SPORTS MEN AND ADMINISTRATORS ARE DYING AT A FASTER RATE IN NIGERIA

Why?

May his soul rest in Peace !

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Where is your son now Saka?
We hope he is still following his dreams of being a soccer player?
We wish him all the very best in his chosen career.

Some knocks reset destinies for the best you know

Eyah Manna one can't help but like you after all.
My son is doing well in his chosen career abroad..

Laloko dey no nonsense man, Chai... U no fit see am laugh wen he is screening for festival of youth in aba, u must come with ur uniform and drink enough lucozade boost... Bcus u must gas... Nd he only pick the best.. Chai I'll miss you and pepsi football academy of aba!
Rip sir.....
But after the termination of pepsi contract with brooke house football college,uk everybody don japa!
Now see me for Nairaland looking for who's bag i go enter comot dis country!
My heart don break into pieces

Ogilinsaka:

Eyah Manna one can't help but like you after all.
My son is doing well in his chosen career abroad..

Oh Yeah!
That is a very good news to our ears.
We love reading and hearing people succeeding in life.
All the very best to him.
And we hope to see him donning our National jersey in the nearest future.
The sky is his Starting point.

As for the likeness part : no comment.
Honesty is a virtue with few friends you know
We like am laidat.

May his soul rest in peace.

Ogilinsaka:
Kashimawo that year. If e konk you eh, your head go catch fire

He knock my son head tire for Pepsi academy

By the way, did ur son make it to professional level?

gbengress1:
I can never forget this man's purported role in NIGHA 2000 against Senegal in Lagos. Senegal almost beat Nigeria before this man told Taribo and his guys how to spoil the Jazz brought by the Senegalese team.

I heard Senegal used jazz

But how did taribo and the rest spoil it?

Ogilinsaka:

Eyah Manna one can't help but like you after all.
My son is doing well in his chosen career abroad..

Is ur son playing abroad?
Which country?

I was under this man @ Pepsi academy. The man can slap for federal.
Sorry man. We will all die

77star:

I heard Senegal used jazz

But how did taribo and the rest spoil it?

Yes, they did. It was Laloko who removed the object and Nigeria later won that game. That man really tried for Nigeria.

Rip sir

Telstar:
Yes, they did. It was Laloko who removed the objects and Nigeria later won that game.

From Senegal goal post, right?

Please, can u explain in full detail how it happened?

Rest in peace

And will there be a minute silence before every NPFL match this week, probably not. That is the way we treat the real pillars of society and those that have contributed immensely to the few things of value in the nation.

RIP. Great man.

77star:

From Senegal goal post, right?

Please, can u explain in full detail how it happened?

You know before the match, the Senegalese boasted they were going to silence Nigeria in national stadium and that was in the Nations Cup 2000 quarterfinals.

They scored early in the first-half and we did everything to equalize but no way. We played everything we could to score and possibly win the match but no headway. At a time, everybody in the stadium lost hope but Jo Bonfere kept on pushing. You have to really give it to the coach because he was mentally strong.

So, Laloko was also watching the match and he saw an object in the goalpost, immediately halftime, he went to the post and removed the object. Nigeria later equalized at 80 something minutes. 5 minutes to go and won the game 2-1 in the extra-time. Julius Ahaghowa scored both goals. At a time, the Senegalese stopped playing and later complained about Lakolo. Surprisely, he was banned.

Telstar:
You know before the match, the Senegalese boasted they were going to silence Nigerians in national stadium and that was in the Nations Cup 2000 quarterfinals.

They scored early in the first-half and we did everything to equalize but no way. We played everything we could to score and win the match but no headway. At a time everybody in the stadium lost hope but Jo Bonfere kept on pushing. You have to really give to the coach because he was mentally strong.

So, Laloko was also watching the team and he saw an object in the goalpost, immediately halftime, he removed the object and Nigeria later equalized at 80 something minutes. 5 minutes to go and later won the game 2-1. Julius Ahaghowa scored both goals. At a time the Senegalese stopped playing and later complained about Lakolo. Surprisely, he was later banned.

Thanks, though I watched the match

younglleo:

Is ur son playing abroad?
Which country?

UK. Man U academy

77star:

Thanks, though I watched the match

And you couldn't explain what happened?

Telstar:
And you couldn't explain what happened?

Nooooooo

I knew they used juju, but how super eagles player removed it, is what I didn't understand, I lived around national stadium, surulere, then.

