Hugh 'Bingy' Blair | TVJ Centre Circle

[@Andrew-rl9gs]

Grew up watching this man Marshall the mid field, never met him before this year he ordered some bush/medical herbs from a friend and we met up with him in Waterhouse,i was sitting in the back of the vehicle and he came in and we spoke briefly about him still involved in the development of the youths.. it was an honor Mr Blair.

[@andrewadams7930]

Ball genius...greatness

[@gagaproductions8181]

Our superstar this a fyahhouse

[@mervynpitterson421]

Waterhouse icon 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@glpooo]

Legendary Bingy!! Bless up King! 🤴 🦁 🦁 🦁

[@patrickduncan3505]

BINGY Blair ,the GREAT !

[@XPgunners]

Why we can never have the full interview? A joke thing this enuh might as well unno don’t show it then!! I am so looking forward for the entire interview Cho

[@shaunblair6135]

A real talk man

[@bobogeegoo]

❤❤❤❤always look up to them man yah in the middle

[@rolandocurtis3140]

LEGEND 💪

[@happyhapley]

Big up Bingy, and big up Pembroke Hall.

[@BlairBoyd-fs1xk]

I remembered this young 🧒 man Bingy Hugh Blair from a schoolboy, I remember when he useto played for Waterhouse .I useto go by Jewsland primary school and watched him played for Waterhouse team, they useto called him God. He was very skillful also ennis, I haven't seeing this guy more than 35 years. During his time playing for Waterhouse in the national football team, they useto have a really good team. The community useto looking forward for Sunday evening games at Jewlsand school ,it would be packed with people watching the game. I been watching football in Waterhouse long before Bingy Hugh Blair time in the 1960s and 70s, in the major league when the team was called great west. With Dango Dee Trevor Dennis, Junie Buzz,Jennie Vee, Sammy, Garthy Dennis and list goes on.

[@zabiricon7478]

Ikaya father bingy the Icon

[@Uplab2925]

We share the same birthday blessings

[@AnthonyJohnson-ri8kn]

Remember him from Port Mordant united days original p.m.u

[@happyhapley]

Don't know if they still exist, but Jamaica used to have community leagues with clubs in each community playing each other. Then you have the community teams, made up of mainly players from the community, plus imported players. During the summer, there used to be the D & G Minor Leagues for the youths, who would then play Manning Cup, DaCosta Cup and other age-group schoolboy football competitions for the younger ones, like Colts football and Prep School football (which we still have). So by the time the young footballers reach Manning & DaCosta Cup, they are very skillful and just about ready to play for the top Jamaican clubs and even the national teams.

[@Vendetta_Yaya_Toure]

Blair the midfield maestro general

[@easton-km6ft]

My lord

[@knite7]

The whole interview please. More Rastamen who played and coach the game from back in Pele's era need to talk more about the football. Youths today don't know the part about football and spirituality, the connection with you the ball and the crowd......Respect Bignhy Blair nuff a di I dem still a try teach it rasta way....

[@giffordferguson2546]

Today’s youth have no passion for football, they are caught in blinding life style.

[@kadijadiagouraga7761]

💯✅

[@shawnfoster9749]

Bingy Blair time water house vs constant spring 1998

[@pablodee7479]

Him did go Edith Dalton ?

[@paulstewart5312]

Veteran

[@AndrewSpence-fl6tx]

Wayne Palmer Remond Webb and Kevin Lamey they all due an interview

[@Jr-me2lz]

Everybody a turn gunman elda

[@CraigEasy]

Legend but never get national call up

[@rnhor4924]

During Carl Brown's era coaching Jamaica, he was a part of the national team. 1991 Shell Caribbean Cup.

[@dwayneoneil689]

He used to play for the national team

[@omarfowlin2156]

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