Bonke vs Juventus
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Re: Bonke vs Juventus
you do know they are playing with a man down via a red card ?
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Re: Bonke vs Juventus
Yea, Boinky and co chopping 3 goals vs mighty Zenith...Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 29, 2021 7:18 pmyou do know they are playing with a man down via a red card ?
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Re: Bonke vs Juventus
Important to understand the roles in the modern team game.
He's the holding MF with Christensen in a more advanced role.
That said, hard to pick out anybody in a woeful Malmo performance...
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Re: Bonke vs Juventus
I hope I never get to see this guy in the GWG again, at least for all its worth, he can be proud of himself for once wearing the GWG to play for Nigeria in a crucial qualifier game.
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This is the junk that Rohr chose over the likes of Alhassan and Nwobodo who are both tearing up the Belgian and Turkish leagues respectively.
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Re: Bonke vs Juventus
Thank you Jare! The boy is playing CL football yet the bad Belle mugus here think they know best.mystic wrote: ↑Wed Sep 15, 2021 2:09 amHe's not terrible. He is just a solid professional who served his role as emergency depth when he was needed. At the current time Oghenekaro Etebo, Frank Onyeka and Semi Ajayi are Ndidi's backups in the national team. It remains to be seen what Rohr will do with Bonke, if at all he has any further plans for him. Don't believe everything you read in the media.
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Tearing up?vancity eagle wrote: ↑Wed Sep 29, 2021 8:11 pmThis is the junk that Rohr chose over the likes of Alhassan and Nwobodo who are both tearing up the Belgian and Turkish leagues respectively.
After 3 appearances abi? 
Re: Bonke vs Juventus
Bonke has CL experience which is very important to Pinnock and Rohr.
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Re: Bonke vs Juventus
With Ndidi/Etebo injured/unavailable looks like Bonke will have some part to play in the two upcoming WC qualifiers
Having watched him a couple of times he's not a like for like replacement, very few people can do what Ndidi does for club and country and make it look so easy (most of the time)
He's however the closest to a dedicated DM in the squad, Onyeka doesn't fill that role at Brentford and Aribo is an offensive midfielder
His positioning is generally good, he doesn't tackle a lot and his passing is tidy.......even in the first half before the red card i never felt that he was fulfilling his role in the midfield
Against Juve, sure much higher level so he didn't stand out but I was hoping to see more of him against Zenit and I came away with the same conclusions from the Juve game......tidy but not much else
Having watched him a couple of times he's not a like for like replacement, very few people can do what Ndidi does for club and country and make it look so easy (most of the time)
He's however the closest to a dedicated DM in the squad, Onyeka doesn't fill that role at Brentford and Aribo is an offensive midfielder
His positioning is generally good, he doesn't tackle a lot and his passing is tidy.......even in the first half before the red card i never felt that he was fulfilling his role in the midfield
Against Juve, sure much higher level so he didn't stand out but I was hoping to see more of him against Zenit and I came away with the same conclusions from the Juve game......tidy but not much else
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Pasamu on Monday Feb 22nd 2010 post ANC- I will repeat again, the problem with our team was never ability or personnel or even tactics . It was confidence pure and simple confidence. Amodus team had been spat upon, anything they did was dismissed as insignificant To see the team going from playing brilliant football against Egypt in the first half of their ANC group game to the cautious fear laden play against Zambia was sad.
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Once upon a time, wasn't Ndidi somewhat like what you described (his first season while at KRC Genk) prior to him evolving into the 'must have' midfielder he is today?
Bonke is no Ndidi BUT he helps provide some balance to our corps of midfielders.
Bonke is no Ndidi BUT he helps provide some balance to our corps of midfielders.
tedder89 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 30, 2021 4:28 pm With Ndidi/Etebo injured/unavailable looks like Bonke will have some part to play in the two upcoming WC qualifiers
Having watched him a couple of times he's not a like for like replacement, very few people can do what Ndidi does for club and country and make it look so easy (most of the time)
He's however the closest to a dedicated DM in the squad, Onyeka doesn't fill that role at Brentford and Aribo is an offensive midfielder
His positioning is generally good, he doesn't tackle a lot and his passing is tidy.......even in the first half before the red card i never felt that he was fulfilling his role in the midfield
Against Juve, sure much higher level so he didn't stand out but I was hoping to see more of him against Zenit and I came away with the same conclusions from the Juve game......tidy but not much else