Comrade! This is very interesting, seeing you take us down memory lane in the history of football in Nigeria is mind blowing. I enjoyed every bit of it. E ku ise opolo sir. Oga Agbaletu, eyin naa ku ise sir. I really appreciate this work you are doing and I pray God to endow you with more strength, wisdom and resources to forge ahead.
I don't even watch European football but this man makes me want to go watch the local league. Very interesting listening to him. Comrade's stories brings back the glory
Thank you, Comrade. I love this session. You brought back old memories. You are an encyclopedia, Comrade. I wonder how you remember the coach names, the scores, the year, and the host nations. We are talking over 60 years of history. You covered every important stage of our football history. USA 1994 was the most painful part of our history. We had a great team. We had a golden chance to really go far in the tournament, but disunity among the boys really affected us. The Bulgaria that we trashed in the first game reached the semi-final. The Italy that struggled to beat us in the round of 16 extra time reached the final. That showed how good the team was. Some people say Keshi started the mafia against Rashidi Yekini. He also confirmed in one of his interviews many years ago that it seemed some players were not happy with Yekini in the tournament. He said Yekini knelt down in one of their meetings in the USA to beg his team members that they should forgive him if he offended any of them. It was obvious against Italy cos our forward players, especially Amokachi were not passing to Yekini. The game could have been 2 nil before Italy got the equalizer. Also, in the first game against Bulgaria, many of them didn't celebrate with him after he scored our first world cup goal ever. I don't want to believe that Keshi was part of the mafia because he did more good for the Super Eagles.
I also remembered the painful loss of "Balu Balu n tafin" of 1984. We were in secondary school then even uptill now the loss is still been felt by us and for the IICC and Mathematical Odegbami.
Comrade Dan is spot on. My late uncle "Martins Eyo" was part of the Green Eagles 1980 squad and he received a Car, a house in FESTAC and MON honours. Kudos to this intelligent history connoisseur.
Comrade Dam is an asset to this country. Stationery Stores when the founder The Late Chief Adebajo was alive was the best managed privately owned club in Nigeria. Their players were then residing in Apapa in one of his houses. After his death fans were then funding the club as the company Stationery Stores is now managed by his brother but shares owned by the children who were not ready to spend as their late father. They were then sourcing players from the secondary schools hence fans of other clubs thus make jest of the club by calling them " Poku ni owo e"
Babangida took over power from Buhari in 1985. He could not have been head of state when that match was played against IICC in 1984. If you say he came to watch the ball, he must have come either in his official capacity as COAS or in his private capacity as sports enthusiast
Comrade Dan. You're very articulate, intelligent, accuracy. Respect Comrade.
Omg .. this man won’t kiiiii mi ooo, he is too funny and knowledgeable 😂😂
Another master piece from comrade Dam, he gave us alot of analysis on the politics and state of our football administration
we need to create a Ministry of History and make baba Comrade DAM the Minister! you are a National treasure, may you live long.
Comrade! This is very interesting, seeing you take us down memory lane in the history of football in Nigeria is mind blowing. I enjoyed every bit of it. E ku ise opolo sir. Oga Agbaletu, eyin naa ku ise sir. I really appreciate this work you are doing and I pray God to endow you with more strength, wisdom and resources to forge ahead.
Comrade Dam your are very intelligent And Kudos to mr Dele Adeyanju agba man
Well done sir... Pls let have Comrade's insight on the new Tax Reform.
His memory is top notch... Can't stop laughing as well, so funny 😁
I don't even watch European football but this man makes me want to go watch the local league. Very interesting listening to him. Comrade's stories brings back the glory
Comr Dam is very good. His s good teacher... I always like to listen to him.
Thank you, Comrade. I love this session. You brought back old memories. You are an encyclopedia, Comrade. I wonder how you remember the coach names, the scores, the year, and the host nations. We are talking over 60 years of history. You covered every important stage of our football history.
