No that's not Hulk Hogan!

No, that's not Djibril Cisse either!

Its Rigobert Song!

Yes, the same "old" Song!

How old did this man call himself again?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rigobert_Song

this guy dey claim 33 years sha? na wa o

33? wow, was thinking of 42.

this guy was already old and useless in 2006 ANC na. . . . .

he is still playing?

Some people want to die on a football field.

buahahahahahahahaha LWKMD

is that a joke

chei

this guy should just retire na

chei

which kain country be this?

na real Hulk Hogan abeg

And he's 33

Eto must be 12

Dude wants to break Roger Milla's record
The man na 'Alagba Song'

in that 2nd pic . . .he looks like a Grandfather giving his Grandson some advise.

Oh My EYES . Which kain horror film be this. Upon all the DOLLARS

it's not only in naija that there's nasty politics or how else did grandpa song make the squad?
let's hope he doesn't pull a mac vivien foe on the pitch

^ Not really funny. . . MV Foé was a real tragedy. The use of a smiley is inappropriate, IMO. Just saying.

R. Song should do himself a favour and bow out before it's too late. He still has a few hours before the point of no return.

^
i dont think she meant it in a mocking way

^ The 2nd smiley suggests otherwise. But I want to believe you are right. I'm still a bit upset about the whole Foé thing. I was seriously affected by it at the time.

me too, i actually did watch that match and the final as well, it was really very sad.

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LUBANGO, Angola, Jan 18 (bdnews24.com/Reuters) - Cameroon, finalists in 2008, came back from the brink of elimination to scrape past Zambia 3-2 and revive their African Nations Cup campaign on Sunday.

World Cup-bound Cameroon, who fell behind after a Rigobert Song blunder, moved to second in Group D on three points from two matches, one behind Gabon, who were earlier held 0-0 by Tunisia.

Tunisia have two points, one more than Zambia, who will face Gabon on Thursday in the last round of matches.

Victory against Tunisia will secure the Indomitable Lions' place in the last eight, but that game could well have meant nothing had it not been for a defiant fightback.

It took only eight minutes for Zambia to take the lead thanks to the 34-year-old Song, playing in a record eighth Nations Cup finals for Cameroon.

Song, who was also at fault for the goal his side conceded to Gabon in their opener, headed a Zambian cross onto his keeper, who only managed to parry the ball towards striker Jacob Mulenga, who tapped the ball home. Zambia held on until the 68th minute when keeper Kennedy Mweene failed to control a seemingly harmless cross that went under his belly before crossing the line.

Inter Milan striker Samuel Eto'o then recaptured his scoring instinct with perfect timing to put Cameroon ahead.

Eto'o, a pale shadow of his brilliant self since the tournament started, thought he had struck the winner when he fired home a crossed shot from inside the box in the 72nd minute.
Paul Le Guen's side, however, conceded a penalty converted by Chris Katongo in the 81st minute, only for Mohamadou Idrissou, who had started on the bench, to head home with four minutes left from a Geremi cross.

The lively encounter was in sharp contrast to the rain-hit curtain-raiser between Gabon and Tunisia in Lubango.

The Gabon Panthers dominated throughout but proved too clumsy to snatch their place in the quarter-finals with one game to spare.

With the rain pelting down after the break, Gabon were denied a last-minute penalty when Ammar Jemel brought Daniel Cousin down in the area.


Source: http://www.bdnews24.com/details.php?id=151262&cid=19

mykali:

in that 2nd pic . . .he looks like a Grandfather giving his Grandson some advise.

johnie:

World Cup-bound Cameroon, who fell behind after a Rigobert Song blunder, moved to second in Group D on three points from two matches, one behind Gabon, who were earlier held 0-0 by Tunisia.

Song, who was also at fault for the goal his side conceded to Gabon in their opener, headed a Zambian cross onto his keeper, who only managed to parry the ball towards striker Jacob Mulenga, who tapped the ball home.

Inter Milan striker Samuel Eto'o then recaptured his scoring instinct with perfect timing to put Cameroon ahead.

Eto'o, a pale shadow of his brilliant self since the tournament started, thought he had struck the winner when he fired home a crossed shot from inside the box in the 72nd minute.

More like the grandfather telling the grandson he would do everything to avoid any howler this time.

lol, looks like jet li's grand father

Men Cameroonians dey thick oh.

Song don go blonde ohhhhhh

smh obvious age cheat

He probably dyed his hair to hide his grey hair

lol, looks like jet li's grand father

LOLOLOL

thts true

mukina2:

buahahahahahahahaha LWKMD

is that a joke

chei

this guy should just retire na

The guy just wan collect that Eto wristwatch by force.

eldee:

The guy just wan collect that Eto wristwatch by force.

i dey suspect you strongly you sef want your own watch by force

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA. . . . . Corruption will kill Africans!

More like Papa Shango

@poster
where is this pic from, is that now in SA?

When this picture was first posted online, only self control restrained me from telling the poster to go to hell for using photoshop to scandalise the picture of song, but watching the match against Holland, guess who came into the game in the second half? the same guy in this picture calling himself Rigobert Song. Men, my granddad has some explaining to do y he is not playing football, at least in d local league

R. Song 33 looks older than Blanco 37 (the oldest man in the tourney)
little wonder why odewinge 28 looked younger that Martins <25.

he who do he do he!
who be fool?