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its like reading Animal farm (all the Animals led by pigs) When you have Oshun state trying to nominate Onigbinde as its candidate speaks volume, how long would it before Benue put forward Amodu |
Oh yeah they are meddling, most especially when you have a complete numpty as an acting chairman, asking each State FA to nominate a candidate each to contest, all sorts of conditions over the last 2 weeks I spent in Nigeria proves to me that Nigerian football has a long way to go, |
At my wedding To enter the Church, Jesse Powell - you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47ZUUOfDmLk To enter reception hall, Mariah Carey & Brian Mcknight - Whenever you call https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_evRNXhrOEU First dance, My Dance mixed all 3 tracks brian mcknight - back at one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXPfovXw2tw&feature=avmsc2 joe - i believe in you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8MFym-JFQ8 after 7 - ready or not - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_vXvJGCQRE&feature=avmsc2 These were the reason I cherish all 5 tracks |
The picture reminds me of those 3 witches in clash of the titans
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osaze odemwingie and any new great talent we can find from now till 20142014 is a tournament too far for Osaze |
@Omar22 so hosting an Olympics cost that much?, that china still owe debts? If its like that them i doubt if we can ever host a world event.China (Beijin) doesnt owe any debt because they have the wealth, they had to put aside around £21bn, but London are still scratching their head about the 2012, think about where to cut back, Now some quarters are regretting that they wish the city of Paris should have won it, |
Abuja can host an Olympics in the same manner that South Africa-contrary to many inferiority complexed persons thought otherwise- did, Nigeria can host whatever she wanted to host, yet it doesnt because of political issues. Yet, if we are talking about an "African" Olympics, I dont see why Abuja (a city built with more than what others' have "budgeted for tournaments) isn't among Africa's top potential spots.Abuja failed a commonwealth bid, lost to Glasgow of all cities speaks volume, do you know how much it cost to host the event, We are talking about the same country that struggled to land the World U-17 tournament, squibbling on how much the camera cost despite the fact that most of the stadium were in place. Now with the olympic you would have to start from SCRATCH, this would include building either a new airport, railway system etc. you need to wake up, quick When Teslim Balogun stadium was commisioned in 1985 and was completed around 1998 or 99, That says alot, |
Lie Lie. One city with the support of its government can do it. Abuja can host the Olympics. Why not, except for corruption. SA is not sooooo developed, and most of its people are poor. Yet they did the damn thang, hosted a successful World CupWhat a load of clap-trap…. What you could get away with, with a soccer world cup you cant get away with at the Olympic games, to host the Olympic Games is a different animal because it’s a city that hosts the games not the country (thou with the government support). You would need to build a new Olympic village that would accommodate between 10000 – 20000 athletes, a new stadium, a cycling dome, swimming pool, indoor arena etc… am sorry but the City on Montreal that hosted the 1976 games just finish paying their debts, Beijing had to put aside £21bn, the London Olympic predicted £2.3bn just win the bid, then it doubled, now they have budgeted 9.3bn despite the fact that most of the arenas are going to be dismantled and shipped to Brazil for the 2016 games. South Africa would have to build an Olympic village from Scratch…, |
the silly man like everyother african ruler will like to die on the seat even when the going is bad.Joao Havalange the former FIFA present step down in 1998 and he was there since 1974 |
had a good African Cup of Nations campaign in Angola, where they finished third Bora need's an upgrade on his glasses! they need thicker lens |
Theirs nothing wrong if they want to play a nude scene but people want to see curves not wrinkles Please someone take down the PICTURE or put a notice or warning sign saying "Look at this picture at your own risk! This could have a temporary damage to your eyesight" |
WELL he had a contract, and it wasnt performance related |
Her face looks like that Jabulani ball typical shallow thinking |
Whats glory days Cheating the junior level tournaments When our over 30's find it hard to beat a legit Under 21 team then the future looks bleek |
Can someone tell me what has happened to the current administrators at the NFF? What is the way forward, I believe every player in the Nigerian league should go for an age test, I know everyone is calling for Siasia but remember that the 2 tournament he succeeded at he took overage players to the competition, which is catching up on us |
