Cybereagles

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWaeUjA4fpg[/video]

Great great interview.

I watched every minute. He was very candid and Edafe let him speak.

I wish him continued success,

Amuneke

Victor's mentality is what separates him. He is a natural born winner. Unlike many winners who learned to be winners, Victor didn't learn. He was born with that desire. #ronaldo #jordan #kobe

For a kid who faced all that adversity and did not let it break his spirit??? Many people who are much older in their 30s, 40s, 50s would succumb to it and give up!

Chelsea are interested

His struggles at Wolfsburg were very touching, glad he weathered the storm. Top class lad

Bigpokey24 wrote:Chelsea are interested

Chelsea is one entity. So Chelsea is interested.

Lovely chap, enjoyed this interview well well! Young man has been through a lot in his short career, but he has the attitude of a star player! We have a special one here!

Felt the interview was too long. Could have cut it down to about 30 minutes. Some may like long interviews tho

olu wrote:Felt the interview was too long. Could have cut it down to about 30 minutes. Some may like long interviews tho

See complaining.

1naija wrote:

olu wrote:Felt the interview was too long. Could have cut it down to about 30 minutes. Some may like long interviews tho

See complaining.

Recession don Dey nak am for head.

olu wrote:Felt the interview was too long. Could have cut it down to about 30 minutes. Some may like long interviews tho

I actually did not want it to stop. It was not an interview. It was more of a discussion and story telling.

I wanted to hear about his AFCON experience, his season at Lille, playing against Brazil, the Lesotho game etc.

He seems like a chap you can gist with while chopping suya and drinking Star beer. He is very descriptive.

Ugbowo wrote:

olu wrote:Felt the interview was too long. Could have cut it down to about 30 minutes. Some may like long interviews tho

I actually did not want it to stop. It was not an interview. It was more of a discussion and story telling.

I wanted to hear about his AFCON experience, his season at Lille, playing against Brazil, the Lesotho game etc.

He seems like a chap you can gist with while chopping suya and drinking Star beer. He is very descriptive.

Abi, very articulate.

So any rumors on what actually happened with the Zulte and Club Brugge deals?

Ugbowo wrote:

olu wrote:Felt the interview was too long. Could have cut it down to about 30 minutes. Some may like long interviews tho

I actually did not want it to stop. It was not an interview. It was more of a discussion and story telling.

I wanted to hear about his AFCON experience, his season at Lille, playing against Brazil, the Lesotho game etc.

He seems like a chap you can gist with while chopping suya and drinking Star beer. He is very descriptive.

Same here, man.
Thoroughly enjoyed it and like the host, I got emotional listening to his setbacks like say dem send somebody to am.
Victor Osimhen, The Special One.

Just had a chat with Edafe and he will be having part two.
I asked if we can throw in questions he can ask and he said yes. So looking forward to questions I can pass on.

imehjunior wrote:Just had a chat with Edafe and he will be having part two.
I asked if we can throw in questions he can ask and he said yes. So looking forward to questions I can pass on.

1. Does Victor know what happened regarding the Brugge and Zulte deals? Rumors are that he failed medicals or the temas were concerned about his fitness.

Why did this concerns remain after he trained with Zulte for two weeks and performed well in training?

2. Does he think the bust up with Balogun played a role in his being left on the bench at the nations cup?

3. Many fans here on CE thinks he's mostly feeding off scraps and his midfielders at Lille seem selfish. Is this something he's discussed with his teammates (Bamba and Ikone)?

4. Is he sponsoring any grassroots youth teams in Naija?

imehjunior wrote:Just had a chat with Edafe and he will be having part two.
I asked if we can throw in questions he can ask and he said yes. So looking forward to questions I can pass on.

1. What does he feel about Rohr and his belief that he (Osimhen) was "physically not quite ready" for the rough, tough AFCON tournament last year?
2. What was he doing and what were his thoughts the day Iheanacho dem lifted the U17 WC in 2013?
3. How strong does he think the current SE squad is and how far does he believe they can go??
4. Why does he think only a few of Nigeria's U17 superstars make it to the senior level in Europe?
5. Who is the one world football superstar (past or present) that he would really love to talk with, and why?

So I went back and watched more of the interview. It got better. Really impressed with Osimhen's perseverance. He's a very level headed, confident, and ambitious young man.

olu wrote:Felt the interview was too long. Could have cut it down to about 30 minutes. Some may like long interviews tho

Sent the questions to him.