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Updated Nations Cup Squad lists

Updated Nations Cup Squad lists

Posted: 2010-01-09 11:24

Collated updated list of squads for the African Nations Cup finals, which kick off in Angola on January 10.

GROUP A:


Angola

Goalkeepers: 13-Carlos Fernandes (Rio Ave, Portugal), 1-Lama (Petro Atletico), 22-Wilson (Recreativo Caala)

Defenders: 4-Dias Caires (Sagrada Esperanca), 3-Enoque (Santos), 2-Jamuana (Petro Atletico), 5-Kali (Arles-Avignon, France), 21-Mabina (Petro Atletico), 15-Rui Marques (Leeds United, England), 20-Stelvio (Uniao Leiria, Portugal)

Midfielders: 6-David (Petro Atletico), 19-Dede (Arles-Avignon, France), 14-Djalma (Maritimo, Portugal), 11-Gilberto (Al Ahli, Egypt), 7-Job, 8-Xara (both Petro Atletico), 17-Ze Kalanga (Dinamo Bucharest, Romania), 10-Zuela (Kuban Krasnodar, Russia)

Forwards: 16-Flavio (Al Shabab, Saudi Arabia), 12-Johnson Makaba (Recreativo Libolo), 18-Love (Primeiro Agosto), 9-Mantorras (Benfica, Portugal), 23-Manucho (Real Valladolid, Spain)


Algeria

Goalkeepers: 16-Faouzi Chaouchi (Entente Setif), 1-Lounes Gaouaoui (ASO Chlef), 23-Mohamed Amine Zemamouche (Mouloudia Alger)

Defenders: 12-Reda Babouche (Mouloudia Alger), 3-Nadir Belhadj (Portsmouth, England), 2-Madjid Bougherra (Glasgow Rangers, Scotland), 5-Rafik Halliche (Nacional, Portugal), 14-Abdelkader Laifaoui (Entente Setif), 11-Slimane Raho (Entente Setif), 4-Anthar Yahia (VfL Bochum, Germany), 17-Samir Zaoui (ASO Chlef)

Midfielders: 22-Djamal Abdoun (Nantes, France), 7-Yacine Bezzaz (Racing Strasbourg, France), 18-Hameur Bouazza (Blackpool, England), 8-Khaled Lemmouchia (Entente Setif), 6-Yazid Mansouri (Lorient, France), 13-Karim Matmour (Borussia Monchengladbach, Germany), 20-Mourad Meghni (Lazio, Italy), 19-Hassen Yebda (Portsmouth, England), 15-Karim Ziani (VfL Wolfsburg, Germany)

Forwards: 9-Abdelkader Ghezzal (Siena, Italy), 10-Rafik Saifi (Al Khor, Qatar), 21-Abdelmalik Ziaya (Entente Setif)


Malawi

Goalkeepers: 16-Simplex Nthala (Wanderers), 1-Swadick Sanudi (Dynamos, South Africa), 22-Charles Swini (ESCOM United)

Defenders: 3-Moses Chavula (Nathi Lions, South Africa), 12-Elvis Kafoteka (ESCOM United), 6-Allan Kamanga (Dynamos, South Africa), 7-Peter Mponda (Black Leopards, South Africa), 21-Maupo Msowoya (ESCOM United), 23-Harry Nyirenda (Wanderers), 5-James Sangala (Primeiro Agosto, Angola)

Midfielders: 19-Davie Banda (Red Lions), 10-Joseph Kamwendo (Orlando Pirates, South Africa), 2-Peter Mgangira (Silver Strikers), 13-Hellings Mwakasungula (Silver Strikers), 15-Robert Ngambi (Black Leopards, South Africa), 8-Jacob Ngwira (Carara Kicks, South Africa), 18-Peter Wadabwa (Thanda Royals Zulu, South Africa)

