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maceo4 wrote:

marutimon wrote:

pajimoh wrote:Some of you talk poop, it stinks. So the SE is there to hive players enough caps so they can move to the EPL? Since Onyekuru recently returned from injury, how many games would have been sufficient for him to satisfy the % rule? Numpties msshhheeewww

If he or Nwakali had been pinpointed as players for the future at the beginning of last year, they both could have accumulated a significant number of call ups. Not all players should be getting that type of preferential treatment, but we haven't had a midfield talent of Nwakali's calibre since Mikel first burst onto the scene, while Onyekuru's Belgian exploits should have made him a shoe in for calls ups ages ago.

We don't have many players tearing it up, so we can afford to give a select few preferential treatment.

Especially Onyekuru deserved a chance based on merit. He arguably could have been a key player for us just like Ndidi and also could likely have filled the Moses Simon void at left wing

He was called earlier, played and didn't show he could be a key player. Plus he was just coming off injury. Rohrs job was to take the best and healthiest hands to the WC, not to try and make sure players get caps so they can play for their club team. He knew he didn't have the caps when he decided to sign for Everton...

marutimon wrote:
He can't get a work permit.

marutimon wrote:

bully12 wrote:He is making another egregious and stupid mistake . He should move to Germany, Spain or France. Who are his advisers . Honestly they want to ruin the boy's career . It is absolutely a wrong move for him.

A CL regular team, often making the knock out stages, known for giving talented players a chance to develop.

This is a very good move.

bully12 wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

marutimon wrote:

pajimoh wrote:Some of you talk poop, it stinks. So the SE is there to hive players enough caps so they can move to the EPL? Since Onyekuru recently returned from injury, how many games would have been sufficient for him to satisfy the % rule? Numpties msshhheeewww

If he or Nwakali had been pinpointed as players for the future at the beginning of last year, they both could have accumulated a significant number of call ups. Not all players should be getting that type of preferential treatment, but we haven't had a midfield talent of Nwakali's calibre since Mikel first burst onto the scene, while Onyekuru's Belgian exploits should have made him a shoe in for calls ups ages ago.

We don't have many players tearing it up, so we can afford to give a select few preferential treatment.

Especially Onyekuru deserved a chance based on merit. He arguably could have been a key player for us just like Ndidi and also could likely have filled the Moses Simon void at left wing

He was called earlier, played and didn't show he could be a key player. Plus he was just coming off injury. Rohrs job was to take the best and healthiest hands to the WC, not to try and make sure players get caps so they can play for their club team. He knew he didn't have the caps when he decided to sign for Everton...

Please desist from pervading mendacious fallacies . When was he called up he did not show he could be key player. From onset the inept feckless incompetent buffoon was inordinately hesitant to offer him a chance. The only time he was offered a very minimum chance was the match against Algeria which he acquited himself very well.
I'm sure when he signed with Everton they believed his exploits will be excellent enough to grant him a high percentage call ups that will satisfy the work permit requirements . Unfortunately little did they know the depraved imbecile has other nefarious and sinister motives. One thing for sure if Onyekuru was added to SE they could not have done worse than they did. Nope Rohr did not take the best and the healthiest to World Cup . The fool is so moronic he will not recognize best players if he sees them. The dense coach complete lacks the sagacity of discerning good players. The fool is too moronic to be a coach
Be

maceo4 wrote:

bully12 wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

marutimon wrote:

pajimoh wrote:Some of you talk poop, it stinks. So the SE is there to hive players enough caps so they can move to the EPL? Since Onyekuru recently returned from injury, how many games would have been sufficient for him to satisfy the % rule? Numpties msshhheeewww

If he or Nwakali had been pinpointed as players for the future at the beginning of last year, they both could have accumulated a significant number of call ups. Not all players should be getting that type of preferential treatment, but we haven't had a midfield talent of Nwakali's calibre since Mikel first burst onto the scene, while Onyekuru's Belgian exploits should have made him a shoe in for calls ups ages ago.

