Earthquake2:


Wow I thought people in this thread spoke good English and used decent logic

That must be a good parameter to judge that they have considerable Iq :'
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junnyjake:


LMAO! My eye widened on seeing that part too.

junnyjake:


If Roger's first order of business isn't to get rid of him.

COOL10:
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Victory for forward movement or backward movement?

TheGoodJoe:
Interesting times ahead for Leicester City with the arrival of Brendan Rodgers who I consider one of the top geniuses of the game. I hope his arrival sparks good trajectory for not just our players but especially Nacho due to the attacking brand of football of Rodgers and the ability to create chances for his forwards due to his passing style.

After Tevez, the striker that really had my attention was a young Suarez and under Rodgers, Suarez got unlocked. He became one of the most lethal finishers of the game.

The next striker who caught my attention after Suarez was Iheanacho. Due to his ability of finding his way around the forward line to finish at a very impressive and lethal rate.

Starting games should not be a priority but soaking in the wisdom of the genius manager who will lead the side.

Nacho should make improving his work rate to an impressive level his priority. There is a level a player achieves in work rate that makes him impossible to drop. Bernardo Silva should be a blueprint.

(Advice, Nacho should employ Nduka Ugbade his work rate personal trainer. Nduka Ugbade has the key and created a work rate monster in Ndidi.)

Earthquake2:


Wow I thought people in this thread spoke good English and used decent logic

That must be a good parameter to judge that they have considerable Iq

TheGoodJoe:


I doubt. Rodgers already said the potential of the team is one of the reasons he took the job. There is a very huge potential in Nacho and I doubt getting rid of such potential suits his narrative.

TheGoodJoe:
Interesting times ahead for Leicester City with the arrival of Brendan Rodgers who I consider one of the top geniuses of the game. I hope his arrival sparks good trajectory for not just our players but especially Nacho due to the attacking brand of football of Rodgers and the ability to create chances for his forwards due to his passing style.

After Tevez, the striker that really had my attention was a young Suarez and under Rodgers, Suarez got unlocked. He became one of the most lethal finishers of the game.

The next striker who caught my attention after Suarez was Iheanacho. Due to his ability of finding his way around the forward line to finish at a very impressive and lethal rate.

Starting games should not be a priority but soaking in the wisdom of the genius manager who will lead the side.

Nacho should make improving his work rate to an impressive level his priority. There is a level a player achieves in work rate that makes him impossible to drop. Bernardo Silva should be a blueprint.

(Advice, Nacho should employ Nduka Ugbade his work rate personal trainer. Nduka Ugbade has the key and created a work rate monster in Ndidi.)

chrisooblog:
Rodgers is good but genius is stretching it abit. This leicester job will be Brendan's greatest challenge he won't have the luxury he enjoyed at liverpool (extremely talented group of players) and celtic (best team in scotland) his style of coaching is still very different from what the core of leicester city players are used to. if they can't cope expect alot of new faces in the summer

SlayerForever:




My brother all na perspective.

chrisooblog:
Rodgers is a fantastic replacement for leicester. hoping he can pull KC out of his rot and improve Ndidi's all round play.

TheGoodJoe:
Interesting times ahead for Leicester City with the arrival of Brendan Rodgers who I consider one of the top geniuses of the game. I hope his arrival sparks good trajectory for not just our players but especially Nacho due to the attacking brand of football of Rodgers and the ability to create chances for his forwards due to his passing style.

After Tevez, the striker that really had my attention was a young Suarez and under Rodgers, Suarez got unlocked. He became one of the most lethal finishers of the game.

The next striker who caught my attention after Suarez was Iheanacho. Due to his ability of finding his way around the forward line to finish at a very impressive and lethal rate.

Starting games should not be a priority but soaking in the wisdom of the genius manager who will lead the side.

Nacho should make improving his work rate to an impressive level his priority. There is a level a player achieves in work rate that makes him impossible to drop. Bernardo Silva should be a blueprint.

(Advice, Nacho should employ Nduka Ugbade his work rate personal trainer. Nduka Ugbade has the key and created a work rate monster in Ndidi.)

Danielnino00:


First of all,you should be hoping that Iheanacho's form won't discourage Rodgers from giving him game time and eventually discarding him.

