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charlie wrote:

highbury wrote:

The YeyeMan wrote:

He does descend into cliche in his interviews.

It is amazing how twitter can twist his words and some run with it.

Definitely was nervous during the interview. Its totally normal for a kid his age.
He should/will get used to it though. Something tells me he will be doing a lot more interviews in the near future.

he misunderstood the question and the interviewer did not bother to correct the impression. Most players do to be honest. The guy should have explained what he meant or Vardy should have stepped in that's even if he understood the question

highbury wrote:

txj wrote:Easy on the kumbaya stuff..

Its against Fleetwood Mark. Last I checked, it was an 80s rock group...

Kele needs to work really hard. He is not improving...

That's a damnnn lie!! Even a cross eyed camel can see that he has improved. You can only beat and score against the team in front of you

Im also not moved, its Fleetwood for crying out loud. I just hope this goals can jolt the coacj to give him enough game time in the EPL and he grabs it with both hands. Then I would rather have him start for SE than Ighalo!

txj wrote:Easy on the kumbaya stuff..

Its against Fleetwood Mac. Last I checked, it was an 80s rock group...

Kele needs to work really hard. He is not improving...

What else is new from you? You’ve been rambling on about Nacho’s first touch which you claim is inadequate but the first goal was all about great first touches. Even the second goal was an impressive demonstration of a great first touch, not to mention the clinical finish on the disallowed goal. On this game alone, Nacho has shown you up to be a football nonentity and an internet noise maker


Cheers.

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote:

txj wrote:Easy on the kumbaya stuff..

Its against Fleetwood Mac. Last I checked, it was an 80s rock group...

Kele needs to work really hard. He is not improving...

What else is new from you? You’ve been rambling on about Nacho’s first touch which you claim is inadequate but the first goal was all about great first touches. Even the second goal was an impressive demonstration of a great first touch, not to mention the clinical finish on the disallowed goal. On this game alone, Nacho has shown you up to be a football nonentity and an internet noise maker


Cheers.

No mind am. He doesn’t even have the first clue about what he’s talking about.

King Futcha wrote: ! he should use his powers for good more often.

Mmm? Bigpokey24 or you mean another Bigpokey? Hmm!

How have the mighty fallen. Once upon a time we used to celebrate our boys scoring in Champions League semi finals but now a goal against League One side Fleetwood Town in the FA Cup is a cause for celebration. Hmmmmm.

I remember us all cheering here when Finidi and Kanu won the Uefa Champions league with Ajax and when Taribo and Kanu won the Uefa cup with Inter Milan. Now, our singing has been reduced to this:

The best EPL club for Nacho is Liverpool. He will score lots of goals with the chances they create.

Ayo Akinfe wrote:How have the mighty fallen. Once upon a time we used to celebrate our boys scoring in Champions League semi finals but now a goal against League One side Fleetwood Town in the FA Cup is a cause for celebration. Hmmmmm.

I remember us all cheering here when Finidi and Kanu won the Uefa Champions league with Ajax and when Taribo and Kanu won the Uefa cup with Inter Milan. Now, our singing has been reduced to this:

Sometimes you have to consider the whole instead of the part. Looking at Kele yesterday, what impressed was his movement. Still has issues with his first touch (has always had that), but the movement is unbelievable. Whether its Fleetwood or Liverpool, movement is a rare trait for good strikers and as long as he has it, he will come good. I think Puel knew Kele playing at the WC will enhance his value, hence holding on to him. With Nigeria, he will continue to shine. Of that I have no doubt.

Odas wrote:

King Futcha wrote: ! he should use his powers for good more often.

Mmm? Bigpokey24 or you mean another Bigpokey? Hmm!

even after i post correct for you , say you don dey think critically , you come dey find new year trouble..ok

Bigpokey24 wrote:

Odas wrote:

King Futcha wrote: ! he should use his powers for good more often.

