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NIGERIAN SPORTS TODAY
July 13, 2008

 

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• Pillars Has Herculean Task Ahead - Babangida
  Thank you very much. Becoming a champion is not an easy thing. Again, it is more difficult remaining at the top. This is because other clubs in that category will also be working (hard)towards being there. Daily Independent
   
• Beware of football cabal, Obienu advises Globacom
  FORMER Vice Chairman of the Nigeria Football Association (NFA), Barrister...Vanguard
   
• Be patient with Amodu, Pedro begs Nigerians
  THE former Deputy Governor of Lagos State Femi Pedro has...Vanguard
   
• AFN boss promises three gold medals - Beijing Olympics
  WHILE many Nigerians are apprehensive over the chances of the country's athletes at the forthcoming Beijing 2008 Olympics, President of the Athletic Federation of Nigeria (AFN),Violet Odogwu-Nwajei, has boasted that her federation would grab three gold medals at the Games. Tribune
   
• Super Falcons jet out to S/Korea - Training tour
  NIGERIA’S Super falcons, the sole representatives of Africa in the female football event of the forthcoming Beijing Olympic Games, yesterday left the country for South Korea on a training tour ahead of the Games which kicks off on August 4 in China. Tribune
   
• Toughest defeat!
  Roger Federer admitted losing his Wimbledon crown to Rafael Nadal was the toughest defeat of his career. But everyone else was still marvelling over arguably the greatest tennis match in history| The Sun
   
• Nobody can impose home-based players on me
  Super Eagles’ Chief Coach, Shaibu Amodu, has risen in defence of the exclusion of home-based players in the national team, arguing that he cannot work outside his brief | The Sun
   
• Arsenal 'drop Adebayor price tag'
  Emmanuel Adebayor's switch to AC Milan could be back on after Arsenal dropped their asking price, according to the agent working for the Italian side. BBC
   
• Football stars launch Goal4Africa
  Some of the biggest names in football join forces to raise money for Africa ahead of the 2010 World Cup. BBC