Giddy, giddy, giddy.

Kabba Bah. He played in the U20 World Cup and was, in all liklehood, the best player there.

This is the thread where people who saw him play agree with me.

According to FIFA.com he was in the squad but never got on the pitch, so you'll have a fruitless search for him on youtube, methinks.

That was good of Gambia. Very sporting. Holding him back to give the other teams a chance.

He's earned some notoriety though - apparently he's the black sheep of his family.

I wonder if he's an organ donner?

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Giddy, giddy, giddy Kabba Bah

How are you gonna fit that on the back of your shirt?

Buy the long sleeved version?

The Gambian team at the U20 WC were a very, very good team. All of them very tall, blazing fast and a decent passing game. A couple of them are now playing the MLS with the Revolution (bit parts, but still). I would think that anyone who made that squad would do all right with your lot, EIM

Is he related to HJK's Gambian striker, Dawda Bah?

This is marvellous news, AG. He doesn't play today as we're making sure all his paperwork is in order to avoid an AFC Wimbledon style situation.

Kebba Bah is at Manchester College (formerly MANCAT). FC United have, rather smartly, set up an arrangement with them whereby our gaffer Karl Marginson goes and does football training and community development stuff there. So we keep getting first dibs on some really good, promising players. I think the average age of our first team squad is about 23.

Check us out. Big news in the Gambia.

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Wallidan striker Kebba Bah could not complete his dream move to English semi-professional side, FC United, simply because the Manchester based club are yet to receive confirmation of the player’s international clearance, Observer Sports can reveal.

Kebba Bah was snapped up by FC United who play in the Northern Premier League Premier Division after being recommended by staff at the Manchester College.

But the former Gambia Under-20 international will not play unless the club receive international clearance from The Gambia Football Association on behalf of his Banjul based-club, Wallidan.

FC United manager, Karl Marginson, is pleased to be working with Bah, but he is rushing into nothing, saying: "Bearing in mind what happened to Wimbledon and others in the recent past we are awaiting confirmation of his international clearance before he can be selected. Kebba is a highly versatile player who can play anywhere and I am looking forward to working with him."

FC United of Manchester is a semi-professional English football club based in Bury. The club was formed in 2005 by Manchester United supporters following Malcolm Glazer's controversial takeover which led to thousands of supporters defecting from the club. They are affectionately referred to as "The Red Rebels". Although the majority of the club's support comes from Manchester and the surrounding area, its supporters club has branches in more than ten countries including France, Poland, New Zealand, the United States and Canada.

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its supporters club has branches in more than ten countries including France, Poland, New Zealand, the United States and Canada.

What are the other five (or more)?

Germany and Russia definitely. Possibly the Netherlands too.

Canada
China
Germany
Ireland
The Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
France
Russia
Spain
Australia
USA
Poland

I think that's pretty much it.

We played a 'first team' friendly tonight against Flixton. Our team contained the following players:

Kebbah Bah (Gambia)
Papis Djeite (Senegal)
Eduardo Valdo (Brasil)
A. Hernandez (Dunno)

Get us. FC United Nations of Manchester