Mmm? Bigpokey24 or you mean another Bigpokey? Hmm!

even after i post correct for you , say you don dey think critically , you come dey find new year trouble..ok

Na wetin? You tink say I don foget? No, I say na six monts for me and you for hia! I neva bigin sho you Pepper sef.

Ayo Akinfe wrote:How have the mighty fallen. Once upon a time we used to celebrate our boys scoring in Champions League semi finals but now a goal against League One side Fleetwood Town in the FA Cup is a cause for celebration. Hmmmmm.

I remember us all cheering here when Finidi and Kanu won the Uefa Champions league with Ajax and when Taribo and Kanu won the Uefa cup with Inter Milan. Now, our singing has been reduced to this:

don't call it a comeback, been doing it for years.

Ayo Akinfe wrote:How have the mighty fallen. Once upon a time we used to celebrate our boys scoring in Champions League semi finals but now a goal against League One side Fleetwood Town in the FA Cup is a cause for celebration. Hmmmmm.

I remember us all cheering here when Finidi and Kanu won the Uefa Champions league with Ajax and when Taribo and Kanu won the Uefa cup with Inter Milan. Now, our singing has been reduced to this:

But if na one of your boys wey score for sunday afternoon monkey post, na death by 10 pointers we go hear from you.
Abeg carry your hypocrisy commot

charlie wrote:

Ayo Akinfe wrote:How have the mighty fallen. Once upon a time we used to celebrate our boys scoring in Champions League semi finals but now a goal against League One side Fleetwood Town in the FA Cup is a cause for celebration. Hmmmmm.

I remember us all cheering here when Finidi and Kanu won the Uefa Champions league with Ajax and when Taribo and Kanu won the Uefa cup with Inter Milan. Now, our singing has been reduced to this:

But if na one of your boys wey score for sunday afternoon monkey post, na death by 10 pointers we go hear from you.
Abeg carry your hypocrisy commot

Please no mind am. The guy that constantly pushes for Nwakali, who hasn't gotten a top flight game in ages, is thumbing his nose at Nacho's goal.

chief nfachairman wrote:

highbury wrote:

txj wrote:Easy on the kumbaya stuff..

Its against Fleetwood Mark. Last I checked, it was an 80s rock group...

Kele needs to work really hard. He is not improving...

That's a damnnn lie!! Even a cross eyed camel can see that he has improved. You can only beat and score against the team in front of you

Im also not moved, its Fleetwood for crying out loud. I just hope this goals can jolt the coacj to give him enough game time in the EPL and he grabs it with both hands. Then I would rather have him start for SE than Ighalo!

lol..You guys know Leicester played 0-0 with this team last week ? Starting Okazaki and Slimani ? Brought on Vardy and no dice ?

You know Kelechi was replaced by Vardy and Vardy no sniff a goal against his old club ? But since na kelechi ..nothing to be happy about ? Na wa o

Cut the guy some slack, had a few opportunities and he took them well. The lad is a natural born finisher and while he isn't getting much air time at Leicester, it's reassuring to see that he has not lost his killer instinct.

Playing for the SE is a completely different proposition for Kele. The guy should just rock steady until the WC. One thing is for sure, he won't be a leicester player come next season..

danfo driver wrote:

Ayo Akinfe wrote:This was Fleetwood Town, now can he do the same against say Liverpool, Man City, Spurs, Man United, Liverpool or Chelsea? Against such teams, chances are at a premium, so you spend 85 minutes working for the team.

Ask yourselves if Kelechi is up to that. From what I can see, he is just a goal scorer and adds little else to the team.

txj wrote:Easy on the kumbaya stuff..

Its against Fleetwood Mac. Last I checked, it was an 80s rock group...

Kele needs to work really hard. He is not improving...

Both of you gentlemen are actually right. it is Fleetwood. Can you tell us what happened when he played Argentina with their "world class" Mascherano and Otamendi? Thanks.

Its a friendly, so even that has to be taken in perspective.

Perhaps you can cite several EPL games he has started or been a sub in for us to use as a template for measuring him?

