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The spendthrift lifestyle of the former Newcastle United football player Obafemi Martins has been revealed by a "Jeeves-type" sports management service who claimed he got through £40,000 every weekend. Nigerian-born Obafemi...
Packed with Premier League players, the Super Eagles of Nigeria will be a danger to any opponent at World Cup 2010. Driving force: Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel will be a key performer for Nigeria at World Cup 2010 Photo:...
Today's Rumours are on their last legs There are wires coming out of the Mill's nose, monitors sprouting from our manly chest-hair and a team of distressed nurses wiping our fevered brow with cool, damp cloths. The only sound...
More than 50 oil tankers are anchored off Britain - pieces in a game in which the only winners are market speculators. After yesterday's report in the Daily Mail on how several so-called 'oil shark' tankers were moored near the...
It was clear he had been working at very close quarters with the Swiss bench. The Swiss man of the match, Haris Seferovic, and my own man of the match, Ricardo Rodriquez, were drowning in tears of ecstasy inside the Abuja stadium.
World Cup qualifying action at the weekend produced several national heroes like Obafemi Martins for Nigeria and Emad Moteab for Egypt as Nigeria and Cameroon finally booked their flight to South Africa 2010...
PATROTIC fervour broke out in different parts of the country as Nigeria snatched one of Africa's World Cup tickets from Tunisia on a dramatic last day of qualifying in Group B. Obafemi Martins scored a brace as Nigeria claimed...
What have Cristiano Ronaldo, Didier Drogba and Harry Kewell got in common? Danger man: England would not relish having to deal with the Ivory Coast's rampaging front man Didier Drogba in the World Cup group stage Photo: AFP And...
Nigeria's hope for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa came alive in a dramatic turn as it came from behind to beat the Kenyan team by 3-2 in Nairobi. In the 16th minute of the first half the Kenyan team, Harambee Stars, struck...
For the first time in the history of African World Cup qualifying series, most of the matches had to go the wire with Nigerian and Cameroon having to wait till the last day to decide their fate. They both joined Ghana and...
