tbaba1234:
Isaac Success should be given more starts in the league. Success might be the solution to our CF problem.

Iheanacho and Iwobi also showing improved form.

Success is a very clinical striker. Playing him from the wings all these years has not really helped his career. He is a Natural Goal Poacher. He can easily score from half chances. His style of play is very suitable for a lone CF.

I am not Rohr but if you ask me I think I have seen enough of Success this season to recall him for the games against Libya.

andrew444:


Stop the dissing man ,yes solanke is a below average player but never you say as bad as sturridge

Sturridge is an injury prone player and that's the problem about him,it's not a mistake playing for mancity Chelsea and Liverpool,I wonder how you watch your football you are just a beer parlour football fan who know nothing than to diss

Sturridge is better than all super eagles striker

Someone has scored 49 Epl goals in 102 Epl matches and you are here talking nonsense ?

Sturridge hardly complete 90 minute and mostly come from the bench and you are here talking nonsense

If you wanna diss solanke dis him because he is a below average but never you say as bad as sturridge unless you have a brain problem

Speak the truth when you see one and don't twist your brain by saying nonsense because you wanna diss a player .

Shame on you man,you should focus on Nigerian league seems you know nothing about football.

Oga Andy calm down small

Can Ikouwem Udoh be Nigeria's left-back solution?


Ikouwem Udoh's commanding performance and goal for Enyimba in Sunday's 5-1 CAF Confederation Cup demolition of Rayon Sports was the latest in a series of impressive outings from the left-back.

Has the defender done enough to be handed a maiden Super Eagles call-up by Nigeria coach Gernot Rohr?

His composed display, impressive all-round team contribution and well-struck goal in Aba further highlighted the qualities which have made him such an influential figure for the People's Elephant during their continental competition.

The youngster played all six group games and both legs of the quarter final, and continues to go from strength to strength.
The much improved 18-year-old has seen his stock rise in the past 18 months, since he was promoted from the Enyimba Feeders team in March 2017.

He's featured in the African Nations Championship and the CAF Confederation Cup, was named the 2017 Nigeria Young Player of the Year, and captained the Flying Eagles of Nigeria as they secured qualification to the 2019 Africa U-20 Cup of Nations.

Perhaps faith played a leading role in Udoh's accelerated progression.
The player was preparing for the league season with Enyimba when he received an impromptu call-up for the CHAN in Morocco, following a spate of withdrawals and injuries.

An injury to Daniel Itodo at the conclusion of the group-stage matches led to Udoh being handed a first-team role, an opportunity he grabbed with excellent displays as the home-based Super Eagles finished as runners-up.

His rise should prompt parallels with a former Super Eagles left-back, Taye Taiwo, who was renowned for his deadly canon shots in the green and white of Nigeria.
Back in 2004, Taiwo was the breakout star in the Nigerian top flight, featuring for Lobi Stars.

His standout qualities were too exceptional for the national team selectors to ignore as the team struggled for adequate options in the aftermath of Celestine Babayaro's retirement.

Like Udoh, Tawio featured for Lobi in CAF's second-tier club competition - the CAF Cup - and was a member of the Flying Eagles before eventually making his Super Eagles bow against South Africa in the Nelson Mandela Challenge in November 2004.

A similar scenario appears to be on the verge of repeating itself for the Eagles, with Rohr opting to drop the team's only experienced left-back - Elderson Echiejile - ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against the Seychelles.

While Brian Idowu and Ola Aina, right-footed players who are comfortable playing in both full-back positions, might be considered options, the former's unconvincing displays could free up a spot for a credible and natural left-back challenger.

Rohr recently had the opportunity of working closely with Jamilu Collins and Ebube Duru, but regardless of his assessment of the pair, a combination of age, consistency and international exposure could see Udoh get Rohr's nod.

If Udoh continues to excel at the projected rate at Enyimba, then he could become the latest in a long list of Elephants to make the step up to the Super Eagles.

Surely, it won't be long before the talented youngster is handed an opportunity to make his international debut for the national side, and potentially even lock down the position for the next decade.

did u watch full match on Facebook? whick page?

krattoss:
Icon79.. What's up hahahahahahaha..

If we no cash out, wetin we come gain Kwanu?


Shoot out to my egede man.. Vic moses

andrew444:


Stop the dissing man ,yes solanke is a below average player but never you say as bad as sturridge

Sturridge is an injury prone player and that's the problem about him,it's not a mistake playing for mancity Chelsea and Liverpool,I wonder how you watch your football you are just a beer parlour football fan who know nothing than to diss

Sturridge is better than all super eagles striker

Someone has scored 49 Epl goals in 102 Epl matches and you are here talking nonsense ?

