Cybereagles

Consider this. At the 2002 World Cup, Justice Christopher was only 20 years old. And he would only ever play 28 more club games in Europe, in the likes of the Bulgarian league. Sunday Oliseh was still probably 28 or 29 - he was officially 25 - and had three more seasons at Borussia Dortmund having p...

I regret his death, but let’s be honest here. He wore the Number 15 because at the time that was Sunday Oliseh’s number as the defensive midfielder. It was a catastrophic time in Nigerian football. The team was incredibly strong, but at the Nations Cup a rusty team had lost narrowly in extra time to...

Michael Olise and Ademola Lookman would help…

He has done very well to reach this age with his medical condition.

He did well too to build his defence round Chidi Nwanu once it became clear that Keshi was finished.

Could/should have been in the 1998 and 2002 Nigeria World Cup squads. Probably regretted picking England, I suspect.

RIP. A lovely man.

Keshi of all people should remember 1994. The first-choice left-back Ben Iroha was injured, and both the Italy goals which knocked out Nigeria came from his replacement Michael Emenalo's flank. Emenalo just wasn't good enough. In terms of alternative left-backs, the only two at a high enough level a...

Let's be precise about the allegations of when Nedum was approached to play for Nigeria. It was in 2009, along with Patrick Owomoyela and Dennis Aogo. And it is alleged that all three were told that they would be guaranteed World Cup places if Nigeria qualified, conditional upon each of them deposit...

Good work Keshi. Not. I like the shape of the teams he uses, but the personnel this time are just horrible. You could put together a significantly better team of players who are NOT going: CARL IKEME ......................... TAYE TAIWO NEDUM ONUOHA OBIORA NWANKWO .......................... NOSA IGI...

Enough with the world leading tag, give it a rest as the sun and it's journalists are the equivalent of bad reality tv shows when it comes investigative journalism. This is "The Sun on Sunday", which is the successor newspaper to the "News of the World". Now, you and I might not...

What other nation participating in the WC has been charged by these guys with match fixing? NONE Now, 'Go Figure!!!'. Sometimes I wonder why some of us get fixated with baseless information. If FIFA is not bothered by this rubbish, then it is nonesense. I can't wait to read how these rats will spin...

I don't know what the moderators are waiting for before banning that retarded moron. This angel* came here accusing Nigerian heros like Onazi and Uwa Chiejile of participating in match fixing without any shred of evidence. So Site Admin and moderators do your job and ban dcf1 along with all the acc...

Can I get one clear..... Don't u fix matches to lose and not to win? This us a case if a desperate boastful Nigerian saying....pay me and I will put aircon on the streets....we should take the story with a pinch of salt No, absolutely not. In China, India and Russia much of the betting is spread-be...

It is almost certain that there were Nigerian players in the WC 2010 squad who were paid to participate in match fixing. The friendly game against North Korea prior to the World Cup has been confirmed to have been fixed (by the fixer AND by FIFA).. The refereee certainly played his part by awarding...

It is almost certain that there were Nigerian players in the WC 2010 squad who were paid to participate in match fixing. The friendly game against North Korea prior to the World Cup has been confirmed to have been fixed (by the fixer AND by FIFA).. The refereee certainly played his part by awarding...

Now this matter is getting out of hand. Keshi himself has to come out and either forcefully deny his players are involved in any misdeeds or investigate the matter and then make an example of whomever is found to be of questionable character on the team. Why should the Big Boss do that?...............

Read the article. The Fake Sheikh has audio and video recordings of the fixer stating that he has several Nigerian players on his payroll for this World Cup. And then he brings Onazi into the room. He's there, there's pictures of him there. It's not suggested that Onazi is one of the corrupted playe...

This journalist is a two-time British "Reporter of the Year" and his last article about sporting corruption, in 2010, won him the 2011 British Journalists' "Scoop of the Year" award and the "Sports Journalist of the Year" award in the UK. He is the journalist who expose...

This is dangerous, I wonder why the NFF haven't filed a lawsuit yet. Against their allegedly corrupted players or against the world's pre-eminent investigative journalist into sporting corruption? Have you read the article? The fixer quotes a fee of 50,000 Euros per Nigerian yellow card ordered, an...

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/5662976/World-Cup-fixing-sensation-as-crooks-promise-to-rig-games.html People should take this VERY seriously. The journalist in question is the notorious "Fake Sheikh", who in 2010 caught the Pakistan cricket captain and his global superstar bowle...

How dare this shameless scoundrel carry on with this drivel? I am no fan of Amodu, but Nigeria had an extremely strong squad at the 2002 African Nations Cup. They won their group (ahead of Mali, Liberia and Algeria), then eliminated Ghana and then lost to "that" Senegal team after extra ti...

It was a terrific Algerian team, and they qualified by winning a play-off against Nigeria by winning 2-0 away and then 2-1 at home. Rabah Madjer was a brilliant winger who single-handedly won the 1987 European Cup (Champions League) final for FC Porto against Bayern Munich, in which he outshone the ...

I've been watching since 1978, and here are my awards..... Best tournament: Mexico'86 Best team: Brazil in 1982, by miles. Most of the Italy team that knocked them out would have been jailed for that sort of "marking" today. Best African side: Nigeria in 1994, but there was no strength in ...

I'm not convinced that either Spain or Germany will get out of their groups. Spain has been an excellent team, but three key players (Xavi, Puyol and David Villa) are past their best and have not been replaced and ultimately this is the same team that has been together since the 2006 World Cup - eve...