charlesemeka85:
freide and zubairu are cm while igbekeme is versatile ie can be deplot as an SS,AM,LW And CM

klexycole:


Oga sir, naso you like football reach?

elyte89:



Igbekeme...SS ,AM LW CM...NA small remain GK

All dis 5 in 1 players,me no dey fancy dem like dt,same way etebo is confusing us and later realize he's not really contributing to d team generally

charlesemeka85:
eze will get his time moreover he has to do more to get a call up

charlesemeka85:
eze and onomah are not better than what we have currently in the team

charlesemeka85:
eze can still play for us but he has to do more. he has the talent to blossom into a better player.

forgiveness:


What do we have?

safarigirl:
the great horse power, Etebo

khunz:
Leganes defender Kenneth Omeruo in LaLiga Team of the Week.

forgiveness:
When I think about Keshi's AFCON list, I realized it was based on selective selection.

Keshi dropped Taye Taiwo who started all the matches for Dynamo Kiev in the league, UEFA champions and Europa League for Juwon Oshaniwa who was in an obscure Israeli league. As at that time, Taye had a goal and 2 assists.

Keshi dropped Lukam Haruna who anchored Dynamo Kiev CMF and AMF in both the league and UEFA champions League, and even scored 6 goals with 2 assists for Fengor Ogude, Reuben Grabriel etc who are from obscure leagues. One of them was selected despite having injury.

Imagine, Keshi took an INJURED player to the AFCON.

I thought these two were playing for obscure team but surprisingly Keshi dropped them and picked Brown Ideye.

Late Keshi Dropped Obafemi Martins who was banging in goals in the La Liga and Europa League for a player struggling in a Russian league.

Late Keshi Dropped Peter Odemwigie who was one of our best if not the best player in Europe for a player like Ejike Uzoenyi.

I don't want to talk about Some Aluko, Ezekiel Imoh etcetera who he conspicuously ignored for no just reason.

Well, he won the trophy but at the end of the day, our SE suffered regression for 5 years.

andrew444:


Oga i agree with all what you said, but i think you are trying to play safe here, let me spill it

Keshi dey collect bribe, his squad selection dey suprise me, na because he win afcon people no call for him head.

What was gabriel reuben business in the world cup?

What about flavour nabania uchebo?

Make i just end here before i begin VEX

forgiveness:


Na you talk am oooo.

BascoVanVeli:



They will stay in his heart but will he stay in Stoke? I for one hope not.

sheyishemba:
Thank God fasting have started people like afrobear will at least stop w**d for one month

safarigirl:


So, you did not read where I said, it is lack of competition that is keeping him there?

What does he offer? Running up and down like a headleds chicken is what entertains Nigerians these days. What does he offer? How many chances has he created for goals? How many crosses? What is his success rate with take-ons and interceptions? How many blocks? Even his dribbling, how good is it? That guy has never touched ball and I'm filled with confidence.

Yes o, Mba had TWO match-winning goals in crucial AFCON games, his name is imprinted in Nigerian football history for those two goals, what has Etebo done? How many match-winning goals in crucial matches?

You people think you can just call anybody a baller because they have horse power and run up and down the pitch with little to nothing to show for it. Gone are those days, nobody is going to scam me with runs that amount to nothing.

Please, tell us what he brings that is so irreplaceable.

wayodude:


I agree and disagree.

Etebo has a fantastic engine and is highly versatile, this guy has played almost every outfield position on the pitch as a professional.

Without going into too much detail he simply needs to add a bit more quality to his game in the final third. He can become as good as Essien was. For now he is a good squad player.

bazooka1:

Pound for pound is Ndidi really a better footballer than Etebor? I don't think so.

micah1122:
Please who watched yesterday's Real Madrid vs Villareal match?.how was Samuel Chukwueze's performance?

tbaba1234:
Etebo, lots of energy but limited quality. Sometimes, you wonder what he is doing.

andrew444:


Oga i agree with all what you said, but i think you are trying to play safe here, let me spill it

Keshi dey collect bribe, his squad selection dey suprise me, na because he win afcon people no call for him head.

What was gabriel reuben business in the world cup?

What about flavour nabania uchebo?

Make i just end here before i begin VEX

charlesemeka85:
what covered keshi's attrocities was his afcon triumph but later on breeze blow fowl yash open by failing to qualify for back to back afcons

wayodude:


I agree and disagree.

Etebo has a fantastic engine and is highly versatile, this guy has played almost every outfield position on the pitch as a professional.

Without going into too much detail he simply needs to add a bit more quality to his game in the final third. He can become as good as Essien was. For now he is a good squad player.

charlesemeka85:
Villarreal super teen Samuel Chukwueze has been ranked as Africa's most valuable U20 player in Europe's top five leagues by CIES Football Observatory.

According to the study by the Swiss-based organization, the Nigeria international is worth €35 million, which makes him the 12th most expensive U20 player on the planet based on transfer market valuations.

The fifty players on the list have been ranked according to their age, position, performance, contract duration, full international and other factors.

The 19-year-old Chukwueze is enjoying a breakthrough season at Villarreal, with 37 appearances under his belt in all competitions for the first team, scoring 8 goals and providing three assists.

The Diamond Academy product is on the radar of Liverpool and Manchester City ahead of the reopening of the transfer window on the back of his fine form for the Yellow Submarine.

Nigeria's U20 and U23 coaches and manager Gernot Rohr are all competing for his services ahead of international games in May and June.

At €150.3m, Borussia Dortmund's Jadon Sancho is the most valuable U20 player, followed by Arsenal’s Mattéo Guendouzi (€70m) and AS Roma’s Nicolò Zaniolo (€67m).

Starboytwo:
I like Karo etebo,I don't know what you guys see,or not see but I feel better if Karo is playing for the SE(and he plays 9 outta 10)Also he just won player of the year for his team(what more could y'all possibly ask again)....oghenekaro etebo is a baller....fine one self

tbaba1234:
Etebo, lots of energy but limited quality. Sometimes, you wonder what he is doing.

charlesemeka85:
what covered keshi's attrocities was his afcon triumph but later on breeze blow fowl yash open by failing to qualify for back to back afcons