hahhaahhahaha anyone that is an Arsenal supporter can endure bullshit

Abinibi yato si ability

Na who b dat wey dey argue with me say Okocha better pass kanu Abi u want mke I slap ur left eye

owi be oshe be

Nice to c Kanu in arsenal Jersey again

femi4:
Most decorated: yes
Greatest player: No

...

most decorated Mikel obi.

I always trust papilo and he one of Nigerian greatest footballer

femi4:
Most decorated: yes
Greatest player: No

FYI, He is not the most decorated. He is indeed the greatest.

femi4:
Most decorated: yes Greatest player: No

who is? Go on,tell me. And don't u dare mention okocha here

kechywillz:
The video isn't showing anything,Mod,i will call police for for misleading me

I swear, waste of data.

Branzy:
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most decorated Mikel obi.

mikel have not won an olympic gold,kanu has.
kanu is a two time african fotballer of the year.
kanu has won 2epl,1Champions lge,1uefa cup,,3 facups,along with several dutch lge and also a uefa cup..don't forget he also won the nigerian pl with iwanyanwu fc.
mikel na still small boy

kanu is a GOAT... for the tribal bigot.. before you start saying afonjas this Afonjas that, as an arsenal fan his one of our GOAT.. greatest of all time.... lol

Senior odogwu..

femi4:
Most decorated: yes
Greatest player: No

Always commenting?:YES
E make sense?: NO

kendrick9:
who is? Go on,tell me.
And don't u dare mention okocha here

Since Nigeria gained independence on October 1, 1960, Football unarguably has laid a foundation for Peace and Unity in the country.
Regarded as the “Giants of Africa”, Nigeria is blessed with some of the best raw talents across the world.
From the likes of Jay Jay Okocha, to Nwankwo Kanu, down to Segun Odegbami, this country is blessed with some of the best footballers to have ever played the game.
Naij.com has compiled a list of the top 10 Nigerian footballers of all time in order of how great were their accomplishments in football both locally in Nigeria and globally as well.
10. Daniel Amokachi – Popularly regarded as the “Bull”, Amokachi was discovered by the then coach of the National team, Clement Westerhof while playing for Ranchers Bee.
He was a key player in the glorious 1994, 1996 squad and help Nigeria lift the AFCON trophy in 1994 as well as the Olympic gold in 1996 after beating Argentina in the final.
31 Jul 1996: Flavio of Brazil slides in to tackle Daniel Amokachi of Nigeria during their match in Athens Georgia at the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. Nigeria won the match 4-3 in extra time. Mandatory Credit: David Cannon /Allsport
9. Stephen Keshi – Born on January 23, 1962 in Azare, Bauchi state, Nigeria, Keshi is still Nigeria’s longest serving skipper.
On the field though he was an excellent marksman and occasionally had goals of his own.
He was a key player of the Nigerian national team and appeared at the 1994 FIFA World Cup, he played in five African Cup of Nations championships and was also part of the team when they won the 1994 African Cup of Nations.
Stephen Keshi during his playing days
The former Super Eagles coach managed the Super Eagles till July 5 after he was shown exit door.
He is one of only two people, along with Egypt’s Mahmoud El-Gohary, to have won the Africa Cup of Nations as both a player and coach after leading Nigeria to the AFCON 2013 title.
READ ALSO: #NigeriaAt55: The Footballers That Rejected Nigeria
8. Uche Okechukwu – A formidable force at the centre of the defence in his playing days, Uche Okechukwu became famous following the retirement of Stephen Keshi.
Former super Eagles captain Uche Okechukwu
Okechukwu retired in 1998 following Nigeria’s disappointing performance at the world cup finals. He made 46 appearances for the Super Eagles scoring 2 goals.
7. Sunday Oliseh –The incumbent Super Eagles player coach is arguably Nigeria’s best defensive midfielder of all time.
Oliseh was highly successful in the 90s as he played for top clubs in all around the world including Ajax, Borussia Dortmund, and Juventus.
Sunday Oliseh’s celebration after getting the winner for Nigeria at France 1998 World cup against Spain
He will be forever remembered for his remarkable winning goal in Nigeria’s stunning victory over Spain in the 1998 France World Cup, where the Super Eagles overcame one of the tournament’s favorites in a shock 3-2 victory.
He retired from international football in 2002 after being left out of the World Cup squad.
Oliseh scores 4 goals in 63 appearances for Nigeria
6. Taribo West – Although the former Derby County, Plymouth and Inter Milan defender will most likely be remembered for his trademark haircuts, West was quite a character on and off the field during his time.
A member of the Nigerian National team that won gold medal at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, USA, West was a big nemesis for many strikers in his playing days.
Taribo West with his trademark hairstyle during his playing days
West who is now a pastor however admitted recently that he used charms during his playing days to win games.
5. Finidi George – Many rated him as the best right wing player in the world at some point because of his ability to set up goal scoring chances for Nigerian attackers especially Rashidi Yekini.
After moving from Nigerian Club Sharks of Port Harcourt in 1993 , George enjoyed a succesful playing career in Europe with fellow teammate Kanu Nwankwo.
Finidi George in his playing days
His best spell was at Ajax, where he became one of the best passers of the ball in Europe.
George scored four goals in 27 games to help Ajax win the Eredivisie title, which was also achieved in the following two seasons.
Alongside compatriot Nwankwo Kanu, he became the first Nigerian to win European club football’s most coveted accolade beating AC Milan in the 1994-1995 season. He then left the Dutch giants to join Real Betis after turning down a bid from Real Madrid.
He scored 8 goals in 62 games for the Super Eagles.
4. Segun Odegbami – Popularly regarded as “Mathematical” during his playing days, Odegbami started playing football in the Northern city of Jos, Nigeria where he grew up.
Odegbami played for IICC Shooting Stars of Ibadan his entire career, from 1970 to 1984.He won 46 caps and scored 23 goals for his country, and guided Nigeria to its first African Nations title at the 1980 African Nations Cup.
Segun Odegbami, popularly called “Mathematical” in his playing days
In September 2015, former Nigeria national football team captain Segun Odegbami stated his intention to run for FIFA presidency.
READ ALSO: #NigeriaAt55: Ex-Footballers Who Transited To Coaching
3. Rashidi Yekini – Nigeria’s leading all time goal scorer, Yekini was a menace to any defender during his playing days as his record breaking 37 goals in only 70 appearances is still a record for the Super Eagles.
Yekini started his professional career in Nigeria with Shooting Stars.
He was a prolific goal scorer and he became the leading goal scorer in the Portuguese’s League with 34 goals in 32 appearances for Vitória Setúbal, in the1993–94 season.
Rashidi Yekini in his playing days
He scored Nigeria’s first World Cup goal, and also helped Nigeria win the 1994 Africa Cup of Nations, unsurprisingly he ended as the tournament’s top goalscorer.
But on a sad note, Nigeria lost one of its greatest football legends in 2012 when Yekini died in Ibadan at the age of 48 after he reported to be ill for an extended period of time.
However, one unique thing about Yekini is that he started and ended his career in Nigeria as he last played for Gateway FC before his demise.
2. Austin Okocha – He was so good that he was named twice, “Jay Jay” Okocha.
Okocha started his footballing career at age 20 and was part of the 1994 World Cup golden squad.
Okocha finished second in the African Player of Year award twice, becoming arguably the best player never to win the award.
Austin Jay Jay Okocha
But he however won the inaugural BBC African Footballer of the Year trophy. He later became the only player to retain the award. In 2004, Pele listed Okocha in his list of the greatest 125 living players of all time. Okocha was voted the 12th greatest African footballers of the past 50 years in 2007. He will also be remembered for scoring the 1000th goal of the Africa cup of nations in 2004 in Nigeria’s match against eventual winners in that tournament Tunisia.
1. Nwankwo Kanu: Popularly regarded as “Papilo” during his playing days, Kanu is arguably the best Nigerian player to have ever played the game.
Nwankwo Kanu started his football career locally in the Nigerian league playing for Iwuayanwu National at age of 15 (now known as Heartland FC) before being discovered and invited to play at the 1993 Under 17 junior world cup in Japan.
Nwankwo Kanu
Today, Kanu is one of Africa’s most decorated footballers in history. He has won a UEFA Champions League medal, a UEFA Cup medal, three FA Cup Winners Medals. He is also one of few players to have won the Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League, UEFA Cup and an Olympic Gold Medal.
Kanu was voted by his club Arsenal, as their 13th greatest Gunner of all time. He was a member of the Nigerian national team from 1994 until 2010, scoring 13 goals in 82 appearances.

