Former Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh has expressed his readiness to contribute his quota to the growth and development of Nigerian football.

He made this known on Sunday in an interview on Channels TV Sports, where he debunked reports that he left the job of the senior national team due to voodoo.

Oliseh who played for Dutch side Ajax between 1997 and 1999, admitted that he would not hesitate to take another stint with Nigerian football

“My country is my country, nobody can take it from me. You can make any comment you want to make, but I am first [a] Nigerian before anything else,” the 1996 Olympic gold medalist said while featuring on Channels Sports. “So, if my country really needs me to help out and they ask me to come and do it, I will do it.”

“But I will not do it if I am giving the best of my knowledge for my country to work and somebody is just taking it ‘yes or no’ and then eventually we all fail,” Oliseh, a 1994 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) winner, explained.

https://www.completesports.com/im-ready-to-take-up-super-eagles-job-if-nff-wants-me-oliseh/

This my Delta brother is one hypocritical funny clown...

You want the job you openly blast and ridiculed for owing you some months salary?

You want the job again where you step on people's head and disrespect some members of the football federation who was trying to bring you back to sanity?

Your short fuse and bad temperament will not even let a club from Ghana league or the lower division of the Nigeria league let you come close to their staff.

Sunday Oliseh

Playing career
Was a physical yet technically gifted defensive midfielder, Oliseh played for world-famous clubs such as AFC Ajax, Borussia Dortmund and Juventus F.C..

Oliseh played 63 international matches and scored three goals[3] for Nigeria, and played at the Football World Cups of 1994 and 1998. Oliseh also participated in the Olympic gold medal winning team of 1996.

Sunday Oliseh was voted Africa's third best footballer in 1998 by CAF.

Managerial career
Oliseh started his coaching career in Belgium with youth teams in the Belgian 3rd Division Verviers, notably the Under 19 team. Graduated to the first team as chief coach season 2008–09 Verviers. During the 2014–15 season, he was appointed as the Chief Coach and Club Manager of RCS VISE Belgium 3rd Division.

In 2015–16, was appointed by the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) the National Team Chief Coach of Nigeria (Super Eagles of Nigeria) where he made an impressive statistic of; 14 Games (Only 2 losses) 19 Goals scored, 6 conceded.

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PlayMaker14:
This my Delta brother is one hypocritical funny clown...

You want the job you openly blast and ridiculed for owing you some months salary?

You want the job again where you step on people's head and disrespect some members of the football federation who was trying to bring you back to sanity?

Your short fuse and bad temperament will not even let a club from Ghana league or the lower division of the Nigeria league let you come close to their staff.

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The only clown I see here is you. Oliseh has done or said nothing wrong.
Coaches being owed logs of salary here is a habit by the Nff. Oliseh speaking out has done nothing wrong.

Massiveglory:
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[The only clown I see here is you. Oliseh has done or said nothing wrong.[/s]

Young man, don't be an emotional weakling, try your possible best to make research before you leap like a wounded frog into any conversation.


Why is he still salivating for a job that owes him salary?

Here's a link of the unceasing brawls Oliseh had with the NFF during his time as SE head coach.

https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/35688373.amp&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiXrvj8_7nxAhXDOuwKHRr0ArkQFjAAegQICBAB&usg=AOvVaw3-gGgftlkz9fj7XA1cNuBf

Funny guy.

Same guy that fled when it was obvious he could not qualify the team for AFCON.

Please remain where you are.

He don red be that.....

If i hear Pim from ur mouth again

Shey this one no go better pass that Mumu ROAR wey dey discourage him players before match begin?

Oga don dey bid for job with style oh. Haha.
Isorite.

They won't give you the job because they can't make more money from appointing you.

We no want you,I agree Rohr isn't the best we can afford but Oliseh is a step backward.

oga go and sleep we don't need you again, we haven't forgiven you for what you did to Vincent Enyeama that even made him to retire early

Good luck

PlayMaker14:
This my Delta brother is one hypocritical funny clown...

You want the job you openly blast and ridiculed for owing you some months salary?

You want the job again where you step on people's head and disrespect some members of the football federation who was trying to bring you back to sanity?


Your short fuse and bad temperament will not even let a club from Ghana league or the lower division of the Nigeria league let you come close to their staff.

Spot on!

Best wishes... atleast make una no dey disgrace person via international level

To dey watch Nigeria(n) matches dey weak person

Nigeria needs a new president not a new coach

robosky02:

https://www.completesports.com/im-ready-to-take-up-super-eagles-job-if-nff-wants-me-oliseh/

Go siddon. A divisive character like you should not be talking about supereagles job.

We want a foreign coach not you. You that made enyeama resign. A Nigerian player that's as good as Ronaldo and Messi will be frustrated under a Nigerian coach like Siasia and Oliseh

Can't reject a job if you are jobless

Pls go and rest. We don't need you.
I remember when this guy said they were tormenting him with charms in his office and he had to leave.

gannod:


Go siddon. A divisive character like you should not be talking about Super Eagles job.

I agree with you. Oliseh should have been one of the best handlers on the SE Team but he's too troublesome and divisive. Talks too much too. Still prefer Samson Siasia to most of them.

Wehrey

Oliseh the angry Lion

Arrogant Preeek! This guy had the national team given to him on a platter, yet he blew it. Local coaches are not good for our national teams, period! Even U-17 sef should have an expertriate coach.

After blasting them, you now want to come back
Foreign clubs no employ you ni

Man is so poor with human management, with his short fuse . same reason Vincent Enyeama had to quit the National team

Nobody dey pursue you again or you dey look for the opportunity to make a quick buck?