Jay Jay Okocha and Alex Iwobi -Football Is In Our DNA(Video)
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I nor wan know. Who be the babe?cic old boy wrote:Great programme.
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mcal wrote:...poor coordination, organization, logistics makes a player's stint at SE not necessarily appealing. Especially for modern day players who play in well organized leagues and clubs.Bell wrote:YOU KNOW WHAT'S MISSING FROM THIS INTERVIEW?
Hardly any question to JayJay about his time in the SE.
Bell
BUT...
...I'm sure if you ask JayJay, he'd probably say his matches and time with the SE were the most memorable.
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AND THE FACT THAT...Damunk wrote:That's true. But maybe it was an editorial decision.Bell wrote:YOU KNOW WHAT'S MISSING FROM THIS INTERVIEW?
Hardly any question to JayJay about his time in the SE.
Bell
...this was probably done from a British and EPL perspective.
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E be like South African.Sir V wrote: I nor wan know. Who be the babe?
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Alex's dad, Chuka aka Mehalla, played for UNN and DMGS Onitsha as a rightwinger (if my memory serves me right). I think he may have been registered with Vasco da Gama as a law student at UNEC.bully12 wrote:How do you know? Did you see him play anywhere ?
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Yes, he was. He was quite good. For an "onyibo" he was tough too. EnuguII might have known him... think EII was ahead of him or they were the same set at UNN.cic old boy wrote:Alex's dad, Chuka aka Mehalla, played for UNN and DMGS Onitsha as a rightwinger (if my memory serves me right). I think he may have been registered with Vasco da Gama as a law student at UNEC.bully12 wrote:How do you know? Did you see him play anywhere ?
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Doc, What are you toking about? Did you watch the video without being under the occultic influence of TMWMP? You guys belong to a cult so it is difficult to have any sensible discussion about this man whom you guys claimed was better than Zidane+Figo+Rivaldo all combined.Damunk wrote:This is amazing.Cellular wrote:The interview reinforced what we have been saying all these years... he is an unparalleled entertainer. But as a footballer? Even his coaches and teammates agree with us.
Meanwhile, Alex's Dad was a very good footballer. He could have played professional football had he chosen that path.
That you watched the same vide and came to this conclusion?
His teammates and coaches said the exact opposite ie there was always an end-product.
They said it SEVERAL times!
That he is an entertainer is agreed by everybody. But they universally paid tribute to his all-round game to the point that one of the commentators believed JJ changed Big Sam's outlook to the game even in his old age.
Oga Cellular.... is everything okay?
The man is an entertainer who happens to play football. He said as much himself... his teammate and coaches said the same. They also said that his edge was that his tricks do come off. JayJay in his own words said he was an entertainer... that he goes to full entertainment mood when his team is up by a lot of goals... they didn't ask him how many games did he play in that his team was up by a lot of goals?
He also admitted that he came to England late... chose a small club that will let him play as he likes.
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Well done is better than well said!!!
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Are being a entertainer and being a complete, all round world class footballer mutually exclusive?Cellular wrote:Doc, What are you toking about? Did you watch the video without being under the occultic influence of TMWMP? You guys belong to a cult so it is difficult to have any sensible discussion about this man whom you guys claimed was better than Zidane+Figo+Rivaldo all combined.Damunk wrote:This is amazing.Cellular wrote:The interview reinforced what we have been saying all these years... he is an unparalleled entertainer. But as a footballer? Even his coaches and teammates agree with us.
Meanwhile, Alex's Dad was a very good footballer. He could have played professional football had he chosen that path.
That you watched the same vide and came to this conclusion?
His teammates and coaches said the exact opposite ie there was always an end-product.
They said it SEVERAL times!
That he is an entertainer is agreed by everybody. But they universally paid tribute to his all-round game to the point that one of the commentators believed JJ changed Big Sam's outlook to the game even in his old age.
Oga Cellular.... is everything okay?
The man is an entertainer who happens to play football. He said as much himself... his teammate and coaches said the same. They also said that his edge was that his tricks do come off. JayJay in his own words said he was an entertainer... that he goes to full entertainment mood when his team is up by a lot of goals... they didn't ask him how many games did he play in that his team was up by a lot of goals?
He also admitted that he came to England late... chose a small club that will let him play as he likes.
You speak as if they are.
That he was an entertainer is not in dispute.
The point of dispute (which I am assuming you are making) is that it was 'all show and no end-product'. This very point was debunked several times on the show by his teammates and managers.
