Men, this is serious oh! 5 million dollars if Rwanda wins Angola. Hmm, bribery has entered into this issue. Nigerians with their bribery.

Won't this affect us if it gets to FIFA that Nigeria bribes Rwanda to win Angola so they would qualify for world cup?

Na wa oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!

Its the hidden truth......

Lets get it straight! It is the Angolans trying to use money to induce the Algerian and Rwandans players, so that they see to it that the Super eagles do not make it to the world cup. Not the other way round. Thank you

ok!!! @whizkid u mean the angolans are the one using money to induce algeria and rwanda? but

thetrue:

Re: Nigeria Vs Algeria World Cup Qualifier
« #14 on: September 04, 2005, 05:17 PM »
This how Nigeria make it to the world cup we have to make sure we play the match on the same day as angola, not sat but sunday. Mike Adenuga, Dangote , and others must offer the Kigali boys $5 million dollar if they beat Angola.

u guys are confusing me which one do i believ now
Nigeria or Angola who is using money to induce Rwanda

Saintjoe:

ok!!! @whizkid u mean the angolans are the one using money to induce algeria and rwanda? butu guys are confusing me which one do i believ now
Nigeria or Angola who is using money to induce Rwanda

It's just the thought of theirs.

Now i'm confused....someone should refresh this topic pls

Groupe «4» des éliminatoires africaines combinées CAN-Mondial 2006 : le surprenant Angola tient la dragée haute aux super favoris, les «Super Eagles nigérians en partageant la 1ère place avec leurs illustres adversaires pour le seul ticket qualificatif pour l’Allemagne, étant entendu que pour la course à l’événement continental de la même année devant se dérouler au Caire, les trois sésames sont déjà acquis et devraient revenir à ce tandem en compagnie du Zimbabwe bien collé pour décrocher la timbale. L’Angola, qui a disposé dimanche dernier sur son terrain à Luanda et devant ses supporters du Gabon sur le score sans appel de 3-0, maintient intact et à son bénéfice le suspense et fait douter plus que jamais son concurrent le plus sérieux, le Nigeria pas encore fixé sur son sort et qui doit patienter jusqu’au bout (la dernière journée prévue à la fin de la première semaine du mois prochain) pour enfin souffler et éviter la désillusion, même si une victoire ne suffirait pas au cas où les Angolais, qu’un succès au Rwanda placera sur la voie royale pour signer (une première historique pour le football local) leur entrée officielle dans le gotha universel. Le Nigeria, qui compte à son palmarès plusieurs participations au rendez-vous quadriennal universel du ballon rond et qui doit accueillir à l’occasion le Zimbabwe (on ne voit pas comment ce dernier pourrait contrecarrer ses plans, c’est-à-dire un succès inscrit à l’ordre de la logique), pourrait ainsi tirer à blanc et voir ses espoirs s’envoler définitivement. Sur le plan sportif, la situation est donc loin de s’être décantée après l’avant-dernière journée qui a vu justement le Nigeria, avec ses stars, venir donner la leçon aux «Verts» à Oran et préserver, au moment où les Angolais disposaient aisément à domicile des Gabonais, ses chances de ne pas rater le voyage allemand mais devrait, au même titre que son adversaire du jour, l’Algérie, s’expliquer sur les accusations graves portées à leur encontre par l’entraîneur national angolais, Oliveira de Gonçalves, qui dénonçait dans la presse de son pays que «le match entre l’Algérie et le Nigeria [2-5] disputé à Oran, a été arrangé». Oliveira, qui accusait au passage le Nigeria d’avoir «suborné des joueurs gabonais en payant les billets d’avion des 12 joueurs et des primes de match pour qu’ils garantissent la victoire du Gabon face à l’Angola, croit déceler un complot (dans lequel il inclut l’Algérie) pour empêcher son équipe (il dira que malgré ce stratagème elle occupe la première place ex aequo mais avec un meilleur goal-average) et reste optimiste quant à sa qualification pour le Mondial, car elle n’a besoin que d’une victoire face au Rwanda pour transformer son rêve en réalité en ramenant l’unique place de qualification du groupe au Mondial 2006 de l’extérieur. La FAF, par l’entremise de son président, restera sans réaction qui engage, au-delà du football, l’image de tout le pays ? Une affaire qui risque de faire des vagues. A suivre.

My French is broken at best, but the gist here is that the Angolans are accussing us of bribing the Algerians to throw their match!


