The national team coach says his team
have to prepare well against a very good
Ethiopian side
Nigeria’s national team coach Stephen
Keshi has said that his team cannot afford
to be complacent against the Walya
Antelopes of Ethiopia in the last round of
qualifiers for the 2014 World Cup.
Keshi is currently in the USA with his
family taking a short rest before the first
leg against Ethiopia in Addis Ababa next
month.
Many football fans have already given the
tie to the Super Eagles but Keshi was
quick to state that the Walya Antelopes
were very good last January and would
have improved further at the moment.
“I have a lot of respect for the Ethiopians
and all the teams that made it to the last
round of the qualifiers and I am certain
that it will be tough, unpredictable and
exciting for both the so called big teams
and the minnows,” Keshi said.
The coach elaborated on the fact that the
last time the Eagles played Ethiopia – at
the Nations Cup in January, the East
Africans proved very difficult.
“The last time we played the Ethiopians it
was quite tough and I know when we
meet next it’s going to be the same thing.
“All we need to do is to be focused,
concentrate and pray for good health for
our best players and the rest will be
history,” he said.
The first leg is slated for between October
11 -15.

SOURCE: goal.com

No story telling, Big Boss. Wish you guys the best against Ethiopia.

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