Old fogeys, let's talk
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Really what inhibited our chances of qualifying for world cup earlier most of our boys at thier prime were living Nigerian soil in pursuit of education overseas. Imagine when the likes of Dominic Ezeani,Obed Ariri,Kenneth Ilodigwe,Goddy Ogbueze and Thompsom Usyian left. Undoubtly thier departure from Nigeria score had very negative impact to our world cup qualification matches
Really what inhibited our chances of qualifying for world cup earlier most of our boys at thier prime were living Nigerian soil in pursuit of education overseas. Imagine when the likes of Dominic Ezeani,Obed Ariri,Kenneth Ilodigwe,Goddy Ogbueze and Thompsom Usyian left. Undoubtly thier departure from Nigeria score had very negative impact to our world cup qualification matches
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How I fit get EnuguII book(s) and the other book(s) by forumers on Naija footie? I dey Canada, please PM me the info.
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How I fit get EnuguII book(s) and the other book(s) by forumers on Naija footie? I dey Canada, please PM me the info.
This History wey I dey read so dey sweet me well well, abeg uncles .... MORE!!!!!
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ardile wrote:Excuse me Sahs!!!!
How I fit get EnuguII book(s) and the other book(s) by forumers on Naija footie? I dey Canada, please PM me the info.
This History wey I dey read so dey sweet me well well, abeg uncles .... MORE!!!!!
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The book The Making of Nigeria's Super Eagles can be found on several websites. The ones that I can immediately located are as follows:
http://libreriadellosport.it/shop/elencopromo.asp
http://www.polymedias.fr/listes/foot.htm
Unfortunately, the above two are in Italy and France. I could not locate the English ones. However, I am sure that it is available in England.
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I am surprised none of you guys have talked about Peter Abana with his "Abana shot" and the great Alloy Atuegbu from Rangers International.
Did Abana ever play for the Green Eagles (I can't remember)? And how hot was that shot of his?
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Did Abana ever play for the Green Eagles (I can't remember)? And how hot was that shot of his?
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Rudeboy: You mean Kenneth Abana? He played for Rangers in the early 70s. I think he must have played for the Eagles because back then the entire Rangers first 11 were in the Eagles squad. Older fogeys may bear me out on this one.
I agree with Rust09 about Emmanuel Osigwe's shot. I heard that story about scoring from the centre circle. The dude had one heck of a powerful shot but not much else. Rangers fans used to call him "Emma Raccah" because he was signed from Raccah Rovers.
I agree with Rust09 about Emmanuel Osigwe's shot. I heard that story about scoring from the centre circle. The dude had one heck of a powerful shot but not much else. Rangers fans used to call him "Emma Raccah" because he was signed from Raccah Rovers.
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Emma Osigwe will forever be remembered for our 2nd goal against Tunisia in WCQ. We had lost 0-2 in Tunis 2 weeks before. Slyanus Okpalla took tunisian striker Tarek Dhiab out. Boateng headed in a Tunji Banjo cross in the first half before Osigwe chested and volleyed a cross from John Chiedozie in the 2nd half to take us into penalties which we won.
In the 1980 Olympics in Moscow, Osigwe scored a free-kick against Czechoslovakia. It was ruled out as it should have been indirect. Nwosu scored our equaliser that day as we drew 1-1.
Emma Osigwe will forever be remembered for our 2nd goal against Tunisia in WCQ. We had lost 0-2 in Tunis 2 weeks before. Slyanus Okpalla took tunisian striker Tarek Dhiab out. Boateng headed in a Tunji Banjo cross in the first half before Osigwe chested and volleyed a cross from John Chiedozie in the 2nd half to take us into penalties which we won.
In the 1980 Olympics in Moscow, Osigwe scored a free-kick against Czechoslovakia. It was ruled out as it should have been indirect. Nwosu scored our equaliser that day as we drew 1-1.
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Sorry, I was mixing him up with Peter Lorimer (both had rocket shots)! I remember Osigwe and that goal that never was! There was something about that guy that just oozed class even though he wasn't all that good.cic old boy wrote:Rudeboy: You mean Kenneth Abana? He played for Rangers in the early 70s. I think he must have played for the Eagles because back then the entire Rangers first 11 were in the Eagles squad. Older fogeys may bear me out on this one.
I agree with Rust09 about Emmanuel Osigwe's shot. I heard that story about scoring from the centre circle. The dude had one heck of a powerful shot but not much else. Rangers fans used to call him "Emma Raccah" because he was signed from Raccah Rovers.
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Chai! Contributing Editor was yarning opaks back then.
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Cha! From 2004 when Eagles Nest was not EPL Nest.
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In 2004??RudeBoy wrote:Respect your elders o! or I will use my bata to slap ya face!airwolex wrote:Rudeboy, they said old foggies. I hear you are 17 gerraway from this thread.
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Omo I didn't think it was on points oh. Which is why what someone mentioned above might be correct. It was straight knockout based on home and away legs not even sure they had the away goals rule then sef.
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We bungled it by losing 1:3 to Egypt
Even if we had beaten Tunisia, they still had Egypt twice to play
Even if we had beaten Tunisia, they still had Egypt twice to play
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Keshi should be left alone to continue his program, and seriously has a chance of casting his name in gold
Keshi should be left alone to continue his program, and seriously has a chance of casting his name in gold