a bad pass by Kelechi. Ndidi recovered the ball, passed to Kelechi who laid it for Iwobi.

Ndidi is a tackling machine. If he keeps up the pace and plays to his potential at the World cup, i see him joining a major club.
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by somehow: 12:17am On Dec 08, 2017
Mourinho of then is more successful than mourinho of now.
junnyjake:


It's his style fine, and if he's to progress that much further, he needs to understand others and shouldn't always be the other way round.

Can you compare the Mourinho of then, to the mourinho of now? He's a bit more reserved and sensible of recent.

Or you think he'd always be afforded with the luxury of scattering everything before building up, by team owners who are looking after their business.


For example he's given a 6-month contract to save a team from relegation and his contract can be extended if he succeed, would you advise him to spend all his time hunting for coaches and players to sack just because they don't fit in or advise him to get to work almost immediately with what is made available to him.
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by TheGoodJoe(m): 12:29am On Dec 08, 2017
goldfish80:

Obinna Nsofor's stats at West Ham reads..... 25 appearances, 3 goals and zero assists, 1 red card.. ....
So much for firing from all cylinders for a relegation threatened West Ham.

Nsofor has managed to find his best form in recent weeks hitting the back of
the net five times in his last three games.

The highpoint for Nsofor arrived in the FA victory over
Nottingham Forest where he netted a hat-trick coupled with his trademark
somersaults and back flips.

And Grant has no issues with Nsofor’s mode of celebrating his
goals and hopes he gets to grab more goals.

“I don’t have a problem with his somersaults,” Grant said ahead
of Sunday’s loss to Birmingham. “I hope he will have a lot of reasons to do
them again this season.

“It took him time to adjust this season because he didn’t play much in
Italy, but he is playing well now.”


http://nigeriang.com/sports/nsofors-future-depends-on-west-hams-survival/7408/

As I said, it is easy to reach stats and argue. Which is far different from those who were watching it and debating what they saw.
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Joebie: 1:15am On Dec 08, 2017
Do you want me to take you on, point by point? grin

forgiveness:


When Solanke and Tiago Ilori were playing with e U23, many monikers here crucified them without trying to know or accept the reasons but now that Iheanacho is playing with the U21 suddenly their thinking faculty started functioning. Why?

Should I throway reasoning and go the tribal way by calling people here IPOB agent because I suppose majority of those monikers are IGBOs eventhough I know who dey are?

Should I start mocking Iheanacho the way people mocked players that are not from their village and start wishing them ill luck?

Should i start insinuating that some people wants to fill the national team with their tribes men regardless of were these players play and how they performan because they are quick to set standards and relax standards to accommodate their tribes men into the national team?

Because I still remembered one of those monikers told me Tiago Ilori was not good enough despite playing currently then in Ligue 1 but suddenly made a uturn when a player started playing there?

Can dey not see that majority of predictions and analysis has come to pass?

Didn't I say Solanke is a better player than Iheancho when he was loaned out to Vitesee

Was I not the one that called him a tap in merchant?

Did I not give my reasons when I said if he goes to Vitesee or another he will find it hard to score?

Is that not what is happening now?

Has Solanke not gone ahead of him recently to win individual laurel that led him to Liverpool?

Did I not say the same about Kayode when one told me he is not good enough?

Did I not predict that Kayode is ahead of Onyekuru when many here mocked me and asked me why is big clubs struggling to buy Kayode if he is good enough after Everton bought Onyekuru?

What happened next?

Who is in a better club now?

Time will not permit to say how I analysed that Dele Ali is better than all players in our national team, including Nacho and Iwobi. That was even when Dele Ali was nobody in the EPL. But what did I get in return?

Did it not happened as I said?

Now, I have said about Lookman and Onomah but they said Onomah is a camouflage that I am a Oduduwa Agent and Igbo (God bless) hater for doing what God has given me to do. grin

If they can't believe me as a person, they should for once consider all my prediction and analyses then I believe they can see I say things the way I study them.

Now, Lookman has just shown tips of what he can do. Believe me he is another next thing after Dele Ali.

I am no God but I have the spirit of God and fear God else I would not have taken lightly those who falsely accuses me of tribal hates and tribalism when all I have said dey glaringly for day light, but I am humble because I know it is by his grace to know and reveal all I have predicted and analysed.

