Cybereagles

How can one be so adamant in the assertion that Team X doesn't suit the style of a player who has barely a season of top flight football to their name? If Iheanacho doesn't like to run, he can effing learn to run, t'is that perceived laziness that saw him riding pine at the Etihad. Those assuming Tottenham do not press just as aggressively as any other are gravely mistaken. In terms of average distance covered, Spurs ranked top 5. Whether Leicester or the Lane, he'll have to work hard and there's absolutely no reason why he can't. Arguably more talented than Rashford but with a fraction of the desire, t'is no surprise to see the more talented player gathering lichen on the bench. Iheanacho can be whatever he wants, hopefully he'll seize the opportunity and reach for the stars.

mcal wrote:

deanotito wrote:Just thinking out loud...Leicester will be laid bare if Nigeria were to qualify for the afcon. They're taking a significant "country risk" with 2 Nigerian first teamers

...they, those oyinbo coaches, never think of that until that day...ANC date arrives.

Wo, me I no mind sha. Anywhere that keeps our boys in the elite leagues and away from turkey, china et al is good with me. The fact sey dem go resemble Secondary School select during Afcon no concern me. Afterall, no condition is permanent.

so where the heck is Kelechi going? because i have tickets to see united vs city next week

Spurs is the best move in my expert opinion.

King Futcha wrote:Spurs is the best move in my expert opinion.

Not if immediate and ample playing Time are his concern

My loyalties to Arsenal will be tested for the Arsenal/LC opener... Damn, I might have to root for my paddies.

King Futcha wrote:Spurs is the best move in my expert opinion.

Terrible move, won't get playing time,and long term Spurs is for losers. At least Leicester has won the EPL in this decade.

Whether Iheanacho is set for Leicester/SPUDS move or NOT, at the end of the day, its still going to be ......

..... Arsenal for life !

green4life wrote:

King Futcha wrote:Spurs is the best move in my expert opinion.

Not if immediate and ample playing Time are his concern

I understand that but he's too good to play for a mid table side, I'd take my chances.

He is a young player, playing regularly is more important than playing at a big club. Just after the U17 tourney, my preference was for him to go to Ajax. But agents and parents chose Man city for him. I don't blame them the money is good at Man city.

IAG, if Kelechi moves to Spurs, my Spurs move becomes official.

what's all these wahala about Kele's image rights between two firms?

Kele didn't fly out with the squad to Houston...and isn't expected to come to the USA for the pre-season tour(even though some others, Yaya and Sane didn't fly out yet, they are apparently expected later).

A move is supposed to be really imminent.

Leicester should be very careful
The probability of Nacho making any meaningful impact is 33%
This is based on the sample of Nigerians that have previously played for the club

Failures: Yakubu Aiyegbeni & Musa
Success: Ndidi (albeit, he will flop next season)

Rawlings wrote:Leicester should be very careful
The probability of Nacho making any meaningful impact is 33%
This is based on the sample of Nigerians that have previously played for the club

Failures: Yakubu Aiyegbeni & Musa
Success: Ndidi (albeit, he will flop next season)

What is the probability of him relegating them .... the way Jordan Ayew did Aston Villa?

okuns wrote:My loyalties to Arsenal will be tested for the Arsenal/LC opener... Damn, I might have to root for my paddies.

Our brothers should have a very good game, but we should win.

Rawlings wrote:Leicester should be very careful
The probability of Nacho making any meaningful impact is 33%
This is based on the sample of Nigerians that have previously played for the club

Failures: Yakubu Aiyegbeni & Musa
Success: Ndidi (albeit, he will flop next season)

11 goals in 20 Appearances is a flop? For where?

Do you know how many goals Yakubu has in English Football?

Pep confirms Kelechi is leaving but looks like Bony will remain at City.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/40661051

While Aguero is set to stay at Etihad Stadium, fellow striker Kelechi Iheanacho is close to completing a £25m move to Leicester City.

