Former MFM striker Stephen Odey got his fourth goal in his fifth league appearance for Randers, who beat OB 2-1 away in the Danish SuperLiga on Sunday, Completesports.com reports.
Odey has now scored in back-to-back games for Randers.
The 23-year-old Nigerian, who is on loan from Belgian club Genk, scored in the game after netting 56 minutes to make it 1-1.
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His Nigeria teammate Tosin Kehinde provided the assist for Randers’ winning goal scored in the 83rd minute.
The win took Randers up to fourth position on 21 points and they are seven points behind leaders Midtjylland in the 12-team league.
By James Agberebi
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Guys,
Talking about trying to find that creative spark we need in the middle, i feel it shouldn’t be narrowed to which league you play. I have seen this dude’s (Tosin Kehinde) videos a lot and something tells me if given that confidence to play and make a few mistakes here and there, he might just be that missing link in the SE’s mid-section.
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=tosin kehinde&ru=/videos/search?q=tosin+kehinde&FORM=HDRSC3&view=detail&mid=076CB825F730A0F2C2C8076CB825F730A0F2C2C8&rvsmid=72B9C530D0FC5635290E72B9C530D0FC5635290E&FORM=VDQVAP
Tosin is a natural born AM. Can also handle business on the wings. Very skillful player.
This season, he’s played 10 matches and has 1 goal and 2 assists. He obviously needs to do more in the area of end product.
A good prospect. It’s up to Rohr to decide if he should get an invite now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvYUEqn22B0
The player looks like he has something but one can’t really rate based on this league and team he plays for.
He seems to be enjoying himself playing with those whom he is above in terms of skill.
If he is to be taken seriously, he needs to do all this in the bigger and better league. Untill then, we keep searching.
Read somewhere that Rohr is pondering over a call up for Faustino Anjorin. Dont know how true the info is though.
Coachie, you made a wonderful observation on Tosin Kehinde, that chap is something else…He is far better than all we have in the super eagles midfield put together..
@Pompei@Empire:
Sincerely, that our AM has been giving me concerns since our shock loss to CAR in Surulere.
I have been watching the guys clips since his days in the youth team of Man U.
This is another of his vid in the Europa Qualifier Rander vs Galatasary this year.
The guy really has got eyes for those intricate passes and takes out players at will also… Trust me he is not a finished article yet but i suppose he can bring something into that our AM.
I am not really the invite this, invite that kinda person but i think i am pretty convinced about this dude. I wish i could speak with GR, Tunde Adelakun or Yobo. We cannot wait on some folks forever to make up their mind nah, this is a guy who has already declared that his heart and soul is with Nigeria, and i dont even think he needs any approval from FIFA (not sure though),
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAjSkXNs8eg
Meanwhile, Victor Osihmen the “Bomber” has done it again. A very fierce battle between Napoli and Torino. Our two 9ja boys both saw 90 mins action. It ended Osihmen 1 vs 0 Torino
Adelakun is the cheif scout for the eagles
Apart from his dribbling skills and passing range, he also crosses very well. Lovely crosses. Here is a guy who knows how to deliver a proper cross into the box. With both feet.
I also like his work rate. He is very mobile, and usually tracks back to help the defense when needed.
At 19 yrs of age, he is still developing. But 19 is old enough to play in the SE, if the player is good enough.
In my opinion, the SE coaches should take a long, hard look at Tosin Kehinde.
I just watched his video clips he is an amazing player to consider but i doubt if he will have his chance now. Mr Rohr over to you may during fifa window you can try him out.