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TheSuperNerd:
Mikel, Kanu, Yakubu Make List Of Premier League's Most Influential African Players of All Time

https://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/football_pics/38439Kanu.jpg


Following the runaway success of Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah in the Premier League this season, the football experts at The History of African Success have looked back through the-history-of-african-success.com in the English Premier League to find out who were the most influential players of all time.

Using their exclusive 'influence' score, which awards points for appearances, match wins and Premier League titles, while deducting points for match losses - BFB have been able to sort the good from the truly great.

And it's good news for Kolo Toure, who is crowned as the most influential African player in Premier League history!
With a total influence score of 925 points, he shockingly beat out Chelsea legends Didier Drogba on 760 points and John Obi Mikel on 665 points.


The top 10 most influential African players in the Premier League of all time are:

1) Kolo Toure - Arsenal, Liverpool - Ivory Coast - 925 points

2) Didier Drogba - Chelsea - Ivory Coast - 700 points

3) John Obi Mikel - Chelsea - Nigeria - 665 points

4) Yaya Toure - Man City - Ivory Coast - 636 points

5) Emmanuel Adebayor - Arsenal,Man City, Tottenham - Togo - 557 points

6) Nwankwo Kanu - Arsenal - Nigeria - 537 points

7) Michael Essien - Chelsea - Ghana - 495 points

8.) Yakubu Aiyegbeni - Everton - Nigeria - 381 points

9) Victor Wanyama - Tottenham - Kenya - 318 points

10) Sadio Mane - Southampton, Liverpool - Senegal - 269 points



Looking at the nationalities of the most successful players reveals that Nigeria are the biggest supplier of Premier League talent, with 6 players in the Top 24 shortlist.

Cote d'Ivoire comes in second place with 5 players, while Ghana and Senegal are tied in the third place with 3 player representatives each.

In terms of which nation has scored the most goals though, Cote d'Ivoire narrowly beats Nigeria into first place, with 194 goals to Nigeria's 184 goals.

Togo reaches third place with 97 goals solely thanks to the efforts of Emmanuel Adebayor.


The top 5 "Most goals scored" is as follows:

1) Ivory Coast - 194 goals - Didier Drogba (104 goals)

2) Nigeria - 184 goals - Yakubu Aiyegbeni (95 goals)

3) Togo - 97 goals - Emmanuel Adebayor (97 goals)

4) Ghana - 51 goals - Tony Yeboah (24 goals)

5) Senegal - 45 goals - Sadio Mane ( 43 goals)

To make the shortlist, players had to be of clear African heritage and have a minimum of 30 club appearances.


**Igho Kingsley
Photo Credit : twitter.com/papilokanu


Source: http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=27583


Cc Dominique, Lalasticlala

Who haf we offended dat included Yakubu Aiyegbeni s name ??

Narldon:



Does anyone remember this Match?


Yakubu, 2010 world Cup

YAKIKPU

danden18:
What is influencial abt Mikel and yakubu ?

Some Man Utd Nigerian fans won't see anything good in mikel

No Jay Jay? List is a scam

Jay jay no make d list

danden18:
What is influencial abt Mikel and yakubu ?

read the post again. This time, slowwwwwly!

praiseneofingz:
yaku what?

No kill me with laff abeg

It's funny now but Nigerians were enraged that day

Narldon:



Does anyone remember this Match?


Yakubu, 2010 world Cup

This list is completely biased,

if a defensive midfielder like Mikel that doesn't score goals get ranked above Jay-Jay Okocha that kept banging in goals and made life a living hell for big clubs



then say no more.



THIS LIST IS A LOAD OF CR*P


#TeamJayJay


Saying Senegal has 45 goals and Sadio Mane has scored 43 out of them of all time is arrant nonsense. El Hadj Diouf was counting stars in his EPL days abi.