Source

how can they say that? we didn't bribe the algerians..........we bribed the referee.

Yeah that's true

Thats a big lie we never bribed Algeria we played a tough match with them and won, so the the Angolans can whaterver they want to say Nigerians!! don't bloody care. Afterall they also bribed Gabon to loose that match to them.
Below is the interpretation of the french chtax posted above:

Group "4" of the combined African eliminating heats CAN-World 2006: surprising Angola holds the high dragee with super the favourites, "Super Eagles Nigeriaérians by sharing the 1st place with their famous adversaries for the only ticket qualifier for Germany, being understood that for the race with the continental event of the same year having to be held in Cairo, three sesames are already acquired and should return to this tandem in company of Zimbabwe stuck well to take down the drinking cup. Angola, which laid out last Sunday on its ground in Luanda and in front of its supporters of Gabon on the score without call of 3-0, maintains intact and with its benefit suspense and makes doubt more than ever its most serious competitor, Nigeria yet not fixed on its fate and which must have patience until the end (the last day envisaged at the end of the first week of the next month) for finally blowing and avoiding disillusion, even if a victory would not be enough if Angolais, that a success in Rwanda will place on the royal way to sign (a historical first for local football) them in the universal gotha. Nigeria, which counts with its prize list several participations in go four-year universal round balloon and which must accomodate on the occasion Zimbabwe (one does not see how this last could thwart its plans, i.e. a success entered with the order of logic), could thus draw with white and see its hopes flying away definitively. On the sporting level, the situation thus far from being décan' is tée after the penultimate day which precisely saw Nigeria, with its stars, to come to give the lesson to the "Greens" with Oran and to preserve, at the moment when Angolais had easily with residence Gabonese, its chances not to miss the German voyage but would have, as well as its adversary of the day, Algeria, to explain itself on the serious charges carried in their opposition by the national trainer angolais, Oliveira de Gonçalves, which denounced in the press of its country why "the match enters Algeria and Nigeria [ 2-5 ] disputed Oliveira, which showed in the passing Nigeria "to have suborned players Gabonese by paying the plane tickets of the 12 players and the premiums of match so that they guarantee the victory of Gabon vis-a-vis in Angola, believes to detect a plot (in which it includes Algeria) to prevent its team (it will say that in spite of this stratagem she occupies the first equal place but with a better goal average) and remains optimistic as for its qualification for the World one, because she needs only one victory vis-a-vis in Rwanda to actually transform its dream while bringing back the single place of qualification of the group to the World 2006 of Will the FAF, via its president, remain without reaction which engages, beyond football, the image of all the country? A business which is likely to make waves. To follow.

See, get one thing straight...

We are legally entitled to offer Rwanda inducements to make them play well, but Angola aren't entitled to do otherwise because that would be match-fixing.

Remember,the Rwandans are at the bottom. So they have nothing at stake to loose. Lets keep our fingers crossed.

Ok!!!! i agree lets keep our fingers cross in tha air and see what happens at last..........

Let's raise our eyebrows too

Angolans must be stupid if they could say we bribed Algerians to loose to us. Who didn't see the battle b/w us and Algeria? If Algeria were out of the worldcup race, were they still out of African nations cup qualification. They fought there best because they wanted atleast to be enlisted among the countries for the African nations cup. Have they also forgotten that they bribed Algerians to win us in their own country? Make them go sit down.

Any thing nigerians do to qualify for world cup is not illegal so far as is not stopping the Algerians to play their own match. It is football politics. If we give Rwandans money, is not bribe, rather, incentive. You have to do certain things to encourage your aide or worker. Jesus demonstrated that during the talent-parable in the bible where he gave the coin that was withdrawn from the the foolish boy to the serious one that made out interest from his gift.

I foresee Rwandans winning the match because, they wouldn't want to rate themselves low before the world. Is going to be battle.

Lets watch out.

goodguy:

Let's raise our eyebrows too

lets open our mouths too and let our teeths shine too...............

Let's not do that because houseflies might enter.

@goodguy u are right.......

Let me say the mind of NFA officials and many Nigerians "No big deal if we have to bribe Rwanda, the Referee, CAF even FIFA, afterall Angola tried it with the Referee in the match against Nigeria, the most important thing is for Nigeria to qualify for the World Cup" There is nothing like fair play in football ooooo, it's a Winner takes it all. Am sure bribery and match-fixing is nothing new even in FIFA.

u think So @Razor!!!!!!