Golden Eaglets’ head coach,
Manu Garba has challenged the
Super Eagles’ handler, Stephen
Okechukwu Keshi to look in
the direction of his players for
next year’s senior FIFA World Cup in Brazil. The Eaglets have been flawless
since the ongoing FIFA U-17
World Cup began in the United
Arab Emirates(UAE) and are
only a game away from
carting away a record fourth cadet title on Asian soil. Ahead of the final match in
Abu Dhabi tomorrow, Manu
told journalists in Sharjah that
Keshi would do very well to
invite some of the players to
camp for them to gain additional knowledge and
experience leading to the 2018
edition which he said they
would be prepared for. The Eaglets gaffer said that
securing spots in the 2014 FIFA
World Cup squad may be a tall
order for his boys because
they still lack the necessary
requisite experience to cope with the demands of the
senior World Cup. But Manu noted that his boys
would relish the opportunity
for some of them to train with
the Super Eagles and that it
would remain indelible in their
hearts till when they would have their own chance in the
senior national team. “Yes, I believe that some of my
players are good enough for
the Super Eagles. They can play
at next year’s World Cup
though it may be too early for
them. They can, however, gain experience from their stay in
the Eagles’ camp that will be
of help when they have the
opportunity to represent their
fatherland in 2018 World Cup. “I want to appeal to Keshi to
give some of the Eaglets the
chance to train with the senior
national team because they
will definitely have something
to learn that will be of immense benefit to them in
the future,” Manu told
journalists after the Eaglets 2-0
win over Uruguay in Sharjah
last Saturday. Two goals from Taiwo
Awoniyi got the Eaglets a spot
in the last four before another
impressive 3-0 scoreline over
Sweden in the semi final
which secured their place in the final. http://thenationonlineng.net/new/manu-keshi-players-good-enough-brazil-2014/

Keshi shud keep eyes on dose boy b4 european coaches end their futbol carrier

Truely speaking.

I like the coach's humble assertion. Though the boys are not yet fit to be given a chance in the Super Eagles squad,I believe that they would gain more experience if allow to watch or even play with their 'big brothers' in the Super Eagles.


#Catch them young!

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Good comment coming from the best coach in the world at the U17 level....Coachy Big boss should look into the direction of these lads. The big boys might just be in for a shocker!