Joseph Obas, Former player of Haiti national Soccer Team, dead
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Born in the North of the country, Joseph Obas started his career in the city of cap-Haitian. He later moved to the Haitian Capital where he became a member of the Racing Club.
Not Emmanuel Sanon, but Joseph Obas is considered to be the highest Haitian scorer for the Haitian National team. He was one of the major players who caused Haiti to qualify for the 1970 World Cup.
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All Comments (5)
We lost on the great Haitian player of all time. Remember 1970 Haiti not qualified for the world cup, but the them whose on per qualified after we lose the game to Salvador.this for the record.
Franck
It was one of the greatest with ti guy st vil. He did his best in the 69 team. peace for
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