elyte89:



Dis is from u ...wow,I no believe o,die hard nacho fan

andrew444:


I love nacho and am a big fan of him

Not sure he will go to afcon,but if e go na him lick and good for him

If osimhen miss afcon I won't be happy with rohr

safarigirl:
h must be doing somehing awfully wrong to no be in contention for reasonabl game time.

This isn't about Pep, or Puel, or Rogers....talent and hard work mwver hides. Even if a player is unfortunate enough to be plague by managers that don't rate him, if he makes immense contributions on the pitch, even the most hardheaded manager will have no choice, but to give him playing time.

For someone to go through three managers and none of them found him an asset, haha....he is either not pulling his socks up, or his village people are working on overtime

do4luv14:



I support you, he should work hard, and if he still didn't see game time, should move out on loan, by borrowing a leaf from Musa

Icon4s:


How do you know he is not working hard?

Icon4s:


How do you know he is not working hard?

Icon4s:


Don't you think his lack of game time is the competition he has ahead of him? That is Vardy. That guy is not difficult to displace from that Leicester team.

TheGoodJoe, what do you think about her submissions?

safarigirl:
nobody is asking him to fully displace Vardy, but some respectable game time would do

zoboizee:


1. Still can't trap the ball properly till now as a professional footballer. Which is elementary.

2.Poor skill set.

3. Avoids his right foot on the ball as if it's plagued. He even scored a goal raising his right foot up in order to use the left foot.

safarigirl:
Iheanacho cannot make AFCON.

Even if Rohr makes a 30-man list, Iheanacho cannot and must not be on that list. Lwt misfortune follow he who has chosen to make himself unfortunate

Better to take Chukwueze, Onuachu and Osimhen to Egypt, than allow Kelechi on that flight. He can join supporters club sha

Curtisaxel7:


Are my eyes playing tricks on me or is Madam Safarigirl actually criticizing Iheanacho? .

For a super dyed-in-the-wool Nacho fangirl to criticize him, then things most have gotten reeaally bad for the young man.

Earthquake2:
Edi guy shebi it's you that said Zaha is not a world class player

Icon4s:


Well, this is at the discretion of the coach.

charlesemeka85:
And I doubt if you made out time to follow the progress the duo of igbekeme and zubairu have made for the past 2 seasons. Zubairu is a diminutive box to box midfielder, with a lot of energy and good range of passes. No need to argue with you because you don't follow his exploits during the Europa league qualifiers and group stages.

Igbekeme on his on path have been a revelation is the Spanish 2nd tier and have caught the eyes of few La Liga teams who intend to sign him in the summer and mind you he just joined Zaragoza from the Portuguese 2nd tier.

If azubuike is good as hype in this forum he would have atleast been an integral part of the current super eagles set and as well would have caught rohr's eyes at the last Olympics where the likes of Imoh and a few others who performed well were at aleast given a chance to train with the senior national team.

Your azubuike can only smell the super eagles if his fortune changes by performing better than the midfielders in our disposal or siasia and his likes are hired to take over the team

edi287:

He is not elite. You were putting him on Neymar/Mane level which I highly disagree with.

Earthquake2:


Mane has 17 goals this season, Zaha could have possibly had 18 playing for Crystal Palace

What were you talking about world class again?

safarigirl:


Nothing like die hard. Anyone who truly loves a player should be able to call him out when his career is dwindling thanks to his mistakes.

I no fit siddon dey deceive myself say hope dey, because a t stands, the future is bleak and Kelechi is the only one that can shine torch in this darkness, so, if he has to stumble, fall, get knocked over, for him to on that torch, make e stumble. Giving him a spot on the AFCON team will be encouraging laziness, and a sore lack of ambition.

Pikin wey dem no flog until e cry, no go know say wetin e do, no good

Icon4s:


Don't you think his lack of game time is the competition he has ahead of him? That is Vardy. That guy is not difficult to displace from that Leicester team.

TheGoodJoe, what do you think about her submissions?

Joebie:
I for talk say “it’s only in Nigeria” but...

edi287:

By taking Pks?? How many chances has he created? You are aware that unlike Mane, he is the focal point of his team?
How many Pks have Mane won that he didn't take too? Zaha is great player but not elite. It's not like he'll go to Spurs/City/Liverpool/Manure and become the focal point.

do4luv14:



I support you, he should work hard, and if he still didn't see game time, should move out on loan, by borrowing a leaf from Musa

Icon4s:


Well, you just summed it up. People will argue Iheanacho has regressed. But I will say he stagnated.

He was never at the level people placed him.

Some believe he has stopped working hard. But I don't think so. In Football development there is what is called a plateau. A player develops and gets to a level and remains at that level for long. That is the plateau. And that is where the talent of such Player can raise him to. And after that plateau his performance starts declining. Iheanacho may just have hit his plateau early. That is just it.

TheGoodJoe:
Leicester City is a far improved team. Rodgers is getting them up to speed fast. This shows the players are getting better. However, when a player is on the bench, a lot of people misunderstand it as the player is not improving.

However, Nacho is training with the team and a mountain load of work is going on in the Leicester City camp and it would be close to impossible that Nacho is not working hard to get up to speed with the team.

Nacho is at a fantastic place now under the tutelage of a man who knows his way around a football pitch. He just needs to stay focus and keep listening. As long as he works hard, the reward will come.

Oasis007:




I've edited the List, cos a particular Name deserves to be on it with his Performance week in week out with his Club. His Name is Simi Ajayi. I expect him to make the List if Mikel is dropped based on the Formations I suggested.

Don't misunderstand me Bruh, I ain't saying Mikel is not needed in the Team, rather based on my Observation which Earthquake has buttressed - seems Rohr is kinda done with Mikel in the Super Eagles.

TheGoodJoe:
Leicester City is a far improved team. Rodgers is getting them up to speed fast. This shows the players are getting better. However, when a player is on the bench, a lot of people misunderstand it as the player is not improving.

However, Nacho is training with the team and a mountain load of work is going on in the Leicester City camp and it would be close to impossible that Nacho is not working hard to get up to speed with the team.

Nacho is at a fantastic place now under the tutelage of a man who knows his way around a football pitch. He just needs to stay focus and keep listening. As long as he works hard, the reward will come.

Earthquake2:


He is playing on the wings like Mane so no point about focal point

The fact that he has 10 pks + 8 goals in a Crystal Palace side means that he is working harder and a bigger goal threat than Mane

AIG07:
How time flies!

Can't believe that the same set of people who stood vehemently against the idea of Nacho been dropped from the national team immediately after the world cup are now in support of the motion. I remember them calling us haters(still don't know who brought that word to this thread- one of the reasons I lost interest in commenting). But I believe that those who want him out them were his true supporters.

I wanted him out so he could buckle up in his club and earn his place in the national team before Afcon 19. Making it now looks like a mirage. I hope he discover his old self.

I'll pick Simon Moses ahead

TheGoodJoe:


I do not want Iheanacho in the AFCON squad because I am not a fan of Rohr’s system and I do not think Rohr has what it takes to keep on improving Nacho. Nacho is better off without the AFCON distraction focusing on improving his game and soaking information from Rodgers. Thus training in a more offensive system.