Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi |
Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi lamented the Super Eagles’ exit from the Brazil 2014 World Cup after their 2-0 subjugation by France on Monday, verbalizing his team deserved to progress in the tournament.
Keshi additionally verbally expressed he did not ken if he would stay on in his position after the to subjugation.
The vanquishment ended Keshi’s dream of becoming the first African coach to lead an African team to the quarter-finals of the tournament.
“I don’t ken if I will stay,” Keshi, who has been tipped to become South Africa coach, verbalized on SuperSport after the match.
“It’s a pity we lost. We did not deserve to lose. We can compete with any team. It was a good performance, but the way we lost was not good.
“There have been ameliorations, the players are very adolescent and in two years, this group will be wondrous.
“Any loss is painful, be it first round or a cordial game. When you visually perceive your team playing good football and doing what you asked them to do, and all of a sudden it turns around and you lose the game. I don’t cerebrate we deserved to lose this way, but it’s part of football.
“We don’t want to commence putting blame on one or two people. The blame is on the entire team. We play as a team. We win as a team. We lose as a team. So I don’t