Sturridge hardly complete 90 minute and mostly come from the bench and you are here talking nonsense

If you wanna diss solanke dis him because he is a below average but never you say as bad as sturridge unless you have a brain problem

Speak the truth when you see one and don't twist your brain by saying nonsense because you wanna diss a player .

Shame on you man,you should focus on Nigerian league seems you know nothing about football.

Oga,chill na ,

U need to go on a refresher course on Relating with ppu in a forum(RPF101 )

elyte89:



Oga,chill na ,

U need to go on a refresher course on Relating with ppu in a forum(RPF101 )

I'll gladly school the dude.

andrew444:


Stop the dissing man ,yes solanke is a below average player but never you say as bad as sturridge

Sturridge is an injury prone player and that's the problem about him,it's not a mistake playing for mancity Chelsea and Liverpool,I wonder how you watch your football you are just a beer parlour football fan who know nothing than to diss

Sturridge is better than all super eagles striker

Someone has scored 49 Epl goals in 102 Epl matches and you are here talking nonsense ?

Sturridge hardly complete 90 minute and mostly come from the bench and you are here talking nonsense

If you wanna diss solanke dis him because he is a below average but never you say as bad as sturridge unless you have a brain problem

Speak the truth when you see one and don't twist your brain by saying nonsense because you wanna diss a player .

Shame on you man,you should focus on Nigerian league seems you know nothing about football.

Someone is definitely gonna lose his job due to his incompetency in the psychiatric home because I cant imagine how careless he was to have let a patient out in the streets.

elyte89:



Oga,chill na ,

U need to go on a refresher course on Relating with ppu in a forum(RPF101 )

I no even understand where the kid is coming from. Whats really his problem? Is it that Sturridge is poor or that Solanke isn't as good as hyped by Giwa and Southgate abi wet? The incoherency in that write up, would convince an outsider that dude is actually mentally deranged. Maybe he was angered by the comparison in the sense that, it is an insult to put poor Solanke in same sentence as Sturridge the one legged man

Icon4s:


Vindicated? We all knew (except for some for what ever reasons) that his U17 Crop was a bunch of talented boys.

They have continued to rise. And I sincerely hope they turn out to become Super Stars.

Chukwueze, Michael and Okonkwo are all elligible for the next U20 WC I hope Nigeria makes it there so they can show-case their abilities to the world and also get the necessary exposures.

LOL.....Except for some like u who said he should have taken older players.

Great day it was I must confess...

Taiwo Awoniyi bagged a brace for Gent in the Belgian FA Cup.

Victor Osimhen scored yet again in Charleroi's win also in the Belgian FA Cup. This kid is not going to stop his rejuvenation and rise. Watch out for more of him.

Isaac "The Beast" Success showing his class as the no.9 that he was always born to be. A real beast and I pray he carries on in this form and rejuvenated attitude to his football.
Bagged a goal and Involved in build up to the second. Did I hear someone say "wasteman"? Lol... What a comment made in absolute ignorance of what a special talent Success actually is.


Samuel Kalu again showing his class. Bagged an assist too. I am already used to his fine performances week in, week out that I hope it won't reach a stage I take it for granted. Lol

Sheyi Ojo was also in action for Reims and put in a decent shift.

Alexander "The Great" Iwobi did his thing smoothly too for Arsenal.

Blessing Eleke scored too today for Luzern against Basel in Switzerland.

What more can I say?


And ofcos Our Wonder lasses, D'Tigress gave us super Joy earlier.

Great day it was... In fact, Sweet day it was...

darkelf:


I'll gladly school the dude.

Lol if U must be the one to handle that course, endeavour to make "the effect of hard drugs to the brain" ur first topic because the said student seem to be a victim(an addict)

ChrisKels:


I no even understand where the kid is coming. Whats really his problem? Is it that Sturridge is poor or that Solanke isn't as good as hyped by Giwa and Southgate abi wet? The incoherency in that write up, would convince an outsider that dude is actually mentally deranged. Maybe he was angered by the comparison in the sense that, it is an insult to put poor Solanke in same sentence as Sturridge the one legged man

I think Andrew just misses having a bout with his best sparring partner... You!

Icon4s:


Success is a very clinical striker. Playing him from the wings all these years has not really helped his career. He is a Natural Goal Poacher. He can easily score from half chances. His style of play is very suitable for a lone CF.

I am not Rohr but if you ask me I think I have seen enough of Success this season to recall him for the games against Libya.

Deeney has not been impressive this season. But he is an English man. But soon fans will push for Success case once they loose 2 -3 matches in a trot.
His on & off d ball movement today was top notch. His ball control too. Our man is getting back to his best self.

TheSuperNerd:



I think Andrew just misses having a bout with his best parring partner... You!

