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Julius Aghawa umempendelea!! Hana sifa ya kikosi hiki.
Kikosi cha Afrika cha muda wote
Kikosi cha Afrika cha muda wote
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Julius Aghawa umempendelea!! Hana sifa ya kikosi hiki.
Joseverest
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Hamna mchezaji hata mmoja atokeae kusini mwa Jangwa la Sahara??
Kasinja jr
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Uko hamjui.mpira
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Hujamuona runyamila
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Pierre Emerick Aubameyang + lomana treasure lualua + shaban nonda "papii" + lucas radebe + samuel kuffor + nwanko kanu + Lauren etame mayor
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Mac vivien Foe,,,,,,,,,,,,,Halilou Fadiga,,,,,,Mamadou Niang,
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R.I.P Mark Vivian Foe
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Yaya toure
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Abedi Ayew(Abedi Pele) kumwacha huyu ni tusi kubwa
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Hawa ndio wa kikosi changu niliyowashuhudia wakicheza live.
1.Idris Carlos Kameni
2.Geremi Fotso Njitap
3.Celestine Babayaro
4.Noureddine Naybet
5.Sunday Oliseh
6.Pape Bouba Diop
7.Mohammed Aboutrika
8.Austin Jay Jay Okocha
9.Samwel Eto'o Fils
10.Henry Camara
11.Finidi George
Benchi
1.Tony Silva
2.Omar Daf
3.Solomon Olembe
4.Patrick Mboma
5.Samwel Kufour
6.Frederick Kanoute
7.Tijani Babangida
8.Nwanko Kanu
1.Idris Carlos Kameni
2.Geremi Fotso Njitap
3.Celestine Babayaro
4.Noureddine Naybet
5.Sunday Oliseh
6.Pape Bouba Diop
7.Mohammed Aboutrika
8.Austin Jay Jay Okocha
9.Samwel Eto'o Fils
10.Henry Camara
11.Finidi George
Benchi
1.Tony Silva
2.Omar Daf
3.Solomon Olembe
4.Patrick Mboma
5.Samwel Kufour
6.Frederick Kanoute
7.Tijani Babangida
8.Nwanko Kanu
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kwakifupi umeanza kuangalia mpira juzi tu, hiyo list yako inabeba majina ya juzi na hao wote kombe la dunia hwaja wahi kufanya vizuri na timu zao isipo kua milla pekeyake.
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watu kama waqfuatao ninyi vijana hamku wakuta labda
Thomas N’kono (Cameroon)
The Cameroonian, Thomas N’kono, marked the history of African football by being the first goalkeeper selected twice as the Best African Player in 1979 and 1982. No goalkeeper in the continent has managed to win the same title. Thomas N’kono helped his national team to win the 14th edition of the African Cup of Nations hosted by Ivory Coast in 1984. Besides, he was five-time Cameroon Champion with Canon Yaoundé before joining RCD Español in Spain. N’kono received the France Football’s African Footballer Award in 1979 and 1982.
Larbi Ben Barek (Morocco)
Nicknamed “The Black Pearl”, Larbi Ben Barek was an exceptional striker, recognised as the first successful African player in Europe. “If I am the king of football, then Ben Barek is the god.” This compliment was addressed by Pelé, the Brazilian legend, who, during his trip to Morocco in 1976, felt that Ben Barek was the best player of his time.
Coming from the slums of Casablanca, Ben Barek arrived in Marseille, France, and shortly became the talk of the town thanks to his skills and technical abilities. His career was interrupted by the onset of World War II, but he was soon back to his best with Stade Français FC before joining Atlético Madrid, where he truly blossomed and became more popular. “The Foot of God,” as the Spanish fans used to call him, helped Atlético Madrid to win La Liga in 1950 and 1951.
Abedi Pele (Ghana)
Africa will always remember the Ghanaian legend, Abedi Pelé, who is regarded as one of the greatest African footballers of all time. For some, he is the “Pele” of Africa thanks to his exploits on the football field. With the Black Stars of Ghana, he was the champion of the 1982 edition of the CAN before winning 11 years later, in 1993, the UEFA Champions League while playing for the Olympique De Marseille. Abedi Pele was chosen by the CAF Football Confederation as the Best African Player three times in 1991, 1992 and 1993. He was also named the African Player of The Year by BBC in 1992.
Tony Yeboah
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Thomas N’kono (Cameroon)
The Cameroonian, Thomas N’kono, marked the history of African football by being the first goalkeeper selected twice as the Best African Player in 1979 and 1982. No goalkeeper in the continent has managed to win the same title. Thomas N’kono helped his national team to win the 14th edition of the African Cup of Nations hosted by Ivory Coast in 1984. Besides, he was five-time Cameroon Champion with Canon Yaoundé before joining RCD Español in Spain. N’kono received the France Football’s African Footballer Award in 1979 and 1982.
Larbi Ben Barek (Morocco)
Nicknamed “The Black Pearl”, Larbi Ben Barek was an exceptional striker, recognised as the first successful African player in Europe. “If I am the king of football, then Ben Barek is the god.” This compliment was addressed by Pelé, the Brazilian legend, who, during his trip to Morocco in 1976, felt that Ben Barek was the best player of his time.
Coming from the slums of Casablanca, Ben Barek arrived in Marseille, France, and shortly became the talk of the town thanks to his skills and technical abilities. His career was interrupted by the onset of World War II, but he was soon back to his best with Stade Français FC before joining Atlético Madrid, where he truly blossomed and became more popular. “The Foot of God,” as the Spanish fans used to call him, helped Atlético Madrid to win La Liga in 1950 and 1951.
Abedi Pele (Ghana)
Africa will always remember the Ghanaian legend, Abedi Pelé, who is regarded as one of the greatest African footballers of all time. For some, he is the “Pele” of Africa thanks to his exploits on the football field. With the Black Stars of Ghana, he was the champion of the 1982 edition of the CAN before winning 11 years later, in 1993, the UEFA Champions League while playing for the Olympique De Marseille. Abedi Pele was chosen by the CAF Football Confederation as the Best African Player three times in 1991, 1992 and 1993. He was also named the African Player of The Year by BBC in 1992.
Tony Yeboah
Kalusha Bwalya
mpenda arage
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Ni maoni yako tu Mkuu, kizazi gani cha Afrika kilifanya la maana? Hao Cameroon walifika robo 1990 hadi leo chali, Senegal 2006 hadi leo chali! Wengine waliobaki wanahangaika tu. Au ulitaka list ya kina Bruce Grobelaar, Sam Kufour, Lucas Radebe, Peter Ndlovu, George Weah, Lauren Etame Mayer, Philemon "Chippa" Masinga, Anthony Yeboah, Abed Ayew n.k eeeh?!
Kukusaidia tu, kwa mara kwanza kuangalia mpira nilianza na kuangalia ligi ya EPL kipindi hicho Wimbledon iko ligi daraja la kwanza"ligi kuu sasa" wakitesa na "mnigeria" Efan Ekoku, Enzi za kina John Fashanu.
Euro yangu ya kwanza kuiona ilikuwa ya mwaka 1996, Oliver Bierhof alipofunga golden goal dhidi ya Czech. Kwahiyo hicho kikosi ni mapenzi yangu tu.
Joseverest
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Baada ya kusema ndio ukaEDIT?
Joseverest
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basi una ubaguzi