BLACK SOCIAL HISTORY : AFRO-JAMAICAN " JERMAINE " TUFFY" ANDERSON " IS A JAMAICAN FOOTBALL PLAYER WHO PLAYS FOR C.D. AGUILA IN THE SALVADORAN PREMIER LEAGUE : GOES INTO THE " HALL OF BLACK GENIUS "

                                          BLACK                    SOCIAL               HISTORY                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           Jermaine "Tuffy" Anderson (born 22, February 1979 in Falmouth) is a Jamaican football player who plays for C.D. Águila in the Salvadoran Premier League.

Career

Tuffy has played club soccer for Waterhouse since 2008. He is currently the top scorer for the Jamaican National Premier League with 21 goals in a season.

In December 2013 C.D. Águila announced signing Anderson for a one year agreement.

International career

In September 2013, 'Tuffy' was called up to the Jamaican national team for two crucial FIFA World Cup games against Panama and Costa Rica by coach Jamaican national team Winfried Schäfer amid widespread calls for inclusion in the squad. Tuffy joined the team in the match against Panama after 70 minutes during which the crowd continuously chanting his name for him to play until the coach complied. Tuffy came on field and scored the only goal for Jamaica against Costa Rica in stoppage time to salvage a point and give Jamaica a chance to qualify for the World Cup possible mathematically.

Honores

Waterhouse FC

• JFF Champions Cup: 2013^[1]