The new Clement Temile thread

[Sharming Paula]

Bit closer to home then.

Yep - I HATE Chelmo!!

[Horace]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

Horace - As far as I'm aware he is a former African player of the year, admitedly he is still working towards a full UEFA 'A' Coaching badge however so is Roy Keane.

What year was he African Player of the Year?

2001 El Hadji Diouf Lens (France) Senegal
2000 Patrick Mboma Cagliari-Parma (Italy) Cameroon
1999 N[****!!****]o Kanu Arsenal (England) Nigeria
1998 Mustapha Hadji Deportivo La Coruña (Spain) Morocco
1997 Victor Ikpeba AS Monaco (France) Nigeria
1996 N[****!!****]wo Kanu Internazionale (Italy) Nigeria
1995 George Weah Milan AC (Italy) Liberia
1994 George Weah Milan AC (Italy) Liberia
1993 Abedi Pele Olympique Marseille (France) Ghana
1992 Abedi Pele Olympique Marseille (France) Ghana
1991 Abedi Pele Olympique Marseille (France) Ghana
1990 Roger Milla CS Saint Denis (Reu) Cameroon
1989 George Weah AS Monaco (France) Liberia
1988 Kalusha Bwalya Cercle Brugge (Belgium) Zambia
1987 Rabah Madjer FC Porto (Portugal) Algeria
1986 Badou Zaki RCD Mallorca (Spain) Morocco
1985 Mohamed Timoumi FAR Rabat (Morocco) Morocco
1984 Theophile Abego Toulouse FC (France) Cameroon
1983 Mahmoud Al-Khatib Al-Ahly (Egypt) Egypt
1982 Thomas N'Kono RCD Español (Spain) Cameroon
1981 Lakhdar Belloumi GCR Mascara (Algeria) Algeria
1980 Jean Manga Onguene Canon Yaoundé (Cameroon) Cameroon
1979 Thomas N'Kono Canon Yaoundé (Cameroon) Cameroon

[Horace]

Or try these....

 

France Football African's Player of the Year 1970-1994

 

Year Player Country Club

1970 Salif KEITA Mali AS Saint-Etienne (Fra)

1971 Ibrahim SUNDAY Ghana Asante Kotoko (Gha)

1972 Chérif SOULEYMANE Guinea Hafia Conakry (Gui)

1973 Tshimimu BWANGA Zaire TP Mazembe (Zai)

1974 Paul MOUKILA Congo CARA Brazzaville (Cog)

1975 Ahmed FARAS Morocco SC Chabab Mohammedia (Mor)

1976 Roger MILLA Cameroon Canon Yaoundé (Cmr)

1977 Tarak DHIAB Tunisia Espérance Tunis (Tun)

1978 Abdul RAZAK Ghana Asante Kotoko (Gha)

1979 Thomas N'KONO Cameroon Canon Yaoundé (Cmr)

1980 Jean MANGA-ONGUENE Cameroon Canon Yaoundé (Cmr)

1981 Lakhdar BELLOUMI Algeria GCR Mascara (Alg)

1982 Thomas N'KONO Cameroon RCD Español (Esp)

1983 Mahmmoud AL-KHATIB Egypt Al-Ahly (Egy)

1984 Téophile ABEGA Cameroon Toulouse FC (Fra)

1985 Mohammed TIMOUMI Morocco FAR Rabat (Mor)

1986 Badou ZAKI Morocco RCD Mallorca (Esp)

1987 Rabah MADJER Algeria FC Porto (Por)

1988 Kalusha BWALYA Zambia Cercle Brugge (Bel)

1989 George WEAH Liberia AS Monaco (Fra)

1990 Roger MILLA Cameroon CS Saint Denis (Reu)

1991 Abedi AYEW PELÉ Ghana Olympique Marseille (Fra)

1992 Abedi AYEW PELÉ Ghana Olympique Marseille (Fra)

1993 Abedi AYEW PELÉ Ghana Olympique Marseille (Fra)

1994 George WEAH Liberia Paris Saint-Germain (Fra)

[Spidermanor]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

Horace - As far as I'm aware he is a former African player of the year, admitedly he is still working towards a full UEFA 'A' Coaching badge however so is Roy Keane. In theory Keane is not eligible to be managing Sunderland as he is not fully qualified however as is the case with 'the great one' he should dot all the i's and cross all the t's by the start of next season.

Wrong again rhodes, you really should try a little research occasionally. Roy Keane actually passed his UEFA PRO LICENSE last year. This is the qualification that managers need to have to manage in top tier football across europe.

[Lato]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

Lato - I think you are just trying to backtrack from that amazing statement, namely that few people have heard of Toto. His name was on the tip of every football fans tongue the World over following the Israel v England game just as I anticipated it would be when starting the 'Will He or Won't He' thread some three months before the game. As for your jibe about junk mail, that's a little below the belt don't you think.

I'm not trying to backtrack at all, its what I believe and I also think a lot of people would back me up on this. As always though you have gone into full rhodesworld spin mode and think a couple of hastily copied paragraphs from journals around the world are proof he is the most talked about person in world football.