Mr Shows wrote:Cut the guy some slack, had a few opportunities and he took them well. The lad is a natural born finisher and while he isn't getting much air time at Leicester, it's reassuring to see that he has not lost his killer instinct.

Playing for the SE is a completely different proposition for Kele. The guy should just rock steady until the WC. One thing is for sure, he won't be a leicester player come next season..

I'm happy for him and like I said, its a good confidence boost.

Now lets wait for him to transfer this to the EPL...That's the real measure of his progress, not games against an 80s rock group...

txj wrote:

Mr Shows wrote:Cut the guy some slack, had a few opportunities and he took them well. The lad is a natural born finisher and while he isn't getting much air time at Leicester, it's reassuring to see that he has not lost his killer instinct.

Playing for the SE is a completely different proposition for Kele. The guy should just rock steady until the WC. One thing is for sure, he won't be a leicester player come next season..

I'm happy for him and like I said, its a good confidence boost.

Now lets wait for him to transfer this to the EPL...That's the real measure of his progress, not games against an 80s rock group...

If the coach doesn't see it fit to give him air time what else can he do...? Playing with their so called big gun in the first leg, Leicester couldn't beat 80's rock.

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote:

txj wrote:Easy on the kumbaya stuff..

Its against Fleetwood Mac. Last I checked, it was an 80s rock group...

Kele needs to work really hard. He is not improving...

What else is new from you? You’ve been rambling on about Nacho’s first touch which you claim is inadequate but the first goal was all about great first touches. Even the second goal was an impressive demonstration of a great first touch, not to mention the clinical finish on the disallowed goal. On this game alone, Nacho has shown you up to be a football nonentity and an internet noise maker


Cheers.

Generally, his first touch wasn't that good throughout the game. But it certainly was for the goals. It's fair to say that his touch is erratic.

Dammy wrote:The best EPL club for Nacho is Liverpool. He will score lots of goals with the chances they create.

Doubt he has the required work rate and intensity for a Klopp side...

txj wrote:

Mr Shows wrote:Cut the guy some slack, had a few opportunities and he took them well. The lad is a natural born finisher and while he isn't getting much air time at Leicester, it's reassuring to see that he has not lost his killer instinct.

Playing for the SE is a completely different proposition for Kele. The guy should just rock steady until the WC. One thing is for sure, he won't be a leicester player come next season..

I'm happy for him and like I said, its a good confidence boost.

Now lets wait for him to transfer this to the EPL...That's the real measure of his progress, not games against an 80s rock group...

70s

Mr Shows wrote:

txj wrote:

Mr Shows wrote:Cut the guy some slack, had a few opportunities and he took them well. The lad is a natural born finisher and while he isn't getting much air time at Leicester, it's reassuring to see that he has not lost his killer instinct.

Playing for the SE is a completely different proposition for Kele. The guy should just rock steady until the WC. One thing is for sure, he won't be a leicester player come next season..

I'm happy for him and like I said, its a good confidence boost.

Now lets wait for him to transfer this to the EPL...That's the real measure of his progress, not games against an 80s rock group...

If the coach doesn't see it fit to give him air time what else can he do...? Playing with their so called big gun in the first leg, Leicester couldn't beat 80's rock.

Do what everybody in his situation does- FIGHT! Take every chance you get like its the last one!

He MOST CERTAINLY has done so against Fleetwood Mac.

He now needs to translate this to the EPL.

Now, get back to me when he does that; ok...

The YeyeMan wrote:

txj wrote:

Mr Shows wrote:Cut the guy some slack, had a few opportunities and he took them well. The lad is a natural born finisher and while he isn't getting much air time at Leicester, it's reassuring to see that he has not lost his killer instinct.

Playing for the SE is a completely different proposition for Kele. The guy should just rock steady until the WC. One thing is for sure, he won't be a leicester player come next season..

I'm happy for him and like I said, its a good confidence boost.

Now lets wait for him to transfer this to the EPL...That's the real measure of his progress, not games against an 80s rock group...

70s

Opare! Its even worse than I thought!!!