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Amen to that! He has really gone through a lot since Arsenal signed him, hopefully he gets his confidence and swagger back plus more. He has the skill set to be a majorDammy wrote:I'm just glad he has got his career back on track.
Ayo Akinfe wrote:I am not convinced Nwakali is as creative a midfielder as Ebere. For me, the best midfield trio Nigeria can come up with for now is Ndidi/Aribo/Ebere.
That may change but that appears to be our best option at the moment. Azeez/Etebo/Nwakali will be a great back-up. I want to see this Gothenburg player properly before passing judgement on him.
Playmakersolu wrote:Ebere is the more creative of the two.
Ayo Akinfe wrote:I am not convinced Nwakali is as creative a midfielder as Ebere. For me, the best midfield trio Nigeria can come up with for now is Ndidi/Aribo/Ebere.
That may change but that appears to be our best option at the moment. Azeez/Etebo/Nwakali will be a great back-up. I want to see this Gothenburg player properly before passing judgement on him.
Ayo Akinfe wrote:Playmakersolu wrote:Ebere is the more creative of the two.
Ayo Akinfe wrote:I am not convinced Nwakali is as creative a midfielder as Ebere. For me, the best midfield trio Nigeria can come up with for now is Ndidi/Aribo/Ebere.
That may change but that appears to be our best option at the moment. Azeez/Etebo/Nwakali will be a great back-up. I want to see this Gothenburg player properly before passing judgement on him.
Ebere Eze
Kelechi Nwakali
Alex Iwobi( Not sure about him any more). Instead I prefer Ovie Ejaria
Box-to-Box midfielders
Joe Aribo
Alhassan Yusuf
Ogene Etebo
Anchormen
Wilfred Ndidi
Ramon Azeez
I believe ohenhen1’s comment stems from Nwakali not being able to get a game at Arsenal due to work permit issues. Without those issues, it’s quite possible no one would ever have heard of Guendouzi... but you are right that now he has the opportunity, he should focus on making the most of it. Personally, I think based on what I saw of him against Atletico Madrid, he does have a lot of potentialEnugu II wrote:I was wondering the same.jdizzy wrote:What exactly is th3 point of this comment/comparison?? Geez, you guys should it a rest and let him start playing week in/week out in a proper leagueohenhen1 wrote:Nwakili is better defensively than Guendouzi.Why compare him to a guy who played, at least, tons of minutes with a top club at the top division in a top league. I do not understand the point at all. Let Nwakali first get his game together, jor.
No matter how one looks at it, getting Ebere is now a must. We simply need his creativity if we are to become a top side!highbury wrote:Ayo Akinfe wrote:Playmakersolu wrote:Ebere is the more creative of the two.
Ayo Akinfe wrote:I am not convinced Nwakali is as creative a midfielder as Ebere. For me, the best midfield trio Nigeria can come up with for now is Ndidi/Aribo/Ebere.
That may change but that appears to be our best option at the moment. Azeez/Etebo/Nwakali will be a great back-up. I want to see this Gothenburg player properly before passing judgement on him.
Ebere Eze
Kelechi Nwakali
Alex Iwobi( Not sure about him any more). Instead I prefer Ovie Ejaria
Box-to-Box midfielders
Joe Aribo
Alhassan Yusuf
Ogene Etebo
Anchormen
Wilfred Ndidi
Ramon Azeez
Because they didn't make the World Cup.TonyTheTigerKiller wrote:I keep scratching my head, wondering why the U20 handlers didn’t do everything they could to get Nwakali in the U20 squad. That would have exposed him to the kind of competition he needed to straighten out his game and fitness issues... not to mention a possibly positive International exposure
Cheers.
What are you talking about? Nigeria was part of the 2019 U20 World Cup. Qualification for the 2021 tournament has not yet been determined, to the best of my knowledgekalani JR wrote:Because they didn't make the World Cup.TonyTheTigerKiller wrote:I keep scratching my head, wondering why the U20 handlers didn’t do everything they could to get Nwakali in the U20 squad. That would have exposed him to the kind of competition he needed to straighten out his game and fitness issues... not to mention a possibly positive International exposure
Cheers.
Ayo Akinfe wrote:I am not convinced Nwakali is as creative a midfielder as Ebere. For me, the best midfield trio Nigeria can come up with for now is Ndidi/Aribo/Ebere.
That may change but that appears to be our best option at the moment. Azeez/Etebo/Nwakali will be a great back-up. I want to see this Gothenburg player properly before passing judgement on him.
We need him ooooooo! Rohr and Pinnick must move heaven and earth to get the boy!Enugu II wrote:Ayo Akinfe wrote:I am not convinced Nwakali is as creative a midfielder as Ebere. For me, the best midfield trio Nigeria can come up with for now is Ndidi/Aribo/Ebere.
That may change but that appears to be our best option at the moment. Azeez/Etebo/Nwakali will be a great back-up. I want to see this Gothenburg player properly before passing judgement on him.
Who is Ebere? Is that a Nigerian player? I thought the discussion is about people who can play for Nigeria. Who is the Ebere currently eligible?
He was already 20 years old before the start of the year and therefore ineligible.TonyTheTigerKiller wrote:What are you talking about? Nigeria was part of the 2019 U20 World Cup. Qualification for the 2021 tournament has not yet been determined, to the best of my knowledgekalani JR wrote:Because they didn't make the World Cup.TonyTheTigerKiller wrote:I keep scratching my head, wondering why the U20 handlers didn’t do everything they could to get Nwakali in the U20 squad. That would have exposed him to the kind of competition he needed to straighten out his game and fitness issues... not to mention a possibly positive International exposure
Cheers.
Cheers.
Ayo Akinfe wrote:https://www.qpr.co.uk/news/club-news/eb ... =GoogleAmp
We should start a campaign to get him to sign up. We need to put the pressure on him.Otitokoro wrote:Is he Nigerian or has he pledged his allegiance to the SE?
If not, he is a Brit and should really not be discussed here.Ayo Akinfe wrote:https://www.qpr.co.uk/news/club-news/eb ... =GoogleAmp
Why would the coach need to rest players in the final game of the season?olu wrote:Actually Huesca has already gained promotion to La Liga so the coach may be resting some of the starters.
Gotti wrote:Why would the coach need to rest players in the final game of the season?olu wrote:Actually Huesca has already gained promotion to La Liga so the coach may be resting some of the starters.
When Huesca was in contention for the league title, which it ended up by ONE POINT!
Ebere Eze (seated below) has been in the SE camp and trained with the team...Ayo Akinfe wrote:We should start a campaign to get him to sign up. We need to put the pressure on him.Otitokoro wrote:Is he Nigerian or has he pledged his allegiance to the SE?
If not, he is a Brit and should really not be discussed here.Ayo Akinfe wrote:https://www.qpr.co.uk/news/club-news/eb ... =GoogleAmp
He is caught in two minds at the moment. We need to give him a bit of a nudge!Gotti wrote:Ebere Eze (seated below) has been in the SE camp and trained with the team...Ayo Akinfe wrote:We should start a campaign to get him to sign up. We need to put the pressure on him.Otitokoro wrote:Is he Nigerian or has he pledged his allegiance to the SE?
If not, he is a Brit and should really not be discussed here.Ayo Akinfe wrote:https://www.qpr.co.uk/news/club-news/eb ... =GoogleAmp
Thus there’s no need for “campaign” nor “pressure” for he already knows what’s what.