"keshi can go" ..NFF
The Nigeria Football Federation
(NFF) will not stop Coach Stephen Keshi from vacating his post as Super Eagles
coach, after the ‘Big Boss’, as Keshi is fondly called expressed his desire to
step down following Nigeria’s ouster from the World Cup.
Vice president of the NFF, Mike Umeh
spoke about Keshi’s impending departure and confirmed that they will not be
standing in Keshi’s way as he has decided to quit.
“We cannot stop Keshi from moving if he wants to. He is a grown man and knows what is good for him. If he so desires a greener pasture, then we can’t stop him, it’s up to him to decide,” Umeh said.
“We cannot stop Keshi from moving if he wants to. He is a grown man and knows what is good for him. If he so desires a greener pasture, then we can’t stop him, it’s up to him to decide,” Umeh said.
He however denied claims that the
NFF have not been supportive of the former Togo coach, saying, “It’ll not be
fair to say we haven’t supported Keshi. We have given him tremendous support,
more than anyone could imagine. So the thought that he hasn’t been adequately
supported isn’t true.”
Umeh also spoke on the possibility
of getting a new coach in time for the 2015 Africa cup of Nations qualifiers
expected to start soon.
“I’m sure a new coach will come in
immediately Keshi’s departure is finalized, so that shouldn’t be a problem,”
Umeh noted.
Immediately after the loss to
France, another NFF top gun, Deji Tinubu tweeted, ‘and off his goes to S.A’,
which obviously confirms Keshi’s exit
The
Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) will not stop Coach Stephen Keshi
from vacating his post as Super Eagles coach, after the ‘Big Boss’, as
Keshi is fondly called expressed his desire to step down following
Nigeria’s ouster from the World Cup.
Vice president of the NFF, Mike Umeh spoke about Keshi’s impending departure and confirmed that they will not be standing in Keshi’s way as he has decided to quit.
“We cannot stop Keshi from moving if he wants to. He is a grown man and knows what is good for him. If he so desires a greener pasture, then we can’t stop him, it’s up to him to decide,” Umeh said.
He however denied claims that the NFF have not been supportive of the former Togo coach, saying, “It’ll not be fair to say we haven’t supported Keshi. We have given him tremendous support, more than anyone could imagine. So the thought that he hasn’t been adequately supported isn’t true.”
Umeh also spoke on the possibility of getting a new coach in time for the 2015 Africa cup of Nations qualifiers expected to start soon.
“I’m sure a new coach will come in immediately Keshi’s departure is finalized, so that shouldn’t be a problem,” Umeh noted.
Immediately after the loss to France, another NFF top gun, Deji Tinubu tweeted, ‘and off his goes to S.A’, which obviously confirms Keshi’s exit.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/nff-keshi-can-go/#sthash.0PAwvXAi.dpuf
Vice president of the NFF, Mike Umeh spoke about Keshi’s impending departure and confirmed that they will not be standing in Keshi’s way as he has decided to quit.
“We cannot stop Keshi from moving if he wants to. He is a grown man and knows what is good for him. If he so desires a greener pasture, then we can’t stop him, it’s up to him to decide,” Umeh said.
He however denied claims that the NFF have not been supportive of the former Togo coach, saying, “It’ll not be fair to say we haven’t supported Keshi. We have given him tremendous support, more than anyone could imagine. So the thought that he hasn’t been adequately supported isn’t true.”
Umeh also spoke on the possibility of getting a new coach in time for the 2015 Africa cup of Nations qualifiers expected to start soon.
“I’m sure a new coach will come in immediately Keshi’s departure is finalized, so that shouldn’t be a problem,” Umeh noted.
Immediately after the loss to France, another NFF top gun, Deji Tinubu tweeted, ‘and off his goes to S.A’, which obviously confirms Keshi’s exit.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/nff-keshi-can-go/#sthash.0PAwvXAi.dpuf
The
Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) will not stop Coach Stephen Keshi
from vacating his post as Super Eagles coach, after the ‘Big Boss’, as
Keshi is fondly called expressed his desire to step down following
Nigeria’s ouster from the World Cup.
Vice president of the NFF, Mike Umeh spoke about Keshi’s impending departure and confirmed that they will not be standing in Keshi’s way as he has decided to quit.
“We cannot stop Keshi from moving if he wants to. He is a grown man and knows what is good for him. If he so desires a greener pasture, then we can’t stop him, it’s up to him to decide,” Umeh said.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/nff-keshi-can-go/#sthash.0PAwvXAi.dpuf
Vice president of the NFF, Mike Umeh spoke about Keshi’s impending departure and confirmed that they will not be standing in Keshi’s way as he has decided to quit.
“We cannot stop Keshi from moving if he wants to. He is a grown man and knows what is good for him. If he so desires a greener pasture, then we can’t stop him, it’s up to him to decide,” Umeh said.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/nff-keshi-can-go/#sthash.0PAwvXAi.dpuf
The
Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) will not stop Coach Stephen Keshi
from vacating his post as Super Eagles coach, after the ‘Big Boss’, as
Keshi is fondly called expressed his desire to step down following
Nigeria’s ouster from the World Cup.
Vice president of the NFF, Mike Umeh spoke about Keshi’s impending departure and confirmed that they will not be standing in Keshi’s way as he has decided to quit.