Forwards: 11-Esau Kanyenda (FC Kamaz, Russia), 4-Chiukepo Msowoya (Deportivo Muculmana, Mozambique), 9-Russell Mwafulirwa (IFK Norrkoping, Sweden), 14-Victor Nyirenda (ESCOM United), 20-Atusaye Nyondo (Carara Kicks, South Africa), 17-Jimmy Zakazaka (Bay United, South Africa)


Mali

Goalkeepers: 16-Soumbeyla Diakite (Stade Malien), 1-Mahamadou Sidibe (Omonia Nicosia, Cyprus), 22-Oumar Sissoko (Metz, France)

Defenders: 5-Souleymane Diamountene (Bari, Italy), 2-Ousmane Berthe (Jomo Cosmos, South Africa), 23-Abdoulaye Maiga (Stade Malien), 13-Bakary Soumare (Boulogne-sur-Mer, France), 3-Adama Tamboura (Helsingborg, Sweden)

Midfielders: 6-Mahamadou Diarra (Real Madrid, Spain), 20-Lassana Fane (Al Merreikh, Sudan), 12-Seydou Keita (Barcelona, Spain), 18-Momo Sissoko (Juventus, Italy), 4-Samba Sow (Racing Lens, France), 14-Abdoul Traore (Girondins Bordeaux, France), 15-Bakaye Traore (Nancy, France), 17-Mahamane Traore (Nice, France)

Strikers: 9-Mamadou Bagayoko (Nice, France), 8-Mamadou Diallo (Le Havre, France), 19-Frederic Kanoute (Sevilla, Spain), 10-Modibo Maiga (Le Mans, France), 7-Tenema Ndiaye (Nantes, France), 11-Mamadou Samassa (Valenciennes, France), 21-Mustapha Yatabare (Clermont Foot, France)


GROUP B:


Burkina Faso

Goalkeepers: Daouda Diakite (Arab Contractors, Egypt), Germain Sanou (Centre St Etienne de Bobo), Adama Sawadogo (ASFA Yennega)

Defenders: Ibrahim Gnanou (Alania Vladiskavkaz, Russia), Bakary Kone (En Avant Guingamp, France), Paul Koulibaly (Al Ittihad Tripoli, Libya), Moussa Ouattara (Kaiserslautern, Germany), Madi Panandetiguiri, Mamadou Tall (both Uniao Leiria, Portugal)

Midfielders: Wilfried Balima (Sheriff Tiraspol, Moldavia), Charles Kabore (Olympique Marseille, France), Mahamoudou Kere (Charleroi, Belgium), Mohamed Koffi (Petrojet, Egypt), Abdoul Aziz Nikiema (Qingdao Jonoon, China), Jonathan Pitroipa (Hamburg, Germany), Florent Rouamba (Sheriff Tiraspol, Moldavia), Wilfred Sanou (FC Cologne, Germany), Narcisse Yameogo (Mugan, Azerbaidjan),

Forwards: Habib Bamogo (Nice, France), Moumouni Dagano (Al Khor, Qatar), Yssouf Kone (CFR Cluj, Romania), Youssouf Ouattara (Uniao Leiria, Portugal), Patrick Zoundi (Fortuna Dusseldorf, Germany)


Ghana

Goalkeepers: 16-Daniel Agyei (Liberty Professionals), 22-Richard Kingson (Wigan Athletic, England), 1-Philemon McCarthy (Hearts of Oak)

Defenders: 18-Eric Addo (Roda JC, Netherlands), 12-Lee Addy (Bechem Chelsea), 21-Harrison Afful (Esperance, Tunisia), 7-Samuel Inkoom (FC Basle, Switzerland), 5-Jonathan Mensah (Udinese, Italy), 2-Hans Sarpei (Bayer Leverkusen, Germany), 15-Isaac Vorsah (Hoffenheim, Germany)

Midfielders: 19-Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu (Sampdoria, Italy), 9-Opoku Agyemang (Al Sadd, Qatar), 6-Anthony Annan (Rosenborg, Norway), 13-Dede Ayew (Arles-Avignon, France), 17-Rahim Ayew (Zamalek, Egypt), 23-Haminu Dramani (Lokomotiv Moscow, Russia), 8-Michael Essien (Chelsea, England), 11-Moussa Narry (Auxerre, France)