So I need to know exactly what you are saying and not saying.
Which point, for example, do you refer to as having been "reinforced" by the interview?
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They are mutually exclusive!Damunk wrote:Are being a entertainer and being a complete, all round world class footballer mutually exclusive?Cellular wrote:Doc, What are you toking about? Did you watch the video without being under the occultic influence of TMWMP? You guys belong to a cult so it is difficult to have any sensible discussion about this man whom you guys claimed was better than Zidane+Figo+Rivaldo all combined.Damunk wrote:This is amazing.Cellular wrote:The interview reinforced what we have been saying all these years... he is an unparalleled entertainer. But as a footballer? Even his coaches and teammates agree with us.
Meanwhile, Alex's Dad was a very good footballer. He could have played professional football had he chosen that path.
That you watched the same vide and came to this conclusion?
His teammates and coaches said the exact opposite ie there was always an end-product.
They said it SEVERAL times!
That he is an entertainer is agreed by everybody. But they universally paid tribute to his all-round game to the point that one of the commentators believed JJ changed Big Sam's outlook to the game even in his old age.
Oga Cellular.... is everything okay?
The man is an entertainer who happens to play football. He said as much himself... his teammate and coaches said the same. They also said that his edge was that his tricks do come off. JayJay in his own words said he was an entertainer... that he goes to full entertainment mood when his team is up by a lot of goals... they didn't ask him how many games did he play in that his team was up by a lot of goals?
He also admitted that he came to England late... chose a small club that will let him play as he likes.
You speak as if they are.
That he was an entertainer is not in dispute.
The point of dispute (which I am assuming you are making) is that it was 'all show and no end-product'. This very point was debunked several times on the show by his teammates and managers.
So I need to know exactly what you are saying and not saying.
Which point, for example, do you refer to as having been "reinforced" by the interview?
Zidane, Rivaldo, and Luis Figo can all do tricks with the ball to entertain fans, but they focused on the more purposeful effective approach, and today their career highlights include Champions league and world cup trophies and not helping Bolton avoid relegation.
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Okay now.1naija wrote:They are mutually exclusive!Damunk wrote:Are being a entertainer and being a complete, all round world class footballer mutually exclusive?Cellular wrote:Doc, What are you toking about? Did you watch the video without being under the occultic influence of TMWMP? You guys belong to a cult so it is difficult to have any sensible discussion about this man whom you guys claimed was better than Zidane+Figo+Rivaldo all combined.Damunk wrote:This is amazing.Cellular wrote:The interview reinforced what we have been saying all these years... he is an unparalleled entertainer. But as a footballer? Even his coaches and teammates agree with us.
Meanwhile, Alex's Dad was a very good footballer. He could have played professional football had he chosen that path.
That you watched the same vide and came to this conclusion?
His teammates and coaches said the exact opposite ie there was always an end-product.
They said it SEVERAL times!
That he is an entertainer is agreed by everybody. But they universally paid tribute to his all-round game to the point that one of the commentators believed JJ changed Big Sam's outlook to the game even in his old age.
Oga Cellular.... is everything okay?
The man is an entertainer who happens to play football. He said as much himself... his teammate and coaches said the same. They also said that his edge was that his tricks do come off. JayJay in his own words said he was an entertainer... that he goes to full entertainment mood when his team is up by a lot of goals... they didn't ask him how many games did he play in that his team was up by a lot of goals?
He also admitted that he came to England late... chose a small club that will let him play as he likes.
You speak as if they are.
That he was an entertainer is not in dispute.
The point of dispute (which I am assuming you are making) is that it was 'all show and no end-product'. This very point was debunked several times on the show by his teammates and managers.
So I need to know exactly what you are saying and not saying.
Which point, for example, do you refer to as having been "reinforced" by the interview?
Zidane, Rivaldo, and Luis Figo can all do tricks with the ball to entertain fans, but they focused on the more purposeful effective approach, and today their career highlights include Champions league and world cup trophies and not helping Bolton avoid relegation.
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Rubbish. Zidane and co won all that stuff b/c of the teams they played for. Okocha would have too if he played for Madrid or Barca, France or Brazil. He said he didn't play for Real/Barca b/c those clubs didn't trust an African as a playmaker.1naija wrote: They are mutually exclusive!
Zidane, Rivaldo, and Luis Figo can all do tricks with the ball to entertain fans, but they focused on the more purposeful effective approach, and today their career highlights include Champions league and world cup trophies and not helping Bolton avoid relegation.