who know dbanj make d person won am cause na fire wey e dey use play ohWhy? Because Dbanj wan give Gene the "big Koko" , I beg nobody fears Atiku and his bully boys, "Dbanj grease the engine" |
Its a simple solution, Someone should call Kanu and tell him his service is no longer needed at the international stage! If he doesnt want jump! then they would push him, |
Goodluck 1 FIFA 1Lets see who would come up for air first from down below in the sea |
Na DBanj fault say he dey try rehabilitate the Aristo(ex-Miss Atiku Abubakar) after-one no baby Daddy chicClassic!!!!!!!!! ![]() |
Theirs a gulf in class and beauty
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PMENGLISH PLEASE!!!! I beg? |
NIGERIA TAKE NOTE FIFA president Sepp Blatter warned French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Tuesday that his country's team risks suspension from global tournaments if he meddles in the running of the national soccer federation. Article continues below FIFA president Sepp Blatter arrives before the start of the World Cup round of 16 soccer match between the United States and Ghana at Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg, South Africa, Saturday, June 26, 2010. (AP Photo/Ivan Sekretarev) FIFA president Sepp Blatter arrives before the start of the World Cup round of 16 soccer match between the United States and Ghana at Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg, South Africa, Saturday, June, (Associated Press) Former U.S. President Bill Clinton,right, shakes hands with FIFA president Sepp Blatter, left, before the World Cup group C soccer match between the United States and Algeria at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria, South Africa, Wednesday, June 23, 2010. (AP Photo/Michael Sohn) Former U.S. President Bill Clinton,right, shakes hands with FIFA president Sepp Blatter, left, before the World Cup group C soccer match between the United States and Algeria at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium, (Associated Press) Blatter said Tuesday he was sending a "clear and clean message" to the French government and Sarkozy, who has said he would personally lead the investigation into Les Bleus' dismal showing at the World Cup. The French soccer federation "can really rely on FIFA in case of political interference _ even if it is at the presidential level," Blatter said. "France made an 'affaire d'etat' of football, but football remains in the hands of the federation." FIFA rules demand that federations manage their affairs independently or face suspension from international soccer matches and business. Teams, referees and soccer officials can be barred from participating even if the federation is the innocent victim of government meddling. A FIFA suspension could affect French clubs Marseille, Lyon and Auxerre competing in the Champions' League next season, and hamper preparations to organize the 2016 European Championship. France was awarded the hosting rights last month by European football body UEFA. Sarkozy intervened after the team's performance on and off the field in South Africa heaped embarrassment on the nation. The team, which won the 1998 World Cup and was runner-up four years ago, failed to win a game and players went on strike at training after forward Nicolas Anelka was sent home for insulting coach Raymond Domenech. A parliamentary panel was scheduled later Tuesday to interview sports minister Roselyne Bachelot, who spoke to the team during the debacle. Bachelot earlier said it was "inevitable" that French soccer federation Jean-Pierre Escalettes would resign. Escalettes, who won praise for leading the Euro 2016 bid campaign, announced his plan to quit shortly after and will be interviewed Wednesday with the outgoing Domenech in hearings at the National Assembly. Blatter told reporters at a briefing that he regretted Escalettes' resignation, and warned that France's status in world soccer would not prevent FIFA stepping in. "Definitely, I can tell you that political interference will be dealt with by FIFA notwithstanding what kind of interference and what is the size of the country," Blatter said. FIFA has punished soccer federations before. Greece was European champion when it was suspended from world soccer for several days in 2006, Iraq served a suspension in 2008 and Ethiopia was kicked out of its qualifying group for the 2010 World Cup. |
FIFA and CAF would throw the book at Nigeria we would lucky to have a team in 2018 Jonathan need to thread carefully |
he should go, the Eagles is not an old peoples home!!! |
yeah, so sad. wish it was her sister insteadWhy? All power no rally, its now catching up on her, she should ritire while she is at the top or else she would turn out like Davenport |
They are actors and actors, You cant compare an Eagle to a pigeon, Best Igbo Actor EVER!!!
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