People should purge their heart of ethnic hatred and jealousy because I perceived many walk with this evil spirit. Thank you all

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by rabzy: 1:36am On Dec 08, 2017
Napoleon55:
and your point is?

So with all he has said despite citing examples, you are still asking his point, thats just plain beef. If what he has said is untrue, point them out. His point is as clear as the daylight

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by rabzy: 1:39am On Dec 08, 2017
tbaba1234:


It was a bad pass by Kelechi. Ndidi recovered the ball, passed to Kelechi who laid it for Iwobi.

Ndidi is a tackling machine. If he keeps up the pace and plays to his potential at the World cup, i see him joining a major club.

Kelechi's control and passes are something he really needs to work on and he is too one-footed.
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by rabzy: 1:46am On Dec 08, 2017
TheGoodJoe:


Nsofor has managed to find his best form in recent weeks hitting the back of
the net five times in his last three games.

The highpoint for Nsofor arrived in the FA victory over
Nottingham Forest where he netted a hat-trick coupled with his trademark
somersaults and back flips.



And Grant has no issues with Nsofor’s mode of celebrating his
goals and hopes he gets to grab more goals.

“I don’t have a problem with his somersaults,” Grant said ahead
of Sunday’s loss to Birmingham. “I hope he will have a lot of reasons to do
them again this season.

“It took him time to adjust this season because he didn’t play much in
Italy, but he is playing well now.”


http://nigeriang.com/sports/nsofors-future-depends-on-west-hams-survival/7408/

As I said, it is easy to reach stats and argue. Which is far different from those who were watching it and debating what they saw.

lololol. 3 goals and 1 assist in 25 appearances with one Red card is a very poor stat anywhere for someone who is firing on all cylinders. So what exactly does he do, people he passes to dont score and he too does not score, is he then a defender. If iremember nsofors game then, he shoots a lot with very poor accuracy

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Humility017(m): 5:29am On Dec 08, 2017
forgiveness:


Stick to football and critical analyses of the game.
you sound odd....
mind you solanke and co...are British players it will make more sense if you go help convince this players...
until then....your words are in futility....
what has solanke done for Nigeria?
you talking like someone whose tribal or ethnic group is been marginalized...the last time I check this is sports thread and not politics....

please leave those tribal accusations out of your lame points because you won't like it...when these words go beyond this....


mind you I am not even ibo....if I should tell you my tribe..you will find out that I am even more closer to the Yorubas...
I believe many others here too....are not ibos as well....

you can't expect every sane individual to join in you bandwagon to honor and lick the toes of this players....who have chosen to play for England......

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by mazimee(m): 5:38am On Dec 08, 2017
Humility017:

you sound odd....
mind you solanke and co...are British players it will make more sense if you go help convince this players...
until then....your words are in futility....
what has solanke done for Nigeria?
you talking like someone who has been sent and assigned to be a tribal zealot...
please leave those tribal accusations out of your lame points because you won't like it...when these words go beyond this....


mind you I am not even ibo....if I should tell you my tribe..you will find out that I am even more closer to the Yorubas...
.



He has always been sentimental here, he was careful not to mention tribe in his previous comments so he won't look like a tribalist. I guess he couldn't hold it any longer

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Humility017(m): 5:43am On Dec 08, 2017
mazimee:
.



He has always been sentimental here, he was careful not to mention tribe from his previous comments so he won't look like a tribalist. I guess he couldn't hold it any longer
yeah ..I will advice him...to call out those he thinks are tribalist.
let him be more direct with his accusations...
maybe this time I will get banned for the first time....

some things pissed me off....
an adult crying like a baby...
for goodness sake the first vice president in the NFF is from southwest...even the south west has a bit more players than the northerners in the super eagles who don't even complain....I live here in the north...you need to see their undying love for the super eagles...despite the team been filled wit southerners...

and here...one person crying wolf just because others refuse to buy his idea...ideas that dont even sound reasonable.

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Certitude(m): 6:18am On Dec 08, 2017
PurpleHouse:
As things stands right now, and if it continues till the world cup proper, it will pure bias if Musa and, or, Kelechi goes to the World Cup and Onyenkuru doesn't make it! Dude is VicMo 1.0

Sometimes, these bias is good for the team. Take for instance Miroslav Klose flopped at Bayern before the 2010 WC. Kevin Kuranyi was firing for (I think Schalke 04) but...

