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davidylan (m)
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Hey what do you think about mikel's perfomance today?
I thot it was a very masterful display for a young man with tremendous talent. maybe just maybe there is life without JJ Okocha afterall. We have a new no. 10
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otokx (m)
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i don't think so, ayila or odiah i think are better off.
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adeore (f)
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mikel is only good for 2nd half
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topeorekoy (m)
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mikel new jay jay? he can't be. maybe in 2 years time. jay jay was patriotic in his day and he gave his all. mikel is only the new makalele in chelsea but not the new jay jay. he sees chelsea above nigeria and i think he needs to be punished fo his actions.
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9ja4eva (m)
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Oh yes thank God someone sees it dt way tooo
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danniecool (m)
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Mikel is Mikel not new Jay Jay, the guy is still a young man who still have the chance to learn so much handling the midfield for Nigeria, Okocha started really nice time in midfield play 1999 though he was know with his fine dribbling skills but there was no authority in term of distribution of balls and accurate passes to others players advantage i mean the strikers.
Okacha what at his peak (i mean took football really serious) when age was not in his side, but mikel at his tender age have those quality required from a good midfielder, have good passes, can not be easily dispose by any player when he is with the ball he might not play like okocha but atleast he still have something to cheer us.
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RuuDie (m)
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From the way things are going down @ the bridge, Mikel's probably going to end up being Nigeria's defensive midfielder !
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chuckdee4 (m)
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He's no where close to being the new Jay Jay, besides they play different positions, u can say he might b eth enext Oliseh (Oh how i miss those days  ) with a bit more discipline and respect he has what it takes to become world class, because he hardly losses the ball and is very difficult to disposses
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RuuDie (m)
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I think he's adding too much weight --- if he doesn't tone it down, he's soon going to be playing like Geremi Njitap
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dason4life (m)
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I think he's adding too much weight --- if he doesn't tone it down, he's soon going to be playing like Geremi Njitap
The guy stays at England, and you know, Lampard has given him what he gave Shevy to eat lol the TRIO are now FAT 
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doyin13 (m)
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Jay Jay = god
Mikel Obi = mere mortal
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doyin13 (m)
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Jay Jay = god
Mikel Obi = mere mortal
I make this statement based on personal experience. It was in 1995 when Nigeria was playing in Saudi Arabia in the Intercontinental Cup. This was Jay Jay in his heydays, when he was dazzling Wembley or bamboozling those upstarts at Old Trafford in the C/league with Fenerbache. This particular match, NTA was not offering any commentary so we had to listen to a constant deluge of Arabic. Okocha was on fire that day. He was using his whole repertoire, and it all became too much for the dazed arabic commentator. He screamed: 'Okocha, Okocha, Okocha, Allahu Akbar God bless jay jay
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doyin13 (m)
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Jay Z = God MC
Jay Jay= God Baller
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fynewaka (m)
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You want to insult the great Jay Jay Okocha. There is just no semblance in their kind of football. Mikel is never going to be like him.
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chidichris (m)
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Mikel to me should not be likened to okocha because as long as football is concerned okocha did not make the history we expected from him. trace okocha from the day one till date and begin to wonder what went wrong with him. despite all his moves with the leather, he got less medals and individual awards. i see mikel as a refined okocha with sharp passes and football sense despite his age. even okocha himself would want mikel to go more places with football than he did. the boy is doing well and if things continue the way it is, we will one day come together to be proud of him as a good ambassador. i know in the next 3 years, he will be having a warehouse for medals and awards in which area okocha failed.
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9ja4eva (m)
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Ma brova dt one na big lie
Well u be Mikel supporter so no need
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mellow (m)
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Mikel to me should not be likened to okocha because as long as football is concerned okocha did not make the history we expected from him. trace okocha from the day one till date and begin to wonder what went wrong with him. despite all his moves with the leather, he got less medals and individual awards. i see mikel as a refined okocha with sharp passes and football sense despite his age. even okocha himself would want mikel to go more places with football than he did. the boy is doing well and if things continue the way it is, we will one day come together to be proud of him as a good ambassador. i know in the next 3 years, he will be having a warehouse for medals and awards in which area okocha failed.
Not everybody has the fortune or luck to acquire medals and Jay Jay happens to be among the less fortunate ones. But that cannot demaean the fact that Okocha has added value to world football/history. he has held the world spell bound with his dazzling display. He has paid his dues and we cannot bugrudge him that. Mikel, on the other hand is a fine player and we pray for God to give him more grace to achieve greatness in the feed of Football.
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delwu (m)
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people just seem to forget too easily, he was so good he was named twice!!! try john john  makes no sense. don't ever try comparing both players, his highness (jay jay) was in a league of his own. let it end there abeg.
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9ja4eva (m)
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Mikel is nt PERIOD
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