El Hadji Diouf Stats
2002–2005 Liverpool 55 App (3 goals)
2004–2005 → Bolton Wanderers (loan) 27 App (9 goals)
2005–2008 Bolton Wanderers 87 App (12 goals)
2008–2009 Sunderland 14 App (0 goals)
2009–2011 Blackburn Rovers 60 App (4 goals)

Total of 28 goals in EPL alone

Load of poo list

goldman777:
No kill me with laff abeg

lol na true nau how far godforsaken bull go dey among them

goldman777:
No kill me with laff abeg

lol na true nau how dat godforsaken bull go dey among them

Alienalert:
Okocha not even in top 10...Definitely cos od the club he played fir.

no, he played fewer seasons there

praiseneofingz:
lol na true nau how dat godforsaken bull go dey among them

I remember that worldcup he ballooned ball 3times alone with d keeper like his legs where handicapped i carry hand put for head

sunkieisland:
This list is completely biased,

if a defensive midfielder like Mikel that doesn't score goals get ranked above Jay-Jay Okocha that kept banging in goals and made life a living hell for big clubs



then say no more.



THIS LIST IS A LOAD OF CR*P


#TeamJayJay


Saying Senegal has 45 goals and Sadio Mane has scored 43 out of them of all time is arrant nonsense. El Hadj Diouf was counting stars in his EPL days abi.

El Hadji Diouf Stats
2002–2005 Liverpool 55 App (3 goals)
2004–2005 → Bolton Wanderers (loan) 27 App (9 goals)
2005–2008 Bolton Wanderers 87 App (12 goals)
2008–2009 Sunderland 14 App (0 goals)
2009–2011 Blackburn Rovers 60 App (4 goals)

Total of 28 goals in EPL alone

Load of poo list

Its about how long you played. Not about goals, its about your conduct, how regular you make the squad and the starting 11 at large.

In terms of conduct, Diouf is not a good role model

TheSuperNerd:
Mikel, Kanu, Yakubu Make List Of Premier League's Most Influential African Players of All Time

https://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/football_pics/38439Kanu.jpg


Following the runaway success of Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah in the Premier League this season, the football experts at The History of African Success have looked back through the-history-of-african-success.com in the English Premier League to find out who were the most influential players of all time.

Using their exclusive 'influence' score, which awards points for appearances, match wins and Premier League titles, while deducting points for match losses - BFB have been able to sort the good from the truly great.

And it's good news for Kolo Toure, who is crowned as the most influential African player in Premier League history!
With a total influence score of 925 points, he shockingly beat out Chelsea legends Didier Drogba on 760 points and John Obi Mikel on 665 points.


The top 10 most influential African players in the Premier League of all time are:

1) Kolo Toure - Arsenal, Liverpool - Ivory Coast - 925 points

2) Didier Drogba - Chelsea - Ivory Coast - 700 points

3) John Obi Mikel - Chelsea - Nigeria - 665 points

4) Yaya Toure - Man City - Ivory Coast - 636 points

5) Emmanuel Adebayor - Arsenal,Man City, Tottenham - Togo - 557 points

6) Nwankwo Kanu - Arsenal - Nigeria - 537 points

7) Michael Essien - Chelsea - Ghana - 495 points

8.) Yakubu Aiyegbeni - Everton - Nigeria - 381 points

9) Victor Wanyama - Tottenham - Kenya - 318 points

10) Sadio Mane - Southampton, Liverpool - Senegal - 269 points



Looking at the nationalities of the most successful players reveals that Nigeria are the biggest supplier of Premier League talent, with 6 players in the Top 24 shortlist.

Cote d'Ivoire comes in second place with 5 players, while Ghana and Senegal are tied in the third place with 3 player representatives each.

In terms of which nation has scored the most goals though, Cote d'Ivoire narrowly beats Nigeria into first place, with 194 goals to Nigeria's 184 goals.

Togo reaches third place with 97 goals solely thanks to the efforts of Emmanuel Adebayor.


The top 5 "Most goals scored" is as follows:

1) Ivory Coast - 194 goals - Didier Drogba (104 goals)

2) Nigeria - 184 goals - Yakubu Aiyegbeni (95 goals)

3) Togo - 97 goals - Emmanuel Adebayor (97 goals)

4) Ghana - 51 goals - Tony Yeboah (24 goals)

5) Senegal - 45 goals - Sadio Mane ( 43 goals)

To make the shortlist, players had to be of clear African heritage and have a minimum of 30 club appearances.


