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Then why was Akpeyi starting?
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Both of you clowns were hating on him brfore Afcon now you want him starting. GTFOH!
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You need new pair of glasses or you need to remove the Amala from your eyes obstructing your vision. Show me where I hated on Uzoho befoe Afcon.EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Both of you clowns were hating on him brfore Afcon now you want him starting. GTFOH!
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Seriously I feel so too. I also co-ask, how did the other two "jokes" (Keepers) get ahead of him?
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The two enduring memories with regards to Akepyi's performances at the AFCON are the two 1 v 1 saves he pulled off in the games against Burundi and Algeria. I really do not get this fixation with him as if he was unequivocally culpable in any of the goals Nigeria conceded at this AFCON.
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slyk wrote:The two enduring memories with regards to Akepyi's performances at the AFCON are the two 1 v 1 saves he pulled off in the games against Burundi and Algeria. I really do not get this fixation with him as if he was unequivocally culpable in any of the goals Nigeria conceded at this AFCON.
Please answer honestly, after watching Akpeyi play at Afcon. Do you think Akpeyi is the goalkeeper that will win a title for Nigeria?
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For me, this matter ended a long time ago. Uzoho is out number one and we should be looking at other youngsters like Alampasu to compete for the number one shirt with him.
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I don't know where to begin with you and your question. Your question is so flawed it is unbelievable. You really believe a goal keeper wins titles for any team? My answer to your question is therefore that no goalkeeper wins a title for any football team.ohenhen1 wrote:slyk wrote:The two enduring memories with regards to Akepyi's performances at the AFCON are the two 1 v 1 saves he pulled off in the games against Burundi and Algeria. I really do not get this fixation with him as if he was unequivocally culpable in any of the goals Nigeria conceded at this AFCON.
Please answer honestly, after watching Akpeyi play at Afcon. Do you think Akpeyi is the goalkeeper that will win a title for Nigeria?
Your turn to answer honestly, which of the goals that Nigeria conceded at the AFCON was Akpeyi unequivocally and 100% responsible for?
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Yes I believe a Goalkeeper wins titles for teams. Look at the difference Allison Becker made to Liverpool last season. Without Enyeama we won't have won the 2013 title. Akpeyi doesn't portray confidence. When players in front of him don't trust him. The teams becomes more defensive to protect the goalkeeper. This affects choices made by the manager. It was no secret that we played S Moses over Chukwuze in some games.slyk wrote:I don't know where to begin with you and your question. Your question is so flawed it is unbelievable. You really believe a goal keeper wins titles for any team? My answer to your question is therefore that no goalkeeper wins a title for any football team.ohenhen1 wrote:slyk wrote:The two enduring memories with regards to Akepyi's performances at the AFCON are the two 1 v 1 saves he pulled off in the games against Burundi and Algeria. I really do not get this fixation with him as if he was unequivocally culpable in any of the goals Nigeria conceded at this AFCON.
Please answer honestly, after watching Akpeyi play at Afcon. Do you think Akpeyi is the goalkeeper that will win a title for Nigeria?
Your turn to answer honestly, which of the goals that Nigeria conceded at the AFCON was Akpeyi unequivocally and 100% responsible for?
Algeria goalkeeper is solid, that is a championship goalkeeper. A goalkeeper that flaps at everything. Makes one terrific save, then two plays later makes a huge blunder is not a championship winning goalkeeper.
He could have done a better job setting up his wall against Algeria on that freekick. Look at how young Uzoho set up his wall. Also look at how young Uzoho put players on each post on corner kicks.
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ohenhen1 wrote:Yes I believe a Goalkeeper wins titles for teams. Look at the difference Allison Becker made to Liverpool last season. Without Enyeama we won't have won the 2013 title. Akpeyi doesn't portray confidence. When players in front of him don't trust him. The teams becomes more defensive to protect the goalkeeper. This affects choices made by the manager. It was no secret that we played S Moses over Chukwuze in some games.slyk wrote:I don't know where to begin with you and your question. Your question is so flawed it is unbelievable. You really believe a goal keeper wins titles for any team? My answer to your question is therefore that no goalkeeper wins a title for any football team.ohenhen1 wrote:slyk wrote:The two enduring memories with regards to Akepyi's performances at the AFCON are the two 1 v 1 saves he pulled off in the games against Burundi and Algeria. I really do not get this fixation with him as if he was unequivocally culpable in any of the goals Nigeria conceded at this AFCON.
