snowprince07:
pls my mom just recieved a call
from an old family frend telling
her of an ongoing replacement in
FRSC and he gave a line to call
the woman said she would send
me a number (ID no) but i
should mke payment for uniforms
and training materials and i
would report at abuja by 12noon
tomorow. Now i smell someting
fishy is this genuine ? i need a
comfirmation pls help a bro if it
is genuine i dont wanna loose
this opportunity.

You still dey ask us

Smellymouth:


Egbon Chronique, you remember the Friendly game against Yugoslavia?

Baruwa should be tied and flogged..

kai that match I was ashamed


that were chigozie agbim learnt from

unclezuma:


Ambruse Vanzekin

He didn't make it to the National Team.

supereagle:


He didn't make it to the National Team.

Under 20 was the question...

And why is Ike Shorunmu not on this list? Nonsense


Btw it's 'Keeper' Rufai. Not Peter Rufai

femi4:
Lol....I only saw Rufai and Enyama played.

No mind Baruwa....he was destined to be great right from Sec school (Up IC) until he lost his spot to Dosu in Atlanta 96 and we had to rely on Rufai in France 98 when Baruwa decided to dribble Predrag Mijatovic in a friendly against Yugoslavia towards France 98

Baruwa...Omo Alhaji ......No Baruwa, No Shooting stars

no. Omo Alhaja

verygudbadguy:
I know Peter Rufai, Dosu Joseph, Aloy Agu, Abiodun Baruwa, Vincent Eyeama.

There is one more guy but i can't remember his name right now; The keeper of our under 20 team.

Do u mean muniru ambali ?

Dosu Joseph

unclezuma:


Ambruse Vanzekin

Correct..

cyojunior1:



Do u mean muniru ambali ?

No, his name is Ambruse Vanzekin.

A few youth team keepers looked promising but somehow failed to make the cut later eg: Lemmy Isah; Andrew Aikhuomogbe; Angus Ikeji; Greg Etafia; Bassey Akpan; Dele Aiyenugba, Ambrose Vanzekin; Dosu Joseph (injured) etc

3 other great keepers that is worth mentioning are

1. Ally Agu


2. Ike shorunmu


3. Joseph Dusu

verygudbadguy:
I know Peter Rufai, Dosu Joseph, Aloy Agu, Abiodun Baruwa, Vincent Eyeama.

There is one more guy but i can't remember his name right now; The keeper of our under 20 team.

Modified: Ambruse Vanzekin

I just remembered Ike Sorunmu and Austin Ejide..

Alampasa

FirstCounsel:
A few youth team keepers looked promising but somehow failed to make the cut later eg: Lemmy Isah; Andrew Aikhuomogbe; Angus Ikeji; Greg Etafia; Bassey Akpan; Ambrose Vanzekin; Dosu Joseph (injured) etc

Greg Etafia sha,

obicentlis:
Alampasa

Alampasu

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Where did the OP put Alloy Agu. If not for anything for his patriotism. He even lost a teeth during Nigeria's quest for the World Cup in 1998

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robosky02:

as a national team goalkeeper, he conceded the least goals – 4 goals over his 8 years career between 1960– 1969.

still we nor qualify go any world 4 dat period

verygudbadguy:
I know Peter Rufai, Dosu Joseph, Aloy Agu, Abiodun Baruwa, Vincent Eyeama.

There is one more guy but i can't remember his name right now; The keeper of our under 20 team.

Modified: Ambruse Vanzekin

I just remembered Ike Sorunmu and Austin Ejide..

how about Alampasu

babasolo:



how about Alampasu

alampa ko

alampasu ni


abeg this one never start him career

toseen7:
Greg Etafia sha,

toseen7:
Greg Etafia sha,

teelaw4life:
(used to call him keeper rufai)

Exactly

robosky02:



alampa ko

alampasu ni


abeg this one never start him
career

Lmaooooooooo, u dont meAn it

teelaw4life:
I know Peter Rufai (used to call him keeper rufai).

