Joe Enahaikare
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This brother played a game and a half today. I havent watched much of him, but I was a bit apprehensive since some people has previously said he was slow.
Slow? Those people must be smoking something, coz that brother can move, read the game like a top premiership player, was strong, stood on his feet, recovered well, covered brillaintly for Yobo, and generally marshalled that defence like a veteran.
If this guy keeps playing like this, it will be hard for Isaac to get his place back.
There should never again be a time when this chap should play anything other than centre back for the SE.
He had a brilliant game.
Slow? Those people must be smoking something, coz that brother can move, read the game like a top premiership player, was strong, stood on his feet, recovered well, covered brillaintly for Yobo, and generally marshalled that defence like a veteran.
If this guy keeps playing like this, it will be hard for Isaac to get his place back.
There should never again be a time when this chap should play anything other than centre back for the SE.
He had a brilliant game.
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I did suggest playing him a back three but rthe conmcept was laughed at. Hmmmmmm.chief nfachairman wrote:i feel he might be the next best thing to Yobo .. I spoke to 2 players in camp when they were in Faro, the players said that Joe was a fantastic defender, one of the best they have seen in a long time and they were awed by his physical strenght
Fantastic! In a third place match.....
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So what do you want now a cookie???, , just gaggingAyo Akinfe wrote:I did suggest playing him a back three but rthe conmcept was laughed at. Hmmmmmm.chief nfachairman wrote:i feel he might be the next best thing to Yobo .. I spoke to 2 players in camp when they were in Faro, the players said that Joe was a fantastic defender, one of the best they have seen in a long time and they were awed by his physical strenght
This brother played a game and a half today. I havent watched much of him, but I was a bit apprehensive since some people has previously said he was slow.
Slow? Those people must be smoking something, coz that brother can move, read the game like a top premiership player, was strong, stood on his feet, recovered well, covered brillaintly for Yobo, and generally marshalled that defence like a veteran.
If this guy keeps playing like this, it will be hard for Isaac to get his place back.
There should never again be a time when this chap should play anything other than centre back for the SE.
He had a brilliant game.
so u thikn he is better than Okoronkwo then?
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Current Okoronkwo v Current Enahaikare - No contest Joe wins.Blakes wrote:This brother played a game and a half today. I havent watched much of him, but I was a bit apprehensive since some people has previously said he was slow.
Slow? Those people must be smoking something, coz that brother can move, read the game like a top premiership player, was strong, stood on his feet, recovered well, covered brillaintly for Yobo, and generally marshalled that defence like a veteran.
If this guy keeps playing like this, it will be hard for Isaac to get his place back.
There should never again be a time when this chap should play anything other than centre back for the SE.
He had a brilliant game.
so u thikn he is better than Okoronkwo then?
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Dunno if he is better than Okoronkwo but in this one game, he definitely did play better than Isaac did all tourney. for me it's not a matter of who is better but that we seemingly have another quality option at the back. I would like to see how good his ball distribution is so we might consider moving him to DM; so far his positioning and tackling were superb in this game even though the quality of opposition was suspect;Blakes wrote:This brother played a game and a half today. I havent watched much of him, but I was a bit apprehensive since some people has previously said he was slow.
Slow? Those people must be smoking something, coz that brother can move, read the game like a top premiership player, was strong, stood on his feet, recovered well, covered brillaintly for Yobo, and generally marshalled that defence like a veteran.
If this guy keeps playing like this, it will be hard for Isaac to get his place back.
There should never again be a time when this chap should play anything other than centre back for the SE.
He had a brilliant game.
so u thikn he is better than Okoronkwo then?
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I think it was because he did his job so well. Kanoute must have thought Africans cant defend, until today when he jammed Joe. He was quickly subbed. Now he knows bettertheYemster wrote:Dunno if he is better than Okoronkwo but in this one game, he definitely did play better than Isaac did all tourney. for me it's not a matter of who is better but that we seemingly have another quality option at the back. I would like to see how good his ball distribution is so we might consider moving him to DM; so far his positioning and tackling were superb in this game even though the quality of opposition was suspect;Blakes wrote:This brother played a game and a half today. I havent watched much of him, but I was a bit apprehensive since some people has previously said he was slow.
Slow? Those people must be smoking something, coz that brother can move, read the game like a top premiership player, was strong, stood on his feet, recovered well, covered brillaintly for Yobo, and generally marshalled that defence like a veteran.
If this guy keeps playing like this, it will be hard for Isaac to get his place back.
There should never again be a time when this chap should play anything other than centre back for the SE.
He had a brilliant game.
so u thikn he is better than Okoronkwo then?
