‘Fare-play’ with the Boyz
Jamaica's Reggae Boyz before their kick-off against Serbia in Monday's international friendly at Miki Athletic Stadium in Kobi.
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June 23, 2021

‘Fare-play’ with the Boyz

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Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz were not only turning on the thrills on the field of play in Japan, but also at the dining buffet of their bubble life at Nagoya ANA Crowne Hotel in that seaport metroplis. The dining experience is not only catering to the nutrition of our footballers, but the culinary variations offer a tantalising escape from their COVID-19 lockdown. Here is a sneak peak into the internationally infused fare being served to our football ambassadors, flying their nation’s flag in a faraway land under the most trying of conditions. Let’s eat!

Photos & text: Sean Williams

Simmered greenpeas
Baumkuchen, for dessert
Roasted chicken
Pork fillet cutlets
Steamed vegetables
Simmered hijiki seaweed
Seafood pasta
Fried rice

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