Lol I can smell it walahi

andrew444:


Stop the dissing man ,yes solanke is a below average player but never you say as bad as sturridge

Sturridge is an injury prone player and that's the problem about him,it's not a mistake playing for mancity Chelsea and Liverpool,I wonder how you watch your football you are just a beer parlour football fan who know nothing than to diss

Sturridge is better than all super eagles striker

Someone has scored 49 Epl goals in 102 Epl matches and you are here talking nonsense ?

Sturridge hardly complete 90 minute and mostly come from the bench and you are here talking nonsense

If you wanna diss solanke dis him because he is a below average but never you say as bad as sturridge unless you have a brain problem

Speak the truth when you see one and don't twist your brain by saying nonsense because you wanna diss a player .

Shame on you man,you should focus on Nigerian league seems you know nothing about football.

Andrew the Andrew...

Oya come to one corner and whisper the truth in my ears...

You be Sturridge's Elder brother abi? No lie oooo... because your love for Sturridge ehn... Kaaaaaaiiii... Na wa ooo

ChrisKels:
Can Ikouwem Udoh be Nigeria's left-back solution?


Ikouwem Udoh's commanding performance and goal for Enyimba in Sunday's 5-1 CAF Confederation Cup demolition of Rayon Sports was the latest in a series of impressive outings from the left-back.

Has the defender done enough to be handed a maiden Super Eagles call-up by Nigeria coach Gernot Rohr?

His composed display, impressive all-round team contribution and well-struck goal in Aba further highlighted the qualities which have made him such an influential figure for the People's Elephant during their continental competition.

The youngster played all six group games and both legs of the quarter final, and continues to go from strength to strength.
The much improved 18-year-old has seen his stock rise in the past 18 months, since he was promoted from the Enyimba Feeders team in March 2017.

He's featured in the African Nations Championship and the CAF Confederation Cup, was named the 2017 Nigeria Young Player of the Year, and captained the Flying Eagles of Nigeria as they secured qualification to the 2019 Africa U-20 Cup of Nations.

Perhaps faith played a leading role in Udoh's accelerated progression.
The player was preparing for the league season with Enyimba when he received an impromptu call-up for the CHAN in Morocco, following a spate of withdrawals and injuries.

An injury to Daniel Itodo at the conclusion of the group-stage matches led to Udoh being handed a first-team role, an opportunity he grabbed with excellent displays as the home-based Super Eagles finished as runners-up.

His rise should prompt parallels with a former Super Eagles left-back, Taye Taiwo, who was renowned for his deadly canon shots in the green and white of Nigeria.
Back in 2004, Taiwo was the breakout star in the Nigerian top flight, featuring for Lobi Stars.

His standout qualities were too exceptional for the national team selectors to ignore as the team struggled for adequate options in the aftermath of Celestine Babayaro's retirement.

Like Udoh, Tawio featured for Lobi in CAF's second-tier club competition - the CAF Cup - and was a member of the Flying Eagles before eventually making his Super Eagles bow against South Africa in the Nelson Mandela Challenge in November 2004.

A similar scenario appears to be on the verge of repeating itself for the Eagles, with Rohr opting to drop the team's only experienced left-back - Elderson Echiejile - ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against the Seychelles.

While Brian Idowu and Ola Aina, right-footed players who are comfortable playing in both full-back positions, might be considered options, the former's unconvincing displays could free up a spot for a credible and natural left-back challenger.

Rohr recently had the opportunity of working closely with Jamilu Collins and Ebube Duru, but regardless of his assessment of the pair, a combination of age, consistency and international exposure could see Udoh get Rohr's nod.

If Udoh continues to excel at the projected rate at Enyimba, then he could become the latest in a long list of Elephants to make the step up to the Super Eagles.

Surely, it won't be long before the talented youngster is handed an opportunity to make his international debut for the national side, and potentially even lock down the position for the next decade.

Udoh is not there yet if I may say. He keeps getting bailed out by Anaemena cos he keeps leaving gaps behind which opponent's do run into. He is good going forward but leaves his primary duty of defending.

Awoniyi scored a brace today in the cup.

Success arguably the MOTM and undoubtedly the best player for Watford. Scored a good first goal, made the second one, was a nuisance throughout and scored his penalty with pure class.

To me, he has done enough to start their next match by the weekend and also get a call from Rohr.

ChrisKels:
Success arguably MOTM and undoubtedly best player for Watford. Scored a good first goal, made the second one, was a nuisance throughout and scored his penalty with pure class.

To me, he has done enough to start their next match by the weekend and also get a call from Rohr.

