happney65:
Aha!

I remember this very well. It was in 2004. I remember watching it at a roadside viewing centre at Olorunsogo.. Okocha just won the BBC African footballer of the year when he singlehandedly brought Bolton Wonderers from Relegation

It was just the stroke of half time. Okocha scored that wonderful goal and we went into half time

Before then, Cameroun has always been our nemesis beating us back to back even with ojoro from their top guy,Issa Hayatou who was the CAF chairman then

We went on to win that game 2-1 and that was what broke the camerounian jinz ever since then..

P.S.Camoroun also had the best of the best in their team then not their current crop of players who I believe we can defeat tonight

Kollabo419:
Nna mehnnn


Met this dude at Banana island runway on his regular early morning jogging
Carry cap cover face

What a snubber mehnnn

Obakoolex:
Yes we remember it was a beautiful retaliation after they scored us few minutes earlier

The match was between Etoo and Okocha

achorladey:
That player called NDIEFI 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 that day ehn

Sergioaguero:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JZMBKW_Xkk?si=3XHkmR2n4XPfN78K

G00dharddick:


Which nairalanders?

You should know I don't have time for such people. And obi actually won the last elections massively even though he was rigged out and his votes was highly reduced. This is a known fact. Even one of the river state governments officials said this.

TheLawAsItIs:


I remember the match too. There was no light back then. I watched it at Powerline, Ijaiye Ojokoro, Lagos from a TV that was powered with a car battery.

Which Olorunsogo by the way, Abeokuta or Ibadan?

Adakintroy:
If my memory serve me right we still lost that game.







Your Memory did not serve you right because Nigeria won this Match 2:1




Jay is one of the most over hyped player in football history. Was never well oriented in football as regard end goals. never played with any real intent or purpose just mindless circle dribbles..little wonder caf and the world never confer on him any known award. We nigerian like him but not clubs he played for..once they saw through his cirlcle dribble they were quick to release him. He was not a magician. He was a trick star.

It took the likes of Sam allardice and their decipline antics to get him to play real team football for once in his life and that was at the twilight of his career. That's why his best football days was at Bolton. Otherwise he was just a crowd pleaser with nor ending outcome. For those of you thinking am hating, consider that For all his dribble, he hardly never emerge much as highest goal scorer, or had the highest assist or created the most chance in games. But he will emerge somehow as the most liked and most entertaining Player by the crowd. I mean by the crowd. Crowd have a need to be entertained. Coaches consider mostly ur vital stats.

Football has an end. And that's is what we call the "goals" JJ miss it many time both literally and metaphorical. By literal I mean his shots are wide. I mean way wide at times.

By metaphorically I mean to this day he did not opt for coaching or footballing academy but gambling. Am sure he was throwing away games for money even before he became a full fleshed gambling kingpin. If you are into money that way you into money that way. Bad habit no de start one day.


You call him your legend. I call him distinctively average player.

yemex04:


Yeah I guess












You are very well entitled to this your Opinion..We all can not see all things from the same Perceptive,

yemex04:


Certainly, we can't always see things from similar perspective. But most alternative perspective don't come with details just touchy feelings. How they feel he is the greatest.












You are very well entitled to this your Opinion..We all can not see all things from the same Perceptive,

Trendy247:
We don't have any striker currently. Victor Oshimen just dey do busy body for nothing.

Kollabo419:
Nna mehnnn


Met this dude at Banana island runway on his regular early morning jogging
Carry cap cover face

What a snubber mehnnn

Marvieduke:
I remembered watching that match, same free kick when he was in Bolton Wanderers.....

Vinnie2000:

This Freekick and Match in 2004 was the Talk of the Town for Days.

After Suffering the painful defeat to Cameroon in that 2000 final,
This Victory felt like a Sweet Revenge!

I remember Roger Milla, sweating under the Sunny weather and wiping his Face with Handkerchief.

G00dharddick:


Which nairalanders?

You should know I don't have time for such people. And obi actually won the last elections massively even though he was rigged out and his votes was highly reduced. This is a known fact. Even one of the river state governments officials said this.

EbenezerTriumph:

Issa Hayatou CAF chairman that year
Patrick Mboma
Woke
Robert Song (Captain)
Aladiere Song of Arsenal
Samuel Eto o
Omo them been plenty wey hot that year for Cameroon

Olalekanbanky1:

Ok na
I sha know he went through lots of bashing after the match and he announced his retirement. He later came back

Adakintroy:
If my memory serve me right we still lost that game.


Jay is one of the most over hyped player in football history. Was never well oriented in football as regard end goals. never played with any real intent or purpose just mindless circle dribbles..little wonder caf and the world never confer on him any known award. We nigerian like him but not clubs he played for..once they saw through his cirlcle dribble they were quick to release him. He was not a magician. He was a trick star.

It took the likes of Sam allardice and their decipline antics to get him to play real team football for once in his life and that was at the twilight of his career. That's why his best football days was at Bolton. Otherwise he was just a crowd pleaser with nor ending outcome. For those of you thinking am hating, consider that For all his dribble, he hardly never emerge much as highest goal scorer, or had the highest assist or created the most chance in games. But he will emerge somehow as the most liked and most entertaining Player by the crowd. I mean by the crowd. Crowd have a need to be entertained. Coaches consider mostly ur vital stats.

Football has an end. And that's is what we call the "goals" JJ miss it many time both literally and metaphorical. By literal I mean his shots are wide. I mean way wide at times.

By metaphorically I mean to this day he did not opt for coaching or footballing academy but gambling. Am sure he was throwing away games for money even before he became a full fleshed gambling kingpin. If you are into money that way you into money that way. Bad habit no de start one day.


You call him your legend. I call him distinctively average player.

ecolime:
Jay Jay- He was so good they named him twice

BTW, I am surprised Osaze Odemwengie played with him and Kanu.

happney65:
Aha!

I remember this very well. It was in 2004. I remember watching it at a roadside viewing centre at Olorunsogo.. Okocha just won the BBC African footballer of the year when he singlehandedly brought Bolton Wonderers from Relegation

It was just the stroke of half time. Okocha scored that wonderful goal and we went into half time

Before then, Cameroun has always been our nemesis beating us back to back even with ojoro from their top guy,Issa Hayatou who was the CAF chairman then

We went on to win that game 2-1 and that was what broke the camerounian jinz ever since then..

P.S.Camoroun also had the best of the best in their team then not their current crop of players who I believe we can defeat tonight

G00dharddick:


Which nairalanders?

You should know I don't have time for such people. And obi actually won the last elections massively even though he was rigged out and his votes was highly reduced. This is a known fact. Even one of the river state governments officials said this.

culidea:


I must know you... I watched that match at that same place. Olorunsogo bus stop by the round about... lets connect!