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you and your conversions sef .. I tire for you .. When u move players out of there natural positins or from positions they play regularly to other positins that they hardly play, you make them an average player .. I think Zidane should be converted to a striker bcos of his striking abiltytheYemster wrote:Dunno if he is better than Okoronkwo but in this one game, he definitely did play better than Isaac did all tourney. for me it's not a matter of who is better but that we seemingly have another quality option at the back. I would like to see how good his ball distribution is so we might consider moving him to DM; so far his positioning and tackling were superb in this game even though the quality of opposition was suspect;Blakes wrote:This brother played a game and a half today. I havent watched much of him, but I was a bit apprehensive since some people has previously said he was slow.
Slow? Those people must be smoking something, coz that brother can move, read the game like a top premiership player, was strong, stood on his feet, recovered well, covered brillaintly for Yobo, and generally marshalled that defence like a veteran.
If this guy keeps playing like this, it will be hard for Isaac to get his place back.
There should never again be a time when this chap should play anything other than centre back for the SE.
He had a brilliant game.
so u thikn he is better than Okoronkwo then?
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Pally, I am just thinking aloud; we seem to have abundant options in CD, Yobo, Isaac, Ribo while we seem short in DM hence my suggestion. If he has good passing vision, coupled with his good positioning, tackling and match reading ability, he would be a natural fit in DM; that is the only difference between being a CD and a DM; it would sem a shame to waste his talents if he can't get a starting shirt in CD due to the aforementioned competition there.chief nfachairman wrote: you and your conversions sef .. I tire for you .. When u move players out of there natural positins or from positions they play regularly to other positins that they hardly play, you make them an average player .. I think Zidane should be converted to a striker bcos of his striking abilty
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Well, he always said he's not a right back, and on the ocassions I've spoken to him, he felt the RB position doesn't always do him justice.
I watched him today and I was impressed with two things he did: intercepting passes and marking. In interception, he was reading the passes well and picking them, while in marking, he played like a real 'backman'.
Verdict: one to watch.
I watched him today and I was impressed with two things he did: intercepting passes and marking. In interception, he was reading the passes well and picking them, while in marking, he played like a real 'backman'.
Verdict: one to watch.
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Goza, those were the two things that struck me about his game today; his positioning and marking; meaning he reads the game well enuff to be able to interprete and intercept opponents attacks; however what we need do is see how well he can distribute the ball; if he is this good, it would be a real shame to keep him on ice becos of competition in CD from the likes of Yobo, Ribo and Isaac.Chief Goza wrote:Well, he always said he's not a right back, and on the ocassions I've spoken to him, he felt the RB position doesn't always do him justice.
I watched him today and I was impressed with two things he did: intercepting passes and marking. In interception, he was reading the passes well and picking them, while in marking, he played like a real 'backman'.
Verdict: one to watch.
The fact that Chukwu didn't bring him on against Tunisia when Seyi was struggling is a mystery to me.
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He was very good and was never beaten on the blind side unlike okoronkwo who always gets in trouble by not puting his body between the player and the ball. They take it from him and next thing its a foot race he cannot win and eto scores!!!
If this bobo had played we would not have lost to tunisia . Whats was chukwu thinking he should have brought him on to help after the penalty by Okocha for Olofinjana and we would have been in the final.
If this bobo had played we would not have lost to tunisia . Whats was chukwu thinking he should have brought him on to help after the penalty by Okocha for Olofinjana and we would have been in the final.
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Joe Enarkhaire gave a very good account of himself in central D... now I see why NFA-Chair has been shouting that his boy be given a run in the middle of D... he was quite comfortable with the ball... loved his tackles (very timely)... never got beat aerially... and was not ball watching as he did when he played right back...
I know it was just a 3rd place match, but he did play better than Okoronkwo did in any game... (the only one Okoronkwo played better than is Ejide, Etafia and possibly Ekwueme...yep I know the other two are goalies... yes! that's how bad Okoronkwo was)...
On Joe, I like his calmness and his awareness plus his aerial ability...
NFA-Chair, my apologies.... he can play in Central D...
Shownoja, as a RB his lack of pace is exposed but in CD he reads the game well enough not to be caught out...
Up Naija!!!
I know it was just a 3rd place match, but he did play better than Okoronkwo did in any game... (the only one Okoronkwo played better than is Ejide, Etafia and possibly Ekwueme...yep I know the other two are goalies... yes! that's how bad Okoronkwo was)...
On Joe, I like his calmness and his awareness plus his aerial ability...
NFA-Chair, my apologies.... he can play in Central D...
Shownoja, as a RB his lack of pace is exposed but in CD he reads the game well enough not to be caught out...
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