For those of you that love football or just love Nigeria when it comes to the footies, see what i found, and I had to share this with y'all.
Super Eagles Head Coach Stephen Keshi has given some insight
on what transpired in the dressing room when his team was trailing 0-3
in Saturday’s crunch quarter final battle against the Atlas Lions of
Morocco.
The
Big Boss in the post-match conference attended by PREMIUM TIMES said he
told his players that they were simply not playing their game.
“What
I told them at half time was that we were not the one playing like
that, I told them they were giving too much respect to the Moroccans.
Even
though they are a good team, they don’t deserve such from us, we are
supposed to take our game to them and that is what they did in the
second half.
I told them I want to see the same character or more
like they displayed in the game against Bafana Bafana and they did
that,” he said.
Also, the captain of the Eagles, Chigozie Agbim,
said his colleagues rightly admitted they were only a shadow of
themselves in the first half and made the decision to right their wrongs
in the second half.
The goalkeeper also stated the players’
resolve not to return to Nigeria but wait for the final of the
tournament and possibly lift the trophy.
Keshi is not new to
masterminding comebacks as he similarly did with the Eagles of Mali in
2010 to come back from four goals down to tie Angola 4-4 in an Africa
Nations Cup match.
“Yes I remember the Mali game but this one today is something else,” the Eagles coach said
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