It's a matter of style over skills. African footballers should explore the other regions of the world where their skills can be adapted and fully utilised. The better players rise to the top. The physical nature of the Premiership is a very British view. Luigi, Italy I don't think anyone has to look too far to see the reasons of this phenomenon.
Football is a strange game where expectations are high.
For example, Kanu cannot come on as a substitute and change a game in five minutes. He needs to be on the pitch longer to make an impact. This phenomenon is not unique to England but exists all over Europe. With the players getting huge salaries if you don't perform, you won't get an automatic place. Lanre Khayusta, Nigeria Most African players in the English leagues, have trouble coping with a plethora of unbecoming circumstances.