As for the junk mail comment well I write to loans companies to tell me to stop posting their tripe to me but they still do. Similarly I post on this forum for you to post sensibly but you still come out with the same junk. Therefore the analogy fits.

And when are you going to acknowledge that Clement Temile wasn't an African footballer of the year. Or is it something that he told you about himself so you have to believe it?

And one final point, I never claimed Toto Tamuz wasn't a talent. Read the initial post on the thread you add constantly too about him and see what I said.

Or is all that too difficult for you?

[Horace]

I see you've left this one alone, Rhodes!

[Rhodes]

I'll speak to 'the great one' and get it confirmed, I may have confused it with him winning the golden boot at the 1984 African Cup of Nations when Nigeria played Cameroon in the final in the Ivory Coast. Why do you always try to pick holes in Clement's achievements and try to undermine him all the time, why not be pleased that the SSML have someone of his pedigree and stature and is helping to promote our League Worldwide.

[Jonno]

Pedigree and stature? I'd never heard of him until I joined this forum and saw his name in 90% of your posts Rhodes!

[Rhodes]

Jonno - Well there you go, you never knew what you were missing. If you had hung around on 31 March and hadn't left at 3.05 I would have introduced you to him and no doubt you still wouldn't have washed your right hand.

[Jonno]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

I'll speak to 'the great one' and get it confirmed, I may have confused it with him winning the golden boot at the 1984 African Cup of Nations when Nigeria played Cameroon in the final in the Ivory Coast.

Tournament Top Scorers

Year Top Scorer Gls
1957 Mohamed Diab El-Attar [diba] (Egypt) 5
1959 Mahmoud El-Gohary (Egypt) 3
1962 Badawy Abdel Fatah (Egypt)
Menguistou (Ethiopia) 3
1963 Hassan El-Shazly (Egypt) 6
1965 O.Kofi (Ghana)
B.Acheampong (Ghana)
Mangle (Cote D'Ivoire) 3
1968 Laurent Pokou (Cote D'Ivoire) 6
1970 Laurent Pokou (Cote D'Ivoire) 8
1972 Fantamady Kita (Mali) 5
1974 Mulamba N'daye (Zaire) 9
1976 N'jo Lea (Guinea) 4
1978 Philip Omondi (Uganda) 4
1980 Segun Odegbami (Nigeria)
Khaled Al-Abyad (Morrocco) 3
1982 George Al-Hassan (Ghana) 4
1984 Taher Abou Zaid (Egypt) 4
1986 Roger Milla (Cameroon) 4
1988 Roger Milla (Cameroon)
Okwaraji (Nigeria)
Lakhdar Belloumi (Algeria)
Abdoulaye Traore (C.D'Ivoire)
Gamal Abdel Hamid (Egypt) 2
1990 Gamal Menad (Algeria) 4
1992 Rashidi Yakini (Nigeria) 4
1994 Rashidi Yakini (Nigeria) 5
1996 Kalusha Bwalea (Zambia) 5
1998 Hossam Hassan (Egypt)
Benedict McCarthy (South Africa) 7
2000 Shaun Bartlett (South Africa) 5
2002 Patrick Mboma (Cameroon)
Salomon Olembe (Cameroon)
Julius Aghahowa (Nigeria) 3
2004 Patrick Mboma (Cameroon)
Frederic Kanoute (Mali)
Youssef Mokhtari (Morocco)
Jay Jay Okocha (Nigeria)
Francileudo dos Santos (Tunisia) 4
2006 Samuel Eto'o Fils (Cameroon) 5


can't see it Rhodes! You sure he aint tellin you porkies???

[Horace]

Clement Temile scored 2 goals in the 1984 tournament - both against those giants of the world game, Malawi

[Greg_Dyke]

Reading the Non League Paper today, I note the Assistant Secretary of Kentish Town was touting Clement, the great one, with the estranged son, Temile, as the next Nigeria boss..

 

I have put a £5 on

[Rhodes]

'The great one' is all over the SSML Bulletin like a rash this week in Bill Scholes's information column. Under the heading 'News From Kentish Town' it goes on to say 'Kentish Town's Head Coach Clement Temile, who joined from Haringey Borough at the start of last season and who has been instrumental in their success this season, has recently won the prestigious Jack Petchey Foundation Leader Award, as well as £1000, which will go to a future project of the Club's choice involving young people. An excellent achievement and congratulations to Clement'.

[Willo the Cat]

What do 'we' get for being easy to lead then?

 

[Bitch]

Originally Posted By: Willo the Cat

What do 'we' get for being easy to lead then?

A nice walk down the garden path to find all the stray balls

[Rhodes]

Bitch - 'The great one' can do no wrong can he, everything he touches turns to gold

[Bitch]

That's why i call him Midas

 

[Rhodes]

Clement is also still very much in the running for the Nigeria job, he was all ove the Non League paper like a rash on Sunday, did you see the article.

[Bitch]

I've got the NLT but not read it all yet

[Rhodes]

The article is in the Non League paper not Non League Today, I thought I would save you searching high and low.