Chinom:
A very welcome developement. I doff my hat for Chris Giwa for pushing on. Keshi should and would come back to finish what he started. Amodu's presence in the SE team will disrupt the entire set up. He can not blend with the boys the way Keshi has done already.

There is nothing shameful about Keshi comming back as being pointed out here. Keshi has said repeatedly that he was not sacked. His contract was finished and has not been extended. That is the simple truth. Now, if the president wants him to return and coach the team for the remaining matches, he would of course heed the president's call as a patriotic Nigerian.

Keshi is the only man that can qualify us now. Amodu will make a bigger mess of the whole thing.

Amaju Pinnick will totally destroy our football. He is intent on hiring a foreign (White) useless coach for the Super Eagles.

Thank you Mr. President for getting involved.

Dahkogrin007:
we dnt want keshi pls...giv us Moyes

robosky02:





Amaju Pinnick is a very respected tecnocrat whose work speaks volume in delta state

he has already laid a plan that will make NFF self dependend cos so many sponsors will come in.

so dont agree with your last statement.




as for Keshi hope he learns to be flexible do the needfull add some other stars not just the "kitchen cabinent members"

even when the likes of emenike is not scoring...........

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confused nation
confused president
confused fifa
confused coaches
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Chinom:





I have never heard of him until he got elected. I don't really care about who heads the NFF, but anyone that comes in and starts blabing about hiring a foreign coach even before he takes his seat is TOTALLY wrong for Nigeria football. As soon as he came, he started sounding like a thief. We know how former NFF presidents shared dollars in the name of hiring a foreign coach.

As for Keshi, he will select whomever he thinks will win a match for him. He knows we're walking a tight rope now. As a matter of fact, letting Keshi go now is giving him an easy way out. He must qualify Nigeria now or be shamed.

cirmuell:
ggrin, how dis take relate to the football matter now, ehn?

barthchuks:
that is a "confusionist nation" you are confused o

4bobo:

But I respected you more than this. Not so common of you to behave this way.

davdandam:
Keshi dey disappoint me. ...so after all the shakara after nations cup and world cup he's still gonna come back. ..what happened to his pride smh
Man must chop lolz. ...ego kudi owo heheheheh. ..but this is stooping sooooooo low

robosky02:





Amaju Pinnick is a very respected tecnocrat whose work speaks volume in delta state

he has already laid a plan that will make NFF self dependend cos so many sponsors will come in.

so dont agree with your last statement.


as for Keshi hope he learns to be flexible do the needfull add some other stars not just the "kitchen cabinent members"

even when the likes of emenike is not scoring...........

bigtt76:
Hmmmm ....very funny! I tot Amaju led NFF said they were 'protecting' Keshi's life ...well GEJ will now provide security details behind Keshi at the stadium naaaa #naijasef

Goke7:


story for the gods, I said it on this forum when keshi was sacked that amaju has allowed himself to be misguided by ex footballers and ignorant sports journalists who know nothing about football, the guy na pure learner, getting to a post with all the controversies and sacking a coach, he must be so embarrassed now, he allowed himself to be misled and was wrongly advised. Another bad decision is to play the south africa in uyo, if the guy love himself that match should be in abuja.

Amaju need to calm down and learn administrative dexterity.

onyeguy:


But him be talk say Naija no be serious football country why he later come back

2sureguy1:
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Sacking & hiring same coach will ruin our football................where are we going self.

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