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NEW BOOK on Nigerian Soccer
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2010
 
The book provides inside stories from the voices of Nigeria's previous stars and discusses the upcoming 2010 World Cup. Bonus? It includes a vast section on Cup history (including winners and lineups) plus lineups and records of the Eagles.
 
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Super Eagles Record
  Appearances [as of March 4, 2010 +new research]
1. Muda Lawal 90
2. Nwankwo Kanu 82
3. Augustine Okocha 74
4. Joseph Yobo 68
5. Peter Rufai 68
6.  Finidi George 66
7. Rashidi Yekini 64
8. Stephen Keshi 64
9. Aloysius Atuegbu 60
10. Henry Nwosu 60
11. Garba Lawal 56
12. Sunday Oliseh 55
13. Christian Chukwu 54
14. Vincent Enyeama 53
15. Augustine Eguavoen 53
16. Tony Igwe 52
17. Yakubu Aiyegbeni 52
18. Ademola Adesina 52
19. Mutiu Adepoju 52
20. Seyi Olofinjana 51
21. Samson Siasia 51
22. Godwin Achebe 51
23. Emmanuel Okala 51
24. Segun Odegbami 48
25. Osaze Odemwinge 47

Longest Career Spans

PLAYER SPAN YEARS
1. Peter Rufai 1981-1998 17
2. Nwankwo Kanu 1994-2010 16
3. Peter Fregene 1968-1983 15
4. Godwin Achebe  1958-1973 15
5. Rashidi Yekini 1984-1998 14
6. Kenneth Olayombo 1963-1976 13
7. Augustine Okocha 1993-2006 13
8. Stephen Keshi 1981-1994 13
9. Mutiu Adepoju 1990-2002 12
10. Wilfred Agbonavbare 1983-1994 11
11. Daniel Anyiam 1949-1960 11
12. Austine Eguavoen 1987-1998 11
13. Finidi George 1991-2002 11
14. Henry Nwosu 1980-1991 11
15. Wole Odegbami 1983-1994 11
16. Ike Shorunmu 1991-2002 11
17. Taribo West 1994-2005 11
18. Samson Siasia 1987-1998 11
19. Yakubu Aiyegbeni 2000-1010 10
20. Seyi Olofinjana 2000-2010 10
21. Muda Lawal 1975-1985 10
22. Joseph Yobo 2001-2010 9
23. Baldwin Bazuaye 1990-1999 9
24. Celestine Babayaro 1995-2004 9
25. Asuquo Ekpe Sr. 1956-1965 9
26. Daniel Amokachi 1990-1999 9
27. Paul Hamilton 1962-1971 9
28. Jacob Imade 1951-1960 9
29. Uche OKafor 1989-1998 9

Top Goal Scorers (Goals)

1. Rashidi Yekini 37
2. Segun Odegbami 24
3. Yakubu Aiyegbeni 19
4. Sunday Oyarekhua  17
5. Obafemi Martins 16
6. Samson Siasia  16
7. Thompson Usiyan 15
8. Julius Aghahowa 14
9. Augustine Okocha 14
10. Asuquo Ekpe Sr. 13
11. Nwankwo Kanu  13
12. Daniel Amokachi  13
13. Kenneth Olayombo  12
14. Paul Hamilton 12
15. Elkanah Onyeali 11
16. Muda Lawal  11
17. Osaze Odemwingie 9
18. Mohammed Lawal 9
19. Stephen Keshi 9
20. Emmanuel Amuneke 8
21. Ademola Adesina 8
22. Dejo Fayemi 8
23. Humphrey Edebor 8
24. Henry Nwosu 8

Top Goal Scorers (ave. per game) Includes only players with atleast four goals and no less than 10 games.

PLAYER Goals Caps Ave.
1. E. Onyeali 11 14 0.79
2. T. Usiyan 15 25 0.60
3. R. Yekini  37 64 0.58
4. S. Oyarekhua  17 31 0.55
5. O. Martins 16 31 0.52
6. S. Odegbami 24 48 0.50
7. D. Fayemi 8 16 0.50
8. A. Ekpe Sr. 13 28 0.46
9. P. Hamilton 12 26 0.46
10. V.Agali 5 11 0.45
11. J.Aghahowa 14 32 0.44
12. Moh. Lawal 9 24 0.38
13. Y. Aiyegbeni 19 52 0.36
14. Y. Mambo 7 20 0.35
15. S. Siasia 16 51 0.32
16. K. Olayombo 12 38 0.32
17. S. Garba 6 19 0.32
18. J. Akpoborire 4 13 0.31
19. R. Chukwu 4 13 0.31
20. K. Emeteole 5 16 0.31
21. G. Njoku 4 13 0.31
22. E. Amuneke 8 27 0.30
23. P. Anieke 8 29 0.28
24. I. Uche 6 23 0.27

Highest Scores (home)

10-1  Dahomey (Benin Republic)  Nov 28, 1959
7-0  Benin Republic   Feb 14, 1977
7-0  Benin Republic   Jan 14, 1978

Highest Scores (Away)

4-0 Sudan                  July 1, 2001
5-2 Algeria                 September 4, 2005
4-1 Gabon                 August 28, 1965

4-1 Lebanon             January 3, 1960
3-0 Kenya                 April 6, 1985

Highest Scores Against (home)

2-6  Egypt                Dec 13, 1959
0-4  Ghana               Oct 30, 1965
0-3  Brazil                June 11, 2003
0-3  Ghana               Oct 8, 1960

Highest Scores Against (Away)

