World Cup failure: ‘I’m not afraid of being sacked’ — Madugu
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Obije, Olusanya dominate Heineken Nigeria Cup
Golfers storm Benin Ladies Open
Champions League: Agba confident Pillars’ll fall
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Shooting lay ambush for Wikki
NPL reschedules league matches
2010 World Cup:Woe betide those who want Tunisia to slip for Eagles
Why we employed Amodu in place of Siasia-Uchegbulam
I don’t give a damn, says Lulu on Nigeria’s football
Sofoluwe’s clarion call to Eagles
Disorganised F-Eagles!• Siasia laments ouster
My eyes are set on the CAF League trophy, says Pepsi MVP
FIFA U-17 World Cup: Lagos pays N28m to LOC for tickets
MTN/AIT AWARDS: Keep Globacom out of this, says Bassey
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SubscribeFifa U17: Lulu laments LOC’s shortfalls
ABUJA – Apparently aware of the inefficiency and inadequacy of the local organising committee for the forthcoming Fifa Under-17 World Cup, which is less than 19 days to the cadet championship in the country, chairman local organising committee, Sani Lulu Abdullahi said the shortfalls would be addressed soon.
Militants To Our Rescue
THE times are worse than many are ready to admit. For sports, the times are anything but good. As we grabble with the issues of what to do with sports, we may have to look to extraordinary corners for salvation.
2010 World Cup: We can’t let this opportunity slip away -Tunisian Coach
Tunisian national team coach Humberto Coelho has reminded the Carthage Eagles on the need to maintain their positive attitude as they tackle the Harambee Stars of Kenya in Sunday’s World Cup qualifier.
Eagles play Mozambique with Tunisia in mind
The Green Eagles step out Sunday against the Black Mambas of Mozambique in Abuja in a World Cup and Nations Cup qualifier that the result would not be important as long as Tunisia win their tie against the Harambee Stars.
No excuse for failure — Hamilton warns Amodu
As the Super Eagles prepare for the 2010 World Cup qualifier against Mozambique in Abuja this weekend, former national team handler, Paul Hamilton has tasked Coach Shuaibu Amodu to charge his players to go all out for victory.
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