Former
Nigeria defender Bright Omokaro has urged the Nigeria Football
Federation to work with the Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi to build
a strong team for the summer’s World Cup in Brazil, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.
The Maroc ’88 Africa Cup of Nations
silver medallist warned that the NFF’s frosty relationship with his
former Eagles teammate could affect the preparations for the World
Cup..
Omokaro said, “The basic problem is that
they have started contradicting themselves and complicating issues for
Keshi. I believe the coach knows his job.
“He (Keshi) was hired to qualify the
team (for the World Cup) which he did. The NFF should give him space to
do his job. Technically he is in charge and technically he knows what
the team needs.
“The NFF should concentrate on the logistics needed for the Eagles to prepare rigorously and effectively for the World Cup.
“I’m not happy with the way things are
being represented in the media in recent times, they need to come
together and settle things amicably.
“Other countries are reconsolidating their teams and working hard on getting in the best form for the World Cup in June.
“I believe they (Keshi and NFF) should sit and discuss the modalities surrounding the national team and all other concerns.”
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