USA 1994 was the most painful part of our history. We had a great team. We had a golden chance to really go far in the tournament, but disunity among the boys really affected us. The Bulgaria that we trashed in the first game reached the semi-final. The Italy that struggled to beat us in the round of 16 extra time reached the final. That showed how good the team was.
Some people say Keshi started the mafia against Rashidi Yekini. He also confirmed in one of his interviews many years ago that it seemed some players were not happy with Yekini in the tournament. He said Yekini knelt down in one of their meetings in the USA to beg his team members that they should forgive him if he offended any of them. It was obvious against Italy cos our forward players, especially Amokachi were not passing to Yekini. The game could have been 2 nil before Italy got the equalizer. Also, in the first game against Bulgaria, many of them didn't celebrate with him after he scored our first world cup goal ever. I don't want to believe that Keshi was part of the mafia because he did more good for the Super Eagles.
Comerade is a delight to watch anytime. He is a sitting encyclopedia.
Mudashiru Lawal brought his 504 SR, with registration number is OG555EC to our house. At Ikeja Police Barack, then in 1981.
Comrade Dam, you are the best in historical analysis.
I love this comrade daku. Send him to masoyinbo😂😂
Comrade Dan should be a national treasure ❤
I also remembered the painful loss of "Balu Balu n tafin" of 1984. We were in secondary school then even uptill now the loss is still been felt by us and for the IICC and Mathematical Odegbami.
This chap’s memory for dates, names and places…..legendary
Comrade,I'm following you keenly
Comrade Dan is spot on. My late uncle "Martins Eyo" was part of the Green Eagles 1980 squad and he received a Car, a house in FESTAC and MON honours. Kudos to this intelligent history connoisseur.
Comrade Dam is an asset to this country. Stationery Stores when the founder The Late Chief Adebajo was alive was the best managed privately owned club in Nigeria. Their players were then residing in Apapa in one of his houses. After his death fans were then funding the club as the company Stationery Stores is now managed by his brother but shares owned by the children who were not ready to spend as their late father. They were then sourcing players from the secondary schools hence fans of other clubs thus make jest of the club by calling them " Poku ni owo e"
Omo this is really funny
Baba finished Aghahowa🤣🤣🤣
COMRADE DAN IS A GOLDEN TREASURE ! ! !
My comrade😂😂❤❤❤❤....
Comrade is a delight always
Zion Ogunfehinmi is/was from Ondo State. I believe Ilaje Ese Odo.
Comrade that comment about Aghahowa was too funny....😯😯😯😯😯😯😱😱😱😱
In 1984,Gen babangida was not the head of state,it was Gen buhari that was the head of state,Babangida overthrew buhari August 27 1985
IBB at december 8, 1984 was yet to be head offices state, however you are still compedium of history, i doff my cap for you
Babangida took over power from Buhari in 1985. He could not have been head of state when that match was played against IICC in 1984. If you say he came to watch the ball, he must have come either in his official capacity as COAS or in his private capacity as sports enthusiast
Thanks. IBB came as Guest of honour, to represent the then head of state, Muhammadu Buhari.
Comrade Dan
#Agbainaki where are you 😂
Comradem comrade, comrade......you dear yab my dear Coach Arsene Wenger 😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨
Agbaletu, please can you interview Niyi Adedokun? Is he still alive?
I think they were named Red Devils in the past.
I hope comrade will talk about the tax brouhaha very soon
This man na comedian, see how he described arsenal and wenger.
I love Comrade Dan ...sugbon not while you're eating pepper soup 😋
Part of the story I love is the mentioning of Pasuma many did not know tjis
Late STEPHEN KESHI LED NIGERIA TO 2014 CHAN & 2014 WORLD CUP.
Dam 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I remember Ali Jeje of Mighty Jet
SHUAIBU AMODU WAS THE COACH AFTER CLEMENS WESTERHOF
GBENGA OKUNNOWO WAS NOT PART OF THE SQUAD TO 2002 WORLD CUP
Good memories
Very intelligent man
Comrade Dan pls pity arsenal fans.....
PHILIP TROUSSIER WAS COACH BEFORE THIJS LIBREGTS
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