Forwards: 20-Dominic Adiyiah (Fredrikstad, Norway), 14-Matthew Amoah (NAC Breda, Netherlands), 10-Kwadwo Asamoah (Udinese, Italy), 3-Asamoah Gyan (Stade Rennes, France), 4-Ransford Osei (FC Twente, Netherlands)


Ivory Coast

Goalkeepers: 23-Vincent Angban (ASEC Abidjan), 1-Boubacar Barry (Lokeren, Belgium), 16-Aristide Zogbo (Maccabi Netanya Israel)

Defenders: 2-Benjamin Angoua (Kispest Honved, Hungary), 22-Souleymane Bamba (Hibernian, Scotland), 3-Arthur Boka (VfB Stuttgart, Germany), 20-Guy Demel (Hamburg, Germany), 21-Emmanuel Eboue (Arsenal, England), 12-Abdoulaye Meite (West Bromwich Albion, England), 17-Siaka Tiene (Valenciennes, France), 4-Kolo Toure (Manchester City, England)

Midfielders: 7-Emerse Fae (Nice, France), 13-Jean-Jacques Gosso Gosso (Monaco, France), 19-Emmanuel Kouamatien Kone (FC Curtea Arges, Romania), 9-Cheik Tiote (FC Twente, Netherlands), 6-Yaya Toure (Barcelona, Spain), 5-Didier Zokora (Sevilla, Spain)

Forwards: 15-Aruna Dindane (Portsmouth, England), 11-Didier Drogba, 8-Salomon Kalou (both Chelsea, England), 18-Abdelkader Keita (Galatasaray, Turkey), 14-Bakary Kone (Olympique Marseille, France), 10-Gervais Yao Kouassi (Lille, France)


Togo

Goalkeepers: 16-Kossi Agassa (Istres, France), 1-Kodjovi Obilale (Pontivy, France). 22-Baba Tchagouni (Dijon, France)

Defenders: 5-Serge Akakpo (Vaslui, Romania), 14-Boussari Akinsola (Enugu Rangers, Nigeria), 12-Eric Akoto (Maccabi Ahi Nazareth, Israel), 2-Vincent Bossou (Maranatha Fiokpo), 3-Kakla Eninful (US Monastir, Tunisia), 13-Richmond Forson (Thouars, France), 6-Abdoul Gafar Mamah (Sheriff Tiraspol, Moldovia), 23-Assimiou Toure (Bayer Leverkusen, Germany),

Midfielders: 8-Komlan Amewou (Stromgodset, Norway), 20-Guillaume Brenner (Alki, Cyprus), 10-Floyd Ayite (Nancy, France), 9-Thomas Dossevi (Nantes, France), 17-Serge Gakpe (Monaco, France), 19-Sapol Mani (Al Ittihad, Libya), 15-Alaixys Romao (Grenoble, France), 7-Moustapha Salifou (Aston Villa, England), 18-Junior Yao Seneya (Dubaa Al Husun, United Arab Emirates)

Forwards: 11-Jonathan Ayite (Nimes, France), 4-Emmanuel Adebayor (Manchester City, England), 21-Liyabe Kpatoumbi (ASKO Kara)


GROUP C:


Benin

Goalkeepers: Yoann Djidonou (Libourne, France), Rachad Chitou (Wikki Tourists, Nigeria), Valere Amoussou (Mogas ‘90)

Defenders: Khaled Adenon (Bastia, France), Mouftaou Adou (Port Autonome), Damien Chrysostome (Denizlispor, Turkey), Emmanuel Imorou (Gueugnon, France), Reda Johnson (Plymouth Argyle, England), Junior Salomon (Port Autonome), Félicien Singbo (Lokomotiv Plovdiv, Bulgaria)

