TheGoodJoe:


If it is a comment, then it is understandable but repeated constant verbal attacks does not go down as an honest comment but a true means of identifying hate.

mostob:
saw this on FP....

Top Ten Most Valuable Nigerian Teenagers

1) Samuel Kalu (Gent) - €3 million

2) Victor Osimhen (Wolfsburg) - €1 million

3) Nura Abdullahi (Roma) - €0.5 million

4) Taiwo Awoniyi (Liverpool) - €0.4 million

Orji Okonkwo (Bologna) - €0.4 million

6) Theophilus Awua (Inter Milan) - €0.3 million

7) Dennis Bonaventure (Club Brugge) - €0.3 million

Bright Enobakhare (Wolves) - €0.25 million

David Okereke (Spezia) - €0.25 million

10) Franklyn Akammadu (Cesena) - €0.2 million

Anthony Izuchukwu (FKH) - €0.2 million

ChrisKels:


Forget about imoh, he promises nothing no more bkus Dude has permanently lost his way. No more revival, na pension sure pass now. One cant eat his cake and av it

andrew444:


Poor amount of money

Samuel kalu own is incorrect, samuel kalu is valued at 8 million euros by transfrmkt

Onyekuru is 10 million euros but i cant find him there

mostob:
saw this on FP....

Top Ten Most Valuable Nigerian Teenagers

1) Samuel Kalu (Gent) - €3 million

2) Victor Osimhen (Wolfsburg) - €1 million

3) Nura Abdullahi (Roma) - €0.5 million

4) Taiwo Awoniyi (Liverpool) - €0.4 million

Orji Okonkwo (Bologna) - €0.4 million

6) Theophilus Awua (Inter Milan) - €0.3 million

7) Dennis Bonaventure (Club Brugge) - €0.3 million

Bright Enobakhare (Wolves) - €0.25 million

David Okereke (Spezia) - €0.25 million

10) Franklyn Akammadu (Cesena) - €0.2 million

Anthony Izuchukwu (FKH) - €0.2 million

gamaliel9:



This is a bit old. You can update it...Osimhen is about 15milliom euros now. Even that Theophilus Awua disappointed me..he is now at one serie c club like that...update please

mostob:
I didn't composes it. I find it surprising that is why I shared it here.

mostob:
saw this on FP....

Top Ten Most Valuable Nigerian Teenagers

1) Samuel Kalu (Gent) - €3 million

2) Victor Osimhen (Wolfsburg) - €1 million

3) Nura Abdullahi (Roma) - €0.5 million

4) Taiwo Awoniyi (Liverpool) - €0.4 million

Orji Okonkwo (Bologna) - €0.4 million

6) Theophilus Awua (Inter Milan) - €0.3 million

7) Dennis Bonaventure (Club Brugge) - €0.3 million

Bright Enobakhare (Wolves) - €0.25 million

David Okereke (Spezia) - €0.25 million

10) Franklyn Akammadu (Cesena) - €0.2 million

Anthony Izuchukwu (FKH) - €0.2 million

Icon4s:


Are Samuel Kalu, Osimhen, Awoniyi and Bonaventure teenagers? They probably meant young or U21 players.

ChrisKels:


U sef no know say this na post from the archives?

raindodger13:
Paul Onuachu scores for FC Midtjylland.

TheGoodJoe:


Wow. I did not expect Mikel's move to Middlesbrough to work out due to the history of Pulis long ball plays. But it seems it is working out fine for Mikel. I hope this gives him a platform to show what a brilliant talent he is.

Curtisaxel7:


I wonder oh. The truth is always painful but we must say it. What did I say there that is a lie?. Has Iheanacho lived up to his hype or not?. Is his buccal cavity always hanging agape or not? . Is he a perennial misfit at his club or not?. Have his fanboys here blamed the tactics and formation and approach of his coaches for his miserable plight or not?.

If the answer to all these questions is "yes", what then is my crime?.

Earthquake2:
I saw a video of Iheanacho break dancing in Leicester dressing room

The guy doesn't care one bit

tbaba1234:


What do you want him to do? To be sad and frowning.

Dancing does not mean, he is not trying to improve.

tbaba1234:


What do you want him to do? To be sad and frowning.

Dancing does not mean, he is not trying to improve.

ChrisKels:


Bros Cameroun has 10 regions, 8 out of the ten regions speak French while only a paltry 2 speak English, hence the Francos have it. That said, what are the lingua francas of sudan, Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia?

