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This is the one player, I would really get excited about if he pledges his international career to us.txj wrote:Need to invite this guy to the SE. Sill learning his trade, but this is a high quality talent.
Has pace, physical presence and a good sense of positioning. Really like his understanding of the role, especially wrt timing of when to break forward from the fullback position.Dammy wrote:This is the one player, I would really get excited about if he pledges his international career to us.txj wrote:Need to invite this guy to the SE. Sill learning his trade, but this is a high quality talent.
The issue is not about getting an invite bro, it's about whether he wants to play for Nigeria.Tobi17 wrote:I'm glad the talent of Kingsley is been recognized, surely it won't be long before he gets an invite to the SE... especially when we are terribly lacking quality and depth in those full full back positions.
Has he ever said he doesn't want to play for Nigeria? I'm sure if approached, he will most likely agree to play for us... Just like Lookman, Eze etc, it's now obvious even to these guys that they have little to no chance of playing for the nations of their birth.Dammy wrote:The issue is not about getting an invite bro, it's about whether he wants to play for Nigeria.Tobi17 wrote:I'm glad the talent of Kingsley is been recognized, surely it won't be long before he gets an invite to the SE... especially when we are terribly lacking quality and depth in those full full back positions.
Of course the resident dunce doesn't fail to live up to his brand, Awaziem is not a full back, he's a CB that has been forced to play in a makeshift RB for the actual same problem we are facing in the team- lack of depth... Ebuehi hasn't even played a game these season and is currently out of form, Aina is the only decent fullback player we have now (at least his versatility is a surplus for us).. currently our dearth of quality and depth in the fullback positions are telling, so why should it be a problem if we approach Kinsley Ehibizue? last time I checked, he's as Nigeriam if not more Nigerian than your dumb #$%!EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Does the boy know he's a Nigerian? We have Aina, Ebuehi and Awaziem holding that position down and none of them have even peaked in their career but we're ready to beg a Dutch man to replace them.
Ebuehi and Ehizibue were both playing RB in the Dutch league when Ebuehi chose Nigeria even before he was invited, now people are hoping for the one who didn't want Nigeria. See how poverTy mentality dey rubbish us.
The reason why I'm interested in this boy is that he's not one of those like Lookman etc, who are adding to squad depth. Ehizibue is a sure starter. Emir of amala dudu, please watch this boy before commenting.Tobi17 wrote:Of course the resident dunce doesn't fail to live up to his brand, Awaziem is not a full back, he's a CB that has been forced to play in a makeshift RB for the actual same problem we are facing in the team- lack of depth... Ebuehi hasn't even played a game these season and is currently out of form, Aina is the only decent fullback player we have now (at least his versatility is a surplus for us).. currently our dearth of quality and depth in the fullback positions are telling, so why should it be a problem if we approach Kinsley Ehibizue? last time I checked, he's as Nigeriam if not more Nigerian than your dumb #$%!EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Does the boy know he's a Nigerian? We have Aina, Ebuehi and Awaziem holding that position down and none of them have even peaked in their career but we're ready to beg a Dutch man to replace them.
Ebuehi and Ehizibue were both playing RB in the Dutch league when Ebuehi chose Nigeria even before he was invited, now people are hoping for the one who didn't want Nigeria. See how poverTy mentality dey rubbish us.
Tobi17 wrote:Of course the resident dunce doesn't fail to live up to his brand, Awaziem is not a full back, he's a CB that has been forced to play in a makeshift RB for the actual same problem we are facing in the team- lack of depth... Ebuehi hasn't even played a game these season and is currently out of form, Aina is the only decent fullback player we have now (at least his versatility is a surplus for us).. currently our dearth of quality and depth in the fullback positions are telling, so why should it be a problem if we approach Kinsley Ehibizue? last time I checked, he's as Nigeriam if not more Nigerian than your dumb #$%!EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Does the boy know he's a Nigerian? We have Aina, Ebuehi and Awaziem holding that position down and none of them have even peaked in their career but we're ready to beg a Dutch man to replace them.
