gamaliel9:


Yes...but did you notice his runs? bombing forward? Did you see those pi-point crosses even against top side like Fenebarche? Man,dude has progressed a lot since Olympics...He is good...

This our Aina..hmmm...i saw the Dzeko goal... he was clearly at fault...why on earth did he allow the ball to pass after attempted jump?

BascoVanVeli:


But you said he lost his shirt na so which one?

gamaliel9:
I just finished watching youtube clips of Yeni Malatyaspor s last two games,week 2. Sincere Seth played full minutes. He is a decent defender...he had one assist...he was bombing forward too. ..four of his cross were pin-point. He is good


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nk8Lis4UdE

tbaba1234:


Musa could not hold down a shirt in Turkey.

TheSuperNerd:
Hmmm... Why do I feel like your hailing Seth and harping on his positives and then picking on a fault of Aina in the same post suggests you would rather have Seth called up over Aina?

tbaba1234:


Musa could not hold down a shirt in Turkey.

BascoVanVeli:


How many years ago was that? He paid the price for that already by being dropped even after a good game against Tanzania. The fact is that Musa has always been solid in the green and white so now that he is actually playing I don't see any reason to start a campaign against the young man.

gamaliel9:
I just finished watching youtube clips of Yeni Malatyaspor s last two games,week 2. Sincere Seth played full minutes. He is a decent defender...he had one assist...he was bombing forward too. ..four of his cross were pin-point. He is good


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nk8Lis4UdE

tbaba1234:


He was loaned to Bosnia, could not hold down a shirt.

Bulgaria is th first time, he has played and it is not as if he is bossing the league. He is not yet super eagles level.

Sincere Seth is better developed for now.

tbaba1234:


I watched the match. Aina had a very decent game.

As for the goal, He was at fault but i do not blame him as much because it was still a ridiculous finish by Dzeko.

BascoVanVeli:


Hold down what? He was only in Bosnia for a few months. I don't have a problem with any Nigerian player but why must u pull a man down just to praise another? You could have just said u liked Sincere Seth better but u were making all these false excuses.

TheSuperNerd:
Well, let Rohr be the judge of that. He has seen Musa up close and personal and rates the lad somewhat but yeah, Seth is ahead for now and even has Olympic NT experience and U-23 Afcon Experience. But Musa too got some level of experience under his belt added to his undoubted quality. I believe Seth will get his chance. Getting regular game time at Yeni Malatyaspor in the Super Liga is gonna get him noticed with time. Who knows? He could get a shock invite even. And Sir, I gave you a mention inquiring about Faisal Billey but you didn't respond. Didn't get the mention I assume?

Icon4s:



Musa's style of play has not really changed much from how he played at U17.

Seth seems to have shown better improvement lately.

tbaba1234:


If you look at Musa Muhammad's career dispassionately, you will easily come to the conclusion that he is not yet ready for super eagles action. Same with Nwakali. I am not pulling them down. I am simply saying what is apparent. They have not played anything close to a level worthy of a super eagles invitation.

I am for the best players making the team. IF you go back far enough, you will see that i also criticized Sincere Seth at the Olympics but i can see that he is developing. Right now, in terms of development, Seth is far, far ahead of Musa.

BascoVanVeli:


But that was not wat u started off saying. U said he could not hold down a shirt but that has not been true in the recent past.

tbaba1234:


That is exactly what i have been saying, since.

BascoVanVeli:


Hold down what? He was only in Bosnia for a few months. I don't have a problem with any Nigerian player but why must u pull a man down just to praise another? You could have just said u liked Sincere Seth better but u were making all these false excuses.

tbaba1234:


Sorry about the late response. Sometimes, i just forget to respond to mentions.

I understand the deal is more or less rapped up. (Faisal Billey)

My point is that if we are looking for the best available right back, ideally, Musa should not get a call-up ahead of Seth.

TheGoodJoe:

[size=13pt]The Success Of Spain: A Lesson For Every Football Nation[/size]

The seniors showed how to do it! And now the juniors showed that even they can do it. Next what? Even the Spanish U5 might win their respective football tournament in the very same way. It’s that time to say that Brazil is no more the most feared football country in the world. It’s time for Spain to take the throne. The victory of Spain U-21 in the European championships recently has further substantiated the claim of the kings of world football. But how has Spain managed this unprecedented success, this unbelievable consistency that every country wants to emulate the Spanish success model?

The Process of Winning

Rome was not built in a day nor was Spain’s WC triumph or its major episodes of glory. It had been planned meticulously and every single detail was given great attention.

https://www.nairaland.com/3019225/success-spain-lesson-every-football#44246494


This is one of my favorite reads of football development. When you read this, you will understand the importance of good Football administration. You will notice why Politicians with no deep love for Football have no business running the game.

You will also get why the blame should not always fall on the shoulders of coaches.

obaaderemi:
Yes,I agree with you. Football needs a lot of proper management. Nobody took Spain seriously in the 90s despite having a good league. But this days they are a force to reckon with. I am still trying to fathom what happened to them during the last world cup.

TheSuperNerd:
Victor Osimhen will spend the season at RSC Charleroi, Belgium. Wishing the lad the best.

TheSuperNerd:
Alex Iwobi on Unai Emery's Style and Training sessions:



"It’s exciting times to be fair.

"Everybody’s enjoying and buying into the new ideas. For me personally, I’m enjoying the new sessions, the new training methods and the new ideas, so I’m enjoying my time with him.

‘He demands a lot. He’s a lot more intense, a lot of high pressing and keeping the ball so that it benefits us if we have the ball. It’s good for us, especially the attackers who like to have the ball a lot.
‘It’s making me feel a bit sharper, I’m doing things with a bit more intensity. It’s not just for me, though, I feel like I’m helping the team a lot more. It’s benefitting me a lot more.

“Whenever something in the system changes, you have to prove yourself again. But wherever you go, you have to prove that you’re better than whoever else is on the team. At a team like Arsenal, that’s always going to be hard so I always have to be on it in training and matches.

“I’ve got to be different. It’s going to be hard because we’ve got so many attackers and so many world-class players, so I’ve just got to prove that I’m on that level or as good as them so that I can be ahead of them, which is my aim.”‎




Courtesy: Iwobi to ArsenalPlayer

TheSuperNerd:
The main reason why Sincere Seth was not so impressive at the Rio Olympics is because he was played out of position. He played CB alongside Troost Ekong because we were short of quality CB options going to Rio. Siasia had to adapt and convert Seth into a CB.

At the U-23 Afcon, Seth was one of our best players when playing in his natural role as RB. And for crying out loud, he stands at 1.72m ,so how was he ever supposed to he imposing at CB? Lol...

Anyway, Seth just began his rise at Yeni Malatyaspor this ongoing season after joining them in 2017 and started off from their feeder team. Let his rise continue a bit more before he is invited. He is a fine prospect no doubt and could fit in nicely on the right for us. He has since developed and is showing very fine progress indeed.