Midfielders: Gerard Adanhoume (Soleil Cotonou), Jocelyn Ahoueya (FC Sion, Switzerland), Pascal Angan (Wydad Casablanca, Morocco), Romuald Boco (Sligo Rovers, Ireland), Djiman Koukou (Evian-TG, France), Seidath Tchomogo (East Riffa, Bahrain), Nouhoum Kobena (Al Madina, Libya), Mouri Ogoubiyi (En Avant Guingamp, France), Arnaud Seka (Tonnerre Bohicon), Stephane Sessegnon (Paris St Germain, France)

Forwards: Mohamed Aoudou (Evian-TG, France), Razak Omotoyossi (FC Metz, France), Mickael Pote (Nice, France)


Egypt

Goalkeepers: 1-Essam Al Hadari (Ismaili), 16-Abdelwahed Al Sayed (Zamalek), 23-Mahmoud Aboulsaoud (Mansoura)

Defenders: 19-Mohamed Abdelshafi 
(Zamalek), 3-Ahmed Al Muhammadi (ENPPI), 5-Abdelzaher Al Saqqa 
(Eskisehirspor, Turkey), 2-Mahmoud Fathallah (Zamalek), 7-Ahmed Fathi, 20-Wael Gomaa, 14-Sayed Moawad (all Al Ahli), 6-Hani Said (Zamalek), 4-Moatasem Salem (Ismaili)

Midfielders: 8-Hosni Abd Rabou (Al Ahli Dubai, United Arab Emirates), 12-Hossam Ghali (Al Nasr, Saudi Arabia), 15-Mohamed Nagui 
(Ittihad), 17-Ahmed Hassan (Al Ahli), 18-Mahmoud Shikabala (Zamalek), 13-Abdelaziz Tawfiq (ENPPI)

Forwards: 11-Ahmed Eid (Haras Hodoud), 22-Sayed Hamdi (Petrojet), 10-Emad Motaeb (Al Ahli), 21-Ahmed Raouf (ENPPI), 9-Mohamed Zidan (Borussia Dortmund, Germany)


Mozambique

Goalkeepers: 1-Bino (Liga Muculmana), 12-Kampango (Tersana, Egypt), 22-Lama (Liga Muculmana)

Defenders: 23-Campira (Desportivo Maputo), 18-Dario Khan (Al Kharitiyah, Qatar), 13-Fanuel (Liga Muculmana), 21-Mexer (Sporting Lisbon, Portugal), 16-Miro (Platinum Stars, South Africa), 5-Paito (FC Sion, Switzerland), 4-Simao (Panathinaikos, Greece), 15-Whisky (Ferroviario Maputo), 19-Zainadine Junior (Desportivo Maputo)

Midfielders: 14-Danito Parraque (Ferroviario Maputo), 7-Dominques (Mamelodi Sundowns, South Africa), 3-Genito (Nea Salamina, Cyprus), 8-Goncalves Fumo (Olympiakos, Cyprus), 20-Josimar (Costa dol Sol), 2-Momed Hagy (Ferroviario Maputo), 6-Nelinho (Desportivo Maputo), 17-Ze Luis (Baladeyet Al Mahalla, Egypt)

Forwards: 11-Helder Pelembe (Maxaquene), 10-Dario Monteiro (SuperSport United, South Africa), 9-Tico-Tico (Jomo Cosmos, South Africa)


Nigeria

Goalkeepers: 23-Dele Aiyenugba (Bnei Yehuda, Israel), 12-Austin Ejide (Bastia, France), 1-Vincent Enyeama (Hapoel Tel Aviv, Israel)

Defenders: 22-Onyekachi Apam (Nice, France), 21-Elderson Echiejile (Stade Rennes, France), 19-Yusuf Mohammed, 5-Obinna Nwaneri (both FC Sion, Switzerland), 17-Chidi Odiah (CSKA Moscow, Russia), 6-Danny Shittu (Bolton Wanderers, England), 3-Taye Taiwo (Olympique Marseille, France), 2-Joseph Yobo (Everton, England),

