Former Super Eagles’ coach, Christian
Chukwu has advised Stephen Keshi to give
up his hopes of retaining his position as
Super Eagles’ coach.
Keshi, who has drastically fallen from grace
to grass following the poor show of the
Super Eagles in the African Cup of Nations
(AFCON) 2015 qualifiers which left the Super
Eagles out of the teams participating in the
Championship in Equitorial Guinea next year,
has since been out-of contract and his fate
left undecided by the NFF after his last game
with Bafana Bafana of South Africa in Uyo
which ended in a draw.
According to Chukwu, the NFF as a body is
currently faced with more pressing issues
and now in a transition stage which may
take time to be over.
In an interview monitored on megasport,
the former Kenya coach has urged Keshi to
move-on to other countries where his
services will be needed as a matter of
urgency.
“Well, my candid advise to Keshi, you know
with all this problems in the NFF, it will take
a long time for the association to sit and
start deciding anything about the technical
crew, I think if he has a better offer
anywhere he is free to go and his contract
will be respected more outside the country
because I am talking out of experience,”
Chukwu concluded. nigeriasoccernet.com/chukwu-advises-keshi-to-forget-dreams-of-staying-in-super-eagles-job/