Osimhen Breaks Record

[danfo driver]

[theDunamis]

[danfo driver]

They will build a statue of him and NEVER forget him.

[Tbite]

Four more goals and he will be top scorer in a single season in the entire league (all comps). Foreign or not.

Well, 5 to break the record.

[EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA]

Vic really does look like he’s having fun in Turkey. His body language and activity on the pitch shows he’s very comfortable and highly engaged.

[ANC]

Vic really does look like he’s having fun in Turkey. His body language and activity on the pitch shows he’s very comfortable and highly engaged.

he embraces life and the game, I believe some of it, is acting but I love it. This was one of the reason, I became a fan of Drogba. The only thing that I wish him to work on, is to minimize expressing negative emotions when his team mates F's up.

[mcal]

...kudos to him. But with all this accolade big clubs still look at him with jaundice eyes.

[highbury]

...kudos to him. But with all this accolade big clubs still look at him with jaundice eyes.

That's their problem. Victor has already accomplished a lot with or without them. He is financially secure. They can carry their big club bling bling and throw it in the trash

[ANC]

...kudos to him. But with all this accolade big clubs still look at him with jaundice eyes.

how do you know this?

[anointed]

Goalsimhen

[gochino]

Vic really does look like he’s having fun in Turkey. His body language and activity on the pitch shows he’s very comfortable and highly engaged.

Abeg, let him not be too comfortable there!..The other day he was bragging on how well his daughter sings the Galatasaray anthem. Abeg its time to move on!

[ANC]

Vic really does look like he’s having fun in Turkey. His body language and activity on the pitch shows he’s very comfortable and highly engaged.

Abeg, let him not be too comfortable there!..The other day he was bragging on how well his daughter sings the Galatasaray anthem. Abeg its time to move on!

He's making best of the situation. I like it!

[mcal]

...kudos to him. But with all this accolade big clubs still look at him with jaundice eyes.

That's their problem. Victor has already accomplished a lot with or without them. He is financially secure. They can carry their big club bling bling and throw it in the trash

...I hope many, Nigerian fans in particular, will adhere to that.
We tend to caricature our players as not playing in "big leagues or big clubs" therefore that they are not suited for SE.
Talent is the key, and success especially with the national team is paramount.

[mcal]

...kudos to him. But with all this accolade big clubs still look at him with jaundice eyes.

how do you know this?

...from the news we're hearing and reading so far.

[Tbite]

Victor Osimhen is probably the most misunderstood striker of today. Even world class scouts often don't understand his value.

People fixate too much kn his efficiency, forgetting that Osimhen's xG is absurd. It is otherworldly. Meaning Osimhen might just be the best striker in the world at creating spaces for goalscoring.

What does xG measure? It measures the likelihood that a shot will result in a goal. A fool will say that is all it means, but someone who thinks deeper will ask themselves why will xG gain? For xG to increase it means the ball is placed in a better position. And who creates that positioning? Sure it can be an element of the team or even the opposition, but when you have a massive outlier of an xG, it also is likely a product of the striker himself!

So if Osimhen creates 2-4 times the opportunities that his peers does, but he is more inefficient, you cannot tell me that he is not equal to them, or even potentially better.

Scouts should not be so foolish as to measure statistics in a bubble. Osimhen does not benefit from high goal scoring opportunities in some contexts in every single team that he has ever played for, and in every single competition that he has ever played for, the opportunities are very high. This is undoubtedly a player thst knows how to find space.

Combined with his pressure and how he opens up the defenses and his versatility, he is more value than the scouts are admitting.

It essentially means he is probably the hardest striker in the world to figure out. How are you going to shut him out, when he will simply adapt his body quite literally to the conditions. He will score from unorthodox angles, his dexterity is abnormal, and his aerial threat is second to none in the world, among strikers.

I do not think Osimhen is growing into a world class striker, I think he is already one.

As far as his attitude, once again, the scouts are being moronic. Is he theatrical, sure! But he is not disruptive. That is fiction. Napoli are objectively toxic, let's not get things twisted. But Osimhen does not unsettle the dressing room, that is nonsensical. There is not a single player he has played with, that will speak out against him!

So these scouts are really just trying to talk themselves out of a good thing. They are not using the brains as far as I am concerned.

[Tbite]

Is it not Osimhen that single-handedly created a culture of winning in Napoli? Even this side that Conte inherited, has benefitted from thst Napoli. To say that Osimhen is redundant is missing the point. If Osimhen never happened, this current Napoli with Conte, also doesn't happen.