Please answer honestly, after watching Akpeyi play at Afcon. Do you think Akpeyi is the goalkeeper that will win a title for Nigeria?
Your turn to answer honestly, which of the goals that Nigeria conceded at the AFCON was Akpeyi unequivocally and 100% responsible for?
Algeria goalkeeper is solid, that is a championship goalkeeper. A goalkeeper that flaps at everything. Makes one terrific save, then two plays later makes a huge blunder is not a championship winning goalkeeper.
He could have done a better job setting up his wall against Algeria on that freekick. Look at how young Uzoho set up his wall. Also look at how young Uzoho put players on each post on corner kicks.
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Subjective. I said unequivocally and 100% responsible for the concession of the goal.Cellular wrote:ohenhen1 wrote:Yes I believe a Goalkeeper wins titles for teams. Look at the difference Allison Becker made to Liverpool last season. Without Enyeama we won't have won the 2013 title. Akpeyi doesn't portray confidence. When players in front of him don't trust him. The teams becomes more defensive to protect the goalkeeper. This affects choices made by the manager. It was no secret that we played S Moses over Chukwuze in some games.slyk wrote:I don't know where to begin with you and your question. Your question is so flawed it is unbelievable. You really believe a goal keeper wins titles for any team? My answer to your question is therefore that no goalkeeper wins a title for any football team.ohenhen1 wrote:slyk wrote:The two enduring memories with regards to Akepyi's performances at the AFCON are the two 1 v 1 saves he pulled off in the games against Burundi and Algeria. I really do not get this fixation with him as if he was unequivocally culpable in any of the goals Nigeria conceded at this AFCON.
Please answer honestly, after watching Akpeyi play at Afcon. Do you think Akpeyi is the goalkeeper that will win a title for Nigeria?
Your turn to answer honestly, which of the goals that Nigeria conceded at the AFCON was Akpeyi unequivocally and 100% responsible for?
Algeria goalkeeper is solid, that is a championship goalkeeper. A goalkeeper that flaps at everything. Makes one terrific save, then two plays later makes a huge blunder is not a championship winning goalkeeper.
He could have done a better job setting up his wall against Algeria on that freekick. Look at how young Uzoho set up his wall. Also look at how young Uzoho put players on each post on corner kicks.
Again no goalie wins anything for any team. Its is a team effort. Put Allison or Enyeama in a poor team and the team wins nothing. Uzoho did not face any freekick similar to Mahrez goal so I do not know what you are comparing to. I say again, Akpeyi was not Nigeria's achilles heel in Egypt. That lay elsewhere. Stop reaching.
Just for the record, I was disappointed at the start of the tourney when I did not see Uzoho in goal. Having said that Akpeyi did not disappoint me. Like I said earlier, those two point blank saves vindicated him starting in my opinion.
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slyk wrote:Subjective. I said unequivocally and 100% responsible for the concession of the goal.Cellular wrote:ohenhen1 wrote:Yes I believe a Goalkeeper wins titles for teams. Look at the difference Allison Becker made to Liverpool last season. Without Enyeama we won't have won the 2013 title. Akpeyi doesn't portray confidence. When players in front of him don't trust him. The teams becomes more defensive to protect the goalkeeper. This affects choices made by the manager. It was no secret that we played S Moses over Chukwuze in some games.slyk wrote:I don't know where to begin with you and your question. Your question is so flawed it is unbelievable. You really believe a goal keeper wins titles for any team? My answer to your question is therefore that no goalkeeper wins a title for any football team.ohenhen1 wrote:slyk wrote:The two enduring memories with regards to Akepyi's performances at the AFCON are the two 1 v 1 saves he pulled off in the games against Burundi and Algeria. I really do not get this fixation with him as if he was unequivocally culpable in any of the goals Nigeria conceded at this AFCON.
Please answer honestly, after watching Akpeyi play at Afcon. Do you think Akpeyi is the goalkeeper that will win a title for Nigeria?
Your turn to answer honestly, which of the goals that Nigeria conceded at the AFCON was Akpeyi unequivocally and 100% responsible for?
Algeria goalkeeper is solid, that is a championship goalkeeper. A goalkeeper that flaps at everything. Makes one terrific save, then two plays later makes a huge blunder is not a championship winning goalkeeper.
He could have done a better job setting up his wall against Algeria on that freekick. Look at how young Uzoho set up his wall. Also look at how young Uzoho put players on each post on corner kicks.
