Quirky World ... Indomitable Lions roar over World Cup exit

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Quirky World ... Indomitable Lions roar over World Cup exit
Mon, 30 Jun, 2014 - 01:00

In Cameroon, state media said president Paul Biya had given his prime minister one month to submit a report on the Indomitable Lions’ “inglorious campaign”.

A statement from Biya’s office said the report should include steps for a “profound and deep restructuring of Cameroonian football”.

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