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2011

Nigeria Fans were screaming louder than the Vuvuzelas.

Nigeria Big Fans at the 2011 Diaspora World Cup Final at the Fairland Stadium in Silver Spring. At the 2011 Diaspora World Cup final, the Nigerians supporters were keen to help their team towards the...
<strong>Nigeria Fans were screaming louder than the Vuvuzelas.</strong>
<strong>Nigeria Fans were screaming louder than the Vuvuzelas.</strong>
2011

Nigeria Fans were screaming louder than the Vuvuzelas.

Nigeria Big Fans at the 2011 Diaspora World Cup Final at the Fairland Stadium in Silver Spring. At ...
Nigeria Big Fans at the 2011 Diaspora World Cup Final at the Fairland Stadium in Silver Spring. At the 2011 Diaspora World Cup final, the Nigerians supporters were keen to help their team towards the final goal with loud cheering and a few vuvuzelas.

Most of them are from the Silver Spring area where it felt like home at the Fairland Park. "We are here to win and we are going to go all the way if the supporters have anything to say. We’ve been coming out for every game and today, we must shout for our team until our last breath. Even the vuvuzelas used by the Netherlands team will be no match for our support.” says one Big Fan of Nigeria. Another fan says, "Nigeria have all the ingredients to be champion. I hope that they will show that today. The vuvuzelas are too loud to compete with, so we have bought a whole lot of them to vuvuzela for Nigeria. If you can't beat them, join them."

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