Ebuehi and Ehizibue were both playing RB in the Dutch league when Ebuehi chose Nigeria even before he was invited, now people are hoping for the one who didn't want Nigeria. See how poverTy mentality dey rubbish us.
Sure starter for who? Holland? They’re not even considering him, if they do you know he”ll run from Amala Dudu and run to serve the Dutch in a second. Ebuehi was rated higher than when they both played in Holland . If not for his unfortunate in injury he’s not fit to clean Tyrone’s boots. You no get Shame sef.Dammy wrote:The reason why I'm interested in this boy is that he's not one of those like Lookman etc, who are adding to squad depth. Ehizibue is a sure starter. Emir of amala dudu, please watch this boy before commenting.Tobi17 wrote:Of course the resident dunce doesn't fail to live up to his brand, Awaziem is not a full back, he's a CB that has been forced to play in a makeshift RB for the actual same problem we are facing in the team- lack of depth... Ebuehi hasn't even played a game these season and is currently out of form, Aina is the only decent fullback player we have now (at least his versatility is a surplus for us).. currently our dearth of quality and depth in the fullback positions are telling, so why should it be a problem if we approach Kinsley Ehibizue? last time I checked, he's as Nigeriam if not more Nigerian than your dumb #$%!EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Does the boy know he's a Nigerian? We have Aina, Ebuehi and Awaziem holding that position down and none of them have even peaked in their career but we're ready to beg a Dutch man to replace them.
Ebuehi and Ehizibue were both playing RB in the Dutch league when Ebuehi chose Nigeria even before he was invited, now people are hoping for the one who didn't want Nigeria. See how poverTy mentality dey rubbish us.
Balogun of amala dudu, it seems you have comprehensive challenges. Ehizibue if he opts for Nigeria, will be a sure starter whether Ebuehi was ahead of him 2 years ago or not. Time only stands still for you.EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Sure starter for who? Holland? They’re not even considering him, if they do you know he”ll run from Amala Dudu and run to serve the Dutch in a second. Ebuehi was rated higher than when they both played in Holland . If not for his unfortunate in injury he’s not fit to clean Tyrone’s boots. You no get Shame sef.Dammy wrote:The reason why I'm interested in this boy is that he's not one of those like Lookman etc, who are adding to squad depth. Ehizibue is a sure starter. Emir of amala dudu, please watch this boy before commenting.Tobi17 wrote:Of course the resident dunce doesn't fail to live up to his brand, Awaziem is not a full back, he's a CB that has been forced to play in a makeshift RB for the actual same problem we are facing in the team- lack of depth... Ebuehi hasn't even played a game these season and is currently out of form, Aina is the only decent fullback player we have now (at least his versatility is a surplus for us).. currently our dearth of quality and depth in the fullback positions are telling, so why should it be a problem if we approach Kinsley Ehibizue? last time I checked, he's as Nigeriam if not more Nigerian than your dumb #$%!EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Does the boy know he's a Nigerian? We have Aina, Ebuehi and Awaziem holding that position down and none of them have even peaked in their career but we're ready to beg a Dutch man to replace them.
Ebuehi and Ehizibue were both playing RB in the Dutch league when Ebuehi chose Nigeria even before he was invited, now people are hoping for the one who didn't want Nigeria. See how poverTy mentality dey rubbish us.