We knew the end
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by poseidonsaiz(m): 6:44am On Dec 08, 2017
Icon4s:


Mba, I prefer the Nigeria vs Bulgaria, 1994 WC, kind of scoreline 3:0. wink

They are good, the Croats... But I'm hoping to see a pretty humiliating scoreline, say 1-4 to SE.. Especially an early goal to send a msg to the rest of the group we didnt come for "sight seeing".. Even Germany gan go fear well.. cheesy

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by goldfish80(m): 7:04am On Dec 08, 2017
TheGoodJoe:


Nsofor has managed to find his best form in recent weeks hitting the back of
the net five times in his last three games.

The highpoint for Nsofor arrived in the FA victory over
Nottingham Forest where he netted a hat-trick coupled with his trademark
somersaults and back flips.

And Grant has no issues with Nsofor’s mode of celebrating his
goals and hopes he gets to grab more goals.

“I don’t have a problem with his somersaults,” Grant said ahead
of Sunday’s loss to Birmingham. “I hope he will have a lot of reasons to do
them again this season.

“It took him time to adjust this season because he didn’t play much in
Italy, but he is playing well now.”


http://nigeriang.com/sports/nsofors-future-depends-on-west-hams-survival/7408/

As I said, it is easy to reach stats and argue. Which is far different from those who were watching it and debating what they saw.

You obviously didn't read what you pasted. In the last paragraph, the coach mentioned how he struggled to fit in when he first arrived.
Scoring a hattrick against league 1 Nottingham Forest. On a good day, even you can do a hattrick against that team.


His record in the league still reads..... 3 goals, zero assists, 25 appearances.
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Oasis007(m): 7:15am On Dec 08, 2017
forgiveness:


When Solanke and Tiago Ilori were playing with e U23, many monikers here crucified them without trying to know or accept the reasons but now that Iheanacho is playing with the U21 suddenly their thinking faculty started functioning. Why?

Should I throway reasoning and go the tribal way by calling people here IPOB agent because I suppose majority of those monikers are IGBOs eventhough I know who dey are?

Should I start mocking Iheanacho the way people mocked players that are not from their village and start wishing them ill luck?

Should i start insinuating that some people wants to fill the national team with their tribes men regardless of were these players play and how they performan because they are quick to set standards and relax standards to accommodate their tribes men into the national team?

Because I still remembered one of those monikers told me Tiago Ilori was not good enough despite playing currently then in Ligue 1 but suddenly made a uturn when a player started playing there?

Can dey not see that majority of predictions and analysis has come to pass?

Didn't I say Solanke is a better player than Iheancho when he was loaned out to Vitesee

Was I not the one that called him a tap in merchant?

Did I not give my reasons when I said if he goes to Vitesee or another he will find it hard to score?

Is that not what is happening now?

Has Solanke not gone ahead of him recently to win individual laurel that led him to Liverpool?

Did I not say the same about Kayode when one told me he is not good enough?

Did I not predict that Kayode is ahead of Onyekuru when many here mocked me and asked me why is big clubs struggling to buy Kayode if he is good enough after Everton bought Onyekuru?

What happened next?

Who is in a better club now?

Time will not permit to say how I analysed that Dele Ali is better than all players in our national team, including Nacho and Iwobi. That was even when Dele Ali was nobody in the EPL. But what did I get in return?

Did it not happened as I said?

Now, I have said about Lookman and Onomah but they said Onomah is a camouflage that I am a Oduduwa Agent and Igbo (God bless) hater for doing what God has given me to do. grin

If they can't believe me as a person, they should for once consider all my prediction and analyses then I believe they can see I say things the way I study them.

Now, Lookman has just shown tips of what he can do. Believe me he is another next thing after Dele Ali.

I am no God but I have the spirit of God and fear God else I would not have taken lightly those who falsely accuses me of tribal hates and tribalism when all I have said dey glaringly for day light, but I am humble because I know it is by his grace to know and reveal all I have predicted and analysed.

People should purge their heart of ethnic hatred and jealousy because I perceived many walk with this evil spirit. Thank you all


Seem some Dudes have Problem with the Name "Dele"...... Lol. I remembered when TheGoodJoe was asking for Alampasu to be the first Choice Goalie based on the convincing Training Sessions' Reports, some Dudes claimed he's inexperienced and too young.
They are quick to forget he was a former Winner of an U17 Golden Glove, the same Competition that brought Iheanacho into Limelight. But now..... Uzoho ain't too young or inexperienced to man the Posts for the Super Eagles in Russia.

