Barryseal:

Ovie and Ejara do not hold a candle to Azubuike. You watched him at the Olympics?

tbaba1234:


We keep using the Olympics in 2016 to rate Azubuike. What has he done since??

charlesemeka85:
can we drop our pictures here for all to judge?

Earthquake1:


I go show you this screenshot in due time

Humility017:


the problem with you....
you hate to see other players not borough players make progress for the super eagles...

why are you like this
who did this to you...?
mr komekn.

you intentionally just wanna discourage the NFF from going after him so that we can start asslick your average borough players....

please oga keep your assertion inside your pocket

komekn:


In attempting to throw aspersions on a person or idea it's better to be methodical and objective.

State your position from a standpoint of knowledge.

I don't know if you are still in secondary school and as a result you lack capacity to present a substantive based approach to your arguments.

You seem filled with youthful exuberance but very little intelligence. And certainly over taken by emotive sentiment and prejudice.

But let's be constructive state why you think he is a good quality addition to the SE in comparison to other players. Since we are talking defenders compare him to Fikayo, Odubanjo and Dominic.

That approach will have you considered to be intelligent as opposed to the opposite.

You are still yet to PROVE YOURSELF RIGHT in the last tirade of emotive based allegations you made. You have obviously conceded DEFEAT and gone into EVASION.

komekn:


In attempting to throw aspersions on a person or idea it's better to be methodical and objective.

State your position from a standpoint of knowledge.

I don't know if you are still in secondary school and as a result you lack capacity to present a substantive based approach to your arguments.

You seem filled with youthful exuberance but very little intelligence. And certainly over taken by emotive sentiment and prejudice.

But let's be constructive state why you think he is a good quality addition to the SE in comparison to other players. Since we are talking defenders compare him to Fikayo, Odubanjo and Dominic.

That approach will have you considered to be intelligent as opposed to the opposite.

You are still yet to PROVE YOURSELF RIGHT in the last tirade of emotive based allegations you made. You have obviously conceded DEFEAT and gone into EVASION.

andrew444:



You have no level of rationality

You will praise oyendimma because maybe he is your favoured english brought up or whatever

Lol,i didnt tell you i am trying to be funny nah, and mind you i just said you are a comedian just because warri people are many in the comedy business not that they are the most funniest part of delta state self, and mind you i am from delta state and i know alot about warri, lets see that for another day as this is just a football talk

50 percent of the players you have always voice out for are MEDIOCRE

Barryseal:

You're saying his talent vanished after the Olympics or he never was talented in the first place?
What I see is a player on the right path after an ill adviced move. He presently plays for an ambitious club and so far he has been very good. Ekong and Omeruo played for lesser teams in Turkey and still played for the super eagles.
I don't understand the negative stereotype he is getting. It smells like an agenda driven bias.

andrew444:


What is etebo quality ?

Anything special about etebo if I may ask ?

Just tell me etebo qualities apart from jam body

Dude is even playing in a better club than etebo and with better players

I am even yet to speak of his own pattern of play but you already concluded

So sir please tell me etebo qualities

Thank you

komekn:


Please explain I'm curious to know

Danielnino00:


TheGoodjoe what's happening??

komekn:


How long ago was that please ❓

Because l simply can not remember l do recall a very outstanding Etebo at the Olympics.

Taliban:


I agree with you without any iota of iota

I no see his broda name, wet in happen?

TheGoodJoe:


I really do not know. Maybe Nacho is leaving. That seems the only logical explanation because Nacho was in training yesterday for the game today.

Joebie:
SE HOPEFULS BEST XI (ROUND 3)

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CENTER-FORWARD
Tammy Abraham now joins the legion of SE HOPEFULS as he expressed his openness to the possibility of representing Nigeria in an exclusive interview with ACL Sports recently. Coupled with his brace for Chelsea in the last EPL round, Tammy upstages David Okereke as the top center-forward so far this 19/20 season, considering he plays in the highest rated league (UEFA Coefficient Ranking for 2019 Season). Prior to his goals, Tammy has enjoyed lots of minutes under Chelsea's new handlers, and also has a Super Cup assist to his credit. On the other hand, Okereke has found it hard to put his name on the scoresheet lately, and has not been able to replicate his Jupiler league form in UEFA Champions league qualifiers, failing to score after 4 games. The battle continues for this sole forward spot though.

ADVANCE MIDFIELD
We have familiar faces here as Ebere Eze returns to the squad after missing out in our previous SE HOPEFULS post, whereas, Samuel Eduok drops off. Eze was named to the Championship Team of the Week by WhoScored with the HIGHEST rating (8.9) for a Championship Player. His immense contribution in QPR's 3-1 home win over Wigan earned him rave reviews in various media outlets. Eze has earned two MOTM mentions so far in this current season.
Abdul Ajagun remains unrivaled in the AM role despite failing to make a mark in Kortrijk's weekend loss. Ajagun's spot in the team is not guaranteed in future though, as other rival midfielders can still play as AMs.
Sheyi Ojo keeps his spot as an inverted winger although he has caused all sorts of problems to opposing defenders this season whenever he is found operating from his preferred LW/LM role. Seyi has 4 goals and made 3 assists in all competitions this season, but has Club Brugge's Dennis Bonaventure, who scored in UEFA Champions League qualification, following behind closely.