Dammy wrote:EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Sure starter for who? Holland? They’re not even considering him, if they do you know he”ll run from Amala Dudu and run to serve the Dutch in a second. Ebuehi was rated higher than when they both played in Holland . If not for his unfortunate in injury he’s not fit to clean Tyrone’s boots. You no get Shame sef.Dammy wrote:The reason why I'm interested in this boy is that he's not one of those like Lookman etc, who are adding to squad depth. Ehizibue is a sure starter. Emir of amala dudu, please watch this boy before commenting.Tobi17 wrote:Of course the resident dunce doesn't fail to live up to his brand, Awaziem is not a full back, he's a CB that has been forced to play in a makeshift RB for the actual same problem we are facing in the team- lack of depth... Ebuehi hasn't even played a game these season and is currently out of form, Aina is the only decent fullback player we have now (at least his versatility is a surplus for us).. currently our dearth of quality and depth in the fullback positions are telling, so why should it be a problem if we approach Kinsley Ehibizue? last time I checked, he's as Nigeriam if not more Nigerian than your dumb #$%!EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Does the boy know he's a Nigerian? We have Aina, Ebuehi and Awaziem holding that position down and none of them have even peaked in their career but we're ready to beg a Dutch man to replace them.
Ebuehi and Ehizibue were both playing RB in the Dutch league when Ebuehi chose Nigeria even before he was invited, now people are hoping for the one who didn't want Nigeria. See how poverTy mentality dey rubbish us.
Balogun of amala dudu, it seems you have comprehensive challenges. Ehizibue if he opts for Nigeria, will be a sure starter whether Ebuehi was ahead of him 2 years ago or not. Time only stands still for you.
If this is what amala did does to the head, I don't want to get anywhere near it o!EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Dammy wrote:EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Sure starter for who? Holland? They’re not even considering him, if they do you know he”ll run from Amala Dudu and run to serve the Dutch in a second. Ebuehi was rated higher than when they both played in Holland . If not for his unfortunate in injury he’s not fit to clean Tyrone’s boots. You no get Shame sef.Dammy wrote:The reason why I'm interested in this boy is that he's not one of those like Lookman etc, who are adding to squad depth. Ehizibue is a sure starter. Emir of amala dudu, please watch this boy before commenting.Tobi17 wrote:Of course the resident dunce doesn't fail to live up to his brand, Awaziem is not a full back, he's a CB that has been forced to play in a makeshift RB for the actual same problem we are facing in the team- lack of depth... Ebuehi hasn't even played a game these season and is currently out of form, Aina is the only decent fullback player we have now (at least his versatility is a surplus for us).. currently our dearth of quality and depth in the fullback positions are telling, so why should it be a problem if we approach Kinsley Ehibizue? last time I checked, he's as Nigeriam if not more Nigerian than your dumb #$%!EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:Does the boy know he's a Nigerian? We have Aina, Ebuehi and Awaziem holding that position down and none of them have even peaked in their career but we're ready to beg a Dutch man to replace them.
Ebuehi and Ehizibue were both playing RB in the Dutch league when Ebuehi chose Nigeria even before he was invited, now people are hoping for the one who didn't want Nigeria. See how poverTy mentality dey rubbish us.
Balogun of amala dudu, it seems you have comprehensive challenges. Ehizibue if he opts for Nigeria, will be a sure starter whether Ebuehi was ahead of him 2 years ago or not. Time only stands still for you.
Dummy,
Have u no shame? Your client has been waiting for a call from the Dutch team for about 5 yrs but the phone is yet to ring. Just because he has some Nigerian in him doesn’t mean that he wants to play for us or that we want him. He has never even stepped foot in Nigeria and doesn’t like hollow rice. Screw him! Let him play for your country.
2020Dammy wrote:Ehibizue will own Nigeria's RB position when his nationality switch is approved by FIFA.
What gives?Dammy wrote:This is the one player, I would really get excited about if he pledges his international career to us..
The biggest agent is the one that gives debut to players in third and fourth divisions.john12 wrote:welcome back agents! Anyway, it isn't world cup so frankly newer players are allowed in SE now as long as they're an upgrade on the incumbent ones.
Abeg tell dem!fabio wrote:The biggest agent is the one that gives debut to players in third and fourth divisions.john12 wrote:welcome back agents! Anyway, it isn't world cup so frankly newer players are allowed in SE now as long as they're an upgrade on the incumbent ones.