Midfielders: 13-Yusuf Ayila (Dynamo Kiev, Ukraine), 20-Dickson Etuhu (Fulham, England), 15-Sani Kaita (Lokomotiv Moscow, Russia), 10-John Obi Mikel (Chelsea, England), 14-Seyi Olofinjana (Hull City, England), 16-Kalu Uche (Almeria, Spain)

Forwards: 8-Yakubu Aiyegbeni (Everton, England), 4-Nwankwo Kanu (Portsmouth, England), 9-Obafemi Martins (VfL Wolfsburg, Germany), 18-Obinna Nsofor (Malaga, Spain), 7-Chinedu Obasi (Hoffenheim, Germany), 11-Peter Odemwingie (Lokomotiv Moscow, Russia)


GROUP D:


Cameroon

Goalkeepers: 22-Guy Roland N’Dy Assembe (Valenciennes, France), 1-Idriss Carlos Kameni (Espanyol, Spain), 16-Hamidou Souleymanou (Kayserispor, Turkey),

Defenders: 12-Henri Bedimo (Chateauroux, France), 23-Andre Bikey (Burnley, England), 2-Gilles Binya (Neuchatel Xamax, Switzerland), 8-Geremi (Newcastle United, England), 21-Joel Matip (Schalke 04, Germany), 3-Nicolas Nkoulou (Monaco, France), 4-Rigobert Song (Trabzonspor, Turkey)

Midfielders: 5-Aurelien Chedjou (Lille, France), 10-Achille Emana (Real Betis, Spain), 18-Enoh Eyong (Ajax Amsterdam, Netherlands), 11-Jean Makoun (Olympique Lyon, France), 20-Georges Mandjeck (Kaiserslautern, Germany), 19-Stephane Mbia (Olympique Marseille, France), 7-Landry Nguemo (Glasgow Celtic, Scotland), 6-Alexandre Song (Arsenal, England)

Forwards: 14-Paul Alo'o Efoulou (Nancy, France), 9-Samuel Eto'o (Inter Milan, Italy), 17-Mohamadou Idrissou (SC Freiburg, Germany), 13-Somen Tchoyi (Salzburg, Austria), 15-Achille Webo (Mallorca, Spain)


Gabon

Goalkeepers: Yves Bitseki Moto (US Bitam), Claude Boris Nguema (Telestars), Didier Ovono (Le Mans, France)

Defenders: Ernest Akouassaga (Nantes, France), Georges Ambourouet (Makedonija Skopje, Macedonia), Moise Brou Apanga (Brest, France), Arsene do Marcolino (Les Herbiers, France), Bruno Ecuele Manga (Angers, France), Rodrigue Moudounga (Mangasport), Erwin Nguema (Coton Sport, Cameroon),

Midfielders: Arsene Copa (Gyor ETO, Hungary), Alain Djissikadie (TP Mazembe Englebert, DR Congo), Thierry Issiemou (US Monastir, Tunisia), Paul Kessany (Istres, France), Bruno Zita Mbanangoye (Sivasspor, Turkey), Cedric Moubamba (Dhofar, Oman), Stephane Nguema (Stade Rennes, France)

Forwards: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (OSC Lille, France), Willy Aubameyang (Eupen, Belgium), Daniel Cousin (Hull City, England), Fabrice do Marcolino (Laval, France), Roguy Meye (Ankaraspor, Turkey), Eric Mouloungui (Nice, France)


Tunisia

Goalkeepers: 22-Farouk Ben Mustapha (CA Bizerte), 16-Aymen Mathlouthi (Etoile Sahel), 1-Adel Nefzi (Club Africain)

Defenders: 18-Yassine Mikari (Sochaux, France), 11-Souhail Ben Radhia (Etoile Sahel), 12-Khelil Chammam (Esperance), 4-Radhouene Felhi (1860 Munich, Germany), 3-Karim Haggui (Hannover 96, Germany), 21-Bilel Ifa (Club Africain), 5-Ammar Jemel (Etoile Sahel), 2-Khaled Souissi (Club Africain)