Dele Aiyenugba is far better than Akpeyi, more exposed and experienced than him, but once his Name "Dele" is mentioned, nah..... he's a Flop, he had got his Chances but failed.

In the local League - NPFL - Ajiboye is far better than Ezenwa, a very good, talented Goalkeeper brimming with Confidence, but he also gets "Dele" in his Name, hence only a very few care for his Call up and Trial.

You've really got a thick Skin Bro. Coz you've withered many Storms here alone..... Lol! Enyeama should be recalled, but Martins is too old for a Recall. Someone even claimed Ighalo is performing better than him in the Chinese League.

I laughed at a Post that condemned Martins of only good with one Leg and ain't good in the Air like Ighalo. Had Mikel and Ighalo ain't plying their respective Trades in the Chinese League, they would have gone "berserk" on his professional Careers.

When Kayode didn't make the Bench, you were called out to mock, thanks to Tbaba1234 that eventually posted a cogent Reason for his Exclusion. However when Iheanacho also didn't make the Bench..... Alas! It's tagged Politics and Racism.

Ahmed Musa was demoted to the U23, some are already considering he should be dropped from the List coz he has lost it. Iheanacho is dropped, the Tone changes to; at least he won't be match rusty coz he would be playing and it's good for him. What will you call it bro?! Lol.

I rest my Fingers.

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by CityJoe: 7:17am On Dec 08, 2017
goldfish80:


You obviously didn't read what you pasted. In the last paragraph, the coach mentioned how he struggled to fit in when he first arrived.
Scoring a hattrick against league 1 Nottingham Forest. On a good day, even you can do a hattrick against that team.


His record in the league still reads..... 3 goals, zero assists, 25 appearances.
Nsofor won West Ham's player of the month award after his brilliant form helped the club win some important games. He capped his brilliant performance against the English Champions Manchester United were Nsofor had a hand in all four goals that led to the 4-0 decimation of Manchester United.

Four days before that game, he scored in the game West Ham beat Wigan Athletic 3-1.

It is not just to read stats and argue with those who watched and saw the impact of Nsofor's brilliance.
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by mazimee(m): 7:24am On Dec 08, 2017
Finally, What I feared most is about to happen (happening ) on this thread.
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by CityJoe: 7:34am On Dec 08, 2017
goldfish80:


You obviously didn't read what you pasted. In the last paragraph, the coach mentioned how he struggled to fit in when he first arrived.
Scoring a hattrick against league 1 Nottingham Forest. On a good day, even you can do a hattrick against that team.


His record in the league still reads..... 3 goals, zero assists, 25 appearances.

“West Ham is too big to play in the lower league. I want to apologise to the fans because they don’t deserve a championship treatment. It is still like a bad dream,” Nsofor said.

According to the Super Eagles forward who was loaned from Malaga, the club forfeited its top status as a result of several factors on and off the field.

“Too many things went wrong, from the board, to the coaches and the players. We had a good team but our coaching crew did not know how to use the type of players at its disposal. The coaches were just incapable”.

He said that Grant decided to limit his role after he came back from the month long injury he got in the 1-0 loss at Birmingham and gave more time to other players.

"I trained hard after I came back from the injury but the coach and his back room staff felt I was not good to start. It is quite frustrating. The fans thought I should be playing, but it is the manager who decides and you can’t challenge him on that count,” Nsofor said.

http://westhamfreeforum.com/nsofor-blames-grant-for-west-ham-s-relegation-t1544.html
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Kog45(m): 7:34am On Dec 08, 2017
mazimee:
Finally, What I feared most is about to happen (happening ) on this thread.
TRIBALISM abi

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by mazimee(m): 7:35am On Dec 08, 2017
The way some of us take this issue of "who is called/who is kept" in the team very personal like our opinion here would influence who Rohr keeps in his team baffles me .

He is not even a Nigerian to begin with, there is no way he will select his players from ethnic prism. This super Eagles that is giving us small joy, you guys are hell bent on spoiling it with What has spoiled every other system in this country.

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Oasis007(m): 7:37am On Dec 08, 2017
mazimee:
Finally, What I feared most is about to happen (happening ) on this thread.

