Clarence Seedorf has been sacked by the Cameroon Football Federation, barely a week after the Indomitable Lions exited the 2019 African Cup of Nations competition following a defeat by Nigeria’s Super Eagles. Coach Clarence Seedorf who was sacked alongside his assistant Patrick Kluivert, had taken over the role in August 2018.

“After consulting the Fecafoot Executive Committee and the Ministry of Sports and Education, in the wake of the premature elimination of Cameroon senior male national team from the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations, the Cameroon Football Federation, in conformity with the stipulations of the resolutive condition of their respective employment contracts, has decided to terminate the duties of coach Clarence Clyde Seedorf and his assistant Patrick Stephan Kluivert with immediate effect,” a statement signed by Fecafoot president Seidou Mbombo Njoya read.

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I saw it coming

Africa we no get chill at all...u loose u leave.... but we forgot rome wasnt built in a day..why not give him opportunity to build his own team..

Seedorf can grow back his dread locks and go and coach The Jamaican under 19 soccer team

Ok sir !

The pressure placed on them was Too much

mmh

And what's the fucking rohr still doing in our ouwn country

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Gather here if want Rohr to be next in line

Why always in a hurry to coach big teams?

They should learn to start small and let their "little" achievements speak for them in the long run.

people wey mumu. instead make them leave him to build their team for future purpose, they sacked him because of one tournament. that's why I supported NFF when they said they wunt sack rohl because he need to stay and build the team, know who is the best in each wing. sacking is not the solution. why did many sane football nations leave their coaches to continue his job even after one failed tournament. sacking seedof is a bad idea from Cameroon FA.

Rohr to follow if he losses the next and last match if Afcon 2019.

No Matter d offence. It's not easy loosing a job

I don't like to see any coach get sacked - not Lopetegui, not the Huesca coach, not the Granada coach, and, of course, not the Barca coach. lol

Someone should please tell efe to remove this sweater his putting on.. We all know his broke

Rohr's own loading
60%
80%
...... If you know you know

I prefer these 2 guys than that German Roar or Germain Raw whatever of Super Eagle.

No matter what.

This is a working country unlike Nigeria.

If its here, it will first start as a rumour.

The Presidency will deny it.

The NFF will deny it.

Premiumtimes will leak a letter that shows they have been sacked.

The Presidency will send Sagay to tell Nigerians how billions was looted by PDP.

The NFF will go to court for corruption charges.

And life goes on.

Till maybe 3 months to another nations Cup.

Another cycle of Drama will start.

Make we sack our own to now

A nation with a bit of balls.

Sacking coaches after a bad performance is not always the best cause the longer a coach stays with a particular team the better understanding he gets to train them, Africans are always sacking coaches bringing new ones to start from the scratch again, it's not the best

Deepfeel:
Sacking coaches after a bad performance is not always the best cause the longer a coach stays with a particular team the better understanding he gets to train them, Africans are always sacking coaches bringing new ones to start from the scratch again, it's not the best

You are thinking like a future planner.

its not in Africa's Calendar.

They play sentimental emotional politics with everything.

But at least, just one week? Now, thats a country that work.

Unlike Nigeria

saheedbadmus:
Africa we no get chill at all...u loose u leave.... but we forgot [i]rome wasnt built in a day..[/i]why not give him opportunity to build his own team..

This quote is facing out real fast.. my dear friend. "Just a thought btw"

But we're sending our coach to Bayern Munich for PhD in tactics and game management