We don't have many players tearing it up, so we can afford to give a select few preferential treatment.

Especially Onyekuru deserved a chance based on merit. He arguably could have been a key player for us just like Ndidi and also could likely have filled the Moses Simon void at left wing

He was called earlier, played and didn't show he could be a key player. Plus he was just coming off injury. Rohrs job was to take the best and healthiest hands to the WC, not to try and make sure players get caps so they can play for their club team. He knew he didn't have the caps when he decided to sign for Everton...

Please desist from pervading mendacious fallacies . When was he called up he did not show he could be key player. From onset the inept feckless incompetent buffoon was inordinately hesitant to offer him a chance. The only time he was offered a very minimum chance was the match against Algeria which he acquited himself very well.
I'm sure when he signed with Everton they believed his exploits will be excellent enough to grant him a high percentage call ups that will satisfy the work permit requirements . Unfortunately little did they know the depraved imbecile has other nefarious and sinister motives. One thing for sure if Onyekuru was added to SE they could not have done worse than they did. Nope Rohr did not take the best and the healthiest to World Cup . The fool is so moronic he will not recognize best players if he sees them. The dense coach complete lacks the sagacity of discerning good players. The fool is too moronic to be a coach
Be

He got chances man, he could have gotten more but you gotta immediately show what you are made of and he really didn’t. Let’s hope he comes good but no need to lie.

niyi wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

bully12 wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

marutimon wrote:

pajimoh wrote:Some of you talk poop, it stinks. So the SE is there to hive players enough caps so they can move to the EPL? Since Onyekuru recently returned from injury, how many games would have been sufficient for him to satisfy the % rule? Numpties msshhheeewww

If he or Nwakali had been pinpointed as players for the future at the beginning of last year, they both could have accumulated a significant number of call ups. Not all players should be getting that type of preferential treatment, but we haven't had a midfield talent of Nwakali's calibre since Mikel first burst onto the scene, while Onyekuru's Belgian exploits should have made him a shoe in for calls ups ages ago.

We don't have many players tearing it up, so we can afford to give a select few preferential treatment.

Especially Onyekuru deserved a chance based on merit. He arguably could have been a key player for us just like Ndidi and also could likely have filled the Moses Simon void at left wing

He was called earlier, played and didn't show he could be a key player. Plus he was just coming off injury. Rohrs job was to take the best and healthiest hands to the WC, not to try and make sure players get caps so they can play for their club team. He knew he didn't have the caps when he decided to sign for Everton...

Please desist from pervading mendacious fallacies . When was he called up he did not show he could be key player. From onset the inept feckless incompetent buffoon was inordinately hesitant to offer him a chance. The only time he was offered a very minimum chance was the match against Algeria which he acquited himself very well.
I'm sure when he signed with Everton they believed his exploits will be excellent enough to grant him a high percentage call ups that will satisfy the work permit requirements . Unfortunately little did they know the depraved imbecile has other nefarious and sinister motives. One thing for sure if Onyekuru was added to SE they could not have done worse than they did. Nope Rohr did not take the best and the healthiest to World Cup . The fool is so moronic he will not recognize best players if he sees them. The dense coach complete lacks the sagacity of discerning good players. The fool is too moronic to be a coach
Be

He got chances man, he could have gotten more but you gotta immediately show what you are made of and he really didn’t. Let’s hope he comes good but no need to lie.

Rohr is bad at giving new players a fair shake. How many mins did he get against Algeria again and he did well when he came on. I remember he had a good shot on target

Siddonlook11 wrote:Its amazing how soon we forget ...some people here cursed out Keshi for taking an injured ( or just recovering dont remember ) Reuben Gabriel to some turno ...and yet some are here cursing Rohr for not taking a recovering Onyekuru to the WC ?

