Icon4s:


The truth is Iheanacho is a surplus requirement in Leicester City. They only found out they didn't need him after his purchase.

Don't even loan him, sell him out to another club abeg. We cannot be banking on a bench warmer for the World Cup.

So bad he cannot get the cut at City, he can still not get the cut at a mid table team like Leicester City. Where does he go next? A top 6 team or a relegation threatened side?

ChrisKels:
Vincent Enyeama played his first match today, though for the U23s. Expect him with the main team soonest.

My choices remain Enyeama, ikeme and uzoho. It will never change. I will never give up on Ikeme

Icon4s:


Eh if you bring in a 19years old Okoye and then a 33 years old Martins the average balances out again be that naa.

BTW by next summer all players would be +1 year old. So all averages will increase.

goldfish80:


I must confess, this is the first time in my life I've seen a super Eagles manager analyse things geographically, culturally, psychologically, technically and tactically with an engineering precision.
No fables about prayers and God helping us and ditching the rest of our opponents.
I always knew he will update the physio department of the team, which is in my opinion, the most important arm of the technical department of any team.
Hopefully, Rohr pushed the Nff to engage the services of stats and data company like STATS DNA.
The technical crew will better equipped if they had all the available data for every team in the competition.

komekn:


He never rejected, AT ALL He needed to sort out his long term future which would be easier as a potential future England full international. When considering potential clubs.

He Explained he would commit when he turns 23. That never changed what changed is the NFF and it's lack of transparency and integrity.

When Omeruo was near anonymous at Middlesbrough Iorfa a teenager was winning MOTM and best young player awards in the same league and in the same season. Somehow there has not been any competition
for the CB position in the SE. Not sure why

I will leave it at that you can guess the rest.

komekn:


He never rejected, AT ALL He needed to sort out his long term future which would be easier as a potential future England full international. When considering potential clubs.

He Explained he would commit when he turns 23. That never changed what changed is the NFF and it's lack of transparency and integrity.

When Omeruo was near anonymous at Middlesbrough Iorfa a teenager was winning MOTM and best young player awards in the same league and in the same season. Somehow there has not been any competition
for the CB position in the SE. Not sure why

I will leave it at that you can guess the rest.

Lucque:
So Poland friendly confirmed for match 23rd Nice!!

blueto:
One thing I would like the SE to avoid doing when playing again against Argentina with Messi is trying to commit fouls on him anytime he is making those runs in the face of the defense. I can see it was a deliberate policy for him to do it against Nigeria during the last world cup edition. He kept making those runs so that Nigerian players will commit fouls and give them freekicks, and you know what? the SE fell for it and he scored from one of those freekicks. They should engage him in neat tackles and zonal markings and possibly avoid every temptation of conceding freekicks in threatening positions. They even scored a freekick in the friendly without Messi.

Another thing I observed in that game was how Di Maria kept shooting straight at goal anytime he gets the ball, and I can say it was also a deliberate policy. It was aimed at getting Enyeama to force corner kicks, and they scored a goal from cornerkicks as well. They knew the SE was not so good in defending against cornerkicks, and I am glad that it was one of those things that the present coach have worked on. But he may still need to look into it as they almost scored again with cornerkicks in the friendly.

BascoVanVeli:


Selling him would be complicated because of the clause that Man City has.

goldfish80:

No point searching for a team since he plays in the much acceptable U20 league.
Also, he must stay back and get that passport. After all passport comes first before football according to CityJoe.

Kog45:
It can be sorted out amicably.

Truidstar:

Our last match against Argentina at the world cup might just be irrelevant, cause we would have bagged 6 points and Argentina would already have been eliminated.

Kog45:
It can be sorted out amicably.

kennysville:



Lolzzzzz.... like there is an award for the youngest team @ the world cup

Icon4s:


Eh if you bring in a 19years old Okoye and then a 33 years old Martins the average balances out again be that naa.

BTW by next summer all players would be +1 year old. So all averages will increase.

Truidstar:

Our last match against Argentina at the world cup might just be irrelevant, cause we would have bagged 6 points and Argentina would already have been eliminated.