Again no goalie wins anything for any team. Its is a team effort. Put Allison or Enyeama in a poor team and the team wins nothing. Uzoho did not face any freekick similar to Mahrez goal so I do not know what you are comparing to. I say again, Akpeyi was not Nigeria's achilles heel in Egypt. That lay elsewhere. Stop reaching.
Just for the record, I was disappointed at the start of the tourney when I did not see Uzoho in goal. Having said that Akpeyi did not disappoint me. Like I said earlier, those two point blank saves vindicated him starting in my opinion.
Yea it is a team effort. The goal keeper is a vital member of the team. If players dont trust the goalkeeper, it affects the entire team.
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Agreed. Akpeyi had a good tournament bar that gaffe against Mahrez where he inexplicably hid behind his wall. But, Uzoho made an awesome freekick save against Messi at the World Cup too. I believe it is best to go with Uzoho going forward though. Age, prospect and even relative International experience are in his favor. Next thing is for him to leave Cyprus.slyk wrote:Subjective. I said unequivocally and 100% responsible for the concession of the goal.Cellular wrote:ohenhen1 wrote:Yes I believe a Goalkeeper wins titles for teams. Look at the difference Allison Becker made to Liverpool last season. Without Enyeama we won't have won the 2013 title. Akpeyi doesn't portray confidence. When players in front of him don't trust him. The teams becomes more defensive to protect the goalkeeper. This affects choices made by the manager. It was no secret that we played S Moses over Chukwuze in some games.slyk wrote:I don't know where to begin with you and your question. Your question is so flawed it is unbelievable. You really believe a goal keeper wins titles for any team? My answer to your question is therefore that no goalkeeper wins a title for any football team.ohenhen1 wrote:slyk wrote:The two enduring memories with regards to Akepyi's performances at the AFCON are the two 1 v 1 saves he pulled off in the games against Burundi and Algeria. I really do not get this fixation with him as if he was unequivocally culpable in any of the goals Nigeria conceded at this AFCON.
Please answer honestly, after watching Akpeyi play at Afcon. Do you think Akpeyi is the goalkeeper that will win a title for Nigeria?
Your turn to answer honestly, which of the goals that Nigeria conceded at the AFCON was Akpeyi unequivocally and 100% responsible for?
Algeria goalkeeper is solid, that is a championship goalkeeper. A goalkeeper that flaps at everything. Makes one terrific save, then two plays later makes a huge blunder is not a championship winning goalkeeper.
He could have done a better job setting up his wall against Algeria on that freekick. Look at how young Uzoho set up his wall. Also look at how young Uzoho put players on each post on corner kicks.
Again no goalie wins anything for any team. Its is a team effort. Put Allison or Enyeama in a poor team and the team wins nothing. Uzoho did not face any freekick similar to Mahrez goal so I do not know what you are comparing to. I say again, Akpeyi was not Nigeria's achilles heel in Egypt. That lay elsewhere. Stop reaching.
Just for the record, I was disappointed at the start of the tourney when I did not see Uzoho in goal. Having said that Akpeyi did not disappoint me. Like I said earlier, those two point blank saves vindicated him starting in my opinion.
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CE is chuck full of sentimentalists. Asked why the hatred and to point out Akpeyi's fault in any of the goals,
the answer rests on 'radiated confidence'. This same double tongued ITKs rubbished the choice of Uzoho about
a year ago in Russia.
There is no loyalty to our players here in CE. One can pull out threads where Mikel Obi was rubbished a few
years back, by same people praising and thanking him for his services with his announced retirement from
international football.
The SE lost as a team (coaches and players), to Algeria. Individuals rarely win or lose in team sports.
the answer rests on 'radiated confidence'. This same double tongued ITKs rubbished the choice of Uzoho about
a year ago in Russia.
There is no loyalty to our players here in CE. One can pull out threads where Mikel Obi was rubbished a few
years back, by same people praising and thanking him for his services with his announced retirement from
international football.
The SE lost as a team (coaches and players), to Algeria. Individuals rarely win or lose in team sports.
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And that is the way it should be. If you are not playing well, you should seat on the bench. There is no loyalty in professional spots.joao wrote:CE is chuck full of sentimentalists. Asked why the hatred and to point out Akpeyi's fault in any of the goals,
the answer rests on 'radiated confidence'. This same double tongued ITKs rubbished the choice of Uzoho about
a year ago in Russia.
There is no loyalty to our players here in CE. One can pull out threads where Mikel Obi was rubbished a few
years back, by same people praising and thanking him for his services with his announced retirement from
international football.
