2 African countries qualify for 2027 Women World Cup playoffs
Home-based Eagles stranded in Abuja
Take advantage of Egypt’s misfortune, Aminu tells Eagles
Eagles won’t go beyond quarter final, Esu
I’ll surprise you people in Angola, Amodu vows
Aiyegbeni shares Christmas spirit
Martins gets the nod
Amodu has full house in Durban
WAFU plans seminar for police chiefs
NHF: 2009 was good for hockey
Angola: Eagles will play under less pressure, Adepoju
Angola 2010: Amodu on a suicide mission
Amodu’s team can rule Africa, Ekpo
Nations Cup: Our preparation will speak for us, Onigbinde
Eagles battle cry: We’ll be victorious in Angola
Baffoe: I’m incredibly proud
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SubscribeAngola: Don’t change Amodu’s team, Disu
Former Flying coach Tunde Disu has called on the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) not to change the team that qualified the country for the first World Cup to be staged in Africa in June.
Nigeria Football administrators too money conscious, Obienu
Many summed the year 2009 as a near disaster for football in Nigeria. The country’s qualification for the World Cup in South Africa was indeed a face-saving measure for football in the year.
FIFA: Using football to create a better future, Blatter
As another memorable footballing year approaches its conclusion, FIFA President Joseph Sepp Blatter had the following message for fans of the sport;
“A successful and exciting football year that featured top-class FIFA competitions is drawing to a close.To stage successful events, the whole football family worldwide needs to stand together and work hand in hand, a feat that has been achieved in 2009.
Gov. Sylva to privatize Bayelsa Utd
The New Year no doubt will usher in a lot of new developments in Nigerian sports and for Bayelsa State owned football club Bayelsa United, a new management awaits the 2008/2009 Globacom Premier League champions.
Adepoju disappointed, confident
Having finished year 2009 on a low note, Shooting Stars General Manager Mutiu Adepoju is disappointed but confident that the New Year will bring good tidings to his Ibadan based side.
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