0-7  Ghana             Oct 30, 1955
0-5  Ghana             Feb 24, 1963
0-5  Congo DR      Dec 14, 1969
0-5  Tunisia            Sep 26, 1984

Highest Scores for (In half)

5-0  Upper Volta (Burkina Faso)  Dec 29, 1964
5-0  Benin Republic      Jan 14, 1978
5-0  Burkina Faso        July 27, 1991
5-1  Dahomey              Nov 28, 1959

Highest Scores Against (In half)

0-6  Gold Coast (Ghana) Oct 30, 1955
1-5  Egypt                 Dec 13, 1959
0-4  Egypt                 Nov 24, 1963
0-4  Ghana                Feb 24, 1963
0-4  Senegal             Apr 13, 1963
0-4  Zambia              July 14, 1973


Most Goals in a Game (individual)

4  Elkanah Onyeali    v Dahomey (Benin Rep.)    Nov 28, 1959
4  Joseph Aghoghovia    v Thailand    Oct 3, 1968
4  Rashidi Yekini            v Burkina Faso    July 27, 1991

Most Penalty Kicks Converted

4 = Godwin Achebe, Sam Ojebode, Yakubu Aiyegbeni
3 = Christian Chukwu, Rashidi Yekini, Augustine Okocha

Longest Unbeaten Streaks

13:  Sep 1979 to June 13, 1980
13:  Sep 30, 1990 to Jan 19, 1992
12:  July 3, 1993 to April 10, 1994


Longest Unbeaten Streaks (home)

72:  1982-2003

Longest Win Streak

6:  June 1, 2008 to October 11, 2008 


Longest Losing Streak

5:   Nov 24, 1963  to Dec 27, 1964
4:   Mar 27, 1988  to  Sep 22, 1988

Coaching Records (Most wins/w-d-l)

28:  Jelisavcic "Tiko" Tohomir  (28-13-11)
26:  Clemens Westerhoff (26-13-12)

21:  Shaibu Amodu
18:  Christian Chukwu (18-10-8)

Longest Service as Coach (Years)

10:  1994-95; 1996-97; 2000; 2001-02; 2008-10 Shaibu Amodu
6:  1989-1994    Clemens Westerhoff
5:  1974-1978   Jelisavcic "Tiko" Tohomir
5:  1956-1960   Les Courtier

National Team Skippers

Daniel Anyiam (1949, 1956, 1960)
Titus Okere (1951)
Peter Anieke (1955)
Emmanuel Anakwe (1957-58)
Godin Achebe (1959, 1964-65, 1972-73)
John Onyeador (1960)
Fabian Duru (1960-61)
Albert Onyeanwuna (1961)
Asuquo Ekpe (1962-63)
Isaac Nnado (1963)
Emmanuel Omiunu (1963)
Jerry Azinge (1967)
Sam Opone (1967-69)
Augustine Ofuokwu (1970-71)
Segun Olumodeji (1971)
Victor Oduah (1973)
Anthony Igwe (1974)
Kenneth Olayombo (1975)
Christian Chukwu (1975-1980)
Aloysius Atuegbu (1976, 1980)
Emmanuel Okala (1977, 1978)
Annas Ahmed (1978)
Segun Odegbami (1980-81)
Felix Owolabi (1980)
Muda Lawal (1981-82, 1985)
Peter Rufai (1983, 1994-95)
Stephen Keshi (1983-84, 1989, 1993-94)
Patrick Okala (1987)
Henry Nwosu (1987)
Sylvanus Okpala (1988)
Andrew Uwe (1989)
David Ngodigha (1989)
Aloysius Agu (1990-92)
Ayo Ogunlana (1991)
Augustine Eguavoen (1994, 1995)
Uche Okechukwu (1996-98)
Uche Okafor (1996)
Kingsley Obiekwu (1997)
Nwankwo Kanu (1998, 2003, 2004, 2005)
Mutiu Adepoju (1998, 2000)
Sunday Oliseh (2000-02)
Tijani Babangida (2000, 2001)
Augustine Okocha (2001, 2002-05)
Joseph Yobo (2001, 2003, 2004, 2005)
Finidi George (2001)
Chukwu Ndukwe (2001)
Ike Shorunmu (2002)
Julius Aghahowa (2002)
Romanus Orjinta (2002, 2003)
Haruna Doda (2002)
Ifeanyi Udeze (2003)
Benedict Akwuegbu (2003)
Seyi Ogunsanya (2004)
Garba Lawal (2004)
Joseph Enakarhire (2004)

Sanni Kaita (2005)
Yakubu Aiyegbeni (2007)
John Utaka (2007)
Osaze Odemwengie (2007)
Seyi Olofinjana (2009)
Obinna Nsofor (2010)

 

World Cup Appearances

1994: Second Round
1998: Second Round
2002: First Round

Nations Cup Appearances

1963: First Round
1976: Third Place
1978: Third Place
1980: Winner
1982: First Round
1984: Second Place
1988: Second Place
1990: Second Place
1992: Third Place
1994: Winner
2000: Second Place
2002: Third Place
2004: Third Place
2006: Third Place

2008: Quarter-final 
2010: Third Place

Afro-Asian Cup Record

1995: Winner over Uzbekistan

Olympics Record

1968:  First Round
1976: Qualified but boycotted
1980: First Round
1988: First Round (after which only U-23 teams are eligible)

All-Africa Games Record

1963: First Round
1973: Winner
1978  Second Place (after which only U-23 teams are eligible)


 

 
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