The SE lost as a team (coaches and players), to Algeria. Individuals rarely win or lose in team sports.
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Alisson's last minute save against Napoli in the final game of the group stages is what helped Liverpool to win the Champions League. If that ball had gone in Liverpool would've been knocked out and no one will blame the keeper. That's the difference between a great goalkeeper and a good goalkeeper. Akpeyi did not inspire confidence, hence the defence was jittery, making individual mistakes at an unprecedented level. Uzoho brought confidence and calmness into the defence when he played.ohenhen1 wrote:Yes I believe a Goalkeeper wins titles for teams. Look at the difference Allison Becker made to Liverpool last season. Without Enyeama we won't have won the 2013 title. Akpeyi doesn't portray confidence. When players in front of him don't trust him. The teams becomes more defensive to protect the goalkeeper. This affects choices made by the manager. It was no secret that we played S Moses over Chukwuze in some games.slyk wrote:I don't know where to begin with you and your question. Your question is so flawed it is unbelievable. You really believe a goal keeper wins titles for any team? My answer to your question is therefore that no goalkeeper wins a title for any football team.ohenhen1 wrote:slyk wrote:The two enduring memories with regards to Akepyi's performances at the AFCON are the two 1 v 1 saves he pulled off in the games against Burundi and Algeria. I really do not get this fixation with him as if he was unequivocally culpable in any of the goals Nigeria conceded at this AFCON.
Please answer honestly, after watching Akpeyi play at Afcon. Do you think Akpeyi is the goalkeeper that will win a title for Nigeria?
Your turn to answer honestly, which of the goals that Nigeria conceded at the AFCON was Akpeyi unequivocally and 100% responsible for?
Algeria goalkeeper is solid, that is a championship goalkeeper. A goalkeeper that flaps at everything. Makes one terrific save, then two plays later makes a huge blunder is not a championship winning goalkeeper.
He could have done a better job setting up his wall against Algeria on that freekick. Look at how young Uzoho set up his wall. Also look at how young Uzoho put players on each post on corner kicks.
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Dammy wrote:Alisson's last minute save against Napoli in the final game of the group stages is what helped Liverpool to win the Champions League. If that ball had gone in Liverpool would've been knocked out and no one will blame the keeper. That's the difference between a great goalkeeper and a good goalkeeper. Akpeyi did not inspire confidence, hence the defence was jittery, making individual mistakes at an unprecedented level. Uzoho brought confidence and calmness into the defence when he played.ohenhen1 wrote:Yes I believe a Goalkeeper wins titles for teams. Look at the difference Allison Becker made to Liverpool last season. Without Enyeama we won't have won the 2013 title. Akpeyi doesn't portray confidence. When players in front of him don't trust him. The teams becomes more defensive to protect the goalkeeper. This affects choices made by the manager. It was no secret that we played S Moses over Chukwuze in some games.slyk wrote:I don't know where to begin with you and your question. Your question is so flawed it is unbelievable. You really believe a goal keeper wins titles for any team? My answer to your question is therefore that no goalkeeper wins a title for any football team.ohenhen1 wrote:slyk wrote:The two enduring memories with regards to Akepyi's performances at the AFCON are the two 1 v 1 saves he pulled off in the games against Burundi and Algeria. I really do not get this fixation with him as if he was unequivocally culpable in any of the goals Nigeria conceded at this AFCON.
Please answer honestly, after watching Akpeyi play at Afcon. Do you think Akpeyi is the goalkeeper that will win a title for Nigeria?
Your turn to answer honestly, which of the goals that Nigeria conceded at the AFCON was Akpeyi unequivocally and 100% responsible for?
Algeria goalkeeper is solid, that is a championship goalkeeper. A goalkeeper that flaps at everything. Makes one terrific save, then two plays later makes a huge blunder is not a championship winning goalkeeper.
He could have done a better job setting up his wall against Algeria on that freekick. Look at how young Uzoho set up his wall. Also look at how young Uzoho put players on each post on corner kicks.
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Akpeyi started over Uzoho in this tournament because he was coming off a stronger season at club level in terms of game time etc. If Uzoho can sort out his club career, he will be the preferred option to Akpeyi I think. IMO, I don't think there is much difference in natural ability between the two but Uzoho seems to have been schooled better in the art of GK (and by a fair amount).