Na wa...my guess is the measuring standard for Oyinbo different from Naija

cchinukw wrote:

EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:

cchinukw wrote:

marutimon wrote:

Damunk wrote:Galatasaray?
What happened to Everton?

He can't get a work permit.
A forward thinking coach would have invited him to the national team just so that Onyekuru can get more caps.

Aha! Thanks for the explanation.

Rohr could be a mole sabotaging Nigerian football right under our noses. Time will tell.

Considering that we won the last WC he's sabotaging Nigerian football.

Considering he set the bar so low (learning expedition), I am tempted to think that was the case.

What did he use his time doing all the while before the tournament?

maceo4 wrote:

niyi wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

bully12 wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

marutimon wrote:

pajimoh wrote:Some of you talk poop, it stinks. So the SE is there to hive players enough caps so they can move to the EPL? Since Onyekuru recently returned from injury, how many games would have been sufficient for him to satisfy the % rule? Numpties msshhheeewww

If he or Nwakali had been pinpointed as players for the future at the beginning of last year, they both could have accumulated a significant number of call ups. Not all players should be getting that type of preferential treatment, but we haven't had a midfield talent of Nwakali's calibre since Mikel first burst onto the scene, while Onyekuru's Belgian exploits should have made him a shoe in for calls ups ages ago.

We don't have many players tearing it up, so we can afford to give a select few preferential treatment.

Especially Onyekuru deserved a chance based on merit. He arguably could have been a key player for us just like Ndidi and also could likely have filled the Moses Simon void at left wing

He was called earlier, played and didn't show he could be a key player. Plus he was just coming off injury. Rohrs job was to take the best and healthiest hands to the WC, not to try and make sure players get caps so they can play for their club team. He knew he didn't have the caps when he decided to sign for Everton...

Please desist from pervading mendacious fallacies . When was he called up he did not show he could be key player. From onset the inept feckless incompetent buffoon was inordinately hesitant to offer him a chance. The only time he was offered a very minimum chance was the match against Algeria which he acquited himself very well.
I'm sure when he signed with Everton they believed his exploits will be excellent enough to grant him a high percentage call ups that will satisfy the work permit requirements . Unfortunately little did they know the depraved imbecile has other nefarious and sinister motives. One thing for sure if Onyekuru was added to SE they could not have done worse than they did. Nope Rohr did not take the best and the healthiest to World Cup . The fool is so moronic he will not recognize best players if he sees them. The dense coach complete lacks the sagacity of discerning good players. The fool is too moronic to be a coach
Be

He got chances man, he could have gotten more but you gotta immediately show what you are made of and he really didn’t. Let’s hope he comes good but no need to lie.

Rohr is bad at giving new players a fair shake. How many mins did he get against Algeria again and he did well when he came on. I remember he had a good shot on target

He could have gotten more, he also played in the Togo friendly and didn't really show much there. The Algeria game is online, he came on in 70th minute but didn't do much, had that one shot you are talking about but was blocked out for a corner, thats about all he did. But he got injured at the wrong time and maybe missed a chance to play in other friendlies. Compare this to someone like Martins, you could immediately tell from his first SE game that he was special and would be pushing to be a mainstay, can't say the same yet about Henry.

marutimon wrote:

Siddonlook11 wrote:Its amazing how soon we forget ...some people here cursed out Keshi for taking an injured ( or just recovering dont remember ) Reuben Gabriel to some turno ...and yet some are here cursing Rohr for not taking a recovering Onyekuru to the WC ?

Na wa...my guess is the measuring standard for Oyinbo different from Naija

No one is claiming an unfit Onyekuru should have made the World Cup, just that he should have had multiple call ups since early 2017 / late 2016.

