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Mazembe Success Extra Special For Tresor Mputu

Tresor Mputu celebrates with the trophy Photo: MTNfootball.com

November 9, 2009
Saturday's African Champions League success for TP Mazembe over Heartland of Nigeria was a sweet moment for a team that has waited 40 years to be crowned champions of the continent, but it will have been extra special for star striker Tresor Mputu, who had targeted just this kind of success with his hometown club.
The 23-year-old had resisted a move to Europe two years ago, despite plenty of interest, claiming he had promised the president of TP Mazembe, Moise Katumbi, that he would not leave before securing continental success for the club.
And he had an integral part to play in the final triumph as well, scoring the away goal in Owerri that would prove decisive in the tie as Mazembe claimed the trophy on away goals after a 2-2 aggregate scoreline.
When Mputu finished top scorer in both the 2007 African Champions League and the Confederation Cup competitions, he piqued the interest of a host of European clubs, including the likes of English Premiership giants Arsenal.
Having scored 34 goals in 30 League games for Mazembe that same season, he was likened to Cameroon international Samuel Eto'o for his deadly finishing in the six-yard box.The player's agent, Bajo Bujani, claimed that The Gunners had put in a concrete bid for the striker, but there was never any confirmation from either them or Mazembe that this had taken place.
In the end he allegedly turned down the move in order to stay with Mazembe and help them win titles, which he has duly delivered for his club, not only on the domestic front, but also now in Africa.
He was also an integral part of the DR Congo side which claimed the inaugural African Nations Championship in Cote d'Ivoire, the continental competition that is solely open to players who ply their trade in their domestic league.
But now that he has delivered on his promise of titles for Mazembe, both he and the Katumbi have said the time is right for him to move on. Expect a bidding war in January for the hot-shot, with clubs in England and Spain likely to be very interested in the forward, who has shown himself to not only be a great goalscorer, but a loyal servant to his club as well.

Heartland’s John Owoeri Faces CAF Committee Over Failed Drugs Test

Heartland striker John Owoeri is expected to face the disciplinary committee Photo: MTNfootball.com

November 9, 2009
Heartland striker John Owoeri is expected to face the disciplinary committee of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) on Monday in Abuja after he failed a drugs test during a Champions League match in August.
Heartland top official, Emeka Iwuagwu, said the former Feyenoord striker as well as the chairman of Heartland are to appear before the committee, which will sit in Abuja.
Iwuagwu insisted that the club, who lost this year’s CAF Champions League to TP Mazembe of DR Congo at the weekend, are yet to be informed why CAF ordered them to stop using Owoeri since his last appearance against Mazembe in a group match in September.
“We hope to get the details why the player was suspended indefinitely when he faces the committee, along with our chairman,” Iwuagwu disclosed.

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Worgu sentenced to flogging in Sudan



Nigerian star Stephen Worgu, who plays in Sudan, has been convicted of drinking alcohol and has been sentenced to be flogged.
Worgu plays for the Sudanese giants Al Merreikh, who are based in Omdurman in Northern Sudan.
Alcohol is illegal in the Muslim North, though not in the semi-autonomous and largely non-Muslim South.
The punishment on the diminutive attacking player has not yet been carried out, as his lawyer has appealed.
If the appeal is turned down, Worgu will receive 40 lashes and have to pay a fine of 250 Sudanese pounds, about US$100.
Fifty pounds was for drinking alcohol, and 200 pounds for driving while drunk.
The offence apparently took place in August of this year.
Worgu was bought by Al Merreikh for US$2.6m from Enyimba in Nigeria, in one of the biggest transfers in African history.
He had been the top scorer in the 2008 African Champions League, with 13 goals.
However Worgu's form on the pitch since his move has been something of a disappointment.
He was often left on the bench in key African Champions League game this season.
Earlier this year Worgu admitted to the BBC he was struggling to adapt to life in Sudan.
"I am finding it hard to adapt. It's a different culture, different religion different language, everything," he said.
"They have this Sharia law, and it's really affecting me also, because you don't feel free to do the things you need to do."
Despite Worgu's struggles, he still hopes to get a move to Europe.
A source close to Al Merreikh told the BBC he believed several foreign clubs were following Worgu closely.
It is not yet clear if this conviction could delay or even stop a potential move out of Africa for the Nigerian.

Worgu protests his innocence




Nigeria star Stephen Worgu has protested his innocence after being sentenced to 40 lashes for drinking alcohol.
Alcohol is banned in the Muslim north of Sudan, where he plays for El Merreikh.
The sentence, which also includes a fine, has been suspended pending an appeal.
"I have done absolutely nothing wrong - really I had not been drinking," Worgu told BBC Sport.
"I was coming back from my friends' house, I had eaten Nigerian food, when the policemen stopped me.
"I didn't know why they were stopping me."
Worgu says one policeman then got in the car with him and told him to drive to the police station.
"If you are drunk, you are not supposed to drive, I don't know how a drunk man can be allowed to drive a policeman," Worgu said.
The player says he was not breath tested and no alcohol was found in his car.
Nevertheless a court found him guilty of drinking alcohol, which is a crime under Sharia law, which is in force in northern Sudan.
"These guys said I drunk Aragi - I asked my lawyer what is Aragi, and he said it is a local drink made with alcohol," Worgu explained.
"My lawyer said 'This guy earns good money, Aragi costs only a pound, how can he stoop so low as to drink Aragi?'"
Despite the trauma of the court case and the conviction, Worgu says he is slowly adapting to life in Sudan.
In April he had told the BBC he was struggling in his new country, but now the young star says he is 'settling in" and now feels he is "very much ok."

ربنا يستر

CAF Inter-Clubs competitions

The Executive Committee approved an amendment to increase the additional number of players to be registered for the CAF Inter-Clubs competitions from the group phase. Initially, participating clubs are entitled to register not more than five (5), whilst the amendment allows them to register seven (7) players, but the overall number of registration remains same (30 players).

osamahlawy wrote:

الاتحاد الافريقي عمل نظام جديد في تسجيل اللاعبين بداية من دور الثمانية
يعني في دور الثمانية
ممكن نسجل 7 لاعبين كحد أقصى بدل 5

يعني في يناير ممكن نبعت قائمة تضم 23 لاعب فقط

دي حاجه كويسه؟

mady00 wrote:

osamahlawy wrote:

الاتحاد الافريقي عمل نظام جديد في تسجيل اللاعبين بداية من دور الثمانية
يعني في دور الثمانية
ممكن نسجل 7 لاعبين كحد أقصى بدل 5

يعني في يناير ممكن نبعت قائمة تضم 23 لاعب فقط

دي حاجه كويسه؟

اه اكيد
سنين كتيرة
كنا بنجيب لاعيبة كتير في اول الموسم
وبنكون حنلعب في دور الثمانية
ونقول نسجل مين ولا مين
ويكون عندنا اماكن قليلة في القائمة
وبنكون سجلنا لاعبية كتير في يناير
بس كده ادونا مساحة اكتر لدور الثمانية
واحنا لازم نسجل 23 بس
لاننا اصلا معندناش 23 لاعب عدل
كل العدلين الي عندنا ميكملوش العشرة
كمان اول الموسم بنبقى فرصتك اكبر انك تجيبي لاعبين كويسين عن يناير
بس مش دائما طبعا
بس الاندية دلوقتي صعب تسيب حد في نص الموسم غير كل فين وفين
زي ابوتريكة كده عشان مثلا كان جاي من فريق صغير
هو وحسن مصطفى

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