Johannesburg — THE Indomitable Lions of Cameroon waved goodbye to the 2010 World Cup show, without even a roar to signal their presence, but the fallout between two of their greatest players in history continued to overshadow what has been a forgettable campaign by Africa's most successful team at this global football showcase.
When Cameroon legend Roger Milla questioned skipper Samuel Eto'o's passion, to give the same commitment to the Indomitable Lions cause as he does to his clubs in Europe, it created a storm and led to the Cameroon captain threatening to quit long before the first ball had been played at this World Cup.
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