I saw some of the players when they were leaving Na, I saw keshi live that night

He was no longer playing for naija, anymore then.

There was nothing like insecurity then, pple were free

77star:

Nooooooo

I knew they used juju, but how super eagles player removed it, is what I didn't understand, I lived around national stadium, surulere, then.

I saw some of the players when they were leaving Na, I saw keshi live that night

Okay. The name of the Senegalese player who scored that goal was Fadiga. But we equalized in the 85 minutes and later took the game to the extra time.

If such a thing had happened now, Nigeria wouldn't have come back to the game.

rest well dear sweat merchant

RIP......Brila FM go miss em more cos dem too dey call the man

Telstar:
Okay. The name of the Senegalese player who scored that goal was Fadiga.

Khalilou fadiga, the terror

77star:

Khalilou fadiga, the terror

Yeah. That was when we had a very solid coach.

[quote author=Telstar post=100304174]Okay. The name of the Senegalese player who scored that goal was Fadiga. But we equalized in the 85 minutes and later took the game to the extra time.

If such a thing had happened now, Nigeria wouldn't have come back to the game.[/quote]

Why?

Them go say this is 21st century abi?

Ogilinsaka:


UK. Man U academy

Honestly I'm happy for him, always encourage him....
We knw wat we face here with no one encouraging you, telling you wen u wrong or right, it's only us and our coaches.... U jst fight ur depression ursef... Manchester united academy is not an easy place to get into... I wish him the very best....
And to people mocking him, don't mind them Pl

[quote author=77star post=100304315][/quote]

Watch the kind of football we played then and now, can you compare it?

That same Senegalese team went on to beat almighty France in 2002.

Telstar:


Watch the kind of football we played then and now, can you compare it?

Yes, u right

We had players who were ready to passionately play for the country, not really because of the money, though money is important.

We had leaders and not boys

We had committed pple and not some non chalant attitude guys.

There was one match that I watched then, that oliseh was not feeling fine, I can't remember if it was dr Congo or so we were playing, before u know, there were gaining more momentum over us, trespassing our midfield anyhow, Na so oliseh that was not feeling fine take enter o,

Meanwhile, his presence normalized the game and brought calmness to the midfield, I couldn't but loved him the more.


But what pain me the more is the way he was booted out from the national team due to his outspoken and fearless nature, during the two thousands,

Had it been, he oliseh, finidi babangida and some senior players were allowed to go to Korea/Japan 2002, at least we would reach the second round.

Before I know, I dey see justice Christopher, efe sodje, etc in the team, while the most senior, experienced, rugged, fearless, technical player were left behind, very painful.

Onigbinde is a .......
Don't let me insult him

What a great man... I remember that year Nigeria against Senegal.... Wen the goals were not coming this man went to the Senegalese goal post to remove something the goal keeper plant behind the post.... May he rest in peace

77star:

Yes, u right

We had players who were ready to passionately play for the country, not really because of the money, though money is important.

We had leaders and not boys

We had committed pple and not some non chalant attitude guys.

There was one match that I watched then, that oliseh was not feeling fine, I can't remember if it was dr Congo or so we were playing, before u know, there were gaining more momentum over us, trespassing our midfield anyhow, Na so oliseh that was not feeling fine take enter o,

Meanwhile, his presence normalized the game and brought calmness to the midfield, I couldn't but loved him the more.


But what pain me the more is the way he was booted out from the national team due to his outspoken and fearless nature, during the two thousands,

Had it been, he oliseh, finidi babangida and some senior players were allowed to go to Korea/Japan 2002, at least we would reach the second round.

Before I know, I dey see justice Christopher, efe sodje, etc in the team, while the most senior, experienced, rugged, fearless, technical player were left behind, very painful.

Onigbinde is a .......
Don't let me insult him

Nigeria had a great team then and would have reached the semis of the world cup if not some bad elements in NFA. I said it before and would also say it now. Rohr cannot take us far in international football. He doesn't possess the quality to do that.

Then Westerhof, Bonfere Jo and late Keshi often motivate our players. They never used the word average on them. In a battle, you have to motivate your soldiers.

Telstar:
Nigeria had a great team then and would have reached the semis of the world cup if not some bad elements in NFA. I said it before and would also say it now. Rohr cannot take us far in international football. He doesn't possess the quality to do that.

Then Westerhof, Bonfere Jo and late Keshi often motivate our players. They never used the word average on them.[b] In a battle, you have to motivate your soldier[/b]s.

Of course