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He said he didnt want to go to Spain because of his Kids and Language that he had offers from Spaincic old boy wrote:Rubbish. Zidane and co won all that stuff b/c of the teams they played for. Okocha would have too if he played for Madrid or Barca, France or Brazil. He said he didn't play for Real/Barca b/c those clubs didn't trust an African as a playmaker.1naija wrote: They are mutually exclusive!
Zidane, Rivaldo, and Luis Figo can all do tricks with the ball to entertain fans, but they focused on the more purposeful effective approach, and today their career highlights include Champions league and world cup trophies and not helping Bolton avoid relegation.
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cic old boy wrote:Rubbish. Zidane and co won all that stuff b/c of the teams they played for. Okocha would have too if he played for Madrid or Barca, France or Brazil. He said he didn't play for Real/Barca b/c those clubs didn't trust an African as a playmaker.1naija wrote: They are mutually exclusive!
Zidane, Rivaldo, and Luis Figo can all do tricks with the ball to entertain fans, but they focused on the more purposeful effective approach, and today their career highlights include Champions league and world cup trophies and not helping Bolton avoid relegation.
Zidane is African! So also was Weah, Taribo West, Kanu, Amunike, and many others who played for bigger clubs. This was not 1970s!
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That's what he said in this prog, and he wasn't talking about Madrid or Barca. I was referring to a Sky interview when he was at Bolton where he said he didn't think he played for the sort of clubs his talent merited. He said he didn't think those big clubs trusted an African as playmaker.Prince wrote: He said he didnt want to go to Spain because of his Kids and Language that he had offers from Spain
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theDunamis wrote:The UBA is now a completely discredited organization. Jay Jay not only outlived that useless organization but continues to show why he is so good they named him twice.
We have been brainwashed by the Premier League that it's the best in the world. Nonsense. It's the best brand
Roy Keane: ITV 02/25/14
He says that we are currently "brainwashed" into believing that the Premier League is the best competition in the world, and that we are now a long way off dominating the Champions League again.
Gary Neville: Mirror: 12/23/14
I think Spain’s by far the best league.
Scholes. UK Guardian 9/6/16
Roy Keane: ITV 02/25/14
He says that we are currently "brainwashed" into believing that the Premier League is the best competition in the world, and that we are now a long way off dominating the Champions League again.
Gary Neville: Mirror: 12/23/14
I think Spain’s by far the best league.
Scholes. UK Guardian 9/6/16
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Zidane would head-butt you if you called him African.1naija wrote:
Zidane is African! So also was Weah, Taribo West, Kanu, Amunike, and many others who played for bigger clubs. This was not 1970s!
We are talking playmakers and you are mentioning Weah and the rest.
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Its funny how there are more UBA comments on this thread than shriners. Imagine! Like I said before, they have bookmarked the video and have it playing on rotate...metalalloy wrote:theDunamis wrote:The UBA is now a completely discredited organization. Jay Jay not only outlived that useless organization but continues to show why he is so good they named him twice.
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they no fit help demsefsmaceo4 wrote:Its funny how there are more UBA comments on this thread than shriners. Imagine! Like I said before, they have bookmarked the video and have it playing on rotate...metalalloy wrote:theDunamis wrote:The UBA is now a completely discredited organization. Jay Jay not only outlived that useless organization but continues to show why he is so good they named him twice.
We have been brainwashed by the Premier League that it's the best in the world. Nonsense. It's the best brand
Roy Keane: ITV 02/25/14
He says that we are currently "brainwashed" into believing that the Premier League is the best competition in the world, and that we are now a long way off dominating the Champions League again.
Gary Neville: Mirror: 12/23/14
I think Spain’s by far the best league.
Scholes. UK Guardian 9/6/16
Roy Keane: ITV 02/25/14
He says that we are currently "brainwashed" into believing that the Premier League is the best competition in the world, and that we are now a long way off dominating the Champions League again.
Gary Neville: Mirror: 12/23/14
I think Spain’s by far the best league.
Scholes. UK Guardian 9/6/16
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LOL.cic old boy wrote:That's what he said in this prog, and he wasn't talking about Madrid or Barca. I was referring to a Sky interview when he was at Bolton where he said he didn't think he played for the sort of clubs his talent merited. He said he didn't think those big clubs trusted an African as playmaker.Prince wrote: He said he didnt want to go to Spain because of his Kids and Language that he had offers from Spain
Story. Why did he leave PSG? Was PSG a small club when he was their number 10?
