Over a period of seven days, our Super Eagles played three games during which they scored five goals, conceded one, winning two of the matches and drawing one. It is thus no surprise that Nigerian football fans are feeling a bit light headed at the moment.

Adegboye Onigbinde took Nigeria to the Korea/Japan World Cup, where although the Eagles made it to the second round, their performance was no where near the expected. The FIFA instructor like every Nigeria is praying that the Super Eagles win today in Rades and keep hopes of qualifying for the World Cup in South Africa alive but he was quick to point out that Nigeria will not win by magic, stressing that the players have to put in a lot to leave Rades with the maximum points.

Former Nigeria International, Jumbo Awala has called on the Nigeria Football Federation, (NFF), to set an agenda on how to build a formidable team for 2014 World Cup, stressing that only mother luck can see Nigeria qualify for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Thrice the Eagles played Tunisia at away and thrice the Nigerians failed to score in those World Cup Qualifiers. This record must be erased today. That is the prayer of Pillar of Sports, Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu.

Joseph Yobo and John Utaka both paid for a chartered aircraft to take them to Tunisia after murky flight arrangements that would have cost them one training session.