TheGoodJoe:


Stop twisting my point. I would have preferred Nacho moving to a club that plays free flowing attacking football. A club with such history. Hence Nacho was in the process of securing the passport, he should have stayed one more year and get the passport. I would have preferred he stays one more season at City, get the passport and then move to a club that plays free flowing attacking football.

Unfortunately, he has signed for Leicester City. So should he commit suicide? I am one of those who does not dwell on mistakes. I hope by the end of the year he gets the passport. If he is few months away, he should get that done with.

With the passport, when he goes to another club, does well, an English Premier League club that desperately wants him can buy him back as one of the English players.

If you like, continue your desperate attack because of your bruised ego.

Mujtahida:

I hope that just as the studies he carried out against Cameroon six months to the game we had against them during the WCQ paid off handsomely, so also the six months stretch of time to the WC would give him ample time to study our opponents and come up with winning strategies. He's surely on a good path like you said from the way he looked at things wholistically.

Humility017:

the painful thing...is that the lad don't mind keep sitting on that bench...
he is someone that is ignorant of potentials.....like Henry does..

don't be surprised he is comfortable and happy wit this condition.

goldfish80:


Kelechi will always be categorised as English home grown with or without passport. The home grown status is accorded to players who spent time within the English football academy. For instance, Mustafi is considered homegrown having spent just 1yr with the Everton youth team.

It was even said in the report that the passport was for life after football.
You argue so much with sentiments and assumption. Which one is bruised ego again? I dey laugh oh

BascoVanVeli:


I don't think so, the best they can do is loan him like Everton did with Deulofeu.

TheGoodJoe:


I know about the life after football report. I already talked about it earlier. It has to do with tax, Medicare, also benefits in travel and his children later having the passport through Nacho's Nationality. I also considered that but would have preferred Nacho staying in Man City and getting the passport, instead of a move for the passport.

So saying I am analysing with sentiments is another subtle attack because of your bruised ego, and I must say, I am totally disappointed at how childish your mentality is.

When I say buy Nacho back, I am talking in respect of Nationality, not home grown quota. I do not know the benefits but from my intuition, I feel a player with English Nationality holds heavy weight when it concerns buying.

I wonder how that is sentimental analysis. Your bruised ego needs pampering.

goldfish80:


Kelechi will always be categorised as English home grown with or without passport. The home grown status is accorded to players who spent time within the English football academy. For instance, Mustafi is considered homegrown having spent just 1yr with the Everton youth team.

It was even said in the report that the passport was for life after football.
You argue so much with sentiments and assumption. Which one is bruised ego again? I dey laugh oh

goldfish80:

Bruised ego this, bruised ego that. Maybe someone stole your money and you're talking it out on me.

Humility017:
Ex-PSG Super Kid Ogbeche To Rohr: I Want To Play For Nigeria At 2018 World Cup



Willem II striker Bartholomew Ogbeche is hoping his form in the Dutch Eredivisie will earn him a recall to the Super Eagles for the 2018 World Cup.
The former Paris Saint-Germain wonderkid was one of the youngest players in Nigeria's squadlist at the 2002 World Cup, and featured in group matches against Argentina and Sweden.

''I do not expect anything, I stay calm and keep my feet on the ground, I just have to work hard, and if there is an invitation I would be very happy,'' Ogbeche told FOX Sports.
''I still hope for Nigeria to call me. That's not a secret, I'm a professional footballer and that's still a dream.
''It would be great, but if it does not come, I'm not disappointed, then I just keep focusing on Willem II and I try to continue to help.
''We have to believe in our chance at the World Cup, I hope to be there.''
Back home in Nigeria, everyone is paying attention to Bartholomew Ogbeche with the striker scoring 7 goals in his last four matches, including a hat-trick against VVV Venlo two weeks ago.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel

http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=25768

shogz89:
lol it might as well be irrelevant to Argentina as they would have qualified and we eliminated... You better don't think Argentina will be eliminated before the last match.

blueto:
Yes, it might just be irrelevant. And will 6points be enough to top the table?