The 20-year-old has scored 21 goals in 64 games in all competitions since making his debut in 2015.

Guardiola said: "Kelechi's a young player. It's not easy for him.

"He needs to play at that age and that's why he and the club decided it was best for him to leave."

Another striker, Wilfried Bony, who spent last season on loan at Stoke having moved to Manchester City from Swansea for £28m in 2015, is absent from the club's pre-season tour of the United States.

Guardiola said Bony had "a little problem" and the 26-year-old would have travelled "if he wasn't injured".

platinum wrote:Pep confirms Kelechi is leaving but looks like Bony will remain at City.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/40661051

While Aguero is set to stay at Etihad Stadium, fellow striker Kelechi Iheanacho is close to completing a £25m move to Leicester City.

The 20-year-old has scored 21 goals in 64 games in all competitions since making his debut in 2015.

Guardiola said: "Kelechi's a young player. It's not easy for him.

"He needs to play at that age and that's why he and the club decided it was best for him to leave."

Another striker, Wilfried Bony, who spent last season on loan at Stoke having moved to Manchester City from Swansea for £28m in 2015, is absent from the club's pre-season tour of the United States.

Guardiola said Bony had "a little problem" and the 26-year-old would have travelled "if he wasn't injured".

SMDH
I asked Pep about Kelechi and Bony. The English media were busy asking about Danilo and Claudio Bravo etc. etc. They didn't care to ask about Kele and Bony.
Of course by the time I get back to submit his answer, the English outlets already posted Pep's answers.

I hope Man city loses every game this up coming season.

F360 wrote:

platinum wrote:Pep confirms Kelechi is leaving but looks like Bony will remain at City.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/40661051

While Aguero is set to stay at Etihad Stadium, fellow striker Kelechi Iheanacho is close to completing a £25m move to Leicester City.

The 20-year-old has scored 21 goals in 64 games in all competitions since making his debut in 2015.

Guardiola said: "Kelechi's a young player. It's not easy for him.

"He needs to play at that age and that's why he and the club decided it was best for him to leave."

Another striker, Wilfried Bony, who spent last season on loan at Stoke having moved to Manchester City from Swansea for £28m in 2015, is absent from the club's pre-season tour of the United States.

Guardiola said Bony had "a little problem" and the 26-year-old would have travelled "if he wasn't injured".

SMDH
I asked Pep about Kelechi and Bony. The English media were busy asking about Danilo and Claudio Bravo etc. etc. They didn't care to ask about Kele and Bony.
Of course by the time I get back to submit his answer, the English outlets already posted Pep's answers.

You're lucky they didn't add 'curry' and 'pepper' to the tale.

well done f360.. you've done well to cover our player.. now when is LCFC playing assnal?

F360 wrote:

platinum wrote:Pep confirms Kelechi is leaving but looks like Bony will remain at City.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/40661051

While Aguero is set to stay at Etihad Stadium, fellow striker Kelechi Iheanacho is close to completing a £25m move to Leicester City.

The 20-year-old has scored 21 goals in 64 games in all competitions since making his debut in 2015.

Guardiola said: "Kelechi's a young player. It's not easy for him.

"He needs to play at that age and that's why he and the club decided it was best for him to leave."

Another striker, Wilfried Bony, who spent last season on loan at Stoke having moved to Manchester City from Swansea for £28m in 2015, is absent from the club's pre-season tour of the United States.

Guardiola said Bony had "a little problem" and the 26-year-old would have travelled "if he wasn't injured".

SMDH
I asked Pep about Kelechi and Bony. The English media were busy asking about Danilo and Claudio Bravo etc. etc. They didn't care to ask about Kele and Bony.
Of course by the time I get back to submit his answer, the English outlets already posted Pep's answers.

Na real wa, good job sha! Hopefully, a move will be completed else the bobo might spend next season with Man City reserves, and he needs to be playing so he can be sharp for SE.