Secondly I'm at lost as to what you meant by "Brendan Rodgers is a genius" cus its far from the truth.. Rodgers may play a brand of attacking football that you like but his players management skills are poor,at best average.. While he was at Liverpool he signed many players he couldn't manage.. he couldn't even get a better replacement for Suarez than Balotelli and Lambert..

Rodgers will certainly improve Leicester style of play,but don't expect him to improve Nacho and Ndidi overall performance...

#my 2 cent

TheGoodJoe:


I have always been an advocate for the style of play making a big impact of the quality of players. Brendan Rodgers will bring the flair to Leicester City and with the likes of Ndidi and Nacho working hard daily to adopt and imbibe the system, I see them improving.

Brendan Rodgers is a tactical genius. Having a poor management record does not make him less of a genius.

Icon4s:


I just hope Rodgers' tactics favors Iheanacho o. Else I no know wetin u go use as defense again o.

Cos I know some people here would be eagerly watching and waiting.

COOL10:
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I'm sorry to say,but you're very wrong by that statement. Ignore it all you want but deep down you know the truth. And the truth will definitely prevail.

TheGoodJoe:
Interesting times ahead for Leicester City with the arrival of Brendan Rodgers who I consider one of the[b] top geniuses of the game[/b]. I hope his arrival sparks good trajectory for not just our players but especially Nacho due to the attacking brand of football of Rodgers and the ability to create chances for his forwards due to his passing style.

After Tevez, the striker that really had my attention was a young Suarez and under Rodgers, Suarez got unlocked. He became one of the most lethal finishers of the game.

The next striker who caught my attention after Suarez was Iheanacho. Due to his ability of finding his way around the forward line to finish at a very impressive and lethal rate.

Starting games should not be a priority but soaking in the wisdom of the genius manager who will lead the side.

Nacho should make improving his work rate to an impressive level his priority. There is a level a player achieves in work rate that makes him impossible to drop. Bernardo Silva should be a blueprint.

(Advice, Nacho should employ Nduka Ugbade his work rate personal trainer. Nduka Ugbade has the key and created a work rate monster in Ndidi.)

Earthquake2:
Ndidi is back to his best!!

Tackling, running, intercepting, blocking, the man is back

andrew444:


Yesterday game right?

Earthquake2:


Ya the guy was awesome

He was like 'leave the defending to me and go and attack'

TheGoodJoe:


I doubt. Rodgers already said the potential of the team is one of the reasons he took the job. There is a very huge potential in Nacho and I doubt getting rid of such potential suits his narrative.

TheGoodJoe:


Rodgers is a genius. Witb breath taking ideas and a deep understanding of the game. I have talked a lot about him and feel he is genuinely underrated.

He had a talented group of players at Liverpool but had a lot of work in making them click. A lot of people make that mistake. Having a good group of players is not a guarantee of good results but getting the best of them.

Leicester City is not a club that will go out splashing cash for quality players in every position. So Rodgers has a lot of work in getting the best from what he has.

andrew444:


Are you kidding me sir at the bolded so brendan rodgers is one of the top geniuses of the game? tell me something i dont know

I hope iheanacho improves

Suarez was worldclass before brendan rodgers okay rodgers or no rodgers suarez was likely to tear the epl apart

TheGoodJoe:


You are free to argue with Pele.


PELE CREDITS BRENDAN RODGERS FOR SUAREZ'S IMPROVEMENT

But who does Pele, the man regarded by many as the greatest footballer of all time, believe is the individual responsible for Suarez’s improvement?

It might come as a surprise to some that Pele has highlighted Brendan Rodgers for not only turning Suarez into a brilliant player but also an improved human being. Okay…

“I think Celtic are very lucky to have a manager with the qualities of Brendan,” Pele is quoted as saying by The Sun.

“Luis Suarez was a really good player when he went to Liverpool but I believe Brendan gave him great coaching, guidance and advice and made him a better player and a better person.

“Suarez was prepared well for his move from Liverpool to Barcelona after working under Brendan. Celtic have a good reputation around the world — and have a good manager.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.givemesport.com/863923-pele-names-the-man-at-liverpool-who-made-luis-suarez-brilliant%3famp

Mickael2:


So that was why he got embarrassed out of the champions league immediately Suarez left? Dude, Rogers is at best a tad above average, at best oh. Rafa Benitez for example is twice the coach Rogers will ever be. Forget long talk

andrew444:


Who takes pele serious ?