**Igho Kingsley
Photo Credit : twitter.com/papilokanu


Source: http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=27583

No Jay-Jay?

goldman777:
I remember that worldcup he ballooned ball 3times alone with d keeper like his legs where handicapped i carry hand put for head

na bastard naa

A list without Mohamed Salah is that one a list

danden18:
What is influencial abt Mikel and yakubu ?

Much more influential than Okocha. Ihenacho cannot score 50 premier league goals in his entire career in the english premiership

no J.J . i dont believe this .

I can't see lateef agogo on that list now

TheSuperNerd:
Mikel, Kanu, Yakubu Make List Of Premier League's Most Influential African Players of All Time

https://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/football_pics/38439Kanu.jpg


Following the runaway success of Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah in the Premier League this season, the football experts at The History of African Success have looked back through the-history-of-african-success.com in the English Premier League to find out who were the most influential players of all time.

Using their exclusive 'influence' score, which awards points for appearances, match wins and Premier League titles, while deducting points for match losses - BFB have been able to sort the good from the truly great.

And it's good news for Kolo Toure, who is crowned as the most influential African player in Premier League history!
With a total influence score of 925 points, he shockingly beat out Chelsea legends Didier Drogba on 760 points and John Obi Mikel on 665 points.


The top 10 most influential African players in the Premier League of all time are:

1) Kolo Toure - Arsenal, Liverpool - Ivory Coast - 925 points

2) Didier Drogba - Chelsea - Ivory Coast - 700 points

3) John Obi Mikel - Chelsea - Nigeria - 665 points

4) Yaya Toure - Man City - Ivory Coast - 636 points

5) Emmanuel Adebayor - Arsenal,Man City, Tottenham - Togo - 557 points

6) Nwankwo Kanu - Arsenal - Nigeria - 537 points

7) Michael Essien - Chelsea - Ghana - 495 points

8.) Yakubu Aiyegbeni - Everton - Nigeria - 381 points

9) Victor Wanyama - Tottenham - Kenya - 318 points

10) Sadio Mane - Southampton, Liverpool - Senegal - 269 points



Looking at the nationalities of the most successful players reveals that Nigeria are the biggest supplier of Premier League talent, with 6 players in the Top 24 shortlist.

Cote d'Ivoire comes in second place with 5 players, while Ghana and Senegal are tied in the third place with 3 player representatives each.

In terms of which nation has scored the most goals though, Cote d'Ivoire narrowly beats Nigeria into first place, with 194 goals to Nigeria's 184 goals.

Togo reaches third place with 97 goals solely thanks to the efforts of Emmanuel Adebayor.


The top 5 "Most goals scored" is as follows:

1) Ivory Coast - 194 goals - Didier Drogba (104 goals)

2) Nigeria - 184 goals - Yakubu Aiyegbeni (95 goals)

3) Togo - 97 goals - Emmanuel Adebayor (97 goals)

4) Ghana - 51 goals - Tony Yeboah (24 goals)

5) Senegal - 45 goals - Sadio Mane ( 43 goals)

To make the shortlist, players had to be of clear African heritage and have a minimum of 30 club appearances.


**Igho Kingsley
Photo Credit : twitter.com/papilokanu


Source: http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=27583

inaccurate list, u say Senegal have scored just 45 premier league goals and 43 out of it scored by Sadio Mane?
I completely disagree
how about Elhadji Diouf?
how about Mame Biram Diouf?
how about Bouba Diop?

Guy check well

Gabaleve:
inaccurate list, u say Senegal have scored just 45 premier league goals and 43 out of it scored by Sadio Mane?
I completely disagree
how about Elhadji Diouf?
how about Mame Biram Diouf?
how about Bouba Diop?

Guy check well

I just taya for the guy. You even forgot Demba Ba and Papiss Cisse!