Monday, June 13, 2011
Bridge Not To Play For England in Years To Come
Largerback Not To Coach The Super Eagles After 2010 World Cup
Giving Lars Lagerback the super eagles job is like employing someone who failed an examination to teach a class preparing for the same examination that he failed, it is not just proper. Lars did not qualify his country to the 2010 world cup and the technical crew of the Nigeria Football Federation offered him the super eagles job not knowing that some of his opponents are going to be the same squad that out-shine the Swedish tactician during the qualifying stage, or is there any tactics or strategy that Lagerback would reveal to the Super Eagles which he hid from his own country’s national team .
Judging from the fact that Nigeria Football Federation is not interested in doing the right thing that would put Nigeria in the club of major soccer nations, the unpatriotic attitude of most of the Super Eagle players, the quality of opponent the Eagles will encounter in South Africa 2010 and the fact that the Swedish international have not led a country to the world cup alone, the Super Eagles might not go far in the completion . Analyzing all this factors gossip sports came to the conclusion that the Nigerian people will ask for Lagerback removal if the $1.3million priced coach fail to live up to expectations
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Drogba Shirtless he United Nations Development Programme today appointed soccer star from Côte d’Ivoire Didier Drogba as a Goodwill Ambassador for the fight against poverty at a ceremony in Geneva at the Palais des Nations. Drogba, currently the leading scorer in both the English Premier League and the UEFA Champions League, in his new role as an advocate for the poor will set his sights on a new set of goals, away from the soccer pitch: the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). These globally agreed targets seek to halve world poverty by 2015 by setting targets for rolling back hunger, disease, illiteracy, environmental degradation and discrimination against women.
“I don’t forget my origins,” said Drogba. “I have been given opportunities to succeed in life, but I constantly think about the ones who did not have this chance. We all need to contribute to help defeat poverty.” Drogba will work with UNDP to spur action at all levels of society in pursuit of the Millennium Development Goals, with a particular focus on Africa.
“We’re very pleased to have Didier on our side, working to help countries reach the MDGs,” said UNDP Administrator Kemal Derviş. “Greater recognition of the wide range of serious challenges we face in Africa and around the world is an important part of meeting those challenges—and Didier will offer tremendous help in raising awareness.” The other UNDP Goodwill Ambassadors are soccer legends Ronaldo and Zinédine Zidane, South African Nobel Prize winner Nadine Gordimer, Japanese actress Misako Kono and Crown Prince Haakon Magnus of Norway.
Drogba has previously collaborated with several charities and organisations and has long been active in mobilizing support for the eradication of poverty. He has also participated in several HIV/AIDS campaigns, and will continue to focus on this issue--and its implications for human rights and women’s empowerment.
“Gender equality must be promoted, and women and girls are at a special risk. Male attitudes and behaviour need to change, and as a man and a role model for many young boys in Africa I will do my best to promote the right messages to other men and boys to stop the pandemic,” said Drogba. He will also support UNDP’s work in conflict prevention and recovery.
Didier Drogba received his credentials as Goodwill Ambassador by the Director of the UNDP Office in Geneva, Ms Odile Sorgho-Moulinier on behalf of the Administrator of UNDP.
Born in Abidjan in1978, Drogba spent his childhood in his native Côte d'Ivoire and his adopted country, France. He led Côte d'Ivoire to its first-ever World Cup final in 2006, and currently plays for Chelsea F.C. of the English Premier League.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
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record in Grand Slam competition victory. However, a fellow tennis player, Roger Federer is still considered better.Nadal has won two weeks ago defeated Novak Djokovic in the U.S. Open. This success completed, because the Spaniard has won the Australian Open, French Open and Wimbledon.
But in the eyes of the same tennis player, Nadal has not the same as Federer. Its size is 16 Roger Federer won the Grand Slam, while Nadal only won nine times.”Rafa in Spain may be the best tennis player in history, but in the world, today, maybe it belongs to Roger Federer, because he won the Grand Slam titles, and more,” said Nadal compatriot Ferrer at Yahoosports.
“He (Nadal) has won many Grand Slams, so many titles, but for me Federer is still the best,” said peteni Soderling of Sweden agreed to Ferrer.The same view was expressed Berdych. “To be a top tennis player won Grand Slam titles, Nadal will still need some. So I think it is still far away, said:” The world tennis rankings VII.
But they also agree that Federer younger than 5 years of age (24 years old Nadal, Federer 29), and then have the opportunity to Nadal, Federer’s record over the past Wintour remains open.”Benitez is still very young. If he’s healthy, if his playing time, he may (through). I think he had the opportunity to become the best tennis player in history, said:” Robin Soderling on his behalf colleagues
The current world number one prevailed after 3 hours and 45 minutes to emulate the feat of Swedish legend Bjorn Borg, who watched the game from the royal box.
After the third longest men's singles final in the tournament's history, Federer knelt down before collapsing on turf, both hands on his face. When he managed to get up to his feet, 14,000 spectators in a packed Centre Court saw his eyes shining with tears of relief.
"Each one is special. To play a champion like Rafa in the final it means even more and equaling Bjorn as well," the Swiss said.
"He (Nadal) is a fantastic player and is going to be around for so much longer so I am happy with every one I get now before he takes them all.
"It was such a close match, I told Rafa at the net 'you deserved it as well' but I was the lucky one today," he added.
Federer started aggressive with a 3-0 lead, but Nadal, seeded second, broke back in the fifth game and then held serve to level 3-3.
The next games went with serve to 6-6, forcing a tiebreak which saw Ferderer win 9-7.
The second set proved equally tense at 4-4 until Nadal held his serve to 5-4 and then broke in a crucial 10th game.
While another tiebreak win saw Ferderer lead 2-1 overall, Nadal held his nerve and presented a strong comeback, racing to 4-0 up before finally taking the fourth set 6-2.
But the Spaniard squandered two break points and lost two serves in the rubber as Federer made it 6-2 with an easy smash at the net, securing an 11th grand slam title in his career.
The victory brought Federer's head-to-head records with Nadal to 8 to 5 in favor of the Spaniard with Ferderer winning four of the last six meetings though.
"Right now it feels disappointing because I had good chances. These first moments, especially after you lose in the fifth set, are not easy," Nadal said.
"Today was tough for me but at the same time it's good for me to be playing at a similar level to the best in the world on grass.
"He (Federer) is very close to being the greatest player of all time, his tennis is unbelievable.
"But I am a better player than last year... maybe not as good as Roger right now because he has 11 Slams, me three. But I am young. I am improving every season," said the 21-year-old.
Nadal lifted all his three Grand Slam trophies in Roland Garros although he reached Wimbledon finals twice in a row.

Roger Federer is arguably the greatest tennis player of all time.Currently he owns 16 grand slam titles, the most in the history of the sport. He has also completed the career grand slam by winning the illusive French Open.
Not only is Roger Federer probably the best tennis player ever, but he is adored by fans all over the world and liked and respected by his peers.
A true ambassador for the game, he does not only care about his own accomplishments, but also continues to make tennis a popular sport.
As a tennis fan I feel privilaged to see this genius and popular human being play in my lifetime.
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