- Aguirre quits Mexico job
Javier Aguirre has resigned
as coach of Mexico to reach, after the failure of the team to the quarterfinals of the World Cup in South Africa.The Mexican group has completed a second before South Africa hosts and 2006 finalists France, but their growth was in the second round, when they were beaten 3-1 by Argentina stopped.
Mexico have been the victim of a bad decision, if not before race officials place Carlos Tevez was clearly offside when he scored the first goal and then goals from Tevez and Javier Hernandez Gonzalo Higuain before Registration requested a consolation.
Aguirre, appointed coach of Mexico 15 months ago, was announced at a press conference in Mexico City that he resign his post with the national team.
"I gotta go, it is the most honest, what to do. I think the future lies in the hands of our young players," said Aguirre. "Everything I did, I do not think the welfare of Mexico."
Mexico is now looking for a sixth coach Ricardo La Volpe, since leaving the post after half the country's exit-round World Cup 2006.
- Nigerian president bans Super Eagles
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has exposed the country's national team in international competition for two years in response to a disappointing World Cup campaign.
Nigeria have been bitterly disappointed to lose in the group stage
Getty Image of Nigeria have been bitterly disappointed to lose in the group stage
• Blatter fires warning France
Nigeria not to win the group stage and not a game but a late goal in 2-2 draw against South Korea would have enough to go forward in Group B with three points.
Jonathan is now chairman of the Super Eagles have withdrawn from international competitions until 2012 in an attempt to "enable the restructuring of Nigerian football," said Ima Niboro consultant.
"This directive is necessary following poor performance of Nigeria in the World Cup underway," added Niboro.
FIFA said in a statement: "We have no official information on this subject. In general, however, knows the position of FIFA in terms of political interference in football."
FIFA has strongly on government interference in football and Sepp Blatter has warned, unlike the French president Nicolas Sarkozy, after he said it was disappointing campaign team in Africa South to investigate.
FIFA banned in Greece and clubs throughout the country in international competition in July 2006 has been raised in protest against government interference, but the suspension of eight days later, after these laws were changed.
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