Hmmm
Na wah ooo
Dis half bake coach self dey do yaannga

[b]Le Guen’s rejection: We have other options – Green


The Nigeria Football Federation has opened up on the purported rejection by Frenchman, Paul Le Guen of the technical adviser’s job offered him by the football house on Monday. In a chat with an online publication Tuesday, Chairman of the NFF Technical and Development Committee, Barrister Chris Green said the NFF would “look at the next door” if Le Guen refuses to accept their offer. On Monday night, the official website of the NFF reported that Le Guen had been named as the new Super Eagles helmsman by the technical and development committee of the football federation.

The deal was however subject to Le Guen agreeing contract terms with the NFF’s Executive Committee. On Tuesday, sections of the French media announced that Le Guen would not be taking up the offer to coach the Super Eagles because the NFF did not meet his terms. “The announcement made on Monday (by the NFF’s technical committee) was quite clear. Le Guen was offered the job subject to contract terms being agreed,” Green stated.

“We had to look at the best interest of the country before offering anyone the job (to manage the Super Eagles) and one of such conditions was that the new technical adviser would reside in Nigeria. “A situation where Nigeria will be the loser will never be accommodated by the NFF. “We want a coach who will not just take the Super Eagles to the next level but will develop Nigerian football as a whole and if he does not reside in Nigeria, it may not be feasible,” Green said.

“We will look at the next door if Le Guen decides not to accept the terms we offered him. “A lot of top coaches applied to coach Nigeria and even more (who did not officially apply) are desirous of coaching Nigeria. “The options are open and we want to assure Nigerians that we will contract a coach that will befit the status of one of the best national teams on the African continent.

“We are working assiduously to make Nigerians happy and will not relent till we achieve set objectives,” he said. Nigeria will face former African champions, Algeria, Cameroon and Zambia in their quest to qualify for the 2018 Fifa World Cup in Russia.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/we-have-other-options-green/[/b]

Someone tell these guys to give Ruud Gullit aka Rude Boy, former Chelsea and Newcastle coach a call. Or Call Leonardo for Inter Milan coach.

Nigeria is in danger of qualifying for FIFA 2018. How how is that one danger?

Even Baba Jesus fit turn down this job to work with those corrupt gorillas at NFF

paul le guen, which kind name be that? NFF no see better coach hire?

Na sleep dey worry me jor..

Ayoola171:
How i wish you can also conduct another Poll for both Paul Le Guen and STONE and we see who takes the lead.

STONE?! who da fucck ezz Stone?

oluole:

even me sef go do better, no be to 3,3 2 formation?

lwkm... Oboi for coaching, na u be highest!

Chukazu:
oh boy nothing like 3,3,2 format, na monkey post u wan play?

oboi even me i shock o!

Now why would any decent young player holding dual nationality chose to play for Nigeria at the expense of ANY other country for that matter, let alone the likes of England etc?

Why was it announced that Le Guen had been appointed when he clearly had not signed any contract?

Is the NFF actually run by people who are competent in ANY endeavour?

Should we give up international sports in this country as we clearly have more important challenges to deal with and further embarrassing ourselves in the sporting domain does not help our already battered image.

If the chance arises my son will play for England. Blady f00ls!!

TheGoodJoe:
[b]Le Guen’s rejection: We have other options – Green


The Nigeria Football Federation has opened up on the purported rejection by Frenchman, Paul Le Guen of the technical adviser’s job offered him by the football house on Monday. In a chat with an online publication Tuesday, Chairman of the NFF Technical and Development Committee, Barrister Chris Green said the NFF would “look at the next door” if Le Guen refuses to accept their offer. On Monday night, the official website of the NFF reported that Le Guen had been named as the new Super Eagles helmsman by the technical and development committee of the football federation.

The deal was however subject to Le Guen agreeing contract terms with the NFF’s Executive Committee. On Tuesday, sections of the French media announced that Le Guen would not be taking up the offer to coach the Super Eagles because the NFF did not meet his terms. “The announcement made on Monday (by the NFF’s technical committee) was quite clear. Le Guen was offered the job subject to contract terms being agreed,” Green stated.

“We had to look at the best interest of the country before offering anyone the job (to manage the Super Eagles) and one of such conditions was that the new technical adviser would reside in Nigeria. “A situation where Nigeria will be the loser will never be accommodated by the NFF. “We want a coach who will not just take the Super Eagles to the next level but will develop Nigerian football as a whole and if he does not reside in Nigeria, it may not be feasible,” Green said.

“We will look at the next door if Le Guen decides not to accept the terms we offered him. “A lot of top coaches applied to coach Nigeria and even more (who did not officially apply) are desirous of coaching Nigeria. “The options are open and we want to assure Nigerians that we will contract a coach that will befit the status of one of the best national teams on the African continent.

“We are working assiduously to make Nigerians happy and will not relent till we achieve set objectives,” he said. Nigeria will face former African champions, Algeria, Cameroon and Zambia in their quest to qualify for the 2018 Fifa World Cup in Russia.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/we-have-other-options-green/[/b]

Someone tell these guys to give Ruud Gullit aka Rude Boy, former Chelsea and Newcastle coach a call. Or Call Leonardo for Inter Milan coach.

Sir, we are just wasting our time, we are in a difficult group to qualify for the world cup, no serious foreign coach will want to gamble with Nigeria and stain his cv with Nigeria's failure, Paul Liguen, Ruud Gulit and the likes will be the one begging for the Nigeria job if we had qualified for the world cup, remember in 2014 even Fabio cappello siad he was available to coach any team to the world cup when Nigeria was still contemplating to replace keshi with a foreign coach to take us to the world cup.

Its too risky for any serious coach to take up the Nigerian job now

fF01:
oboi even me i shock o!

the formation would look like...
no wonder we didn't qualify for anything