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truetalk wrote:So, while scanning for Champions league games this evening, I caught the 2nd half of the Bidvest Wits vs Chippa United South African league game, and our man was at it again.

For starters, it was good to see James Okwuosa as captain of Chippa United, and it was also good to see the veteran Steven Pienaar playing for Bidwest.

In the 74th minute, a harmless cross that had the sting taken out of it by an attempted block looped into the box (away from Goal) and Akpeyi came to gather. For whatever reason, Akpeyi made a hash of it and sort of pushed/parried the ball backwards over his head for what would have been a spectacular home goal, but Okwuosa cleared off the line.

The commentators were laughing and making fun of Akpeyi, as it appeared he was was attempting to blame someone else for his mistake.

Akpeyi's Blablalawo must be strong, as his team scored 2 late goals to get the away win over the defending champions. He appeared to injure his shoulder late on though. Maybe he was just wasting time.

EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:

truetalk wrote:So, while scanning for Champions league games this evening, I caught the 2nd half of the Bidvest Wits vs Chippa United South African league game, and our man was at it again.

For starters, it was good to see James Okwuosa as captain of Chippa United, and it was also good to see the veteran Steven Pienaar playing for Bidwest.

In the 74th minute, a harmless cross that had the sting taken out of it by an attempted block looped into the box (away from Goal) and Akpeyi came to gather. For whatever reason, Akpeyi made a hash of it and sort of pushed/parried the ball backwards over his head for what would have been a spectacular home goal, but Okwuosa cleared off the line.

The commentators were laughing and making fun of Akpeyi, as it appeared he was was attempting to blame someone else for his mistake.

Akpeyi's Blablalawo must be strong, as his team scored 2 late goals to get the away win over the defending champions. He appeared to injure his shoulder late on though. Maybe he was just wasting time.

This is a “dead rubber” post without video evidence

bret- hart wrote:Hopefully when Enyeama returns that wastepipe will be dropped.

Mr Shows wrote:I watched the highlights on soccer Africa. After all the hype about him on owngoal about him keeping clean sheets, I was curious to see how he performed.

Conclusion, that guy has no business in the SE. He was jittery, undecisive and has the calamity aura around him.

On the plane to Russia should be Magnet, Ezenwa and Uzoho...finito

fajex wrote:

Mr Shows wrote:I watched the highlights on soccer Africa. After all the hype about him on owngoal about him keeping clean sheets, I was curious to see how he performed.

Conclusion, that guy has no business in the SE. He was jittery, undecisive and has the calamity aura around him.

On the plane to Russia should be Magnet, Ezenwa and Uzoho...finito

Really not sure what happened to Akpeyi, he used to be really good and had great potential. He suddenly lost his calmnes and something else I can't lay my hands on. He then added this jittery state to it. He just needs some counseling, maybe a psychologist too.....Great potential if he gets a good coach or mentor. Not sure he is ready for the world cup. couldn't even cut it during the Olympics

EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:CE has sunk to a new low! Akpeyi is getting crucified without video evidence of what he did wrong. Unless you believe you know better than his club and national team coaches who continue to call on him then I suggest you keep your “dead rubber “opinions to yourself. Akpeyi did well vs Egypt in Cairo when called upon. Yes, he’s not Buffon but we’ve never had one either. If a lot of u reached the same level in your respective professions you’d be better off.

I appreciate the effort and commitment Akpeyi has given to SE and I hope he continues to be called as long as his coaches see value in him because they know best. Not CE yahoos with a mobile phone!

Mr Shows wrote:

EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:CE has sunk to a new low! Akpeyi is getting crucified without video evidence of what he did wrong. Unless you believe you know better than his club and national team coaches who continue to call on him then I suggest you keep your “dead rubber “opinions to yourself. Akpeyi did well vs Egypt in Cairo when called upon. Yes, he’s not Buffon but we’ve never had one either. If a lot of u reached the same level in your respective professions you’d be better off.

I appreciate the effort and commitment Akpeyi has given to SE and I hope he continues to be called as long as his coaches see value in him because they know best. Not CE yahoos with a mobile phone!