He maybe should have been called up to the extended camp as well. Especially with Moses Simon at risk.

bully12 wrote:He is making another egregious and stupid mistake . He should move to Germany, Spain or France. Who are his advisers . Honestly they want to ruin the boy's career . It is absolutely a wrong move for him.

wiseone wrote:Good point. His agent should just show up at Bayern, Real Madrid, Barca, or PSG, and ask them to drop Ribery, Robben, Coman, Bale, Isco, Ronaldo, Dembele, Messi, Neymar, or Mbappe, so they can play a promising but untested and raw Nigerian player that has never played at that level of pressure before.

Going to Gala is the best thing for his career right now. He is an attacker and will improve if he plays for a team that actually - you know, attacks. Gala win most of their matches, are serial Turkish champions, and play in the Champions League. Going to a team like that will get him used to playing CL football, for a team that wins most of the time, and put him in the shop window for a FUTURE move to a bigger club further down the line. I daresay Gala is actually a better club for him than Everton (with its managerial instability).

bully12 wrote:He is making another egregious and stupid mistake . He should move to Germany, Spain or France. Who are his advisers . Honestly they want to ruin the boy's career . It is absolutely a wrong move for him.

maceo4 wrote:

bully12 wrote:

maceo4 wrote:

marutimon wrote:

pajimoh wrote:Some of you talk poop, it stinks. So the SE is there to hive players enough caps so they can move to the EPL? Since Onyekuru recently returned from injury, how many games would have been sufficient for him to satisfy the % rule? Numpties msshhheeewww

If he or Nwakali had been pinpointed as players for the future at the beginning of last year, they both could have accumulated a significant number of call ups. Not all players should be getting that type of preferential treatment, but we haven't had a midfield talent of Nwakali's calibre since Mikel first burst onto the scene, while Onyekuru's Belgian exploits should have made him a shoe in for calls ups ages ago.

We don't have many players tearing it up, so we can afford to give a select few preferential treatment.

Especially Onyekuru deserved a chance based on merit. He arguably could have been a key player for us just like Ndidi and also could likely have filled the Moses Simon void at left wing

He was called earlier, played and didn't show he could be a key player. Plus he was just coming off injury. Rohrs job was to take the best and healthiest hands to the WC, not to try and make sure players get caps so they can play for their club team. He knew he didn't have the caps when he decided to sign for Everton...

Please desist from pervading mendacious fallacies . When was he called up he did not show he could be key player. From onset the inept feckless incompetent buffoon was inordinately hesitant to offer him a chance. The only time he was offered a very minimum chance was the match against Algeria which he acquited himself very well.
I'm sure when he signed with Everton they believed his exploits will be excellent enough to grant him a high percentage call ups that will satisfy the work permit requirements . Unfortunately little did they know the depraved imbecile has other nefarious and sinister motives. One thing for sure if Onyekuru was added to SE they could not have done worse than they did. Nope Rohr did not take the best and the healthiest to World Cup . The fool is so moronic he will not recognize best players if he sees them. The dense coach complete lacks the sagacity of discerning good players. The fool is too moronic to be a coach
Be

gochino wrote:Why do these players run to England only to be loaned out year after year till they start losing self confidence? Does not make sense. There are other countries out there.

kendo wrote:

marutimon wrote:
He can't get a work permit.

Same with Onazi @ Birmingham City.

marutimon wrote:

gochino wrote:Why do these players run to England only to be loaned out year after year till they start losing self confidence? Does not make sense. There are other countries out there.

This is why:
https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/f ... n-14703974

To summarize:
a) not enough caps;
b) low FIFA ranking.

olu wrote:A loan move to Galatasaray is good.

gochino wrote:Why do these players run to England only to be loaned out year after year till they start losing self confidence? Does not make sense. There are other countries out there.

Dammy wrote:This is a good move for Onyekuru IMO. Gala are an upgrade on Anderlecht. He will be playing in front of fanatical fans and that will help him to deal with the pressure of playing for Nigeria. I believe we are yet to see his true colours in the SE because of the pressure associated with playing for the SE.
He needs CL football to get a work permit to play for Everton and the interested German teams couldn't offer CL football. This is a big test for him.