TheGoodJoe:


By the way, is Vardy, Tielemans, Maddison, Barnes and Gray not looking better already than they were under Puel? Even with the other assistant, we saw improvement. So what point are you making?

Ha.

Earthquake2:
Ghana has a surprisingly good midfield

andrew444:


Now I get you

Fine kc was exceptional

But why did you fail to also include that Isaac success was exceptional ?

BascoVanVeli:



That's ridiculous he doesn't train in front of any of them so why would their opinion matter? The answer is that Liverpool have someone monitoring on loan players and Klopp will make the final decision based on the information they give him.

andrew444:


He should buckle up against next season.

I wish he can secure a move to belgium, i dont think nwakali should have a problem getting a belgium club to join on loan,its better than all this porto B

tbaba1234:
Emmanuel Ekong (16), son of former Nigeria international Ikpe Ekong finally begins his career with Serie-A side, Empoli.

"I want my son to play for Nigeria starting from U17 Team"
-Ikpe Ekong, fmr Nigerian Int'l on his highly rated son, Emmanuel Ekong



Note that he did not say, we should wait till his son reaches 23.

komekn:


Remember he flopped in the second tier of Dutch football.

You can not be anonymous in Porto B and then be propelled to the Belgium top flight.

tbaba1234:
Ola Aina's assist


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mb5miruomWQ

komekn:


I didn't fail to include, Isaac Success was not.

Please remind me the internationally acclaimed and recognised accolade he won at the U17 world cup please ❓

That's what gave him recognition and exception with regards to requirements for a work permit in England and access to the academy system.

Earthquake2:
Ghana squad vs Kenya

Goalkeepers: Richard Ofori (Martizburg United, South Africa), Lawrence Ati-Zigi (Sochaux, France), Felix Annan (Asante Kotoko)



Defenders: Kwadwo Asamoah (Inter Milan, Italy), Lumor Agbenyenu (Goztepe, Turkey), Andy Yiadom (Reading FC, England), Amos Frimpong (Asante Kotoko), Kasim Adams (Hoffenheim, Germany), Nicholas Opoku (Udinese, Italy), John Boye (Metz, France), Joseph Aidoo (Genk, Belgium)



Midfielders: Andre Ayew (Fenerbahce, Turkey), Mubarak Wakaso (Alaves, Spain), Christian Atsu (Newcastle, England), Kwame Bonsu (Asante Kotoko), Ernest Asante (Al Jazira, UAE), Thomas Partey (Atletico Madrid, Spain), Alhassan Wakaso (Vitoria S.C, Portugal), Jeffrey Schlupp (Crystal Palace, England), Alfred Duncan (Sassuolo, Italy)



Forwards: Caleb Ekuban (Trabzonspor, Turkey), Jordan Ayew (Crystal Palace, England), Emmanuel Boateng (Dalian Yifang, China), Kwasi Appiah (AFC Wimbledon, England)

junnyjake:
Zidane agreeing to return to Madrid is an ill advised move.

Earthquake2:
Ghana has a surprisingly good midfield

andrew444:


Who type this list ?

When did Andre Ayew and jeffrey schlup turn to midfielders ?

Christian atsu also a midfielder ? I taught he mostly played as a winger sir

Ghana calling a player from wimbledon Fc as if the player is even prolific ,is it not better they call a player from ashanti kotoko or heart of oak

andrew444:


You see komekn you are very crafty

Iheanacho steal the show at the u17 World Cup we all know that

How did success earn a move to Granada ? Me I don't know

Now let me tell you about success ,success was grenada player of the season during his last season there and watford have to break the bank to make a record transfer to sign him ,so you can see success is a good player and a special talent maybe that's why he was given work permit and the transfer fee involved

So why are you trying to pretend you don't know success was good in laliga and he is one of the best young stars there ? Oh I remember you once called him a waste man

Smh for you

tbaba1234:
Emmanuel Ekong (16), son of former Nigeria international Ikpe Ekong finally begins his career with Serie-A side, Empoli.

"I want my son to play for Nigeria starting from U17 Team"
-Ikpe Ekong, fmr Nigerian Int'l on his highly rated son, Emmanuel Ekong



Note that he did not say, we should wait till his son reaches 23.

Icon4s:


That aside, Success was the highest goal scorer at the CAF U17 tournament. He got injured in the first half of his second game at the FIFA U17 WC where he had already scored 2goals. Let Komekn go take a look at the goal he scored against Sweden before he got injured. Success was on course to shinning at that WC.
But it seems Awiniyi's parents are prayer Warriors

Icon4s:


Wingers and Attacking Midfielders can also be grouped as "Midfielders".

Icon4s:


Ghanaian teams have always had good Midfield. They naturally produce good Midfielders.

andrew444:


Please can you tell me the good midfielders there ?

andrew444:


Who type this list ?

When did Andre Ayew and jeffrey schlup turn to midfielders ?

Christian atsu also a midfielder ? I taught he mostly played as a winger sir

Ghana calling a player from wimbledon Fc as if the player is even prolific ,is it not better they call a player from ashanti kotoko or heart of oak

TheGoodJoe:



Midfielders: Andre Ayew (Fenerbahce, Turkey), Mubarak Wakaso (Alaves, Spain), Christian Atsu (Newcastle, England), Kwame Bonsu (Asante Kotoko), Ernest Asante (Al Jazira, UAE), Thomas Partey (Atletico Madrid, Spain), Alhassan Wakaso (Vitoria S.C, Portugal), Jeffrey Schlupp (Crystal Palace, England), Alfred Duncan (Sassuolo, Italy)

The bolded are good and I can bet Alfred Duncan is good because I highlighted how impressed I was with the play of Sassuolo when they played AC Milan. Unfortunately, I did not watch the Napoli - Sassuolo game.

Earthquake2:


Jeffrey Schlup is a natural midfielder

Andrew Ayew and Christian Atsu can play left and right side of midfield

Earthquake2:


I watched the game the guy was fire, combined with Jeremy Boga of Ivory coast

They were running Napoli ragged

I thought the guy was Italian, so composed on the ball

TheGoodJoe:



Midfielders: Andre Ayew (Fenerbahce, Turkey), Mubarak Wakaso (Alaves, Spain), Christian Atsu (Newcastle, England), Kwame Bonsu (Asante Kotoko), Ernest Asante (Al Jazira, UAE), Thomas Partey (Atletico Madrid, Spain), Alhassan Wakaso (Vitoria S.C, Portugal), Jeffrey Schlupp (Crystal Palace, England), Alfred Duncan (Sassuolo, Italy)

The bolded are good and I can bet Alfred Duncan is good because I highlighted how impressed I was with the play of Sassuolo when they played AC Milan. Unfortunately, I did not watch the Napoli - Sassuolo game.