ChrisKels:


Oh bro, sorry for the late response. Let's get a new thread for it if we can't do it here. D watsap is a no no for me bkus my watsap number is my mainline which I aint ready to give out. Thanks for ur understanding.

Taliban:


Can you translate sir summarize.

ChrisKels:


Oh bro, sorry for the late response. Let's get a new thread for it if we can't do it here. D watsap is a no no for me bkus my watsap number is my mainline which I aint ready to give out. Thanks for ur understanding.

do4luv14:


yes..., and am suspecting, that's from where you know him

jihday:
SMH, just so you can discredit the fact that Musa isn't up to 30 and might be using real age

groundnutoil:
that enyimba left who is also the under 23 abi 20 captain and also lobi stars left back ebube or so
shame that according to rohr once u play in the npfl u are not good enough

groundnutoil:
that enyimba left who is also the under 23 abi 20 captain and also lobi stars left back ebube or so
shame that according to rohr once u play in the npfl u are not good enough

komekn:


Firstly, selection has to by merit and not past glories.

If a player is not performing in his club that's the end you will not make the cut. In our SE some players seem to have permanent residence status.

An example is Kayode when he was on Fire in Austria he was not given time of day.

Before Ajayi had played one game in the Championship Dominic Iorfa had played two seasons and was winning MOTM awards as a teenager for Wolves, was invited to the England first team to train. But was not invited and please forget all those stories in the press they are misrepresentation.

We now have Ebere Eze making waves once again what's happening,

Before anybody knew who Josh Maja was he was invited to train with the SE. Unjustified I still feel at the time.

The guy is now become hot property. We are wasting time and playing games. If we had a collection of Obagoal's and Yakubu's l could understand. We have an almost impotent strike force once again no urgency. It's possible we may loose him.

Ademola and Dele Alli both left League one straight too the EPL. Why, because they were the stand out consistent top class performaners in league and club.

See link below transfer rumours clubs queuing up to get him.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/manchester-city-tottenham-southampton-keeping-13385470

You have players who have been good quality consistent over a long period but largely ignored. Look at Samuel Adegbenro Rosenburg fc one of thier stand out players but he is not on the radar of the SE.

I am sure you can probably add to the long list, using a criteria of consistent outstanding top performances.

This situation of selective selection is causing more harm than good.

But instead we invite speculative potential yet to.be realised over proven tested ability and quality. e.g. Nwakali brothers, etc

Odunayaw:
Utin? The boy isn't up to scratch

BascoVanVeli:


I would like to see more of Ebube. Hopefully Lobi make it to the group stage of the champions league

Odunayaw:
I can expect CAF to draw up Lobi with a North African team in the round before the group stage

If this happens, wahala don reach be that

groundnutoil:
u really think osimehen would get. the nod ahead of oyekuru
I don't see that happening

gamaliel9:
Iheanacho has not been developing....he is not even stagnant...he is regressing...I think his name is covering him....this regressing started at the world cup...but i can assure that Rohr has not noticed it...

Iwobi is not yet mature to control a game from the midfield.

EEGA:
This is why Ogu is important to this team. His calmness,physical presence and ability to play short passes will be needed in the course of the AFCON.

On Iheanacho, it's his free-kick ability that keeps him in this team.

krattoss:
Leon Balogun lashes out at black Chyna for his plans to sell bleaching cream when she arrives Lagos

But in a serious note, what do these goose take us for?

EEGA:
This is why Ogu is important to this team. His calmness,physical presence and ability to play short passes will be needed in the course of the AFCON.

On Iheanacho, it's his free-kick ability that keeps him in this team.

komekn:


Firstly, selection has to by merit and not past glories.

If a player is not performing in his club that's the end you will not make the cut. In our SE some players seem to have permanent residence status.

An example is Kayode when he was on Fire in Austria he was not given time of day.

Before Ajayi had played one game in the Championship Dominic Iorfa had played two seasons and was winning MOTM awards as a teenager for Wolves, was invited to the England first team to train. But was not invited and please forget all those stories in the press they are misrepresentation.

We now have Ebere Eze making waves once again what's happening,

Before anybody knew who Josh Maja was he was invited to train with the SE. Unjustified I still feel at the time.

The guy is now become hot property. We are wasting time and playing games. If we had a collection of Obagoal's and Yakubu's l could understand. We have an almost impotent strike force once again no urgency. It's possible we may loose him.

Ademola and Dele Alli both left League one straight too the EPL. Why, because they were the stand out consistent top class performaners in league and club.

See link below transfer rumours clubs queuing up to get him.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/manchester-city-tottenham-southampton-keeping-13385470

You have players who have been good quality consistent over a long period but largely ignored. Look at Samuel Adegbenro Rosenburg fc one of thier stand out players but he is not on the radar of the SE.

I am sure you can probably add to the long list, using a criteria of consistent outstanding top performances.

This situation of selective selection is causing more harm than good.

But instead we invite speculative potential yet to.be realised over proven tested ability and quality. e.g. Nwakali brothers, etc

Odunayaw:
Utin? The boy isn't up to scratch

gamaliel9:
Iheanacho has not been developing....he is not even stagnant...he is regressing...I think his name is covering him....this regressing started at the world cup...but i can assure that Rohr has not noticed it...

Iwobi is not yet mature to control a game from the midfield.

groundnutoil:
with all respect bro can I ask you how many of his matches u have watched to come to this conclusion
if not for anything else I stay in aba I have been to the stadium twice to seem him play he has his rough edges no doubt but boy is good am particularly happy with his crosses

darkelf:


No trying yo cast aspersions on your opinion but in the last 6 matches, KC hasn't scored any free-kick for us. Free-kicks aren't enough to guarantee him a spot on the team. There is too much at stake for that kind of sentiment

komekn:


I actually think it's more probable, he was invited to the SE before him. Even when he was an academy player.

Onyekuru had a very impressive CV before Everton bought him but was he given opportunity. ❓

Utonwanne:



No shame whatsoever, they are not just good enough

TheGoodJoe:

I have been critical of him but I think it was in the Atletico Madrid game he blew my mind (no homo) with his work rate. I think Utin has a lot to offer.

groundnutoil:
with all respect bro can I ask you how many of his matches u have watched to come to this conclusion
if not for anything else I stay in aba I have been to the stadium twice to seem him play he has his rough edges no doubt but boy is good am particularly happy with his crosses

groundnutoil:
with all respect bro can I ask you how many of his matches u have watched to come to this conclusion
if not for anything else I stay in aba I have been to the stadium twice to seem him play he has his rough edges no doubt but boy is good am particularly happy with his crosses

groundnutoil:
with all respect bro can I ask you how many of his matches u have watched to come to this conclusion
if not for anything else I stay in aba I have been to the stadium twice to seem him play he has his rough edges no doubt but boy is good am particularly happy with his crosses

groundnutoil:
well he is doing quite well in gala at the moment and I think rohr would opt more for a vasetile forward than osimehen

groundnutoil:
but this guys do well in Chad and wafu competitions

EEGA:
If Osimhen continues scoring why not?

Rohr is trying to groom a good back-up or heir to Ighalo.Osimhen suits our system of play(4-2-3-1).