Commonwealth Games: Why I lost out on gold medal in 100m hurdles final – Amusan
Venezuela could be a surprise — Ugbade
Obaseki sends words to Heartland, Pillars, speaks on league
Akpokana slams Eagles Big Men
Ezeugo sees God answering prayers of Tunisia
Heartland, Pillars have shown that we’ve talents — Ndanusa
Isima blames Amodu for ignoring Heartland, Kano Pillars
NFF member pleads for Amodu
Lagos Sub-Seat debunks crisis report
Chukwu confident Siasia’s boys will deliver
With $10,000 winning bonus, I’ll break bones — Ukeachu
Football tragedy not yet over — Beke
Champions league: Pillars Heartland lift Nigeria’s image again
2010: Disu says Eagles will qualify ‘miraculously’
Abuja disgrace: Fumbling Eagles rubbish FIFA’s calculations
Ita Egbe furious at Enyeama’s keeping errors, lambasts Eagles
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SubscribeWe’ve learnt our lessons – Eneramo
Esperance of Tunisia player Michael Eneramo believes the team has learnt its lesson after the sloppy display in Abuja penultimate Sunday against Carthage Eagles of Tunisia as he assured a total commitment in their remaining matches.
Shooting Stars beef up team for new season
Determined to be in top shape for the 2009/2010 Globacom Premier League which kicks off tomorrow, newly promoted league side Shooting Stars Sports club has signed 10 players for the season.
U-20 WORLD CUP: CAN SIASIA WIPE OUR TEARS?
Nigeria’s renewed quest for glory in football suffered its biggest setback penultimate weekend when the Super Eagles failed to beat their Tunisian counterparts in a 2010 World Cup qualifier played at the National stadium, Abuja
2010 World Cup:Amusa Shittu carpets NFF, Amodu
Veteran coach and one-time play-maker of the defunct Red Devils, (as the Nigerian National team was then called), Alhaji Amusa Shittu, has said Nigerians should hold the Nigeria Football Federation and national team coach, Shuaibu Amodu, responsible if Nigeria fails to qualify for the South Africa 2010 World Cup, the first to be held on African continent.
Osaile defends $10,000 bonus to Eagles
Martin Osaile, the Don King of Nigeria ’s sports, remains a controversial figure.He called to disagree with all those condemning the payment of $10,000 victory bonus for a drawn match.
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