Welsh FA withdraws support for Infantino’s FIFA re-election bid
NPL: I need second term to consolidate – Obaseki
Year 2009 couldn’t have been better for Godfrey
Serki wins YSGM boat race
Oneya laments decline in Nigeria’s football
Wolves drop Owoeri plan, relocate to Warri
Nigerians will see a different Eagles next year – Sodje
Ex internationals back local coaches for Eagles
‘Beating Eagles in Angola ‘ll bring joy to Mozambique’
Injury threatens Nigeria’s Nations Cup
World Cup: Capello dreams England vs Italy final
Drogba looks for compromise
NFF battles Amodu over home-based players
Club World Cup ouster pains Heartland coach
I’m Nigeria’s best coach – Amodu
Amuneke fears for Eagles in Angola
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SubscribeOsaze to miss Nations Cup openner
Osaze is faced with the dilemma of ignoring the club and staying in camp with the Super Eagles. The Eagles are scheduled to play their opening game against the Pharaohs of Egypt on January 10.
New Delhi 2010: Ndanusa says Nigeria ‘ll be Africa’s best
Even as preparations
for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi are yet to commence, Sports Minister and chairman, National Sports Commission, Sani Ndanusa said Nigeria will post the best performance by Africa nations at the Games.
Amodu invites injured players for Nations Cup
Wolfsburg of Germany striker, Obafemi Martins, whose Manager ruled him out of the Nations Cup was named by Coach Shaibu Amodu Shaibu. So also is vice skipper of the Eagles and Everton of England defender Joseph Yobo who suffered a hamstring injury, Danny Shittu, Dickson Etuhu and Seyi Olofinjana.
NFF wields big stick on eight Clubs
The concerned Clubs are Akwa United FC, Unicem Rovers FC, Prime FC, Mighty Jets FC, Nasarawa United FC, Adamawa United FC, FC Abuja and El–Kanemi Warriors.
NFF: We’re yet to receive World Cup money
The Nigeria Football Federation made it clear on Monday that it has not received the $1 million 2010 FIFA World Cup preparation money due to each of the 32 Participating Member Associations, as wrongly reported by a national sports paper at the weekend.
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