Nigeria
Understatement of the Year Nominee
Weighing in as front runner, we have Ivory Coast coach Vahid Halihodzic declaring his side as “average.” Yeah, and if you believe that, I’ll give you some great odds on the Bafana Bafana winning the World Cup.

On an unrelated note, now might be a good time to disclose my eternal envy that Yaya Touré was not born Nigerian. The man is a wonder. That is all.
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Apologies and Remainders

It’s been far too long since my last post and the world as we know it has changed a little bit. Mine has been a tale of woe in the interim (whatever the opposite of serendipity is, that’s what happened to me). Still, bright spots abound and many excitements lie ... [read]
RSA-NGA (0:1) Take 2, Game in Review

First off, we kept our sheets clean. Woo-hoo! What a game! Enough has been said about the craptaculous pitch that the players had to endure, so I’ll say no more.
My question is, “Did the Bafana Bafana really deserve to lose?” (more…)
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Port Elizabeth Preview

Coming off a respectable 2nd place finish in Beijing with the wind at our backs, we turn our attention to the next slate of qualifying matches with our eyes ever fixed on South Africa (for the actual tourney). The bad news? (more…)
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The NFA Strikes Again

The Nigerian Football Association (NFA) is something alright. I have always marveled at their consistent ability to get exactly nothing right. My first recollection of this peculiar power was an ill-fated bid to host the 2002 World Cup that was over before it even began due to “administrative issues” ... [read]
Trophies or Thrills?

Despite their recent victory streak, Coach Shaibu Amodu and his Super Eagles have been criticized for not having enough flair. This criticism has been so much so that Asst. Coach Fatai Amoo was forced to go on the record and tell people to just chill out. He made a salient ... [read]
Farewell, #10

Jay-Jay Okocha formally retired from football this past week. 20,000 fans gathered in the torrential rain to watch his farewell match. Arguably the best player that Nigeria has ever fielded, he has already been missed since his retirement from international football in 2006. He has left a vacuum ... [read]
Where Do We Stand?

One step closer to SA2010, that’s for sure. Coach Shaibu Amodu is on the receiving end of (very well deserved) praise and admiration. All is well, let champagne flow from the heavens.
So why this insistently nagging feeling that something dire is about to happen? On the merits ... [read]
After the First Test

On Sunday, the Super Eagles played the Bafana Bafana in Abuja with great success. On the merit of technical soundness and overwhelming possession (65%) and two first half goals (10′ Ikechuckwu Uche, 44′ Obinna Nwaneri), the Super Eagles dominated South Africa. In the words of Nwankwo Kanu, (more…)
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Third Time Charm?
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Shaibu Amodu was appointed the national team coach last month with the express mandate of qualifying for SA2010. Our qualifying group includes Equatorial Guinea, Sierra Leone and South Africa, who are already guaranteed a spot in the Cup as host country. Amodu has previously coached the Super Eagles in 1996 ... [read]
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i personaly feel nigeria is not fit to lift the world cup, we no where near it.if we find it so diff ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
Its going to be a tough match but I am going to go for Nigeria ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
GO GO Nigéria! One of the best football in the world! ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
The performance of our national team is a reflection of the current state of our nation. sadly, we h ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
want= can't hehe :P - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
zed ur statements make no sense either, what does history have to do with this? If you want win i ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
bassem u sound like u need help "the bodies of unb....." ur statement stinks i wonder y tunisia has ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
It is hard to believe that the players fielded yesterday play for professional clubs, let alone top ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
alright, guys. i think you can move your discussions of tunisia's performance to the tunisia page. ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
If this is Tunisian i didn't understand a thing you where trying to say, please speak your own langu ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
Alex, wich goal did you like best? the first or the second? I liked them both man~! :-D What a goal ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
I am humbled by your devoutness and holiness Bassem, you should be a teacher and guide to all future ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
no Alex, i don´t even think you know what blaspheming means man! you can´t tell me what to do by ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
Keep God out this Bassem, by mixing God and soccer your are blaspheming during the holy month, and t ...[read more] - DO or DIE for Dueling Eagles
Miracles belong to ALLAH SWT, and a goal in the 90th minute is a miracle that can only be granted by ...[read more]
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