Like a recurrent decimal, the issue of the number of goals scored by players has again sparked off another controversy. It has always been a seasonal issue, ironically perpetrated and amplified by the Nigeria Premier League.
Just like it happened two seasons back with Orok Akarandut, then of Akwa United, it is happening again with Ahmed Musa of Kano Pillars being at the receiving end.

Once beaten, they say, twice shy. In his short career as a coach, Fatai Amoo has seen it all. A former captain of First Bank Football Club of Lagos where he started his coaching career. He left the club in search of Greener Pasteurs and was immediately snapped up by Julius Berger.

Sports Minister Ibrahim Isa Bio will today, in Johannesburg, lead a Nigerian delegation to FIFA office.
They are meeting with FIFA’s Competition Department which already has office in Johannesburg.

Triple Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt has revealed that he will be supporting Argentina at the forthcoming football World Cup in South Africa.

AS the zero hour to the World Cup approaches swiftly, Green Eagles boss Lars Lagerback has hinted that he would not tolerate distraction in the Eagles camp in Durban and the World Cup proper. The Swede whose World Cup prep begins May 21 in the Sun City has declared that it would be strictly off limits to wives of players and girlfriends.