Bayern’s Musiala reveals ‘neurological disorder’ after on-field collapse
Ibeju Lekki overpower FGC Warri
JK Randle 2009 Olympic Dinner holds Dec 8
Heartland striker faces lengthy ban after failed drugs test
Expect more from me today
Why I want to continue as NOC President, Gumel
Heartland were pathetic, Bassey
t’s painful to lose in the final, Emetoele
Eaglets keep their heads as they go up against Korea
First Bank banks on Eaglets against Korea
Quarter final clash: Korea won’t pose a problem – Obuh
Quarter final clash: Korea won’t pose a problem, Obuh
Why Eaglets mauled New Zealand, Coach
Eaglets performance heart-warming, says Ukadike
2010: Eagles will be in South Africa, Gen. Adebiyi assures
It’ll be a shame if Nigeria doesn’t qualify, Essien

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The decline of Nigeria’s football
It began in 1986 when the Super Eagles failed to pick a ticket to the World Cup Finals in Germany. Then, many thought it was an aberration, nay, a mistake that will soon be corrected. However, like a bad dream, it refused to go. Last year in Ghana, the Eagles had their worst outing in decades, crashing out in the second round of the Nations Cup, with only one win in four matches.
We will battle Mazembe ball for ball, Emeteole
As Heartland step out today to make history for themselves and country in far away Lubumbashi, Congo Democratic Republic in the second leg final match of the 2009 Orange CAF Champions League against host, TP Mazembe, coach Kelechi Emeteole, believes his team would turn the table in their favour.
Eagles’ll need more than prayers to win in Nairobi, Amuneke
Former Barcelona of Spain and Super Eagles attacker, Emmanuel Amuneke, has predicted a tough match for the Eagles when they lock horns with the Harambee Stars of Kenya in the crucial 2010 World Cup qualifier in Nairobi next weekend.
Football criticism: Why Ojo-Oba must not annoy Nigerians
In my opinion, I had thought that as a Ph.D holder, the Secretary General of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Bolaji Ojo-Oba should be very familiar with the popular axiom, ‘To whom much is given, much is expected.’
Over aged saga: NFA’s reaction childish, Amiesimaka
Ex- international Adokie Amiesimaka has described the statement credited to NFA executive committee member, Taiwo Ogunjobi accusing him of ‘having an agenda’ as utterly childish and not surprising. He went on to say the statement is totally irresponsible and an unenlightened reaction from the NFA.

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