Second half under way

Second half under way
Rangers 0-0 wolves

We need that 3points

Nice work obum

Full time
Rangers 0-0 warri wolves

Rangers played very well...dey ave to rest many players for deir champions league match against vitale of burundi on sunday

obum042: Rangers played very well...dey ave to rest many players for deir champions league match against vitale of burundi on sunday

Ohh, now i get it.

Afam4eva:
I'm not happy but this result still takes us to the top of the table with superior goals difference.

Rangers moves to the second spot

http://dreamingnigeria..com/2013/03/rangers-and-wolves-draw-blank.html

saintneo:

Rangers moves to the second spot

http://dreamingnigeria..com/2013/03/rangers-and-wolves-draw-blank.html

How's that possible?

More goals scored by Sunshine Stars
http://dreamingnigeria..com/2013/03/npl-sunshine-stars-moves-to-top.html

saintneo: More goals scored by Sunshine Stars
http://dreamingnigeria..com/2013/03/npl-sunshine-stars-moves-to-top.html

ok

Kano Pillars rises to the top.

http://dreamingnigeria..com/2013/03/npl-five-draws-in-npl.html

By Kolade Oni
Mar 28, 2013 8:10:00 PM


The body in charge of organising the NPFL has stopped the involvement of two Flying Antelopes' players for attacking a match official after a game

For bringing the game into disrepute after a league clash in Enugu, two players of Enugu Rangers Seun Taro and Peter Coly have both been suspended indefinitely by the League Management Company (LMC) Goal.com has gathered.

Both players were accused of molesting the centre referee that officiated the Week 3 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) tie between Enugu Rangers and Warri Wolves at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium in Enugu.

They were not allowed to feature for the club, the Flying Antelopes in their Week 4 game against Kaduna United when the match commissioner alerted Rangers officials that the duo have been suspended indefinitely. They were alleged to have assaulted the centre referee immediately after the game.

Rangers' media officer, Foster Chime confirmed the duo was stopped from featuring in their Week 4 duel against Kaduna United but said the club was not told the reason.

"Yes, the two players, Peter Coly and Seun Taro were not allowed to play against Kaduna United when the match commissioner said he was acting on instructions from the LMC. But he didn't tell us the reason for the action.

“I guess we shall know what really happened when we get back to Enugu," Chime explained.

A top official of the LMC who spoke anonymously however couldn't confirm the report.

He said he would make more findings to get to the roots of what transpired.

Rangers are yet to beat Warri Wolves for the past three seasons after each tie ended goalless.

^^^
Those Rangers players acted in a silly manner. SMH

CFCfan: ^^^
Those Rangers players acted in a silly manner. SMH

They sure did. But i think Rangers should have been informed before hand about the suspension of both players instead of learning of it just before a match.

Enugu Rangers held Kaduna united to a 1-1 draw despite the fact that two of our players were suspended following their brawl with a referee in Enugu when they welcomed Warri wolves.

We have a good away record. We have one one and drawn one away match. We must make sure we win all our home matches. Our unbeaten record is also impressive.

dis is a gud developmnt.geting a vital away draw.kip it up rangers.ur fans are besyd u

[size=14pt]Sunday Mba: NPL Rules In Favour Of Warri Wolves[/size]

The Nigeria Premier League has waded into the on-going feud between Warri Wolves and Enugu Rangers over the ownership of Sunday Mba and Chigozie Agbim by ruling that the Super Eagles duo belong to Warri Wolves.

Enugu Rangers is laying claim to Mba, insisting he has always been their player and had been training with them before the 2013 Nations Cup in South Africa.

However, in a letter signed by the executive secretary of the NPL, Tunji Babalola, Mba and Agbim have been declared as players of Warri Wolves.

The league interim management committee has, therefore, asked any club interested in the players to contact Warri Wolves.

A tussle arose between Warri Wolves and Enugu Rangers over the ownership of the 24-year-old Eagles midfielder since foreign clubs started showing interest in the player after the Afcon 2013.

Spokesman of the Warri-based professional football club, Moses Etu, said on Sunday that the Delta State-owned team was not ready to join issues with Rangers on the player as Mba knew he had a two-year contract with Warri Wolves.

“Sunday Mba has only spent one year out of the two-year contract he signed with us. It is on the basis of this that we are giving him up till Friday, March 1 to return to our camp ahead of the new football season we are preparing for,” observed.

The Warri Wolves media officer hinted that the matter has been reported to the Nigeria Football Federation.

“We have absolute confidence in NFF believing that they will follow the path of justice. We have the documents signed by Mba and requests by Rangers for us to clear the players for them which we refused to do,” he said.

