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Ex Super Eagles Players Lie To Get National Team Jobs – Duke Udi

Former Super Eagles star Duke Udi has advised ex-internationals to take coaching role in Nigeria Professional Football League, instead of waiting for Super Eagles job.

The former Shooting Stars and Grasshopper of Switzerland midfielder made the disclosure while speaking with Ifeanyi Udeze on Sport Radio 88. 9 Brila FM on Friday.

He said some ex-internationals to coach the Super Eagles without coaching pedigree, and he advised them to prove their worth at a club level.

Udi said: They think they are good enough to replace Gernot Rohr, because they were fantastic in their playing days, but where is the coaching experience and pedigree?,

“Some of them said, they are coaching teams in Europe, but it’s a lie. If you check, they are only coaching U10 or U13, where they just pay €700 or €1000 to help Black men.”

“Check their CV, none of us worked as head coach in Europe, apart from Oliseh who managed in Dutch second division. So how are they qualified to coach the Super Eagles?” He told brila.net.

The former Giwa FC Head coach added that, he turned down the opportunity to managed Nigeria’s U17, because he wasn’t ready for the position at the time and wanted to focus on his development.

” I was offered the opportunity to coach the Golden Eaglets when I arrived from United States of America and was doing well with Giwa FC, but he told them to let be, because I wasn’t ready and wanted to focus on the job at hand. But some people say this.”

He concluded that, former Super Eagles players should start apply for coaching job in the Nigeria Professional Football League, in order to gather more experience.

mcal wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 12:10 pm ...it's not that hard to check someone's CV, especially a high profiled former player, but the football authorities in Nigeria are either too lazy or they just want to offer the job and get their cut of the loot.

Damunk wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 12:27 pm

mcal wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 12:10 pm ...it's not that hard to check someone's CV, especially a high profiled former player, but the football authorities in Nigeria are either too lazy or they just want to offer the job and get their cut of the loot.

Mcal, you love to go on old narratives sha.
So in the last few years, what stories are out there supporting this your theory of "laziness and corruption" within the NFF?
I'm all for criticism but please, keep it fact-based.?

You are aware that Finidi and Yobo amongst a few others were all put through a screening and interview process, right?
So which one is this your lazy narrative you are pushing out based on pure feelings from how many years ago?
Do your research this man.

Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 1:37 pm

Damunk wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 12:27 pm

mcal wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 12:10 pm ...it's not that hard to check someone's CV, especially a high profiled former player, but the football authorities in Nigeria are either too lazy or they just want to offer the job and get their cut of the loot.

Mcal, you love to go on old narratives sha.
So in the last few years, what stories are out there supporting this your theory of "laziness and corruption" within the NFF?
I'm all for criticism but please, keep it fact-based.?

You are aware that Finidi and Yobo amongst a few others were all put through a screening and interview process, right?
So which one is this your lazy narrative you are pushing out based on pure feelings from how many years ago?
Do your research this man.

but you do the same with the fake manager we have. we all know mcal is always on auto-pilot . What you've accused him of doing ( which is right) is no different from your stance approving mediocrity from the current coach we have offering the SE nothing promising

Damunk wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 12:27 pm

mcal wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 12:10 pm ...it's not that hard to check someone's CV, especially a high profiled former player, but the football authorities in Nigeria are either too lazy or they just want to offer the job and get their cut of the loot.

Mcal, you love to go on old narratives sha.
So in the last few years, what stories are out there supporting this your theory of "laziness and corruption" within the NFF?
I'm all for criticism but please, keep it fact-based.?

You are aware that Finidi and Yobo amongst a few others were all put through a screening and interview process, right?
So which one is this your lazy narrative you are pushing out based on pure feelings from how many years ago?
Do your research this man.

iworo wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 4:22 pm

Damunk wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 12:27 pm

mcal wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 12:10 pm ...it's not that hard to check someone's CV, especially a high profiled former player, but the football authorities in Nigeria are either too lazy or they just want to offer the job and get their cut of the loot.

Mcal, you love to go on old narratives sha.
So in the last few years, what stories are out there supporting this your theory of "laziness and corruption" within the NFF?
I'm all for criticism but please, keep it fact-based.?

You are aware that Finidi and Yobo amongst a few others were all put through a screening and interview process, right?
So which one is this your lazy narrative you are pushing out based on pure feelings from how many years ago?
Do your research this man.

What is Yobo’s qualification? What qualified him as an assistant coach of the Super Eagles?

Bigpokey24 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 4:23 pm focus damunk and stop all these childish name rants . As i said i have listed three top managers who will do way better than the current old ideas, 69 year old longest running coach we have parading as an international manager. We ae still waiting for a meaningful impact from the manager . You are so simlar to lazy individuals out there who are scared to take risk or change. if man chose not to explore space or improve technology, we all would be left in pre-historic ways. We have pre-historic tactics being implemented by our SE. Risk do bring success at the long run. We are bing left behind by other footballing nations