Henry nwosu! What a great football player. I was privileged to watch him play both on television and live in Navy Barack, Ajegunle. Watching him play was always a pleasure. He is very technical with good dribbling skills. He was simply talented and of the best midfielders ever. Well loved and respected. As a matter of fact, watching him and a few other footballers influenced my switching from a defender to a good dribbling midfielder in our high school days. God bless you always Sir.
OMG, Bobo Henry! A true legend. I used to love his cheekiness when he played for ACB and NNB of Benin. This kid was one of the very best and one of the most super confident players of the 80s.
Actually his name is Henry Sylvia Nwosu...my Ball Mate at Ansar-ud-deen High School Falolu..and we played also with The Greater Tommorow, as it was called, then a fore-runner before What was The Junior Eagles..1979 1980 eras...then he moved to St. Finbarr's College Akoka..The name of the Coach for The Greater tommorow Team was Rocky..i think he is Greek..then Father Tiko was the Coach for the Green Eagles then..this is Henry's former Classmate..give him my regards..My name is Oladotun Austin-Okafo...From California.
There's this image of Henry Nwosu that each time mention is made of his name reminds me of; a disallowed goal he scored in 1988 AFCON against Cameroon in Morocco. Then later, he played for a local club in Cameroon found I the west region of Cameroon called TPO Racing Football Club of Bafoussam where he was paid 10 million cfa frs making the highest paid player at the time; a sum that was so huge then.
The Interviewer is grossly incompetent as far as conducting the interview was concerned. His guest, Mr Henry Nwosu, a.k.a Elastic Henry, apologies to late Mr Ernest Okonkwo, is far much more articulate in his answers to the incoherent questions thrown at him.
My God, see how the president hugged each player. This is so heartwarming.
Who else saw former Pres Shagari personally hugging the players in appreciation? Great love Mr Nwosu and his team mates of old.
Great player. Unfortunately his goal against Cameroon in 1988 was denied.
Henry nwosu! What a great football player. I was privileged to watch him play both on television and live in Navy Barack, Ajegunle. Watching him play was always a pleasure. He is very technical with good dribbling skills. He was simply talented and of the best midfielders ever. Well loved and respected. As a matter of fact, watching him and a few other footballers influenced my switching from a defender to a good dribbling midfielder in our high school days. God bless you always Sir.
I played with Henry
OMG, Bobo Henry! A true legend. I used to love his cheekiness when he played for ACB and NNB of Benin. This kid was one of the very best and one of the most super confident players of the 80s.
Henry Nwosu, you have said it all. President Shagari the best president. He hug every single player with happiness. May his soul RIP
Actually his name is Henry Sylvia Nwosu...my Ball Mate at Ansar-ud-deen High School Falolu..and we played also with The Greater Tommorow, as it was called, then a fore-runner before What was The Junior Eagles..1979 1980 eras...then he moved to St. Finbarr's College Akoka..The name of the Coach for The Greater tommorow Team was Rocky..i think he is Greek..then Father Tiko was the Coach for the Green Eagles then..this is Henry's former Classmate..give him my regards..My name is Oladotun Austin-Okafo...From California.
I was also a deen comar
Falolu at Surulere?
Great NNB good day's Of Nigeria football league.
There's this image of Henry Nwosu that each time mention is made of his name reminds me of; a disallowed goal he scored in 1988 AFCON against Cameroon in Morocco. Then later, he played for a local club in Cameroon found I the west region of Cameroon called TPO Racing Football Club of Bafoussam where he was paid 10 million cfa frs making the highest paid player at the time; a sum that was so huge then.
I first saw a header that bounced on the ground before going when he played but I think it was disallowed.
He was known as the disorganiser due to his exploits and soccer wizardry on the pitch.
This interviewer should please let the man talk and process his thoughts. He should learn more about his job.
The interviewer could have done better
Why is it so difficult for this presenter to pronounce Henry. What us ''Hunry''?
The presenter is ALL correct
That's the way french people pronounce it. They're both correct oga.
The Interviewer is grossly incompetent as far as conducting the interview was concerned. His guest, Mr Henry Nwosu, a.k.a Elastic Henry, apologies to late Mr Ernest Okonkwo, is far much more articulate in his answers to the incoherent questions thrown at him.
Nothing like "Elastic Henry". Ernest Okonkwo only gave the tag "Elastic" to Friday Elahor.
@@Markks100 Ur right.
Nwosu was nicknamed 'the youngest millionaire'.