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Twitter me @MzansiDiski some seriously bad sportmanship…. still warrants a LMAO! Here is a late entry for the Oscar Nominations. Best performance in a Drama! Player is Ekanga from E.Guinea

Al Jazeera’s Andy Richardson reports on an Ivory Coast side studded with stars from top club sides around the world – but which has failed on the African stage. The Elephants haven’t won the Africa Cup of Nations since 1992, despite featuring players like Chelsea striker Didier Drogba and Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure, who is the reigning African Player of the Year. As the ‘Golden Generation’ enter their golden years, coach Francois Zahoui says it is time to “pay attention” and realise that playing for the national team, not a club side, is the biggest honour in football. For more news, features and videos on the Africa Cup of Nations go to aje.me Follow Andy on Twitter: @AndyR_Sport

Al Jazeera’s Andy Richardson reports on an Ivory Coast side studded with stars from top club sides around the world – but which has failed on the African stage. The Elephants haven’t won the Africa Cup of Nations since 1992, despite featuring players like Chelsea striker Didier Drogba and Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure, who is the reigning African Player of the Year. As the ‘Golden Generation’ enter their golden years, coach Francois Zahoui says it is time to “pay attention” and realise that playing for the national team, not a club side, is the biggest honour in football. For more news, features and videos on the Africa Cup of Nations go to aje.me Follow Andy on Twitter: @AndyR_Sport

Al Jazeera’s Andy Richardson reports on an Ivory Coast side studded with stars from top club sides around the world – but which has failed on the African stage. The Elephants haven’t won the Africa Cup of Nations since 1992, despite featuring players like Chelsea striker Didier Drogba and Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure, who is the reigning African Player of the Year. As the ‘Golden Generation’ enter their golden years, coach Francois Zahoui says it is time to “pay attention” and realise that playing for the national team, not a club side, is the biggest honour in football. For more news, features and videos on the Africa Cup of Nations go to aje.me Follow Andy on Twitter: @AndyR_Sport

Al Jazeera’s Andy Richardson reports on an Ivory Coast side studded with stars from top club sides around the world – but which has failed on the African stage. The Elephants haven’t won the Africa Cup of Nations since 1992, despite featuring players like Chelsea striker Didier Drogba and Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure, who is the reigning African Player of the Year. As the ‘Golden Generation’ enter their golden years, coach Francois Zahoui says it is time to “pay attention” and realise that playing for the national team, not a club side, is the biggest honour in football. For more news, features and videos on the Africa Cup of Nations go to aje.me Follow Andy on Twitter: @AndyR_Sport

Al Jazeera’s Andy Richardson reports on an Ivory Coast side studded with stars from top club sides around the world – but which has failed on the African stage. The Elephants haven’t won the Africa Cup of Nations since 1992, despite featuring players like Chelsea striker Didier Drogba and Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure, who is the reigning African Player of the Year. As the ‘Golden Generation’ enter their golden years, coach Francois Zahoui says it is time to “pay attention” and realise that playing for the national team, not a club side, is the biggest honour in football. For more news, features and videos on the Africa Cup of Nations go to aje.me Follow Andy on Twitter: @AndyR_Sport

Everton have completed the signing of Darron Gibson from Manchester United on a four-and-a-half year deal for an undisclosed fee. Gibson, 24, has moved to Everton to become the club’s second signing of the January transfer window. The Republic of Ireland midfielder said: “I am looking foward to the challenge and it was the right time for me to move on from Manchester United. “Hopefully I can improve Everton, it’s a great club with great fans.” Gibson has a reputation for scoring spectacular goals, netting 10 times in 60 appearances for United. “I think I’m a goalscoring midfielder and hopefully I can get a few goals,” he added. “I’ve scored a few long-range shots – I don’t think I’ve scored one inside the box to be honest – and if I score goals it’s a bonus for me. “I’m just looking to do as well as I can for the team.” Gibson, a product of the United youth team, was born in Northern Ireland but opted to play for the Republic and has won 17 caps. A proposed summer move to Sunderland broke down over personal terms, and he was down the pecking order at United. He is the Toffees’ second signing this month after they brought Landon Donovan back to Goodison Park from LA Galaxy for a short loan spell. Boss David Moyes had also been hoping to sign a striker, but may now need to pay more attention to central defence, with England international Phil Jagielka out for six weeks with a knee injury and Sylvain Distin suffering a hamstring injury in the 2-0 defeat by Tottenham at White …