AFCON 2019: Nigeria 1 vs 0 Burundi FT
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You are very wrong & I won't waste time responding to your attempt at justifying laziness, ineptitude & maybe more.mystic wrote:ohenhen1 wrote:I have watched the full game now. Nigeria was lucky. If Burundi had a bit more quality. They would have scored twice in the first half. But the good news it is still the first game. Plenty of time to fix the mistakes. Rohr messed up the goalkeeping position. If Uzoho is not playing at his club, why include him? If Uzoho is not good enough to bench Akpeyi, why not drop Uzoho and go with another option like Afelokhai . There is also David Oboizor, Danlandi Isah, Olufemi Thomas, Dele Ajiboye and etc. The guy refused to scout goalkeeper options.
Apart from Afelokhai, none of these goalkeepers that you are talking about is worth discussion. You think Akpeyi is bad? Try putting one of these jokers in goal for Nigeria and see what happens. What we have in the NPFL are shot-stoppers, not goalkeepers. That is why they have been consistently overlooked, not just by Rohr, but by Keshi and Oliseh as well. The sooner we all realize that we have issues in the way that goalkeepers are developed in Nigeria the better.
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Re: AFCON 2019: Nigeria 1 vs 0 Burundi FT
true talk,
I have watched the video and it is a quick reaction save to well hit shot from close. To even get a hand on that ball, IMO, is a major move. There are many goalkeepers that will not react that quickly to such a shot taken from a near distance. The point is that he does deserve credit. That should never be dismissed. Yes, he is jittery and yes I will not mention him among the great Nigerian goalkeepers over the years. The truth though is that he is no worse than the two goalkeepers now sitting on SE bench, particularly Uzoho.
I have watched the video and it is a quick reaction save to well hit shot from close. To even get a hand on that ball, IMO, is a major move. There are many goalkeepers that will not react that quickly to such a shot taken from a near distance. The point is that he does deserve credit. That should never be dismissed. Yes, he is jittery and yes I will not mention him among the great Nigerian goalkeepers over the years. The truth though is that he is no worse than the two goalkeepers now sitting on SE bench, particularly Uzoho.
truetalk wrote:Look at the highlights below. Start from the 55 second mark (in the 1st minute). Onuachu's header: The Burundi keeper had to leave his feet on the save because the ball was not directly at him.Enugu II wrote:That is not my recollection. I believe (and a youtube video should be able to show whether it is correct) the shot slightly to Akpeyi's right and high and he had to react quickly. That was a top drawer save by any accounts my brother. Give credit where it is due.truetalk wrote:That 'point blank' save was directly at him and expected to be made by an average NPFL keeper.Tobi17 wrote:Are you sure you really watched the game? Aside from the point blank save he made in the first half, how many "crucial" saves(not counting the comic flaps he somehow managed to pull off from balls going wide, or routine long range direct shots that even my grandma would comfortably save) did he actually make all game??Its a Goal wrote:On this one we disagree . Did you see the save he made from point blank early in the first half? He made a lot of crucial saves throughout the game and he is responsible for ensuring we picked up all 3 points rather than 1.[color=brown]zee[/color] wrote:Dude na basket.................4-1 for Burundi would have been the outcome if a Musa or Ighalo was playing for Burundi.Its a Goal wrote: Akpeyi has come under a lot of unfair criticism here. Yes he made some blunders but they haven't cost us. What he needs is assurance and boast. Akpeyi brings a lot to the team top of which is confidence when the ball is at his feet. He is composed when he has to play the ball to a teammate in order to play out from the back rather than hoofing it long. On so many occasions he came out of his 18 yard box to get the ball just to keep the possession going. He made a number of brilliant saves today too. For me he is a better option to Uzoho. Uzoho stays back on his goal line and is not a sweeper keeper.
The dude was busy palming down shots from 30 yards.
This is directly on Rohr & his GK coach. Pure laziness & ineptitude.
The frame moves on to Akpeyi's save. I won't even talk about Ekong's defending. Watch it again & repeat what you said.
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Re: AFCON 2019: Nigeria 1 vs 0 Burundi FT
Brother those were routine saves any average Sunday school league keeper would have made, let's not make it seem like Akpeyi produced some nail biting saves all game save for the first half one(for which I give him credit for).Its a Goal wrote:^^There was a fierce freekick that he palmed away. If he had tried to catch it the ball would have bounced off his palm and gone into the net. There was another shot that hit low from outside the 18 that was going to sneak into the far corner that Akpeyi managed to palm away for a corner. He may not be the most composed keeper ever to stand between the sticks for Nigeria but at the same time he is not the worst. As I mentioned earlier he provides more than being a shot stopper. He helps the team build attack from the back.
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Does that mean he shouldn't be given credit for what he did right but only beaten up for what he did wrong? All the test Burundi gave him he matched him up it. The only issues created were of Akpeyi's own doing not any credited by the opposition. If he can learn to focus more he will be the better for it. Akpeyi is not a bad keeper.[color=brown]Tobi17[/color] wrote:Brother those were routine saves any average Sunday school league keeper would have made, let's not make it seem like Akpeyi produced some nail biting saves all game save for the first half one(for which I give him credit for).Its a Goal wrote: ^^There was a fierce freekick that he palmed away. If he had tried to catch it the ball would have bounced off his palm and gone into the net. There was another shot that hit low from outside the 18 that was going to sneak into the far corner that Akpeyi managed to palm away for a corner. He may not be the most composed keeper ever to stand between the sticks for Nigeria but at the same time he is not the worst. As I mentioned earlier he provides more than being a shot stopper. He helps the team build attack from the back.
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Well, emotion aside, Akpeyi has jitters but he has improved. In the WC qualifiers, he appeared to concede goals every game that he played. However, he now has a decent trend. Four games and one goal conceded. Egypt, Senegal, Zimbabwe and Burundi.
He is the starter. The NPFL Botha are not going to Egypt so please let’s encourage and support all our players.
He is the starter. The NPFL Botha are not going to Egypt so please let’s encourage and support all our players.
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The highlighted in Green and red are in my view in conflict. His jitters as not improved the outcomes have only not been as costly. The errors he made against Burundi didn't translate because we were not playing against Messi, Aguero and Dimaria. When we played against them, we payed the price (in conceeding)nzeogwu wrote:Well, emotion aside, Akpeyi has jitters but he has improved. In the WC qualifiers, he appeared to concede goals every game that he played. However, he now has a decent trend. Four games and one goal conceded. Egypt, Senegal, Zimbabwe and Burundi.
He is the starter. The NPFL Botha are not going to Egypt so please let’s encourage and support all our players.
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