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CECAFA CUP 2013
Njung'e
#101 Posted : Sunday, December 01, 2013 8:19:41 AM
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ecstacy wrote:
[quote=maka][quote=InnovateGuy][quote=safariant]

Kahata reminds me in a way of John "Mo" Muiruri. Best creatives we've had.


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly ......It's amazing why this two have never thought of trying their luck in netball or any other game played in skirts.Talking of creative midfielders (We have had none worth talking of in the last 15 years although i would rate Charles Kimuyu,formely of Maziwa,Eldoret KCC and Mumias Sugar,very highly),there has been none better than Allan Thigo and Tim Ayieko. The duo,backed by Sammy Owino "Kempes",were,without doubt, a joy to watch and the engine behind the success of K'ogalo in late 70s and early 80s......Hii ingine yote ni malenge tuu.Sad
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urstill1
#102 Posted : Sunday, December 01, 2013 11:39:19 AM
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Alba wrote:
ecstacy wrote:
Alba wrote:
ecstacy wrote:
maka wrote:
InnovateGuy wrote:
safariant wrote:
This is a dangerous lead. 2-1
Team selection was much better today.
Jacob Keli & Noah Wafula are a joy to watch.


Wanga was a big let down today. No, a big disgrace to the team.


Alipewa ninio sana jana na madam...this is a game we should have won like 5 or 6...wasteful kabisa...Kahata is a natural hapo kwa mid clever player...


Kahata reminds me in a way of John "Mo" Muiruri. Best creatives we've had.


Best creatives Eh ?
People who watched Kenya's golden generation will beg to differ


What's your take?


John Odhiambo Baresi.


The guy was hardworking. He remains an icon in the Kenyan midfield.
ecstacy
#103 Posted : Sunday, December 01, 2013 2:51:34 PM
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Njung'e wrote:
ecstacy wrote:
[quote=maka][quote=InnovateGuy][quote=safariant]

Kahata reminds me in a way of John "Mo" Muiruri. Best creatives we've had.


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly ......It's amazing why this two have never thought of trying their luck in netball or any other game played in skirts.Talking of creative midfielders (We have had none worth talking of in the last 15 years although i would rate Charles Kimuyu,formely of Maziwa,Eldoret KCC and Mumias Sugar,very highly),there has been none better than Allan Thigo and Tim Ayieko. The duo,backed by Sammy Owino "Kempes",were,without doubt, a joy to watch and the engine behind the success of K'ogalo in late 70s and early 80s......Hii ingine yote ni malenge tuu.Sad


As with most of those days events, not much on film record to refer to for comparative analysis. Maybe they were.
ecstacy
#104 Posted : Sunday, December 01, 2013 2:54:10 PM
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urstill1 wrote:
Alba wrote:
ecstacy wrote:
Alba wrote:
ecstacy wrote:
maka wrote:
InnovateGuy wrote:
safariant wrote:
This is a dangerous lead. 2-1
Team selection was much better today.
Jacob Keli & Noah Wafula are a joy to watch.


Wanga was a big let down today. No, a big disgrace to the team.


Alipewa ninio sana jana na madam...this is a game we should have won like 5 or 6...wasteful kabisa...Kahata is a natural hapo kwa mid clever player...


Kahata reminds me in a way of John "Mo" Muiruri. Best creatives we've had.


Best creatives Eh ?
People who watched Kenya's golden generation will beg to differ


What's your take?


John Odhiambo Baresi.


The guy was hardworking. He remains an icon in the Kenyan midfield.


John Odhiambo was a flash in the pan.. One game against Nigeria at Kasarani catapulted him to national fame and that was it..
Alba
#105 Posted : Sunday, December 01, 2013 5:26:41 PM
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People who know say Allan Thigo is the greatest playmaker Kenya has ever produced.

But there is also Abbas Magongo a true legend

http://gormahia.net/late...g-abass-khamis-magongo/

BTW in 1985 Magongo was among the leading scorers in the league and he covered every inch of the field.

This was the greatest era of Kenya football when Harambee stars was not an embarrassment, Kenyan clubs dominated CECAFA and often reached the semi-finals of continental tournaments.

If Kahata ever becomes good enough to play in Europe then we can talk about him being among the greats. If Kahata and co cant even steer Kenya to a CECAFA cup win then he should sit down. Mulamba, Fundi, Zangi, Charles Otieno are all streets ahead of Kahata.


Remember that even Paul Oyuga played in the Swedish top tier for many years. Oyuga was very talented by the way. he was always amazing to watch. Emmanuel Ake also played in the Danish top tier for years. No player has ever been a better playmaker for Oliech than Ake. When the two played together, Oliech always scored. Thats how Kenya qualified for ANC 2004. I rank Ake and Oyuga way ahead of Kahata and Mo.
Alba
#106 Posted : Sunday, December 01, 2013 5:31:04 PM
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John Odhiambo was a flash in the pan.. One game against Nigeria at Kasarani catapulted him to national fame and that was it..


That was his best game but he had other good games as well. I watched him play againt Nigeria in Mombasa in 1995 and he was really good.
Alba
#107 Posted : Monday, December 02, 2013 2:54:54 AM
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John Odhiambo was a flash in the pan.. One game against Nigeria at Kasarani catapulted him to national fame and that was it..


Also I think you are getting carried away by Kahata's performance against South Sudan, a team that would struggle to beat Sher Karuturi. Lets wait and see what Kahata can do against Uganda before we can even put him in the discussion of great playmakers.

Kahata is decent, however his slight physique will doom him

http://kenyapage.net/com...development-can-produce/
ecstacy
#108 Posted : Monday, December 02, 2013 8:29:34 AM
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[quote=Alba]
Quote:
John Odhiambo was a flash in the pan.. One game against Nigeria at Kasarani catapulted him to national fame and that was it..


Also I think you are getting carried away by Kahata's performance against South Sudan, a team that would struggle to beat Sher Karuturi. Lets wait and see what Kahata can do against Uganda before we can even put him in the discussion of great playmakers.

Kahata is decent, however his slight physique will doom him

http://kenyapage.net/com...evelopment-can-produce/[/quote]

That article is balanced. He had a great game against World Cup qualifiers Nigeria - which boosts of a midfield of way higher calibre than Uganda - even scoring in it. The good thing is time is on his side.
McReggae
#109 Posted : Monday, December 02, 2013 9:54:09 AM
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Machakos matches moved to City and Afraha stadia!
..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
ecstacy
#110 Posted : Monday, December 02, 2013 9:56:39 AM
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McReggae wrote:
Machakos matches moved to City and Afraha stadia!


Yes, say why also..it's "due to the continued heavy rains" in Machakos. That pitch become almost unplayable last game. Makes sense. It shall host many games in future.
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