List of Cameroon for the World Cup raises a few surprises and much controversy.

Announced that French coach Paul Le Guen coach of Cameroon football on Tuesday his preliminary list in preparation for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, which included three players league activists Cameroon.
Raised considerable controversy after the list included veteran Riajabur Song former commander of the team and the player divisions midfield veteran Jeremy Nijitab which had raised public anger after the poor performance and disappointing in the 2010 African Cup of Nations Angola's.
I think many in the Cameroon players in the Turkish league is currently no Enqma Cameroon from falling.
While the selection of players Samuel Eto'o, Barcelona striker Alexandre Song former midfielder Arsenal is normal.
Le Guen also included three players who are active league defender Jean-Patrick Ndzana Father of the Los Ostres de Douala and midfielder Patrick Meevoonju (Canon Yaounde) and forward Vincent Abu Bakr (cotton, Cameroon).
The selection of three players to a special surprise that the group has not seen for many years included any of the players active games.
Le Guen and choose the final list of team which will include 23 players only after friendly matches with the elected Slovak and Portuguese.
The list of Hammedo Souleymanou (Kaiser spyware, Turkey), Idriss Carlos Kameni (Espanyol, Spain), Guy Roland Ndiaye Osimbi (Valenciennes, France), Patrick Amor Tejniemb (Bloemfontein Celtic South Africa) to guard the goal.
Defenders: Jean-Patrick Fr Ndzana (Los Ostres de Douala) Pinoy Aso Iekito and Sebastian Basonj (Tottenham, England), Gaetan Bong (Valenciennes, France), Orléans Chidjo (Lille, France), Jeremy Nijitab (Ankara Joko, Turkey), Stephanie Mbeya (Marseille, France), Makadje Pocar ( Omani Renaissance) and Nicolas Nkulu (Monaco, France), Riajabur Song (Trabzonspor, Turkey).
In the center: Marcel Ndjenj (Augsburg, Germany), Ewing Takanj Iinoh (Ajax), Jean-Macon (Lyon, France), George Mandzic (Kaiserslautern, Germany) and Joel Matip (Schalke, Germany) and Patrick Meevoonju (Canon Yaounde), Landry Ngomo (Celtic Glasgow, Scotland) and Alexandre Song (Arsenal, England).
Forwards: Vincent Abu Bakr (cotton, Cameroon) and Eric Chubu Moting (Nuremberg, Germany) Oceli belief (Real Betis), Samuel Eto'o (Inter Milan), Mahamadou Idrissou (Freiburg, Germany), Roustard Dorj Coimaha (Brugge) and Oceli WIPO (Real Mallorca) Zoa, Jaj (Basel, Switzerland).