Out-of-Contract Super Eagles Coach
Stephen Keshi has expressed concern with
the current lack of leadership at the Nigeria
Football Federation by saying there isn’t
enough preparation for his team ahead of
the Morocco 2015 Africa Cup of Nations
qualifiers against Sudan in October.
The 52-year-old released a list of invited
players for the game on Friday and also
says he has already submitted his program
for the games, but says he still isn’t sure
what will happen with his proposal.
“I have submitted my program to the Super
Eagles secretary for onward submission to
the General Secretary of the NFF to see if
they will accept it so that we can start
building towards the game against Sudan,”
said Keshi.
“It will be very good for us if we can start
preparing immediately because I like
working with the home-based players at
least two weeks before the games.
“But I don’t know what they want to do. It
is just that there isn’t enough preparation.”
Keshi has traditionally opened his camps
with the home-based players before the
overseas-based ones join for the games,
but it has been different recently, with the
former Togo boss not having the time to
work with the home-based players as usual,
partly due to his contract negotiations and
the crises at the NFF.
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