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Your worrying no get head. Once he's fit, he's back in the starting lineup.lacidi wrote: ↑Tue Oct 04, 2022 9:27 pm The guy the replaced him in Napoli has been excellent and the team has done very well without Osimhen. Same guy just scored 2 goals today against Ajax. I'm really worried if the coach will hand him back a starting shirt with the form the current striker us in.
It was a no trainer that Osimhen would eventually be found out. He is not as good as the young Italian striker. But when he returns, he will play. He will not lose his position due to injury. The team desperately need to recoup some of what they paid for him, and a bench warmer doesn't command a high transfer fee. However, if he goes on a run of games without scoring, the outcty from the fans for their own country man will become too strong to ignore. The ball is in Osimhen's court. He is aware of what needs to be done to keep his position.lacidi wrote: ↑Tue Oct 04, 2022 9:27 pm The guy the replaced him in Napoli has been excellent and the team has done very well without Osimhen. Same guy just scored 2 goals today against Ajax. I'm really worried if the coach will hand him back a starting shirt with the form the current striker us in.
Osimhen is the last person anyone that knows football should be worrying about. He is top 10 most wanted player in the world at this point. so who cares if they play him or not, someone else would snatch him quicker than you can so hoo!!lacidi wrote: ↑Tue Oct 04, 2022 9:27 pm The guy the replaced him in Napoli has been excellent and the team has done very well without Osimhen. Same guy just scored 2 goals today against Ajax. I'm really worried if the coach will hand him back a starting shirt with the form the current striker us in.
See your life; it has got to be miserable being youbushboy wrote: ↑Tue Oct 04, 2022 10:46 pmIt was a no trainer that Osimhen would eventually be found out. He is not as good as the young Italian striker. But when he returns, he will play. He will not lose his position due to injury. The team desperately need to recoup some of what they paid for him, and a bench warmer doesn't command a high transfer fee. However, if he goes on a run of games without scoring, the outcty from the fans for their own country man will become too strong to ignore. The ball is in Osimhen's court. He is aware of what needs to be done to keep his position.lacidi wrote: ↑Tue Oct 04, 2022 9:27 pm The guy the replaced him in Napoli has been excellent and the team has done very well without Osimhen. Same guy just scored 2 goals today against Ajax. I'm really worried if the coach will hand him back a starting shirt with the form the current striker us in.
I am sure Victor himself is worried based on how well his replacement is doing. This is the MAIN reason players hide their injuries - sometimes - and in other times, are in a hurry to come back from injury before full recovery. Anyway, let's see what happens later.lacidi wrote: ↑Tue Oct 04, 2022 9:27 pm The guy the replaced him in Napoli has been excellent and the team has done very well without Osimhen. Same guy just scored 2 goals today against Ajax. I'm really worried if the coach will hand him back a starting shirt with the form the current striker us in.
If na gist you want, you for talk that one. I’ve watched him 4 times this season and he has gotten better in every game. He’s getting more confident and earning the trust of his teammates.
Jette1,jette1 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 04, 2022 11:25 pmOsimhen is the last person anyone that knows football should be worrying about. He is top 10 most wanted player in the world at this point. so who cares if they play him or not, someone else would snatch him quicker than you can so hoo!!lacidi wrote: ↑Tue Oct 04, 2022 9:27 pm The guy the replaced him in Napoli has been excellent and the team has done very well without Osimhen. Same guy just scored 2 goals today against Ajax. I'm really worried if the coach will hand him back a starting shirt with the form the current striker us in.
I been told you the boy is a baller. I can see his haters here are very quiet like church rats. 
Thanks for the report on Onyedika. No vex o, you know say on this forum some people comment on matches they didn't watch!niyi wrote: ↑Wed Oct 05, 2022 1:21 amIf na gist you want, you for talk that one. I’ve watched him 4 times this season and he has gotten better in every game. He’s getting more confident and earning the trust of his teammates.
From this game, you can see his speed of thought is excellent. He knows what to do with the ball before he receives it and generally makes good decisions. Makes it very hard to press him.
When the a direct pass isn’t available, he is able to shield the ball well - not Mikel level but still very good.
He has an accurate good long pass in his toolkit - a skill he usually puts to use as a means of switching play from more concentrated parts of the field to less crowded parts and setting up attacks.
He was aggressive in the early phase of the game but transitioned into being more conservative in tackles once he got yellow carded.
Has an occasional lose touch in him (twice in this game) but he’s able to shield the ball or dribble to gets himself out of trouble.
He has an under-utilized attacking game in general but knows how to turn it on when he has to. When Balanta came on, he played further up front and did ok.
I don see am, about to go watch the game and nit pick every little mistake he makes