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Was this the first professional wrestling team from Cameroun?Makanaky wrote:Thomas Nkono, Emmanuel Kunde, Benjamin Massing, Stephen Tataw, Bertin Ebwelle , Jean Claude Pagal,Louis Paul Mfede, Emile Mbouh, Cyrille Makanaky,Andre Kana-Biyik, Francois Oman-Biyik, Eugene Ekeke, Roger Milla!
That was the Kung Fu team. This was waaay before the time of wrestlers. Ask Cannigia...Cellular wrote:Was this the first professional wrestling team from Cameroun?Makanaky wrote:Thomas Nkono, Emmanuel Kunde, Benjamin Massing, Stephen Tataw, Bertin Ebwelle , Jean Claude Pagal,Louis Paul Mfede, Emile Mbouh, Cyrille Makanaky,Andre Kana-Biyik, Francois Oman-Biyik, Eugene Ekeke, Roger Milla!
Those guys don't get enough credit. It is hard enough playing one sport at a high level; but to combine soccer, wrestling and mixed martial arts into one sport is something the world will likely not see again for a very long time.Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:That was the Kung Fu team. This was waaay before the time of wrestlers. Ask Cannigia...Cellular wrote:Was this the first professional wrestling team from Cameroun?Makanaky wrote:Thomas Nkono, Emmanuel Kunde, Benjamin Massing, Stephen Tataw, Bertin Ebwelle , Jean Claude Pagal,Louis Paul Mfede, Emile Mbouh, Cyrille Makanaky,Andre Kana-Biyik, Francois Oman-Biyik, Eugene Ekeke, Roger Milla!
Kana-Bikik and Ben Massing......choi, those guys ehn!
theDunamis wrote:Those guys don't get enough credit. It is hard enough playing one sport at a high level; but to combine soccer, wrestling and mixed martial arts into one sport is something the world will likely not see again for a very long time.Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:That was the Kung Fu team. This was waaay before the time of wrestlers. Ask Cannigia...Cellular wrote:Was this the first professional wrestling team from Cameroun?Makanaky wrote:Thomas Nkono, Emmanuel Kunde, Benjamin Massing, Stephen Tataw, Bertin Ebwelle , Jean Claude Pagal,Louis Paul Mfede, Emile Mbouh, Cyrille Makanaky,Andre Kana-Biyik, Francois Oman-Biyik, Eugene Ekeke, Roger Milla!
Kana-Bikik and Ben Massing......choi, those guys ehn!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_FHqWXllX4[/video]theDunamis wrote:Those guys don't get enough credit. It is hard enough playing one sport at a high level; but to combine soccer, wrestling and mixed martial arts into one sport is something the world will likely not see again for a very long time.Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:That was the Kung Fu team. This was waaay before the time of wrestlers. Ask Cannigia...Cellular wrote:Was this the first professional wrestling team from Cameroun?Makanaky wrote:Thomas Nkono, Emmanuel Kunde, Benjamin Massing, Stephen Tataw, Bertin Ebwelle , Jean Claude Pagal,Louis Paul Mfede, Emile Mbouh, Cyrille Makanaky,Andre Kana-Biyik, Francois Oman-Biyik, Eugene Ekeke, Roger Milla!
Kana-Bikik and Ben Massing......choi, those guys ehn!
Scipio Africanus wrote:That was a loaded team. Their beautiful names rolled off the tongue and left you no doubt that this was an African team of no nonsense hard men. Hard! Easily brushed aside the then world champions Argentina fielding the highly slick and dangerous partners in crime on and off the field - Maradona and Caniggia. Cocaine aficionados and bad boys extraordinaire.
Those two would deal with Nigeria with the most extreme wickedness and ice cold brutality 4 years later in 1994 and remind us that the World Cup is for big boys where there is no forgiveness for the tiniest mistake. Cold blooded to the max. We still have not recovered our confidence against them since then, 26 years later and 5 matches with 0 wins. Perhaps we should have made the pilgrimage to Douala or Yaounde to get some tips on how to handle those tricky slicksters.
Chimurenga Rebel wrote:They where unapologetically African. They had a swag to the way they played their football. The names sounded very exotic for us in Zimbabwe. We cheered them on in Harare.
God bless the people of Cameroon and God bless every single one of those ballers who flew the African and Cameroonian flag.
To this day I remember the exploits of that great team. They made the world stand up and respect African football.
that team poor officiating do them against England,They were the better team in quarter final against England
Add Victor Ndip. The whole of Nigeria was solidly behind Cameroon and I went to bed without eating my dinner because I was upset when England beat Cameroon in the quarter finals.Makanaky wrote:Thomas Nkono, Emmanuel Kunde, Benjamin Massing, Stephen Tataw, Bertin Ebwelle , Jean Claude Pagal,Louis Paul Mfede, Emile Mbouh, Cyrille Makanaky,Andre Kana-Biyik, Francois Oman-Biyik, Eugene Ekeke, Roger Milla!
kalani JR wrote:who the hell are they?
You gorra be kee-ring, right?So you were on this gra gra grass cutting team?Makanaky wrote:We know you have our back even though you can't bring yourselves to admit it.
kajifu wrote:Chimurenga Rebel wrote:They where unapologetically African. They had a swag to the way they played their football. The names sounded very exotic for us in Zimbabwe. We cheered them on in Harare.
God bless the people of Cameroon and God bless every single one of those ballers who flew the African and Cameroonian flag.
To this day I remember the exploits of that great team. They made the world stand up and respect African football.
From Simon Kuper's book "Football Against The Enemy" (Page 121):Damunk wrote:
...and now.
True legend.
cchinukw wrote:Emmanuel Kunde na kpangolo kpako jam bori.
Sorry, but I did not rate Makanaky. He had nice dreads and people loved his dreads, that's about it. The other dread, Jean-Claude Pagal, was way better, though they played different positions.Damunk wrote:This was definitely my favourite player of that team......and I just loved his name.
Then....
...and now.
True legend.