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I totally disagree. Akpeyi didn't have a good tournament. He was just lucky that most of his gaffs were not punished. In the game against Burundi he dropped a simple cross for a Burundian striker but the striker couldn't get a shot off. This was the same error Uzoho made against Seychelles but was punished. You need to also go back and rewatch the Algeria game, in the first 15 minutes he gifted Algeria 2 chances under no pressure, i think the first of which resulted in Collins givin him a severe bollocking, the 2nd one he just punched a simple cross he could have caught into the danger area causing both Omeruo & Ekong to scrammble the ball to safety. We were just lucky in the games he featured as our backline were under immense pressure to protect him. Given the fact that he is 32, he should be nowhere near the eagles again if we want to move forward.Obong wrote:Agreed. Akpeyi had a good tournament bar that gaffe against Mahrez where he inexplicably hid behind his wall. But, Uzoho made an awesome freekick save against Messi at the World Cup too. I believe it is best to go with Uzoho going forward though. Age, prospect and even relative International experience are in his favor. Next thing is for him to leave Cyprus.slyk wrote:Subjective. I said unequivocally and 100% responsible for the concession of the goal.Cellular wrote:ohenhen1 wrote:Yes I believe a Goalkeeper wins titles for teams. Look at the difference Allison Becker made to Liverpool last season. Without Enyeama we won't have won the 2013 title. Akpeyi doesn't portray confidence. When players in front of him don't trust him. The teams becomes more defensive to protect the goalkeeper. This affects choices made by the manager. It was no secret that we played S Moses over Chukwuze in some games.slyk wrote:I don't know where to begin with you and your question. Your question is so flawed it is unbelievable. You really believe a goal keeper wins titles for any team? My answer to your question is therefore that no goalkeeper wins a title for any football team.ohenhen1 wrote:Please answer honestly, after watching Akpeyi play at Afcon. Do you think Akpeyi is the goalkeeper that will win a title for Nigeria?slyk wrote:The two enduring memories with regards to Akepyi's performances at the AFCON are the two 1 v 1 saves he pulled off in the games against Burundi and Algeria. I really do not get this fixation with him as if he was unequivocally culpable in any of the goals Nigeria conceded at this AFCON.
Your turn to answer honestly, which of the goals that Nigeria conceded at the AFCON was Akpeyi unequivocally and 100% responsible for?
Algeria goalkeeper is solid, that is a championship goalkeeper. A goalkeeper that flaps at everything. Makes one terrific save, then two plays later makes a huge blunder is not a championship winning goalkeeper.
He could have done a better job setting up his wall against Algeria on that freekick. Look at how young Uzoho set up his wall. Also look at how young Uzoho put players on each post on corner kicks.
Again no goalie wins anything for any team. Its is a team effort. Put Allison or Enyeama in a poor team and the team wins nothing. Uzoho did not face any freekick similar to Mahrez goal so I do not know what you are comparing to. I say again, Akpeyi was not Nigeria's achilles heel in Egypt. That lay elsewhere. Stop reaching.
Just for the record, I was disappointed at the start of the tourney when I did not see Uzoho in goal. Having said that Akpeyi did not disappoint me. Like I said earlier, those two point blank saves vindicated him starting in my opinion.
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agree with you- if Uzoho can sort a club and play regularly - no chance for Akpeyi and Ewenwa -Zelex wrote:Akpeyi started over Uzoho in this tournament because he was coming off a stronger season at club level in terms of game time etc. If Uzoho can sort out his club career, he will be the preferred option to Akpeyi I think. IMO, I don't think there is much difference in natural ability between the two but Uzoho seems to have been schooled better in the art of GK (and by a fair amount).
same goes for Alampasu to just find any club that will give him regular football Belgium or Greece or Sweden or Denmark etc Div 2 or 3 and if he cannot find any please come back to Africa instead of wasting time in Portugal as a number 3 backup goalie
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Uzoho technique is the best I have ever seen from a young Nigerian goalkeeper. The coaches at Deportivo have done a great job with him. He just needs more experience. Need to get better at shot stopping and getting down quicker. But that will come with more experience. Hopefully the medical certificate mishap is behind him now and he can have a good season with his new club. Still 20, one good season with his new club and continual first team appearance with Nigeria will lead to good move.
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Could've had Manuel Nueurbuchukwu between the sticks, wouldn't have made the foggiest, Nigeria were comprehensively beaten by Algeria, the scoreline was merely an injustice on the sandstorm troopers. Iwobi running into blind alleys, Ndidi making more wayward passes than Titus Bramble at a hen party, had nothing to do with Daniel Son. Nigeria didn't deserve to contest the final and fortunately, won't.