Mickael2:


Coughs* Iheanacho... Leicester City

ChrisKels:


Bros that was an outdated list compiled about three years ago. Check where u got it, u will see the date and time it was written. U definitely got that from the archives

A post that has Kalu as a Gent player is what u hurriedly posted here? Some of u guys here sha smh

Icon4s:


Are Samuel Kalu, Osimhen, Awoniyi and Bonaventure teenagers? They probably meant young or U21 players.

Earthquake2:

Mickael2:


Coughs* Iheanacho... Leicester City

do4luv14:



you are sounding like our SOUTHGATE ,

if what you jst said, especially your last line is a means of identifying hate,

what about , hyping, or as some commonly call it praise singing, what does it signifies, LOVE

TheGoodJoe:


I already explained earlier that it is easier for Defensive midfielders to succeed in a negative system but it is detrimental to forwards. A good example is the Kudos going the way of Ndidi. Mikel might be doing well at Middlesbrough but he is not still operating close to his potential.

Mikel was at one time holding the best record in the EPL with respect of passing. In the game against Blackburn, Mikel had 63 touches. The current EPL passing record is at 181 by Fernandinho and Jorginho.

Mikel can do way better in a more possessive system. Just like Nacho will do far better than a negative system of Leicester City.

elyte89:



@ boss TheGoodJoe....react to dis concise "phrase" by sir Mickeal2

Mickael2:



Let me first of all . How very very predictable. Let's now get to the point.

I hope you watched Leicester outplay Tottenham? Vardy came into the game and got three chances to score, you keep on telling us that Iheanacho has the movement but the right pass is never there but he came onto that pitch and not for once did I see him make any meaningful movement to take up a nice position, in a game that was boased totally by Leicester in the last 30-20 mins Ihanacho did not get into a goalscoring opportunity even once. That movement talk was totally inexistent, and the worst part is that that was literally one of his best games this season. I would like to know your opinion on that match if you watched it. If you didn't I will send you a link then afterwards I want your unbiased opinion.

Then what makes you think Mikel would have been better in a more possessive system? First of all you will ask which position did Mikel play in that game and then you will see that 63 touches is absolutely decent. Having watched the game he was more of a CMF pushing into the AMF role frequently, you do not expect him to touch the ball the same number of times someone like....Besic touched the ball, this guys had the time to interchange passes with the defenders and the GK. Again if you actually watched that match then you'd know that Mikel was totally maximised in that CMF role.

Mickael2:



Let me first of all . How very very predictable. Let's now get to the point.

I hope you watched Leicester outplay Tottenham? Vardy came into the game and got three chances to score, you keep on telling us that Iheanacho has the movement but the right pass is never there but he came onto that pitch and not for once did I see him make any meaningful movement to take up a nice position, in a game that was boased totally by Leicester in the last 30-20 mins Ihanacho did not get into a goalscoring opportunity even once. That movement talk was totally inexistent, and the worst part is that that was literally one of his best games this season. I would like to know your opinion on that match if you watched it. If you didn't I will send you a link then afterwards I want your unbiased opinion.

Then what makes you think Mikel would have been better in a more possessive system? First of all you will ask which position did Mikel play in that game and then you will see that 63 touches is absolutely decent. Having watched the game he was more of a CMF pushing into the AMF role frequently, you do not expect him to touch the ball the same number of times someone like....Besic touched the ball, this guys had the time to interchange passes with the defenders and the GK. Again if you actually watched that match then you'd know that Mikel was totally maximised in that CMF role.

Mickael2:



Let me first of all . How very very predictable. Let's now get to the point.

I hope you watched Leicester outplay Tottenham? Vardy came into the game and got three chances to score, you keep on telling us that Iheanacho has the movement but the right pass is never there but he came onto that pitch and not for once did I see him make any meaningful movement to take up a nice position, in a game that was boased totally by Leicester in the last 30-20 mins Ihanacho did not get into a goalscoring opportunity even once. That movement talk was totally inexistent, and the worst part is that that was literally one of his best games this season. I would like to know your opinion on that match if you watched it. If you didn't I will send you a link then afterwards I want your unbiased opinion.

Then what makes you think Mikel would have been better in a more possessive system? First of all you will ask which position did Mikel play in that game and then you will see that 63 touches is absolutely decent. Having watched the game he was more of a CMF pushing into the AMF role frequently, you do not expect him to touch the ball the same number of times someone like....Besic touched the ball, this guys had the time to interchange passes with the defenders and the GK. Again if you actually watched that match then you'd know that Mikel was totally maximised in that CMF role.

TheGoodJoe:


Your start is so off. Vardy suits the long ball system. Nacho did not grow or play such system so expecting the same result from two different kinds of players is not true.