“We have also written the NFF to apply the relevant sanctions regarding inducement and misleading of the public by Rangers International on this matter.”

Etu further warned that Warri Wolves would not hesitate to report the matter to the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and the world football governing body, FIFA if need be.

“We have confidence in NFF but we won’t hesitate to take the matter to CAF and FIFA. Rangers can be banned from further participation in the CAF Champions League while the player faces the prospect of being banned for years,” stressed the club spokesman.

Although some foreign clubs are said to be making enquiries on how to sign the Super Eagles players, the current ownership struggle between the two NPL clubs may scuttle such moves. Warri Wolves last week placed a one million euro transfer tag on the player now under dispute.

The defender rose to stardom after he scored two goals for Nigeria at the Nations Cup, which put Nigeria in reckoning and ultimately claiming the 2013 Afcon trophy.

Now the hitherto unknown local player is now the talk of several transfers within European clubs.


http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/02/25/sunday-mba-npl-rules-in-favour-of-warri-wolves/

[quote author=Afam4eva][size=14pt]Sunday Mba: NPL Rules In Favour Of Warri Wolves[/size]

The Nigeria Premier League has waded into the on-going feud between Warri Wolves and Enugu Rangers over the ownership of Sunday Mba and Chigozie Agbim by ruling that the Super Eagles duo belong to Warri Wolves.

Enugu Rangers is laying claim to Mba, insisting he has always been their player and had been training with them before the 2013 Nations Cup in South Africa.

However, in a letter signed by the executive secretary of the NPL, Tunji Babalola, Mba and Agbim have been declared as players of Warri Wolves.

The league interim management committee has, therefore, asked any club interested in the players to contact Warri Wolves.

A tussle arose between Warri Wolves and Enugu Rangers over the ownership of the 24-year-old Eagles midfielder since foreign clubs started showing interest in the player after the Afcon 2013.

Spokesman of the Warri-based professional football club, Moses Etu, said on Sunday that the Delta State-owned team was not ready to join issues with Rangers on the player as Mba knew he had a two-year contract with Warri Wolves.

“Sunday Mba has only spent one year out of the two-year contract he signed with us. It is on the basis of this that we are giving him up till Friday, March 1 to return to our camp ahead of the new football season we are preparing for,” observed.

The Warri Wolves media officer hinted that the matter has been reported to the Nigeria Football Federation.

“We have absolute confidence in NFF believing that they will follow the path of justice. We have the documents signed by Mba and requests by Rangers for us to clear the players for them which we refused to do,” he said.

“We have also written the NFF to apply the relevant sanctions regarding inducement and misleading of the public by Rangers International on this matter.”

Etu further warned that Warri Wolves would not hesitate to report the matter to the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and the world football governing body, FIFA if need be.

“We have confidence in NFF but we won’t hesitate to take the matter to CAF and FIFA. Rangers can be banned from further participation in the CAF Champions League while the player faces the prospect of being banned for years,” stressed the club spokesman.

Although some foreign clubs are said to be making enquiries on how to sign the Super Eagles players, the current ownership struggle between the two NPL clubs may scuttle such moves. Warri Wolves last week placed a one million euro transfer tag on the player now under dispute.

The defender rose to stardom after he scored two goals for Nigeria at the Nations Cup, which put Nigeria in reckoning and ultimately claiming the 2013 Afcon trophy.

Now the hitherto unknown local player is now the talk of several transfers within European clubs.

2bad 4 rangers bt let him go.warri wolves can neva be compared 2 rangers anyday anytym.

Well am off 2 NAS 2 watch ma boiz.d champions

today match will be played behind close door just saw it on twitter.

rangers 1 kwara 0

Playing a match behind closed doors is tantamount to playing in a neutral ground. This is not good. I hope we come out victorious.

Eifeh: rangers 1 kwara 0

Is that the full time score?

rangers 3 kwara 1 full time

Eifeh: rangers 3 kwara 1 full time

Confam,NFF made my sunday bored..@least am happy nw.

Adamu mahammed 6mis, chinedu suday 85mis, odukpe 89mis

NPFL: Beautiful Easter Sunday of football!

NPFL: Beautiful Easter Sunday of football!
What a beautiful Sunday of football in the Nigerian Premier League!

Kano Pillars without doubt as the leader of the league, kicked off today with an away victory at ABS FC. The first goal coming within 44 seconds of the game by Nasiru Ibrahim......

NPFL: Beautiful Easter Sunday of football!

Happy Easter to all of us.