“We cannot stop Keshi from moving if he wants to. He is a grown man and knows what is good for him. If he so desires a greener pasture, then we can’t stop him, it’s up to him to decide,” Umeh said.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/nff-keshi-can-go/#sthash.0PAwvXAi.dpuf
Vice president of the NFF, Mike Umeh spoke about Keshi’s impending departure and confirmed that they will not be standing in Keshi’s way as he has decided to quit.
“We cannot stop Keshi from moving if he wants to. He is a grown man and knows what is good for him. If he so desires a greener pasture, then we can’t stop him, it’s up to him to decide,” Umeh said.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/nff-keshi-can-go/#sthash.0PAwvXAi.dpuf
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Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) will not stop Coach Stephen Keshi
from vacating his post as Super Eagles coach, after the ‘Big Boss’, as
Keshi is fondly called expressed his desire to step down following
Nigeria’s ouster from the World Cup.
Vice president of the NFF, Mike Umeh spoke about Keshi’s impending departure and confirmed that they will not be standing in Keshi’s way as he has decided to quit.
“We cannot stop Keshi from moving if he wants to. He is a grown man and knows what is good for him. If he so desires a greener pasture, then we can’t stop him, it’s up to him to decide,” Umeh said.
He however denied claims that the NFF have not been supportive of the former Togo coach, saying, “It’ll not be fair to say we haven’t supported Keshi. We have given him tremendous support, more than anyone could imagine. So the thought that he hasn’t been adequately supported isn’t true.”
Umeh also spoke on the possibility of getting a new coach in time for the 2015 Africa cup of Nations qualifiers expected to start soon.
“I’m sure a new coach will come in immediately Keshi’s departure is finalized, so that shouldn’t be a problem,” Umeh noted.
Immediately after the loss to France, another NFF top gun, Deji Tinubu tweeted, ‘and off his goes to S.A’, which obviously confirms Keshi’s exit.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/nff-keshi-can-go/#sthash.0PAwvXAi.dpuf
Vice president of the NFF, Mike Umeh spoke about Keshi’s impending departure and confirmed that they will not be standing in Keshi’s way as he has decided to quit.
“We cannot stop Keshi from moving if he wants to. He is a grown man and knows what is good for him. If he so desires a greener pasture, then we can’t stop him, it’s up to him to decide,” Umeh said.
He however denied claims that the NFF have not been supportive of the former Togo coach, saying, “It’ll not be fair to say we haven’t supported Keshi. We have given him tremendous support, more than anyone could imagine. So the thought that he hasn’t been adequately supported isn’t true.”
Umeh also spoke on the possibility of getting a new coach in time for the 2015 Africa cup of Nations qualifiers expected to start soon.
“I’m sure a new coach will come in immediately Keshi’s departure is finalized, so that shouldn’t be a problem,” Umeh noted.
Immediately after the loss to France, another NFF top gun, Deji Tinubu tweeted, ‘and off his goes to S.A’, which obviously confirms Keshi’s exit.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/nff-keshi-can-go/#sthash.0PAwvXAi.dpuf
The
Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) will not stop Coach Stephen Keshi
from vacating his post as Super Eagles coach, after the ‘Big Boss’, as
Keshi is fondly called expressed his desire to step down following
Nigeria’s ouster from the World Cup.
Vice president of the NFF, Mike Umeh spoke about Keshi’s impending departure and confirmed that they will not be standing in Keshi’s way as he has decided to quit.
“We cannot stop Keshi from moving if he wants to. He is a grown man and knows what is good for him. If he so desires a greener pasture, then we can’t stop him, it’s up to him to decide,” Umeh said.
He however denied claims that the NFF have not been supportive of the former Togo coach, saying, “It’ll not be fair to say we haven’t supported Keshi. We have given him tremendous support, more than anyone could imagine. So the thought that he hasn’t been adequately supported isn’t true.”
Umeh also spoke on the possibility of getting a new coach in time for the 2015 Africa cup of Nations qualifiers expected to start soon.
“I’m sure a new coach will come in immediately Keshi’s departure is finalized, so that shouldn’t be a problem,” Umeh noted.
Immediately after the loss to France, another NFF top gun, Deji Tinubu tweeted, ‘and off his goes to S.A’, which obviously confirms Keshi’s exit.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/nff-keshi-can-go/#sthash.0PAwvXAi.dpuf
Vice president of the NFF, Mike Umeh spoke about Keshi’s impending departure and confirmed that they will not be standing in Keshi’s way as he has decided to quit.
“We cannot stop Keshi from moving if he wants to. He is a grown man and knows what is good for him. If he so desires a greener pasture, then we can’t stop him, it’s up to him to decide,” Umeh said.
He however denied claims that the NFF have not been supportive of the former Togo coach, saying, “It’ll not be fair to say we haven’t supported Keshi. We have given him tremendous support, more than anyone could imagine. So the thought that he hasn’t been adequately supported isn’t true.”
Umeh also spoke on the possibility of getting a new coach in time for the 2015 Africa cup of Nations qualifiers expected to start soon.
“I’m sure a new coach will come in immediately Keshi’s departure is finalized, so that shouldn’t be a problem,” Umeh noted.
Immediately after the loss to France, another NFF top gun, Deji Tinubu tweeted, ‘and off his goes to S.A’, which obviously confirms Keshi’s exit.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/nff-keshi-can-go/#sthash.0PAwvXAi.dpuf
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