The Reggae Boyz Road To France 1998 World Cup | Full Story Match By Match
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- In this video we present a match by match breakdown of how the Jamaica Reggae Boyz qualified for the 1998 FIFA World Cup in France. Enjoy!
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One of the proudest moments of our life!
A country so small but has made so many gigantic stamps on the international stage. Even bobsled and we don't even have snow!😂
As our saying goes: we little but we tallawa!
I will never forget this moment in our football history...I love my country Jamaica to the moon and back❤❤❤🇯🇲
nah lie, im crying. It was such a moment and I was there for almost all the home games including that last one. There were no seats left in the bleachers, we had to stand and watch the entire 90mins but it was worth it.
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😢 at this moment tears, I wasn't at any of the games..but watched highlights..pepe game and the report that we're qualified..
A young me was in that crowd jumping, driving back to St Mary felt like an holiday. Jamaica qualified for our first (and only to date) WC. We couldn't wait to get home to celebrate again.
Wow this is history right here who didn't experience it miss something incredible am proud to be jamaican
I was kid back in 98" but I remember these memories forever be in my heart especially the Ian " pepe" goodison goal against Mexico at the stadium i went CRAZY! 😂
Boy that was a team we really love to see again trust me we missed that team
I remember this game like it was yesterday. I had my Dutch pot knocking 😂
Which game, you can't write a sensible conment?
Bruce Golding gave a speech to the Jamaican diaspora in Birmingham, Uk in 2008. He said that there are two moments in his life that I believes united thr whole of Jamaica that was independence in 1962 and Jamaica qualifying for France 98.
They were filled with so much courage and had a a fighting mentality. We need to get back at this place of courage and winning
Watching this video brings back so much memories I was a kid back then very proud then and now of my country and I love what we did and I know we can do it again true love .
People may say I'm negative but I can't see our men ever going back to the world cup unless some of the ball whales especially in Kingston leave the coaches to do their jobs in peace. I remember they literally wanted do Simoes job for him, constantly bombarding the coach about who they want to play and plenty garbage.
we should make a movie about this!
Well done 🤗🇯🇲🇯🇲🔥🔥
I feel like Craig butler is to Jamaican football now what Cpt. Burrell was
Burrell was more about Jamaica and not himself
Burrell was more about the bakery than anything
we go again
Love my country, Jamaica 🇯🇲 fi life
The biggest thing about this team in qualifying for the WC were not the original three English-based players. Mind you, we probably would not have qualified without Deon Burton's goals. But, think about this: Jamaica did not concede a single goal at home in the entire campaign.
Most people were saying if it wasn't for the UK players we wouldn't have qualified, but they came at the latter stage of qualification so every games along with the defeats are a part of qualification.
This video exposed a lot!
I was at the stadium that day Absolute Joy..The prime Minister then made The following monday a Public Holliday
Boyd did go to the world i think he only in the Argentina game
Yea for real
He came on in all three games as substitute.
This was a magical day and year for Jamaica. Ah boy. We had zero crime and everyone was happy 👍🏾 love love love and enjoyed watching these.
Nw the current team we ave mek we cus ntg but BBC wen dem play...kmt ...frm 98 until nw...bbc mon ...kmt again...
Pppl fainted at the last match...due to perhaps the largest crowd ever gathered at the National Stadium plus the Heat. Ppl were there from as early as the night before. Apart from the first day of independence in 1962, I don't I can't recalled seen so much ppl... Perhaps champs could argue otherwise
I remember that campaign inside out in my early teenage years. It reached a stage in the final round where Jamaica had their backs to the wall when they went for the English born players and players like Walter Boyd and Onandi were dropped. Goal scoring in the final round was a big problem and the team had only scored 1 goal in the final round before their 5th match against El Salvador at the national stadium. After that El Salvador win things got better from there with the arrival of the English players. One thing the video didn't point out is that Jamaica would have qualified in El Salvador the week before they played Mexico at the national stadium, if they were able to maintain that lead and not give up a late equalizer. Great video though
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Nice journey!
Jamaica has talent with no opportunities with scouting but watching this documentary shows jamaica lacks deciplin in fitness
The memories smh
That was the proudest I have ever seen my COUNTRY...
Thanks for allowing us to relive this moment. #Priceless
In a real life iyah...I was in the office for every home game ..feels so real even today
this qualification need to be shown more aften so the youngster can see and know that we need their support ok
Wow that was a real member able movement for Jamaica
I'm not crying....My eyes just burning
Wish there was better quality camera back then .
One a the best feeling ever😢😢😢😢😢😢
This team song was a bomb...
Jamaica estará en el 2026
Bob Marley doit être fier
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That last game i was outside the stadium for about 3 hrs. Wa5ched aĺ the home games and a few in Costa Rica, Washington DC and Honduras.
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The road to France 98. i was in the stand watching live, more than 70 percent of these games, Jamaica, USA, El Salvador, Mexico and France.
Extremely proud moment in our history,where a high level of national unity.Pepe is my cousin and very proud of his accomplishments.
Sweet
I was in Belize that time and i travelled 30 miles to see that game on TV because i had no signal or channel where i lived I'll never forget i was jumping all over my friend's verandah after that goal and we were listening about the other goals from honduras😂❤😂❤
Bredda just imagine if boyd went to the world cup
Boyd did go to the World Cup lol
An salad a Argentina boy.... how yu figet dat loool
He did he got some play time..😅
He did
He came on in second half in all three games (substitute).
Reggae Boyz performance during the period was electrifying and unity has not been seen since, not even Olympics.
You can't mention history, and a compliment, and not that fight in Mexico!!!
remember those days in school we use to have reggae boyz book it was lovely.🇯🇲
16:00 the Jamaican player running with the flag is one of the most iconic moments in Jamaican history.
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love the work you put into these videos nuff respect
Good memories cannot happen again yes, it can
Jamaica 🇯🇲 to the fkg world
I remember this day like it was yesterday! I decided not to go to this match due to previous experience in one of the home match.
I almost passed out in the crush trying to get into bleachers, luckily the police assisted me out of the crowd!
Big up the lil Brazilian, Walter Boyd and Lowe could have achieved so much more withis this team, they just lacked disciplin!
NEON DEON BURTON, PAUL Hall, Shorty Malcom (S.I.P), Paul Hall, Cargill (S.I.P), so many names....
I remember this day like yesterday
Proud to be Jamaican
These guys were so good.
Great moment