andrewbaba44:


Oga if dem ban you register another account use

I don forget my main account already just because of spam bot ban which is not even long

TheSuperNerd:
Paul Omo Mukairu attracting interest from RB Leipzig and PSV Eindhoven.

ChrisKels:


Las las e be like Manu Garba boys dey always flatter to deceive, when I look at the 2013 squad and what became of them at the long run, I weep.


How much I loved and believed in a certain Musa Yahaya

do4luv14:

Ok sire,

so na so you take confess say you be MabeJane,

abi wetin be that monicker again @ Chriskels

chrisooblog:
some people make it look as if failure to progress from youth football to having a successful senior career is a phenomenon unique to Nigeria. it's rare to find many players from a country that won a tournament progress to have outstanding careers eg French and Mexican team that won the 2001 and 2005 u17 respectively.
why Europeans tend to progress is because they have had an excellent football plus world class club facilities help them improve and reach. most African youngsters have no such luxury so no matter talented they might be it would take serious re-education and hard work to Polish that diamond in the Rough

do4luv14:
And somebody her dey mention Sodiq Umar as replacement for naija beanpole,


Umar wey never even atrract interest from Enyimba ehn?

andrewbaba44:


Andrew444
Andrewbaba44

If you wan find trouble fine trouble direct,you dey involve Chris ,make una no let me go back to my old ways ooo

I go give any of una 2 hot hot

do4luv14:




Hmmm, so you no wan let old things to pass away ehn

issoky ooo

andrewbaba44:

But na you bring am come

do4luv14:
Outside topis


breaking:

the Rain make is dead,

sleep on in the lords bosom Rain maker

Icon4s:


Yes you are very right.

The first case with which you can identify the problem of progression is from the U17 to U20.
No country has ever won an U17 tournament and 2 yrs later they progressed to win the U20. No matter how much talented the teams were at U17. The lack of progression starts almost immediately after the U17 tournament.

It is a global thing my brother.

andrewbaba44:

Majek fashek ba

TheSuperNerd:
Chidera Ejuke attracting interest from Ajax, Feyenoord, PSV and a few Spanish clubsides.

Had offers from China too but he turned them down.

TheSuperNerd:
Brendan Rodgers on the transformation and remoulding of Wilfred Ndidi's game


“We have been working on his technique, the simple basics of the game, passing and receiving. He takes the ball now and he understands he doesn’t need to spread the ball 60 or 70 yards — he is a continuity player. He has the ball, takes the ball and passes the ball. And when he hasn’t got it, he then uses his incredible athleticism to affect the game.

“From a tactical perspective, a lot of the work has gone into that with him. From a technical perspective, he has constantly worked on his touch and how he turns with a touch. Those little basic fundamentals of the game.”


— Brendan Rodgers on Wilfred Ndidi (The Athletic)







TheGoodJoe will definitely love this.

I can see Ndidi is really SOAKING some good KNOWLEDGE.

daveP:
Do you agree?


One must drop for Finidi abeg.


That bench though....

Joebie:
What Ndidi's coaches (former and present) said about him:

Peter Maes (former Genk manager):
“To play in this position, you need total game discipline,”
“You need to work for the team. You need to do the hard work for the players who are more creative and also, your ball recovery must be good.
“He is very strong and has a very good ball-recovery ability. Ndidi has those telescopic legs he can stretch out to get the ball back. I saw this in training when he was young. When you are young, you learn a lot. Also, he is a very smart guy who wants to learn. He adapted very quickly to the situation. You only need to tell him one time how he needs to defend and how he needs to play a position. He learns unbelievably quickly."
“He was very respectful to his coach. He listened to everything you said and the way he wanted to go was the way his coach wanted him to go. He was very good to coach because he was hungry to learn'

Brendan Rogers:
“The one thing with Wilfred is he is a world-class learner. He wants to learn. He wants to improve and then he wants to do something about it,"
"He has been absolutely brilliant since I came here. You saw how much we missed him and that is testament to the level he has played at and what he gives to this team.”
“It was about giving him a wider view of the game,”
"He has played a lot for us in that single pivot position where maybe before, he has played beside someone, so it is giving him that understanding of the positional sense and where to be and where to run when certain players have the ball.
“We have been trying to improve the tactical element of his game so he understands not just his role without the ball but with the ball as well.
“We have been working on his technique, the simple basics of the game, passing and receiving. He takes the ball now and he understands he doesn’t need to spread the ball 60 or 70 yards — he is a continuity player. He has the ball, takes the ball and passes the ball. And when he hasn’t got it, he then uses his incredible athleticism to affect the game.
“From a tactical perspective, a lot of the work has gone into that with him. From a technical perspective, he has constantly worked on his touch and how he turns with a touch. Those little basic fundamentals of the game."

komekn:


These are the things l saw years ago with one of our players who was exceptional at youth level.

Once he got into the academy these handicaps were very much exposed and l could see him struggling. He lacked a lot if the basics.

He has learned a lot now his technical ability has improved but it's not exceptional. But he has used blistering pace aggression and killer instinct to overcome and thrive.

Can he ascend to the very top only time will tell the hallmark of top class is consistency.

Joebie:
The Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) has fixed October 6 for the hearing of the appeal filed by a former Super Eagles player and Coach, Samson Siasia, over his life ban by FIFA.

--ThisDay

komekn:


I would drop Amunike, essentially because his football impact although absolutely exceptional was very short lived. That was as a result of injury.

As a consequence his club career was also short lived too.

solonnachi:


Should we wish him all the best?

TheSuperNerd:
Chidera Ejuke attracting interest from Ajax, Feyenoord, PSV and a few Spanish clubsides.

Had offers from China too but he turned them down.

daveP:
Do you agree?


One must drop for Finidi abeg.


That bench though....

daveP:
Do you agree?


One must drop for Finidi abeg.


That bench though....