Sure they had come close before, but that is precisely the point. Osimhen introduced a killer mentality to Napoli that brought them over the line . He can bring that same mentality to Manchester United, to Chelsea etc. But the fools are backward in their mentality. They want backward players with backward vision, that is why these clubs are a shadow of themselves.

A fish is a fish, because it swims in water. These clubs are backward because they have a weak mentality. The fact that they shun Osimhen ks precisely why they cannot compete for the league. They do not know how to reason.

If they were truly title contenders, they would understand the value of Osimhen. They cannot see it, because they are not....

[danfo driver]

Vic really does look like he’s having fun in Turkey. His body language and activity on the pitch shows he’s very comfortable and highly engaged.

Abeg, let him not be too comfortable there!..The other day he was bragging on how well his daughter sings the Galatasaray anthem. Abeg its time to move on!

Osimhen is CONTRACTED to Napoli. He MUST return to Italy in a couple of weeks. There is NOTHING you nor Finidi, can do about it. Now, keep crying

[danfo driver]

...kudos to him. But with all this accolade big clubs still look at him with jaundice eyes.

how do you know this?

...from the news we're hearing and reading so far.

[ANC]

...kudos to him. But with all this accolade big clubs still look at him with jaundice eyes.

how do you know this?

...from the news we're hearing and reading so far.

crazy man.
We should meet up in Cancun.

[Enugu II]

...kudos to him. But with all this accolade big clubs still look at him with jaundice eyes.

That's their problem. Victor has already accomplished a lot with or without them. He is financially secure. They can carry their big club bling bling and throw it in the trash

...I hope many, Nigerian fans in particular, will adhere to that.
We tend to caricature our players as not playing in "big leagues or big clubs" therefore that they are not suited for SE.
Talent is the key, and success especially with the national team is paramount.

SIGNED.

[The YeyeMan]

...kudos to him. But with all this accolade big clubs still look at him with jaundice eyes.

That's their problem. Victor has already accomplished a lot with or without them. He is financially secure. They can carry their big club bling bling and throw it in the trash

...I hope many, Nigerian fans in particular, will adhere to that.
We tend to caricature our players as not playing in "big leagues or big clubs" therefore that they are not suited for SE.
Talent is the key, and success especially with the national team is paramount.

SIGNED.

LOL. Osimhen has already established himself in the big leagues. What he's doing now in Turkey - a 3rd tier European league - should come as no surprise. His exploits in Turkey shouldn't be the standard by which we judge him in particular.

[Enugu II]

...kudos to him. But with all this accolade big clubs still look at him with jaundice eyes.

That's their problem. Victor has already accomplished a lot with or without them. He is financially secure. They can carry their big club bling bling and throw it in the trash

...I hope many, Nigerian fans in particular, will adhere to that.
We tend to caricature our players as not playing in "big leagues or big clubs" therefore that they are not suited for SE.
Talent is the key, and success especially with the national team is paramount.

SIGNED.

LOL. Osimhen has already established himself in the big leagues. What he's doing now in Turkey - a 3rd tier European league - should come as no surprise. His exploits in Turkey shouldn't be the standard by which we judge him in particular.

True but it also points to the fact that the perceived big leagues do not accurately define who is better than others, especially when evaluating African talent. In fact, for African talent less known than Osimhen, the leagues will not accurately denote the tal we nt level especially for talents coming from the homeland.

[danfo driver]

...kudos to him. But with all this accolade big clubs still look at him with jaundice eyes.

That's their problem. Victor has already accomplished a lot with or without them. He is financially secure. They can carry their big club bling bling and throw it in the trash

...I hope many, Nigerian fans in particular, will adhere to that.
We tend to caricature our players as not playing in "big leagues or big clubs" therefore that they are not suited for SE.
Talent is the key, and success especially with the national team is paramount.

SIGNED.

LOL. Osimhen has already established himself in the big leagues. What he's doing now in Turkey - a 3rd tier European league - should come as no surprise. His exploits in Turkey shouldn't be the standard by which we judge him in particular.

True but it also points to the fact that the perceived big leagues do not accurately define who is better than others, especially when evaluating African talent. In fact, for African talent less known than Osimhen, the leagues will not accurately denote the tal we nt level especially for talents coming from the homeland.

Guys, this is how we ended up with Papa Daniels and Tanimu. Thank God I have moved on. You guys can have the Super Eagles and do with it whatever you wish. Tueh!