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World Cup: Reactions Trail Video Of Samuel Eto’o Brutalising Man In Qatar

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3 years ago

December 6, 2022

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Reactions have trailed a video of President of the Cameroon Football Association Samuel Eto’o brutalizing a man in Qatar.

Eto’o was caught on camera kneeing a man’s head during an altercation after Brazil’s 4-1 victory over South Korea in the World Cup round of 16 on Monday.

The incident happened outside the 974 Stadium in Doha on Monday night.

Eto’o confronted the man filming him while he posed for selfies with fans.

The former Chelsea and Inter Milan star chased the man in the viral video, and he [the man] continued to back away.

The Cameroon legend was seen giving his phone to someone to hold while a member of his entourage attempted to grab the camera from the man.

Eto’o broke free from the two men restraining him and attacked the man with the camera by kneeing him in the head.

Some football fans have taken to social media to react to the development.

While some criticized Eto’o, one of Qatar’s ‘legacy ambassadors’ for the FIFA World Cup, others supported him for what he did to the man.

Here are some comments gathered from Twitter by DAILY POST:

@OgaNlaMedia, “The journalist asked Eto’o how much he bribed a referee for a game” – This is the truth right? Terrible and ridiculous question. I agree as a leader Eto’o could have handled it better & use that opportunity to clear the rumour if there was any leadership skills.”

@osasuo, “@SamuelEtoo must realize that as a big football personality, he must keep cool, even when provoked. The reaction of the @FecafootOfficie president, as an ambassador of #Cameroon and #Africa, should be measured. Blowing his top like this is unwise.”

@Yann_Baki, “Those who defend Eto’o by saying that it is not a Robot to the point of insulting. I hope that in another context, you would have defended the person. For example, a man who ends up hitting a woman because he was “pushed to the limit” or even the reverse.”

@santherlabelle, “I know for a fact that man said something very derogatory to Samuel Eto’o. Because one minute he was all smiles and taking pics, the next is doing temple runs and angry birds. The journalist said something that got Samuel heated. Waiting for the full Story.”

@stronggirllolla, “You see that very kick papa eto’o gave that guy, it is not enough. He has dealt with it for far too long. That is a direct provocation. Most of you bashing him would have done worse. Before being president of Fecafoot, he is human. I remember when they did a raffle draw for the World Cup, I have never seen people as rude as the Algerians. 7 months of harassing people. 7 months of lack of fair play. Your behaviour is disgusting. You harass people h24 and you think someone was not going to crack? Eto’o didn’t even type.”

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EPL: Rooney Names Team To Win Title

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12 hours ago

May 5, 2026

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Former Manchester United striker, Wayne Rooney, has said Arsenal will go on to win the Premier League title, after Manchester City dropped points against Everton.

City were held to a 3-3 draw at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Monday night.

The result means Pep Guardiola’s men are now five points behind Arsenal, but they have one game in hand.

Rooney believes the Gunners will beat West Ham this weekend and go on to be champions.

He said on BBC Sport: “No, I’m concerned for West Ham. I just think Arsenal are efficient and professional.

“I just think they will win every game. So obviously, with the result tonight, that means they will win the league.”

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UCL, EPL: Petr Cech Advises Chelsea On How To Win Trophies

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2 days ago

May 4, 2026

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Chelsea legend, Petr Cech, has advised his old club on how to win the UEFA Champions League or the English Premier League.

Chelsea are already out of the Premier League title race this season, and they are at risk of missing out on UEFA Champions League qualification for next season because they are currently not in the ninth position on the Premier League table.

Speaking to The Athletic about Chelsea, Cech said that the Blues need to change their philosophy of signing only young players if they want to win the Premier League or Champions League.

According to the former goalkeeper, the Premier League west London club needs to add experienced players to mentor the young players in the squad.

“You have to look at what you want to achieve. You can have young, talented players, and you can win, but it’s very rare that you manage to do that,” he said.

“If you want to win every season and compete every season, that does not go together.

“You have to change your philosophy. Certain things don’t go together because, in order to win a Champions League or a Premier League… these are really tough competitions, and you have to be consistent.

“You need to have a strong core of the team. And then you can bring young, talented players who will grow faster and then will be held by the experienced players to help navigate them through difficult times when they come.”

Currently, Chelsea have just one player, Tosin Adarabioyo, who is over 28 this season, and the defender has not been playing regularly.

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Enabulele Lauds Okpebholo’s Bold Reforms As Edo Sports Witnesses Revival

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6 days ago

April 30, 2026

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The Executive Chairman of the Edo State Sports Commission, Hon. Amadin Desmond Enabulele, has commended Governor Monday Okpebholo for what he described as a bold and transformative approach to sports development.

Speaking on efforts to reposition sports in the state, Enabulele noted that with Okpebholo’s visionary leadership, the sector has witnessed renewed growth.

In a statement issued by his Media Officer, Edoko Wilson Edoko, the Edo Sports Commission boss attributed the progress to the governor’s strategic policies and sustained commitment to youth development, which he said have laid the foundation for a more structured and results-driven system.

“His Excellency has demonstrated clear vision and genuine commitment to sports development. The level of support we are receiving has significantly repositioned Edo as a competitive force in national sporting events,” he said.

He explained that targeted investments in grassroots development are already producing results, with a growing number of young talents being identified and nurtured across multiple disciplines.

“We are deliberately building from the grassroots. A large percentage of our athletes today are homegrown, which speaks to the sustainability of our development model,” Enabulele added.

The Commission, he noted, is also shifting away from an over-reliance on football to a broader multi-sport focus.

Edo State, he said, is now recording improved performances in athletics, combat sports, and other emerging areas.

“Our goal is to strengthen all sports. The results are beginning to show across different disciplines, and this is only the start,” he said.

Enabulele further pointed to ongoing improvements in sports infrastructure and athlete welfare as critical factors in sustaining performance and encouraging wider participation among young people.

“We are building a system that will endure. With the continued support of the governor, Edo is on course to becoming a dominant force in sports at both national and international levels,” he stated.

He expressed confidence that the current momentum would translate into greater achievements for Edo athletes, reaffirming the Commission’s commitment to excellence, discipline, and long-term development.