The Libyan Football Federation have been
taken by surprise following the
resignation of Adel Amrouche as coach
of the Mediterranean Knights four days
before they are due to face Nigeria in a
crucial 2019 Africa Cup of Nations
qualifier.


Reports in Libya have suggested that
Amrouche threw in the towel because he
has not been paid for six months, and
that he was mistreated along with his
Algerian assistants, who have been
refused payments by the LFF - telling him
to pay them himself.


Amrouche has departed Libya's National
Team training camp in Tunis and the
Libyan Federation have moved quickly to
appoint Omar Al-Miryami as the interim
coach for the double-header against the
Super Eagles.


It is claimed that Libyan National Team
players and administrative staff earlier
requested for an urgent meeting with the
Chairman of the Federation, Jamal al-
Jaafari, to discuss the possibility of
dismissing Amrouche before their trip to
Uyo, labeling his training 'random' and
not useful to the team.


The 50-year-old was appointed coach of
the North African country in May 2018
and was in the dugout in their goalless
draw with South Africa last month.


On Adel Amrouche's curriculum vitae, he
previously coached Kenya, Burundi and
Equatorial Guinea national teams.

source> https://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=29555

Goodness ! an added advantage to Nigerian team .

Angelparadise:
Goodness ! an added advantage to Nigerian team .

It changes nothing, even with guardiola as their coach, they will still be flogged.

dis one pain me, coach wey we don dey plan on how we go Take disgrace for Nigeria.

it is better to resign then beaten