The one that ones said Neymar is better than Messi ?

forgiveness:



Those who liked your post are the most ignorant of all.

Well, I know your antecedent is to promote your interest hence your biased and lopsided analyses devoid of critical objective and holistical analyses.


Which bar has been raised for Onomah? Is he not still in the same Championship or the same Championship has level within itself?

When he was given the chance to play, did he flop?

Do you mean 3 assists in 12 matches for one who played as a CM is below average?

I believe you where waiting for Ojo to miss match day squad so that you can quickly take a shot at him just as you did against Ademola when he was in Germany.

Ojo didn't make 3 match day squad and this is the fifth time for the whole season.

Why didn't you talk about Samuel Kalu who also missed 3 match day squad consecutively (his 8th of the season) before he played the last game last weak?

Oh, he is a baller as long as he is your interest ba? Smh

Another half baked truth debunked.

You have said another half baked truth about Solanke but I will let his profile tell the true story.

Apparently, those who liked your post did that due to the vendetta they have against Komekn because they were not wise enough to cross check and confirm if what you said were true or false.

TheGoodJoe:
Interesting times ahead for Leicester City with the arrival of Brendan Rodgers who I consider one of the top geniuses of the game. I hope his arrival sparks good trajectory for not just our players but especially Nacho due to the attacking brand of football of Rodgers and the ability to create chances for his forwards due to his passing style.

After Tevez, the striker that really had my attention was a young Suarez and under Rodgers, Suarez got unlocked. He became one of the most lethal finishers of the game.

The next striker who caught my attention after Suarez was Iheanacho. Due to his ability of finding his way around the forward line to finish at a very impressive and lethal rate.

Starting games should not be a priority but soaking in the wisdom of the genius manager who will lead the side.

Nacho should make improving his work rate to an impressive level his priority. There is a level a player achieves in work rate that makes him impossible to drop. Bernardo Silva should be a blueprint.

(Advice, Nacho should employ Nduka Ugbade his work rate personal trainer. Nduka Ugbade has the key and created a work rate monster in Ndidi.)

TheGoodJoe:


“There were offers from everywhere. Bayern were interested, all these clubs. But I came to Liverpool, I saw the facilities, I took some time out of my vacation to visit Melwood and speak with Brendan Rodgers,” Divock Origi said before signing for Liverpool.

“When I came in, everyone knew my name, they knew who I was and they were looking at a video of me even from the under-15s. They knew about my qualities and when I saw the values of the club – passing, pressing, fast players – I was like, ‘This is the place I want to go.'”

https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2016/12/12/divock-origis-comments-about-brendan-rodgers-man-management-styl/


Only a genius can pay so much attention to details like Rodgers. His tactical understanding of tactics, movement and training is way above most top quality coaches. He is actually my second best coach after Guardiola.

TheGoodJoe:


If you do not take Pele serious on Brendan Rodgers role in making Suarez a better player, take it from Suarez himself.


"Such a big part of my education is down to him and his management," he is quoted as saying by talkSPORT. "Of course he works to make the team stronger but he really works on a one-to-one level with the players.


"He will sit down with each player at the club, and work on where you can improve, where you can exploit opposition, he leaves nothing to chance. He is a very intelligent man. If the players at his next club listen to his words, they will become better players for sure."

The bolded highlights my expectation for Nacho and Ndidi. They need to pay attention and listen to the coaching genius.

komekn:


With respect and without prejudice l think you are being OVERLY OPTIMISTIC.

Mickael2:


I really really do not get the relevance of what you just posted. So other coaches do not watch players before they buy them? Then this shows that you have not met a proper scout ever in your life. I know a scout for Rayo and when this guy starts to monitor a particular player, he watches even his games from two-three years ago just to know even the redundant areas of his game that can be refined before he then presents it to the coach and a conclusion will be drawn. Before Origi came to Liverpool which other games had he played that could be watched if not the U15 games? Of course the scout did his work and Rogers was briefed about it, I don't understand how that is an achievement