Thank God am now a nairalander[i][/i][/b][/i][s][/s][i][b]

nice one Papillo , super eagle don miss yu

kendrick9:
mikel have not won an olypic gold,kanu has.
kanu is a two time african fotballer of the year.
kanu has won 2epl,1uefa cup,,3 facups,along with several dutch lge and also a uefa cup..
mikel na still small boy

Mikel has one champions league, one Europa league, 2 premierships title, 4 fa cup, 3 league cup, one community shield, Olympic bronze, 1 afcon, under 20's runner up.. yu say he is a small boy

Branzy:

Mikel has one champions league, one Europa league, 2 premierships title, 4 fa cup, 3 league cup, one community shield, Olympic bronze, 1 afcon, under 20's runner up.. yu say he is a small boy

kanu also has u17 world cup to his name.he came 6th in 1996 fifa world player of the year too.
Mike l has done well but kanu is still quite ahead in honours

Kanu is kanu anyday anytime.

kendrick9:
Nigeria's greatest football player.
will Nigeria ever produce another like kanu again? Even at his age,he's still making us proud.

He's a Nigeria football legend but saying he's the G.O.A.T is blasphemous!

We all know the greatest, am not worthy to mention his name here.

Hail KANU NWANKWO

kendrick9:
who is? Go on,tell me.
And don't u dare mention okocha here

Jay Jay

One of the funniest parts of the match for me - Ljunberg crossed to Pires who scored. The commentator said:

"It's just like old times. . . but the hairstyles have changed".

(Ljunberg and Pires had long hair when they played for Arsenal).

That's my man

Branzy:
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most decorated Mikel obi.

Mikel is still active. I m referring to the retired

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJFST4FAh78

So even if Kanu is using a talking stick, Kanu will still score against Did. I would see it in Dida's face the frustration after kanu's hat-trick for Arsenal today again AC Milan ;DSo even if Kanu is using a talking stick, Kanu will still score against Did. I would see it in Dida's face the frustration after kanu's hat-trick for Arsenal today again AC Milan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr6Jsvg840s

One word to describe him... LEGEND

na fixed match don't b deceived, I was there live and direct