Arabiandude:

Point of correction, that cocaine addict has always been a nuisance

Clementoke:
Well, Napoli are reportedly doing some findings on Chukwueze. Are they interested?. Only God knows.

charlesemeka85:


cocaine addict? you may be right cus no sane super eagles fan will pick azubuike ahead of ndidi

also nwakali ahead of aribo

Arabiandude:

Is this all what your post history which you bragged about entails? I was expecting missiles and rockets flying all over with your response, but always, you disappointed me.
Seems the only thing you don't disappoint is sniffing of cocaine.

charlesemeka85:


cocaine addict? you may be right cus no sane super eagles fan will pick azubuike ahead of ndidi

also nwakali ahead of aribo

Arabiandude:

There are so many people being controlled by hard drugs on this thread, but IDENNAA happens to be the head of them all.
Imagine one of his likes saying Rogers is tactically or whatever better than Mourinho, because Mourinho doesn't play attacking football. Common sense didn't tell him it takes tactical acumen to be good in whatever tactics or style of football you choose to adopt as a coach

Arabiandude:

There are so many people being controlled by hard drugs on this thread, but IDENNAA happens to be the head of them all.
Imagine one of his likes saying Rogers is tactically or whatever better than Mourinho, because Mourinho doesn't play attacking football. Common sense didn't tell him it takes tactical acumen to be good in whatever tactics or style of football you choose to adopt as a coach

charlesemeka85:
rodgers better than jose tactically? chisos!

who be the person?

Danielnino00:


Na to keep our mind open to every possibility..

I'm not even sure if he has spoken about his desire to play for Nigeria before...

Arabiandude:

There are so many people being controlled by hard drugs on this thread, but IDENNAA happens to be the head of them all.
Imagine one of his likes saying Rogers is tactically or whatever better than Mourinho, because Mourinho doesn't play attacking football. Common sense didn't tell him it takes tactical acumen to be good in whatever tactics or style of football you choose to adopt as a coach

ChrisKels:


Your desperation to troll is making you sell yourself for cheap. Up your ante, that's not how the game is played

komekn:


But this is what makes the Championship so competitive and quality.

Even if a team gets relegated they drop into the Championship with a lot of quality players who cost millions.

Look at Stoke and see the quality players they have and the money they have expended. Then clubs gamble in the quest to get to the EPL spend a lot of money.

Now look at Leganes Omeruo was thier most expensive transfer at €5million. That shows the difference in quality with the lower bottom half of La Liga.

TheGoodJoe:


Rodgers is better tactically than Mourinho. Rodgers was able to transform Leicester City to one of the best playing sides in the EPL. Mourinho can not achieve that with a better quality tottenham.

Arabiandude:

Which position did Tottenham occupied before Mourinho took over and which position did they end?

Edopesin:
Sadiq Umar will cost interested teams 20 Million Euro to leave Partizan Belgrade

Arabiandude:

Which position did Tottenham occupied before Mourinho took over and which position did they end?

TheGoodJoe:


Rodgers is better tactically than Mourinho. Rodgers was able to transform Leicester City to one of the best playing sides in the EPL. Mourinho can not achieve that with a better quality tottenham.

charlesemeka85:
waka

charlesemeka85:
lasgow Rangers fan Ross Bennett is of the opinion that Joe Aribo is a victim of his versatility because he has been tried in several positions by manager Steven Gerrard since transferring to the Scottish Premiership giants from Charlton Athletic.

Aribo's natural position is playing as a central midfielder but his offensive and defensive qualities have seen him deployed at left-back, right winger, right midfield, defensive midfielder and attacking midfielder.

In his debut season in Scotland, the Nigeria international could not be ignored for selection due to his ability to play in several positions, making 48 appearances in all competitions.

In the latest edition of Gersnet podcast, Bennett was quoted as saying by This Is Futbol : "Aribo, in a way, sometimes is kind of a victim of his own versatility because he’ll be asked to fill in here and there – wherever he’s needed.

"We’ve seen him playing left-back because we needed him to, we’ve seen him play more defensive midfield and breaking up play and intercepting passes when we need him to.

"So, he’s a bit of a victim in a way because he’s not always going to be given that top of the diamond, free rein kind of role which he clearly enjoys playing."

Aribo was included in the first ever Whoscored Scottish Premiership Team of the Week after his outstanding performance in Rangers' 1-0 win at Aberdeen on the opening day of the season.

jihday:
That means he'll grow grey hair there

charlesemeka85:
you get time to answer him

IDENNAA:



Copy and paste merchandise. Never an original content. Usu enwero onu!

charlesemeka85:
na your prayers na mk him no play for us so that your negative quotes so far will be justified

onomah
eze
ejaria
osayi
adarabioyo

all will dorn the super eagles colors in no distant time

IDENNAA:
It's ok to agree to disagree it should not result to insults. Insulting people because they share different view is uncivil and intolerant. And , I will not forgive anybody that insult me even if you beg for forgiveness! I will hold it against you and wait patiently for the kill.

TheGoodJoe:
The possession kings

It starts with possession. Fulham averaged 69 per cent in their opening 10 games, including 84 per cent in a 4-0 hammering of Millwall. No team in England's top two divisions has enjoyed more of the ball. Fulham take care of the ball in a similar way to City, too - their 88 per cent passing accuracy is comfortably the second-highest in the top two leagues, and only narrowly lower than City's.

https://www.skysports.com/amp/football/news/11681/11827021/fulham-under-scott-parker-the-man-city-of-the-championship

Edopesin:


Take your own advice