As the country continues to writhe in pains and agony over last Sunday’s uninspiring and disappointing 2-2 draw against the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia held at the Abuja National Stadium, former Shooting Stars Football Club Chairman, Elder Bode Oyewole has mistrusted the competence of the Chief coach of the Green Eagles, Shaibu Amodu leading the team to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

The game which the Nigerian national team needed to win to remain relevant in the journey to 2010 World cup has come and gone. The outcome of the game has thrown-up more challenges on the 2010 project. Prior to this September, 6th game, it was a consensus of opinion of keen followers of football that having played a goalless draw with the Carthage Eagles in Tunisia, our own Eagles should take advantage of this home game to take a one point lead of the opponent.

Austin Jay Jay Okocha was enveloped by momentary madness the moment he saw Tunisia’s Derragi Oussma run into a wide space created for him by Taye Taiwo.

FIERY Lawyer Dudu Orumen was short of shedding tears when he talked about the shameful outing of Nigeria’s Super Eagles in their 2-2 draw with Tunisia that has sent many Nigerians into mourning.

Tunisian Karim Haggui has warned his countrymen not to over-celebrate the 2-2 draw obtained by his side in Nigeria on Sunday as the World Cup ticket was still a bridge too far. The inspirational player urged his mates to remain focused on the task at hand in order to successfully book their ticket for South Africa 2010. The North Africans lead Group B with eight points while Nigeria trail with six points.