Ike Shorunmu too

I grow up calling him keeper rufai also.. good old days

I think the best goalkeeper of all time is my mouth. Up till date it has never missed a ball of amala with ewedu soup.

robosky02:
for the worst keepers


1. abiodun baruwa

2. Chigozie Agbim


and .....

3. Greg Etafia

buffalowings:


You still dey ask us

yeah but more like sharing it with beloved Nlanders so they dont fall victim how abt that

In terms of achievement, longevity and consistency in action for Nigeria, Vincent Enyeama is #1 and unrivalled.
His success has been under appreciated due to the many needless hiccups caused by the ever incompetent NFF.
Peter Rufai is next but he seems to have respect than Enyeama because of the fact that he was last of the generation that was in action in days when our league was pulling crowds and Stationery Stores was Lagos fans darling club.
Dosu Joseph has no place in top 15.
He only kept and won at the Olympics and a few Super Eagles matches later before his accident.
Baruwa has no place here either though he had more matches that Disu, he was inconsistent.
David Ngodigha, late Wilfred Agbonavbare did great at critical points in WC qualifiers.
Agbonavbare only made a mistake in one match in a Wafu Cup in 1984 and Nig lost to Togo 2:4 and the Nig press black mailed him thereafter which many people didn't know what happened but kept rubbishing his name for long.
Alloy Agu had Westerhoff's favour with Christian Chukwu's influence from 1986-92. Being young from Flying Eagles of 1985, they hope he would improve but he never did but Westerhoff ignored other options, as far as defence was good he was kept there till his error reached its peak in Senegal "92 Nations Cup semi-final and Nig lost to Ghana.
At that time Agbonavbare had been the 2nd Best Goal keeper in Spain for 3yrs but they ignored his performances.
Not wanting to risk Agu errors again, Westerhoff brought Wilfred back and kept goal for all the matches in 1994 WC qualifiers and most of the Nations cup qualifying matches.
Rufai had been out of football after Maroc "88 Nations cup, he went to school in Spain and came out with Master's degree.
By 1993, he was returning to action but rusty. After Nig had qualified for the Nations Cup with 2 matches to spare Rufai was recalled to be tested in the inconsequential mstches and his return started from there.
Okala was a collosus mostly to his intimidating height.
His time was not that long in the 70s before Ogedengbe displaced him 1980.
Ogedengbe time was not that long too. His success in the 1980 NC made him.
By 1982, Rufai, Patrick Okala (Emma Okala's younger brother) and the return of Peter Fregene from the cooler displaced Ogedegbe for good. Fregene didn't continue after Libya "82, Pat Okala and Rufai continued to "84 NC.
Only Rufai remained from that time till David Ngodigha and Wilfred (from a successful 1983 Flying Eagle).

Nice attempt. Please make it 8 to create space for Ike Shorunmu alias Ike Anobi

FirstCounsel:
A few youth team keepers looked promising but somehow failed to make the cut later eg: Lemmy Isah; Andrew Aikhuomogbe; Angus Ikeji; Greg Etafia; Bassey Akpan; Dele Aiyenugba, Ambrose Vanzekin; Dosu Joseph (injured) etc

Including Lucky Agbonasevbaefe (First Golden Eaglets goal keeper China "85).
Most of were at the time Rufai, David Ngodigha and Alloy Agu held the SE.
While they were good at the junior level in their height, Most Of them were too short, less than 1.82m (6ft) tall except Lucky Agbons exactly 6ft tall.
Even Lucky Agbons was told by Westerhoff that he was too short in compared to Rufai and Wilfred (about 6.3ft) tall.
Watch YouTube videos, you 'll see all of them in action.

Solowande:
still we nor qualify go any world 4 dat period

omo

the competition then was tougher cos it was only one country that can qualify to represent Africa unlike now you have five