Fear you say..... when Dudes can't argue with Facts but Sentiments. Modric - a regular at Real Madrid. Rakitic - a regular at Barcelona, Kovacic, another Madrid Player, guess what?; their midfield Combo is viewed inferior to Ndidi, Onazi, Mikel Combo on this Thread.

I'm ain't saying we shouldn't aim higher or have Confidence in the Team, but we should be fair and factual with our Submissions, cos there are Monikers that are viewing to learn from the Thread.
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Daejoyoung: 7:39am On Dec 08, 2017
tbaba1234:


I believe, Pellegrini would have taken Kelechi to the next level. Pep destroyed his confidence, he is yet to fully recover.
True that!
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Oasis007(m): 7:47am On Dec 08, 2017
mazimee:
The way some of us take this issue of "who is called/who is kept" in the team very personal like our opinion here would influence who Rohr keeps in his team baffles me .

He is not even a Nigerian to begin with, there is no way he will select his players from ethnic prism. This super Eagles that is giving us small joy, you guys are hell bent on spoiling it with What has spoiled every other system in this country.


Nice Observation Bro. We get too emotional when certain Names are mentioned. We ain't part of the Board and can't influence the Decisions of the Technical Crew, hence I see no Reason we should be attacking each other.

We ought to be catching Funs here, also getting to know more about the Nigerian' Players plying their Trades locally or outside the County, but gradually some Dudes are toeing the Path you fear most.

We can't always be on the same Page, if I reel out Names you do not fancy or like, don't condemn it rather ask Questions, perhaps you might be convinced and learned one or two new things.

It's not late to bring Sanity back to the Thread. We simply need to be fair and respect Everyone's Opinion.

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Nobody: 7:53am On Dec 08, 2017
Mujtahida:

It is when I watched Ndidi do this@the bolded against Argentina that I knew that nicking the ball, sneaking on players, recovery the ball is his special calling. He is truly exceptional in the his ball recovery. Check our first goal, he lost the ball from Iheanacho's pass and quickly in a flash he recovered it again and passed it Nacho.
The best games that Ndidi have played for Nigeria so far are games that he partnered with Ogu. Against Senegal, he was almost unseen until Ogu came on and his performance rose and he won the man of the match award. Although I didn't watch the match against Algeria, but from the highlight I watched and player ratings, he was solid. We can also say he did very well to against Argentina playing alongside Ogu.
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by CityJoe: 7:53am On Dec 08, 2017
Oasis007:


Fear you say..... when Dudes can't argue with Facts but Sentiments. Modric - a regular at Real Madrid. Rakitic - a regular at Barcelona, Kovacic, another Madrid Player, guess what?; their midfield Combo is viewed inferior to Ndidi, Onazi, Mikel Combo on this Thread.

I'm ain't saying we shouldn't aim higher or have Confidence in the Team, but we should be fair and factual with our Submissions, cos there are Monikers that are viewing to learn from the Thread.

I do not remember people saying the midfield of the Super Eagles is better than that of the Croatians. What I saw pointed out was that there are weaknesses in the midfield we can exploit. For instance, they do not have a natural defensive midfielder and also Rakitic and Modric are limited in speed. Which means our counterattacks can cause them problems.

I think this is a fair and balanced analysis. Not blind patriotism.

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Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by CityJoe: 7:58am On Dec 08, 2017
goldfish80:


You obviously didn't read what you pasted. In the last paragraph, the coach mentioned how he struggled to fit in when he first arrived.
Scoring a hattrick against league 1 Nottingham Forest. On a good day, even you can do a hattrick against that team.


His record in the league still reads..... 3 goals, zero assists, 25 appearances.

Nsofor has managed to find his best form in recent weeks hitting the back of the net five times in his last three games.

I guess you skipped the bolded and continued hammering on three goals. Nsofor was brilliant for West Ham.
Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2025 And 2026 World Cup by Oasis007(m): 8:06am On Dec 08, 2017
CityJoe:


I do not remember people saying the midfield of the Super Eagles is better than that of the Croatians. What I saw pointed out was that there are weaknesses in the midfield we can exploit. For instance, they do not have a natural defensive midfielder and also Rakitic and Modric are limited in speed. Which means our counterattacks can cause them problems.

I think this is a fair and balanced analysis. Not blind patriotism.

The emboldened...... are they factual and provable based on verifiable Stats?!

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