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It seems most of Africa have not yet forgiven Jamie Carragher for disrespecting the AFCON earlier this year. After Senegal won England 3-1 yesterday, El Hadji Diouf called out Jamie Carragher and I’m sure the former Liverpool player would have seen it by now.

The Internet doesn't forget, just like human beings. What Jamie Carragher said about AFCON, is still in our dear mind. We Africans will be calling him out for any slight encounter the Africa will have with England in regards to football.

Jamie Carragher will learn to apologize for the insults render on AFCON if he wants Africans to forgive and forget what he has said. As for, this calling out will keep on going on, never to stopped anytime soon.

Senegal took that game personally and proved to them that Afcon is no small competition. I expect nore during the world Cup we have a lot to prove making it to around the semi-finals or quarter finals will add respect to the African Cup of Nation.

Unfortunately Nigeria is still in a tough condition of not qualifying in another world Cup again which is totally disappointing. We ought to be doing well to make names for Africa but unfortunately I can't depend on my Nation for this, I think Morocco or Senegal will do much better.

African countries don't need to prove anything to Jamie Carragher, who has more own goals for Liverpool than goals, or to anyone who thinks that AFCON is not a competitive tournament because deep down we know how competitive the AFCON is and a lot of talented players take part in it. African countries just need to perform well in the world so that African football will be represented in the World Cup and not to prove anything to Jamie Carragher, who couldn't help Liverpool win the Premier League title.