‘I no longer have privacy’ — Cape Verde World Cup hero Vozinha admits
Cape Verde World Cup hero Vozinha has revealed that he would choose his life before fame, saying his sudden rise to global prominence has cost him his peace and privacy.
I’m like a menu, you can look but can’t afford me – Anna Kournikova
IT is pretty difficult to objectively decide who the most beautiful women in sports are. It has become a case of the more you look, the less you see as the damsels dazzle in their chosen fields.
Top 10 Worst Sporting Cheats
They say two heads are better than one but not if you are clueless marathon brothers Sergio and Fika Motsoeneng.
The nearly identical pair from South Africa did believe two sets of legs would be better than one as they hatched a plot to win their country’s gruelling 90_kilometre Comrades marathon from Pietermaritzburg to Durban on the coast in 1999.
We’ll shed blood in Maputo, Tunisian players
Tunisian players are talking tough and ready to shed blood when they tackle the Black Mambas of Mozambique November 14 in Maputo. According Carthage Eagles defender, Seif Ghezal, the entire squad have a renewed mentality and that is to win in Maputo.
Show of shame in Enugu
Who owns Greenfields? Is it true that a top non-African member of FIFA is strongly connected to the company which was awarded the contract to lay the artificial turf at the Enugu Stadium?
History haunts Brazil U-17 coach
The past, it is often said, serves as a yardstick for measuring progress in all human endeavours. Brazil’s rubost football history, in all competitions, seems to be the biggest tomentor of that country’s U-17 national team coach, Luiz Nizzo, whose wards suffered a surprise loss to Mexico Tuesday night in Lagos. The loss now puts the little Samba Boys in a precarious situation, having garnered only three points from two matches.
