Klopp suffers first defeat as Germany coach as Greece claim historic win
Ronaldo benched as Ramos fires Portugal to 2-1 win over Norway
… confirms disbandment of feeder team
Nigeria ’09: Mobilization plans nationwide trophy tour
Chess federation takes game to schools
Basketball star out with plans for girls
Eyadema Cup: Sunshine in shaky start
N8.2 billion contract: More facts emerge
Shaun Bartlett expects Eagles in South Africa
Onovo’ll bring more Ajunwas — Kalu
LOC media committee hails Warri facilities
2010 World Cup: Ikepba makes case for McCarthy
2010: Taribo’s way out for Eagles
Weah, Massinga, Camara dazzle in Lagos
Making Eagles fight for shirts was good — Rufai

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Confederation Cup: Obienu blasts NFF
THE decision of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to give the second Confederation Cup slot to Warri Wolves Football Club ahead of Sharks who finished second in the 2009 Federation Cup is still generating a lot of furore with Barister Nwabufo Obienu alleging undercurrent deals between the football officials and the Warri team.
U-17 World Cup: Kano SWAN warns on Sani Abacha stadium
Sports Writers Association Of Nigeria (SWAN) Kano state chapter has warned that unless the state government compels contractors handling the renovation works at the Sani Abacha Stadium to speed up, the dream of the state being one of the hosting states for the World Under-17 football championship will be a mirage.
OUTRAGED!!!
I outraged nobi small. Wetin be dis call of JJ to come back to Eagles. I wan ask weda em forget anything for there. Where him dey wen Naija no qualify for World Cup in Germany. Time don reach wen we go learn to move forward instead of making progress from behind.
Mikel Obi can fit into Okocha’s shoes if….. — Esin
Former Super Eagles midfielder Etim ‘Maradona’ Esin has deferred on the call for or against Austin Jay Jay Okocha to return to the national team to fill the seeming vacuum created by the retirement of the former Bolton Wanderers captain.
Eagles have no business at the World Cup
Now that the dust has settled after the barren draw in Rades, we can now sit back and soberly reflect. To the casual eye, a draw away to our toughest opponent in the group is not a bad result but can we please honestly ask ourselves what we really made out of the Super Eagles during the game.

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