CENTER-MIDFIELD
Ovie Ejaria failed to get a consecutive spot in WhoScored's Championship Team of the Week, but continued to sparkle scoring for Reading in their 2-0 win at Huddersfield.

DEFENSIVE-MIDFIELD
Kingsley Michael made his long awaited Serie A bow for Bolgona over the weekend, lasting 77 minutes. Michael also started for Bologna 5 days prior to the Verona tie, as he was featured for 90 mins in their 3-0 away win over Serie B side, AC Pisa in Coppa Italia. These feats by the former Golden Eaglet midfielder ensures that he eclipses Anderson Esiti as the most impressive SE Hopeful Defensive Midfielder so far. Esiti, on his part, failed to inspire his Greek side, PAOK, as they lost away to a Slovakian opposition in Europa League 1st leg play off. Esiti has enjoyed more playing time this season though, playing a part in the back-to-back UEFA qualification bouts with Ajax and also clocking 90 minutes in the just started Greek Super League season. To reclaim a spot in the SE Hopefuls XI, the forgotten Eagle would need to be outstanding in the lowly Greek League and also try to help PAOK overturn the 1-0 deficit as they take on Slovan Bratislava in the Europa League play-off 2nd leg tomorrow. And of course, that is if Michael fails to get more playing time in the Italian top flight.

FULL BACKS
Felix Agu is still proving untouchable in the backline. I have moved him to the LB position, where he has also played in the Bundesliga II this season, while the less impressive Chima Okoroji takes the back seat this week. And this gives way for Kingsley Ehizibue in Right-Back. The Dutch-Nigerian has made a U-turn as he now fancies his chances with the Nigerian national team. Although Kingsley has suffered two losses in this Bundesliga season, he has enjoyed the maximum possible playing time, and is playing at the highest level compared to his SE hopefuls Full-Back contemporaries.

CENTER-BACK
Despite failing to feature for Chelsea in their 3-2 win at Norwich on Saturday, and only managing a cameo this season in Chelsea's Super Cup loss to Liverpool, Fikayo Tomori keeps his place by virtue of lack of competition. There isn't any deserving SE Hopeful center-back out there who has enjoyed more playing time than the former England junior international, except Ike Opara who's had a longer season in the MLS. And talking about Opara, he also keeps his spot as the second center-back in this week's XI.

GK
On August 24th, Austin Ejide returned to action in the Israeli first tier (Ligat Ha'Al). As captain, he helped Hapoel Hadera force a draw against visiting FC Ashdod.
Didn't you ask for it? ... I'll be curious to know if there is a more active SE Hopeful GK out there,

OMANBALA1:


That why I called him a follower.

Koboko99:
Who else noticed that whenever Victor Osimhen scores a certain moniker will vanish till further notice

OMANBALA1:


Nigga, what's funny?? Are you truly an "akpuda"...

ChrisKels:


I told u guys, that thing called Komekn is worse than a cancer. He hates anything purely Nigerian, he is a hungry agent, rummaging the abyss of the English lower tiers looking for cheap desperate players to market via our national teams, as he aint worth working wt the quality ones. He is so hurt, the NFF didn't give him a room to carry out his atrocities, that's why u see him here all the time barking like a halitotic woman having prepartum psychosis

OMANBALA1:


You know some of us here watch football with sentiments....truth is that Ndidi performance at the last AFCON was below expectations. That aside, Azubike is way more talented as a midfielder than Etebor nor Ndidi. Ndidi's strength in particular is tackles , blocking and aerial advantage...Azubike has the first two. As for Etebor, the only thing he has over Azubike is his goal scoring abilities and dribbling. And honestly, Etebor is not a natural midfielder...he started as a support striker and left winger way back from Warri Wolves.
Ultimately, Azubike has more endowments of a midfielder than the aforementioned two.

ChrisKels:


I told u guys, that thing called Komekn is worse than a cancer. He hates anything purely Nigerian, he is a hungry agent, rummaging the abyss of the English lower tiers looking for cheap desperate players to market via our national teams, as he aint worth working wt the quality ones. He is so hurt, the NFF didn't give him a room to carry out his atrocities, that's why u see him here all the time barking like a halitotic woman having prepartum psychosis

TheGoodJoe:


I really do not know. Maybe Nacho is leaving. That seems the only logical explanation because Nacho was in training yesterday for the game today.

kennysville:


This ur grammar sef.... una dey follow am drag lexis and structure ? Ol boy u nor go win O!