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Posted May 05, 2026 12:52 · last edited May 07, 2026 11:55

Ifeanyi Eze – Brilliant work up front, a real gem of a visa signing with a unique ability to turn at unexpected angles and hold the ball up top. Not much of a passer but his directness led to 10 goals and his mobility gave the Nix an outlet they could always rely upon... when in doubt, lump it up the channel and let Eze go to work. Alas, he’s just put himself in the shop window throughout Asia so it's highly unlikely he’ll be retained. A one-season wonder but that one season was wonderful.


Kazuki Nagasawa – The most underrated dude in this Nix team, used at various times as a defensive midfielder, an attacking midfielder, a winger, and a striker. Really sharp technical footballer who can play at different tempos. He was the only dude to start every game (and only twice played less than 70 mins). Five goals and seven assists in 50 appearances for the club is quite a haul for a guy who is predominantly a midfielder.


Isaac Hughes – Alex Rufer should be here but that’s too obvious and there’s more to say about Hughes after he finished the season starting ahead of Canadian international Manjrekar James. On form too, not on promise (we’ve established that Greenacre didn’t really pick on promise). Hughes was mostly great last season but spoiled things with silly mistakes that got people talking about the wrong things. Well, he eliminated those this year and has developed into one of the best tackling CBs in the competition. Plus he’s now a set piece threat going forward. Great leader as a former Nix U20s captain, fantastic attitude. Once his passing improves a bit more (which it will) he’ll be one heck of a player. Fortunately he’s currently paired with one of the very best passers from centre-back going around in Bill Tuiloma. Together they form a very physical CB duo.

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coochiee edited May 07, 2026 11:55
Ifeanyi Eze – Brilliant work up front, a real gem of a visa signing with a unique ability to turn at unexpected angles and hold the ball up top. Not much of a passer but his directness led to 10 goals and his mobility gave the Nix an outlet they could always rely upon... when in doubt, lump it up the channel and let Eze go to work. Alas, he’s just put himself in the shop window throughout Asia so it's highly unlikely he’ll be retained. A one-season wonder but that one season was wonderful.

Kazuki Nagasawa – The most underrated dude in this Nix team, used at various times as a defensive midfielder, an attacking midfielder, a winger, and a striker. Really sharp technical footballer who can play at different tempos. He was the only dude to start every game (and only twice played less than 70 mins). Five goals and seven assists in 50 appearances for the club is quite a haul for a guy who is predominantly a midfielder.

Isaac Hughes – Alex Rufer should be here but that’s too obvious and there’s more to say about Hughes after he finished the season starting ahead of Canadian international Manjrekar James. On form too, not on promise (we’ve established that Greenacre didn’t really pick on promise). Hughes was mostly great last season but spoiled things with silly mistakes that got people talking about the wrong things. Well, he eliminated those this year and has developed into one of the best tackling CBs in the competition. Plus he’s now a set piece threat going forward. Great leader as a former Nix U20s captain, fantastic attitude. Once his passing improves a bit more (which it will) he’ll be one heck of a player. Fortunately he’s currently paired with one of the very best passers from centre-back going around in Bill Tuiloma. Together they form a very physical CB duo.