Eriksen terminates Wolfsburg contract three months after collapse
To make money for ‘generations of my family’— Reijnders explains Saudi move
Nigerians Feeding on Football should ‘swim & sink’ with Amodu
Eagles not on my agenda, Siasia
Ignore home-based players at your own peril, Omokaro
Only Amodu Going…
Pharaohs scaling football’s pyramid
Kanu: We failed in Angola 2010
Trapattoni not for Eagles
World Cup: Blatter blasts S/Africa critics
We bowed to Nigerians, Lulu explains Amodu’s redeployment
Eagles may play Paraguay
Toro backs Amodu’s redeployment
Local coaches lack support, Chukwu
Oceanic Bank invests N18m in Delta football
Amodu’s sack: Galadima reacts, Keyamo condemns action
My critics are enemies of football, Amodu

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Black Stars get $20,000 each from President Atta Mills
Ghana President John Evans Atta Mills has announced a $20,000 package to the playing body of the Black Stars for their impressive performance at the just ended Orange Africa Cup of Nations, Angola 2010.
Coaching: Is Amodu Nigeria’s best ever?
As those saddled with the running (is it ruining?) of football in the country continue to dilly dally on the issue of a coach for the Super Eagles, either local or foreign to replace out of favour Shaibu Amodu, the Edo-born coach has thrown up another debate over who is the best indigenous Nigerian coach.
Lobi budgets N400m for league
Lobi Stars Football Club of Makurdi has budgeted over N400million as financial estimates to prosecute the 2009/2010 Premier League Season.
Grassroots: Fashola advises NFF
The Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, has been advised by the Lagos State governor, Babatunde Fashola(SAN) to go back to the grassroots development if the country wants to gain back it respect position in the round leather game.
Amuneke, Iroha plead for Amodu, want Eagles overhauled
Former Super Eagles players, Emmanuel Amuneke and Benedict Iroha have urged the Nigeria Football Association, to allow the Super Eagles coach, Shaibu Amodu lead the team to the World Cup in South Africa.

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