Kongi this is what this website was set up for ..... fans expressing their opinions.... we don't have to align on every subject

EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:CE has sunk to a new low! Akpeyi is getting crucified without video evidence of what he did wrong. Unless you believe you know better than his club and national team coaches who continue to call on him then I suggest you keep your “dead rubber “opinions to yourself. Akpeyi did well vs Egypt in Cairo when called upon. Yes, he’s not Buffon but we’ve never had one either. If a lot of u reached the same level in your respective professions you’d be better off.

I appreciate the effort and commitment Akpeyi has given to SE and I hope he continues to be called as long as his coaches see value in him because they know best. Not CE yahoos with a mobile phone!

New Super Eagles invitee, Uzoho commits ‘blunder’ in Deportivo stalemate
http://www.brila.net/new-super-eagles-i ... stalemate/
By Brila - November 2, 20170

Newly invited Super Eagles goalkeeper Francis Odinaka Uzoho commits a blunder that led to a penalty goal in Deportivo La Coruna B 2-2 draw against Pontevedra.

Uzoho, however, had Oscar Pinchi to thank as his late equalize earned La Coruna a hard-earned draw in the 2nd additional minute of the game.

The 18-year old Uzoho who is in the squad of the senior national team of Nigeria ‎for their games against Algeria and Argentina kept goal for Deportivo La Coruna B team who are known as Fabril in the third tier of Spanish Football League.

Demoted to the B team following the sacking of Pepe Mel, the 18-year-old who has two La-Liga games to his belt brought down Pontevedra forward David Anon in the box, and the forward blast the resultant penalty past him for the opening goal of the game.

Anon made it 2-1 to Pontevedra when he finished a classic counter-attack move past Uzoho, whose three games clean sheet for the B team ended when he conceded the opening penalty.

Pinchi, however, ensured that Deportivo La Coruna salvage a point from the game when he struck two minutes into time added time to save his team from embarrassment particularly Uzoho who gave away the first penalty.

Francis Uzoho is expected to team up with the Super Eagles for their next fixtures during the international break as they face Algeria in the final qualifying match for the FIFA World cup and Argentina in a glamour game to be played in Russia.

Bigpokey24 wrote:Akpeyi is crap and nothing y'all can say will change anything , when we played SA the SA commentators were laughing so hard when we had him in goal, that alone says a lot

Enugu II wrote:

Bigpokey24 wrote:Akpeyi is crap and nothing y'all can say will change anything , when we played SA the SA commentators were laughing so hard when we had him in goal, that alone says a lot

Why is Rohr inviting him, may I ask? Please reconcile that for me. Does the dropology theory now apply to Rohr? Please explain. I hope it isn't too complex.

Enugu II wrote:

EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:CE has sunk to a new low! Akpeyi is getting crucified without video evidence of what he did wrong. Unless you believe you know better than his club and national team coaches who continue to call on him then I suggest you keep your “dead rubber “opinions to yourself. Akpeyi did well vs Egypt in Cairo when called upon. Yes, he’s not Buffon but we’ve never had one either. If a lot of u reached the same level in your respective professions you’d be better off.

I appreciate the effort and commitment Akpeyi has given to SE and I hope he continues to be called as long as his coaches see value in him because they know best. Not CE yahoos with a mobile phone!

I KPOM the above. While, Akpeyi was jittery in a few games with Nigeria, we saw an entire match to make such a judgment. Unfortunately, here, we are asked to reach a conclusion based on one error. If only all our players are judged by such an error count. The question: How did he do in the entire game? Or is Rohr on the take by constantly inviting him? Should we reach conclusion on Uzoho based on this singular report below?

Bigpokey24 wrote:

Enugu II wrote:

Bigpokey24 wrote:Akpeyi is crap and nothing y'all can say will change anything , when we played SA the SA commentators were laughing so hard when we had him in goal, that alone says a lot

Why is Rohr inviting him, may I ask? Please reconcile that for me. Does the dropology theory now apply to Rohr? Please explain. I hope it isn't too complex.

because there weren't any other option and he was recommended to the squad... the last 3 SE games Ezenwa came in and took care of business. The gulf in class between Ezenwa and Akpeyi is so huge

Enugu II wrote:Bigpokey,

So obviously by the above Rohr believes Akpeyi is better than Alampasu and Ajiboye, right? He has dropped those two and has continued to invite Akpeyi. Why is Rohr doing this?