onomeabuja:
And some of our boyz in those days still de claim 40yrs & 45yrs....,
the thing wen de pain past be say..., those our old men of those days days still de do dreadlock & wear earing

Ishilove:
He has changed so much. I remember how unhappy he looked in that AFCON '94 finals and when I asked my dad why, he shrugged and said 'Nigeria'.

onomeabuja:
And some of our boyz in those days still de claim 40yrs & 45yrs....,
the thing wen de pain past be say..., those our old men of those days days still de do dreadlock & wear earing

paulolee:

av heard so many pundits speaks highly about him but its just too bad dt i didnt watch him dt much coaching Nigeria....I mean dt time I was more of a child watching football for d fun of it and i knew nothing about tactics and the key analysis of coaching but I knew he did great works for team Nigeria because whenever foreign coaches are mentioned, he and bonfre jo do tops d list..

paulolee:

av heard so many pundits speaks highly about him but its just too bad dt i didnt watch him dt much coaching Nigeria....I mean dt time I was more of a child watching football for d fun of it and i knew nothing about tactics and the key analysis of coaching but I knew he did great works for team Nigeria because whenever foreign coaches are mentioned, he and bonfre jo do tops d list..

Fibonacci88:
I thought they said he had HIV. Look at him looking very healthy at 80 while those who might have stigmatized him won't get beyond 60

mysticwarrior:
I watched this man coached the super eagles in Tunisia 94, a victory over defending champions Ivory coast was my best match of that tournament. During the USA 94 world cup, crazy super eagles fans will never forget how he made a formidable combination of Daniel Amokachi, Emanuel Amunike, Finidi George and the deadly Rashidi Yekini to form the greatest super eagles attack in Nigerian football history. he is the best coach Nigeria has ever had.

Kingcalls:


No wonder u still think likecs child ... henceforth, I will stop arguing with u when it comes to soccer...I also saw a post of urs that shows u are also a simp... u will still grow to understand football and women better

Vinnie2000:



Wow!! You watched AFCON Finals with ur Dad in 1994??

Meaning, You be Senior Sist!!..

We supposed to dey Butu (Greet in Urhobo language) for you oo..

Racoon:
-Most successful foreign coach in Super Eagles' history celebrates 81st birthday in style

- Clemens Westerhof was appointed Super Eagles coach back in 1989 by the then NFA.

- The Dutchman led Nigeria to win AFCON in 1994 and also to their first World Cup appearance

- Fans have taken to social media to celebrate with the icon on his 81st birthday



https://www.legit.ng/amp/1414384-most-successful-foreign-coach-super-eagles-history-celebrates-81st-birthday-style.html?__twitter_impression=true

Idah Pee wrote:


https://mobile.twitter.com/IdahPeterside/status/1389325538280550408

RingRoadMafia:


Please do your research, he's not HIV positive. No soil the man good name. Edit your post abeg.

AmazingELixir:





What is diswan talking about...so Bulgaria and Greece are your definition of world football powers....the likes of Spain, Germany, Brazil, Argentina and Holland are terrestrial football powers then.

ELKHALIFAISIS:
How is he the most successful coach super Eagles ever had ... what did he do Stephen Keshi didn't do... anyway a prophet will never have value in his land

Racoon:
Many hearty HBD sir! I respect Clemens Westerhof a lots.His decision to camp the Eagles in Papendal-Holland for intensive training prior to the USA 1994 world cup was a wise decision.

This is because it simply helped the Tunisia-94 nation's cup-winning eagles champions to blend to a formidable team that knocked off the world football powers like Bulgaria, Greece in our first outing @ the world stage.Nigeria was not just lucky enough with the second round game against Italy