He performed the half-time draw and also had a crack at the Big Shot challenge (Image: Ben Holmes)
He performed the half-time draw and also had a crack at the Big Shot challenge (Image: Ben Holmes)
Former Carlisle United favourite George Oghani was back at Brunton Park as the Blues' special guest on Saturday.
The 1990s goalscorer received a warm welcome from fans as he was introduced to the crowd during the 0-0 draw with Kidderminster Harriers.
Oghani, 66, received a warm welcome from fans at the Kidderminster game (Image: Ben Holmes)
Oghani, who played for the Blues from 1992 to 1994, carried out the half-time draw.
The 66-year-old also rolled back the years by having a crack at the club's Big Shot challenge during the interval.
Former striker George Oghani was back at Brunton Park on Saturday (Image: Ben Holmes)
It saw the striker back at the ground where he became a popular player in the early 1990s.
The experienced former Bolton Wanderers and Burnley favourite Oghani joined Carlisle in 1992 after a spell in Cyprus with Paphos.
He was a regular goalscoring figure in the Cumbrians attack under managers Aidan McCaffery and David McCreery in the 1992/93 season.
Oghani plundered 15 league goals and one League Cup strike that season - United's first campaign under Michael Knighton's ownership.
Oghani was a favourite in United's attack from 1992-4 (Image: News & Star)
After starting the following campaign at Brunton Park he left for Northwich Victoria.
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