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Uruguay coach shocked by the severity of Suarez ban, quits FIFA position
Check out pre-wedding photos of Yemisi Aiyedun and Yomi Odusanya; winners of the My Big Nigerian Wedding contest (Season 1)
Meet Super Eagles' goalkeeper, Vincent Enyeama's wife and kids.
Different kinds of Nigerian women and how they operate.
Funke is one that can never be intimidated (hintimidated as she is likely to pronounce it) because when english fails her in a brawl, there is always yoruba for backups! But one thing you won’t forget about Funke is her oily food. The oil in her meals is enough to ordain as many priests in this lifetime ……………….#okbye
Photo: And the Suarez troll continues
Top 10 highest paid World Cup players+ their endorsement deals
And just in almost every football list. Barcelona’s Lionel Messi and Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo lead the pack.
Below are top 10 highest paid World Cup stars and their endorsement deals.
(1) Lionel Messi – £292,000 (After Tax)- Endorsement deals- EA Sports, Adidas, Turkish Arilines, Gillette, Pepsi
(2) Ronaldo – £288,000 (after Tax)-Endorsement deals- Konami, Nike, Coca Cola, Castrol, herbalife, KFC, Armani, Emirates
(3) Wayne Rooney – £300,000 – Endorsement deals- Harper Collins, Nike, EA Sports, Coca-Cola
(4) Robin Van Persie – £250,000- Endorsement deals- Adidas, BT Sport, Pepsi
(5) Thiago Silva – £250,000 – Endorsement deal- Nike
(6) Yaya Toure – £240,000 – Endorsement deals – Puma, Ford
(7) Sergio Aguero – £230,000 – Endorsement deals- Puma, Pepsi
(8) Neymar – £230,000 – Endorsement deals – Nike, Volkswagon, Coca Cola
(9) Luis Suarez – £220,000 – Endorsement deal – Adidas
(10) David Silva – £200,000 – Endorsement deal – Nike
Can you visit your Alma Matar in uniform? Actress, Iyabo Ojo did
Super Eagles players reportedly boycott training over appearance fees
According to Goal.com, Super Eagles players boycotted training yesterday following a disagreement over appearance fees for progressing beyond the group stage of the World Cup. Recall that they threatened to boycott the 2013 Confederations Cup over the slash of their win bonus.
Their coach and officials were left bewildered after they refused to show up at the Estadio Guarani, venue of their training. Soldiers and police officers waited endlessly to accompany the team to the stadium, fans who waited outside to catch a glimpse of the players were disappointed too, so were pressmen. However, after an hour, the team’s media officer, Ben Alaiya, came out to tell the press that the players were in a meeting and that training might still take place.
They stated that it would be difficult to claim the bonus when they leave the tournament on Monday. To avoid “stories that touch the heart” and a repeat of what happened at the 2010 World Cup when the federation delayed payment of their appearance fees, in a meeting with the management, they insisted that the bonus be paid to them before their clash with France on Monday.
Meanwhile NFF general secretary, Musa Amadu has left Brazil for Abuja to facilitate the release of funds from government coffers. With their failure to train on Thursday, it is not yet known if the team who is scheduled to depart for Brasilia today will board the flight.
*Super Eagles took “VEXpa with them to Brazil. Biko go oooo, board flight. No vex