Midfielders: 7-Chaouki Ben Saada (Nice, France), 10-Oussama Darragi (Esperance), 13-Chadi Hammami (CS Sfaxien), 8-Khaled Korbi (Esperance), 14-Haithem Mrabet (CS Sfaxien), 20-Mohamed Ali Nafkha (Etoile Sahel), 6-Hocine Ragued (Slavia Prague, Czech Republic)

Forwards: 23-Ahmed Akaichi (Etoile Sahel), 9-Amine Chermiti (Al Ittihad Jeddah, Saudi Arabia), 15-Zouheir Dhaouadi (Club Africain), 17-Issam Jomaa (Racing Lens, France), 19-Youssef Msakni (Esperance)


Zambia

Goalkeepers: 22-Jacob Banda (Zesco United), 1-Kalililo Kakonje (AmaZulu, South Africa), 16-Kennedy Mweene (Free State Stars, South Africa)

Defenders: 3-Dennis Banda (Green Buffaloes), 15-Kampamba Chintu (AmaZulu, South Africa), 5-Hichani Himoonde (Zesco United), 6-Emmanuel Mbola (Pyunik Yerevan, Armenia), 4-Joseph Musonda (Lamontville Golden Arrows, South Africa), 19-Thomas Nyirenda (Zanaco)

Midfielders: 8-Isaac Chansa (Helsingborg, Sweden), 14-Noah Chivuta (Maritzburg United, South Africa), 17-Rainford Kalaba (Uniao Leiria, Portugal), 2-Francis Kasonde (Al Suwaiq, Oman), 10-Felix Katongo (Mamelodi Sundowns, South Africa), 21-Clifford Mulenga (Mpumalanga Black Aces, South Africa), 20-William Njobvu (Hapoel Kiryat Shmone, Israel), 13-Stophira Sunzu (Zanaco)

Strikers: 12-James Chamanga (Dalian Shide, China), 11-Chris Katongo (Arminia Bielefeld, Germany), 21-Emmanuel Mayuka (Maccabi Tel Aviv, Israel), 9-Collins Mbesuma (Moroka Swallows, South Africa), 7-Jacob Mulenga (FC Utrecht, Netherlands), 18-Given Singuluma (TP Mazembe Englebert, DR Congo).

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Auchman: 2010-01-09 12:33

I wanna know the basis with which the players use in selecting their jersey numbers.. Cos i know some players might be interested in a particular shirt number.eg obasi and nsofor may have interest for 7, odiah and nwaneri may hav similar interest for 5.. I hope this number selection doesnt cause a prob.. I know dt shirt number doesnt count bt this is a major tournament.

Frank: 2010-01-09 14:29

The Togo national football team have pulled out of the African Cup of Nations (ACN) in Angola and decided to fly home, according to RMC radio.

On Friday the Togolese team bus was attacked by rebels as it entered the Angolan province of Cabinda, resulting in the death of the driver, and injuries to two players and two team officials.

While the Confederation of African Football (CAF) have declared that the ACN will not be cancelled, Togo's part in the tournament now appears to have come to an end as the team have arrived at an airport in order to return to Lome, the Togolese capital.

More countries to follow

Allen: 2010-01-09 15:34

@ Y.I.N.K.A if Ghana were to attack any team in the group, would it not be ivory coast? why would we attack togo? we did not even attack you guys in the last nations cup so you need to stop causing trouble cos i know you want attention. u are an attention seeker

Allen: 2010-01-09 15:38

@ Y.I.N.K.A if Ghana were to attack any team in the group, would it not be ivory coast? why would we attack togo? we did not even attack you guys in the last nations cup so you need to stop causing trouble cos i know you want attention. u are an attention seeker

KEN: 2010-01-09 15:50

CONGRATS GHANA express road to quarter final

DON: 2010-01-09 16:22

This is indeed a bad news to Africa continent, The Europeans has been looking for an avenue to stop Africa from this our ACN tournament and now they have evidence to hold on to. Even Redknapp that has no single player in the whole teams calling African Nations Cup this thing.
Hear him: Redknapp said: "It's frightening. I agree it's worth considering calling the whole thing off. We can't just sit around and wait for the next shooting.

