Icon4s:


Na lie.

Ebiebe that I saw at the 1995 AYC held at the Onikan stadium, Lagos was no where near this thing u are saying. He was no where near the class of Oruma and Kanu then talkless of Okocha.

Icon4s:


Na lie.

Ebiebe that I saw at the 1995 AYC held at the Onikan stadium, Lagos was no where near this thing u are saying. He was no where near the class of Oruma and Kanu then talkless of Okocha.

Alfryd:

I support U about onyekuru ,but success starting? I doubt it

Curtisaxel7:
Hmm.

If Ighalo is truly injured, who leads our attack? Success? Iheanacho? Nwagui? Musa?.

Wahala dey oh.

ChrisKels:



Isaac Success is good enough cover. Then, promote Onyekuru from the standby list. Finito!!

Of course, I'm aware that we have capable replacements. But it seems to me like you've been waiting for this day. Kind of a good news for you.

Quick recovery to our devoted forward.

Curtisaxel7:
Hmm.

If Ighalo is truly injured, who leads our attack? Success? Iheanacho? Nwagui? Musa?.

Wahala dey oh.

TheGoodJoe:


The Ebiede I watched in Shell Camp was that breath taking. How do you think he earned the nickname waistbreaker? I did not understand it until I saw him in action. No lie.

TheGoodJoe:


The Ebiede I watched in Shell Camp was that breath taking. How do you think he earned the nickname waistbreaker? I did not understand it until I saw him in action. No lie.

Truidstar:


Ebeide had serious potential, don't know what happened. Still remember Festus Okuonghae (poor man's Okocha) and Manga Mohammed (Okocha on Steroids). Talents were dripping between 1994-1997. We are getting back to that era gradually.

Icon4s:


Bros forget Shell Camp football. Ebiede was not exceptional at the AYC, where it mattered most for his career then. Another flop of that tournament was Olumide Harris who was the highest goal scorer in the Nigerian league then.

tbaba1234:


Isaac Success leads the line. There is no wahala there.

Icon4s:


Well,no regrets about Sunday Mba.

He peaked when we needed him to.

His local title is "Ogbu Efi one" or "Ogbu Enyi" which ever dialect u chose. That is "the slayer of the Elephant".

Age has definitely caught up with him but he remains a Hero. And good Rep for the local league.

TheGoodJoe:


Ebiede (the waist breaker) was because of Port Harcourt and the Sharks hay days I knew his name. If I tell you I never watched Ebiede play a full game for Sharks FC, you will not believe me. Even when my friends used to go to Sharks Stadium and come back raving about Ebiede, I did not watch.

I got to watch Ebiede in a Shell RA Super Eagles scrimmage game in Port Harcourt and I was hooked. You need to see skills and how he was skinning Taribo and Uche. Unfortunately, he did not even make the bench for the main game despite thrilling a lot of Nigerians in Port Harcourt with his mesmerizing skills. That was how I started following him and catching some clips of him.

TheGoodJoe:


Not being exceptional is not a dismissal of talent. AYC 1995 was a poor outing for the whole team. Keep in mind, apart from the AYC, the young man was still on the corners of the Super Eagles as a #10 for a while, which is not a mean fit.

I can not remember but keep in mind he played the #10 role for the Carlsberg winning team which had promising talents. It takes a special talent to get in such a list.

klexycole:


Of course, I'm aware that we have capable replacements. But it seems to me like you've been waiting for this day. Kind of a good news for you.

Quick recovery to our devoted forward.

Icon4s:


Bros Emmanuel Ebiede was talented no doubt. But u are just hyping him. When even Wilson Oruma was playing second fiddle to Okocha. Ebiede was only considered at the 1998 Calsberg Cup. And that was all.

komekn:


Chei are you a historical football encyclopaedia ❓ u deh confuse me Oh !!!

ChrisKels:


If I had my way, I would start both Chukwueze and Success. Success is a true no.9. He is cerebral, physical, passes well, shoots fine, selfless plus his positional sense(makes good runs, as and when due)

Kalu is a good player plus he is my boy, u all know it, but the Chukwueze I saw against Levante is a rare gem, besides, Kalu really hasn't covered himself wt glory. Chucks opens up play(opposition defense) with ease, plays with guile(highly unpredictable) and he exudes confidence. He does his thing like Sala with his cultured left foot by running at defenses, cutting inside to either release a shot or tee up a better placed mate, ala the back heel to Ekambi. I love his style

TheGoodJoe:


Oga Boss Icon4s is the true encyclopedic historicianical man.

Icon4s:


Bros Emmanuel Ebiede was talented no doubt. But u are just hyping him. When even Wilson Oruma was playing second fiddle to Okocha. Ebiede was only considered at the 1998 Calsberg Cup. And that was all.

TheGoodJoe:


How did I hype him? I said something like too bad he was in the era of Okocha and Oruma. Meaning the talents of these two players Eclipsed Ebiede's relevance. I wonder how that equates to hyping.

Icon4s:


You cannot play two first time starters up front. Chukwueze cannot start if Success starts.

ChrisKels:

If I had my way

Clementoke:
Oluwa...oooo
Keep Iwobi away from the jaws of Injury o

Icon4s:


No, I give it to TheGoodJoe, a man that even knows the Argentine league in and out.

Icon4s:


Even James Obiorah was ahead of Ebiede in that number 10 Pecking order.

Icon4s:

Haha, coaching no be beans o.

ChrisKels:


Because I aint pressing the panic botton, Dat now makes me a hater? Lol.

I dont wish him evil but then I dont rate him. He aint gud enough to me, bkus he fluffs more lines than he finishes. Finito