I can't say I'm surprised by this. When you actually look at the reasons Sunday gave, these are problems that have plagued the country for far too long, but it seems people seem to enjoy the football governing body acting as a bunch of unprofessional clowns. Not citing just this incident which may or may not be true, but it follows a trend of incompetence for decades.
As for Oliseh calling it quits...personally I never thought he was the right man for the job to begin with. I never even wanted King Keshi to be sacked to begin with. Oliseh lacked the necessary experience needed to usher in a whole new Super Eagles which is what the country badly needs.
It's sad. So Nigeria can't hold onto a coach for at least five years? Is there some sort of disease that prevents the country from having some sort of sustainability and keeping faith with a manager, and maybe, and i know this may be asking for a little much...having a good working relationship with said coach?
Keshi was hated and abused throughout his tenure and in Oliseh's resignation letter he made it clear that he and the NFF weren't sharing crumpets and eba. So I suppose that the NFF should just go ahead and coach the team themselves if they're going to keep on arguing with every coach. Or is everyone's favorite interim manager, Mr. Amodu, going to come in to do his interim job and get tossed out once the major tournament arises?
I AM TIRED OF THERE ALWAYS BEING A PROBLEM WITH THE COACH! IT'S BORING!
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