African players are going have problems on the next tournament because of this ugly incident. I supported Togo for the withdrawing. CAF should step up with more security for the rest of the teams especially those around the area to avoid another shooting.

Garvey: 2010-01-09 16:53

@Y..I..N..K..A - What has Ghana got to do with an attack carried out by Angolan rebels?

Ike_Wa_Poo!!!: 2010-01-09 17:00

My condolences to the families of de deceased & the Togolese Nation 4 Losing both de Driver & a Player.

This is bad 4 Africa. This will definately have a negative impact on the World Cup. CAF should have called off de tournament. De bosses are full of **** and are Heartless. I feel 4 de players dat witnessed dis incident as it unfolded.

Mr.9ja: 2010-01-09 18:20

God bless Nigeria. Pls forumites stop acusing Ghana over what happen toTogo national team it is jst an accedent. Goodluck S E

Agaptus: 2010-01-09 18:23

Gambia trash Tunisia 2-1. Lead by 2-0 till the dying minute of the second half when Tunisia pulled one back

Agaptus: 2010-01-09 18:25

Gambia was superb in the match. No small teams in Africa anymore.

jeff: 2010-01-09 20:28

WOW I SPENT 5 MINUTES OF MY TIME READING THAT CRAP WRITING BY @ THEMBELANI,THATS 5 MINUTES I WILL NEVER GET BACK.

Little: 2010-01-09 22:17

If i were the CAF organizers,i would have replace another left african team to replace togo team instead of workover for other teams in the group or what do you think guys???

ike: 2010-01-09 22:18

lets make point clear here about togo attack.
majority african knew that congo and angola had very strong rebel,so why did togo taking the risk on the zone that has been deadly zone for edges.
it,s stupid,nations from africa need to learn and do things right stop all this mess.finally nation cup wll surely hold with them or without them period.

suny: 2010-01-10 01:16

Thambeli
First of all, naija is the #1 nation with the most blacks in the world, which means all its development and successes(including having the #1 stock in 2007 in the world, and now among the countries to watch for in the coming years, the #2 biggest movie industry in the world, right afer USA, #1 music industry in Africa) are due to their black populace.I have proof:

"If you're bullish about Brazil, Russia, India, and China, then don't forget there is an entire second tier of less-appreciated-but-giant economic growth stories -- the MAVINS, according to a report form Business Insider January 6.

The MAVINS is an acronym that refers to the six developing economies of Mexico, Australia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Nigeria, and south Africa.

They are uniquely positioned to feed and benefit from global economic growth via their relative commodity advantages, yet at the same time, they have massive domestic market expansion opportunities due to a surplus of under-utilized land or people, said the report.

With the right policies, these nations are likely to blow away expectations over time and become leading powers in their regions. The MAVINS combined economies could easily equal 60 percent of today's America by 2020, over 200 percent of today's America by 2050, and then keep growing robustly thereafter"
Article by people's daily online.

South Africa on the other hand is a country with history of hatred(apartheid, which has not dissappeared), hatred within themselves and hatred of others, I have proof:

"Prior to 1994 immigrants from elsewhere in Africa faced discrimination and even violence in South Africa, though much of that risk stemmed from the institutionalised racism of the time rather than xenophobia. Post 1994 and democratisation, and contrary to expectations, the incidence of xenophobia increased. Between 2000 and March 2008 at least 67 people died in what was identified as xenophobic attacks.

In May 2008 a series of riots left 62 people dead; although 21 of those killed were South African citizens the attacks were apparently motivated by xenophobia."

So I understand you Thambeli, your anger and hatred is homegrown.

Tender: 2010-01-16 14:19

How many African Players in this tournament are based in Europe? Please can any help out?

Tender: 2010-01-16 14:19

How many African Players in this tournament are based in Europe? Please can any help out?

Tender: 2010-01-16 14:19

How many African Players in this tournament are based in Europe? Please can any help out?