Tom Saintfiet has quit as
coach of the Malawi national
team following his side’s 0-2
loss to Nigeria in a 2014 World
Cup qualifying game in Calabar
on Saturday.
Saintfiet whose appointment was ratified
on July 2 by the Football Association of
Malawi (FAM) explained that he had an
“agreement till midnight on Saturday” with
FAM.
The Belgian also revealed that his major aim
as Malawi coach was to mastermind a
stunning success against the reigning
African champions, Nigeria in Calabar, a feat
he failed to achieve.
“I never was here to win many games. I
was here to win one game (on Saturday)
against Nigeria and that was the only goal,”
Saintfiet said at the post-match press
conference.
He was however cryptic when queried
about his next move.
“I don’t feel any pressure because (the
Football Association of Malawi) had an
agreement till midnight on Saturday.
“From Sunday morning, I have no
agreement with the federation and that
was clear so I am a professional coach and
my future? That we will see in the coming
weeks but I am not worried about that,” he
said.
Saintfiet played football between 1983 to
1997 (FC Boom) before becoming a football
manager at the age of 24, becoming the
youngest manager in Belgian football

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Nice.

As it is now many coaches are gonna retire because Nigerian is gonna keep winning. So we expect many coaches to retire by d end of the yr.

Sorry o. But atleast you should have thrown in the towel than having to have face such disgrace.

Eagles busted his ars.e and balded head.See beef!Go bury your head in shame jooo