Don't you think we might be rushing his call-up into the SE?

whoever came up with that saying needs a national award

Icon4s:


Omo there is a difference between Plantain chips and ''Kpekere''

darkelf:


Don't you think we might be rushing his call-up into the SE?

I dont think so because this rejuvenation didnt start today. We that have been following him even those days he was more or less dead, know when he started getting back to shape and that was last season in Malaga. The tail end of Malaga's season precisely. Infact Malaga's relegation was already confirmed bfor Success got resuscitated. If you saw his last two matches for Malaga, u would agree with me. Then add to that his superb preseason and the extra work he gave himself by starting ahead of time during the preseason.

TheSuperNerd:
Great day it was I must confess...

Taiwo Awoniyi bagged a brace for Gent in the Belgian FA Cup.

Victor Osimhen scored yet again in Charleroi's win also in the Belgian FA Cup. This kid is not going to stop his rejuvenation and rise. Watch out for more of him.

Isaac "The Beast" Success showing his class as the no.9 that he was always born to be. A real beast and I pray he carries on in this form and rejuvenated attitude to his football.
Bagged a goal and Involved in build up to the second. Did I hear someone say "wasteman"? Lol... What a comment made in absolute ignorance of what a special talent Success actually is.


Samuel Kalu again showing his class. Bagged an assist too. I am already used to his fine performances week in, week out that I hope it won't reach a stage I take it for granted. Lol

Sheyi Ojo was also in action for Reims and put in a decent shift.

Alexander "The Great" Iwobi did his thing smoothly too for Arsenal.

Blessing Eleke scored too today for Luzern against Basel in Switzerland.

What more can I say?


And ofcos Our Wonder lasses, D'Tigress gave us super Joy earlier.

Great day it was... In fact, Sweet day it was...

Yesterday with Iheanacho s cool penalty set today in motion....We look forward to an enthralling weekend...the future of Nigerian football is in the bas.

Savvy? [Captain Jack Sparrow]
The Flying Dutchman sorry Nigerian is coming.....Please Samuel Chukwuezeeeeeeeeeeee

Resurgent Isaac Success Strikes Again As Watford Fall To Spurs



Nigerian forward Isaac Success continues his resurgence as he scored his 2nd goal this season for Watford as they lost out to Tottenham 6- 4 on penalties in the Carabo cup after the match was tied at 2 all in regulation time

It was just the second start in the Carabao Cup for the 22 year old Striker since his return to Watford after an unsuccessful loan spell in Spain with Malaga . . . http://www.soccerassembly.com/resurgent-isaac-success-strikes-watford-fall-spurs/

rohr should invite this guy for the libya match. even if he doesn't start, it will go along way to boast his confidence the more

Pavarotti:
Resurgent Isaac Success Strikes Again As Watford Fall To Spurs



Nigerian forward Isaac Success continues his resurgence as he scored his 2nd goal this season for Watford as they lost out to Tottenham 6- 4 on penalties in the Carabo cup after the match was tied at 2 all in regulation time

It was just the second start in the Carabao Cup for the 22 year old Striker since his return to Watford after an unsuccessful loan spell in Spain with Malaga . . . http://www.soccerassembly.com/resurgent-isaac-success-strikes-watford-fall-spurs/

Icon4s:


Moses as a WF

Was shocked there was no defensive duties like last season. It look more sharp now. I hope it rejuvenates him all round.

ChrisKels:
Africa's top 3 players play for one football club, that club is Liverpool.

And they got beat last night. lol

The age long mentality of adaptiveness is the reason why our league suffers in the away front. I agree with this article...


http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/did-flying-help-akwa-united-and-heartlands-away-form-this/eru8hmt8n6zr1wo7mvsi3o8af

isan:
did u watch full match on Facebook? whick page?

just search the match u wanna watch

TheSuperNerd:



Andrew the Andrew...

Oya come to one corner and whisper the truth in my ears...

You be Sturridge's Elder brother abi? No lie oooo... because your love for Sturridge ehn... Kaaaaaaiiii... Na wa ooo

Lol

Am not even a Liverpool fan for that matter

ChrisKels:


Someone is definitely gonna lose his job due to his incompetency in the psychiatric home because I cant imagine how careless he was to have let a patient out in the streets.

Lol

Chrismario:





Oga Andy calm down small

Bros no mind me,just leave me and oga chriskels

Icon4s:


Success is a very clinical striker. Playing him from the wings all these years has not really helped his career. He is a Natural Goal Poacher. He can easily score from half chances. His style of play is very suitable for a lone CF.

I am not Rohr but if you ask me I think I have seen enough of Success this season to recall him for the games against Libya.

Bros I think success is a winger,even thou he can play as a central forward

He played as a winger throughout his Granada years before being purchased by watford,in his last season at laliga he won Granada player of the season