JayJay has said that he only started taking football seriously when he moved to England.
He was lucky enough to get a manager who was so grateful having him that he allowed him to play however he wanted.
Despite his entertainment value, Bolton struggled with relegation until Jay Jay reduced his showboating and showmanship.
The argument we had in this parts when you folks kept saying he was better than Zidane+Figo+Rivaldo.
Dude would have earned a good living as a halftime football entertainer... surprised Nollywood haven't tried to make a football movie with JayJay...
Ps., I know it is a sour subject around these parts but why didn't he win APOY even when he was in France? Surely, someone as good as Zidane+Figo+Rivaldo doesn't need to be on a good team to win an individual accolade?
THERE WAS A COUNTRY...
...can't cry more than the bereaved!
Well done is better than well said!!!
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Well done is better than well said!!!
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UBA and Shriners sha....
This feels like 99/2000 again.
This feels like 99/2000 again.
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HayatouCellular wrote:LOL.cic old boy wrote:That's what he said in this prog, and he wasn't talking about Madrid or Barca. I was referring to a Sky interview when he was at Bolton where he said he didn't think he played for the sort of clubs his talent merited. He said he didn't think those big clubs trusted an African as playmaker.Prince wrote: He said he didnt want to go to Spain because of his Kids and Language that he had offers from Spain
Story. Why did he leave PSG? Was PSG a small club when he was their number 10?
JayJay has said that he only started taking football seriously when he moved to England.
He was lucky enough to get a manager who was so grateful having him that he allowed him to play however he wanted.
Despite his entertainment value, Bolton struggled with relegation until Jay Jay reduced his showboating and showmanship.
The argument we had in this parts when you folks kept saying he was better than Zidane+Figo+Rivaldo.
Dude would have earned a good living as a halftime football entertainer... surprised Nollywood haven't tried to make a football movie with JayJay...
Ps., I know it is a sour subject around these parts but why didn't he win APOY even when he was in France? Surely, someone as good as Zidane+Figo+Rivaldo doesn't need to be on a good team to win an individual accolade?
We have been brainwashed by the Premier League that it's the best in the world. Nonsense. It's the best brand
Roy Keane: ITV 02/25/14
He says that we are currently "brainwashed" into believing that the Premier League is the best competition in the world, and that we are now a long way off dominating the Champions League again.
Gary Neville: Mirror: 12/23/14
I think Spain’s by far the best league.
Scholes. UK Guardian 9/6/16
Roy Keane: ITV 02/25/14
He says that we are currently "brainwashed" into believing that the Premier League is the best competition in the world, and that we are now a long way off dominating the Champions League again.
Gary Neville: Mirror: 12/23/14
I think Spain’s by far the best league.
Scholes. UK Guardian 9/6/16
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Chief, you dey use style reduce the opposing position to one of absurdity nah. Whoever said that was probably speaking tongue-in-cheek and def not representative of all of us that believe JJ to be a true Nigerian legend.Cellular wrote:LOL.cic old boy wrote:That's what he said in this prog, and he wasn't talking about Madrid or Barca. I was referring to a Sky interview when he was at Bolton where he said he didn't think he played for the sort of clubs his talent merited. He said he didn't think those big clubs trusted an African as playmaker.Prince wrote: He said he didnt want to go to Spain because of his Kids and Language that he had offers from Spain
Story. Why did he leave PSG? Was PSG a small club when he was their number 10?
JayJay has said that he only started taking football seriously when he moved to England.
He was lucky enough to get a manager who was so grateful having him that he allowed him to play however he wanted.
Despite his entertainment value, Bolton struggled with relegation until Jay Jay reduced his showboating and showmanship.
The argument we had in this parts when you folks kept saying he was better than Zidane+Figo+Rivaldo.
Dude would have earned a good living as a halftime football entertainer... surprised Nollywood haven't tried to make a football movie with JayJay...
Ps., I know it is a sour subject around these parts but why didn't he win APOY even when he was in France? Surely, someone as good as Zidane+Figo+Rivaldo doesn't need to be on a good team to win an individual accolade?
You cant win a debate by reducing your opponent's position to a level of ridiculousness, picking on the most bizarre statement made by a faceless fan in an unguarded moment.
There is no better accolade one can receive than from your peers and from legends that went before you and came after you. World and continental awards are great but we all know its not an infallible process by any means.
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