Cybereagles

If you can take a moment to sit back, relax, and then attempt to make sense about how Nigeria has decided to fire and select its senior national team manager across time, you will sure make little sense of it. It is a cyclical abyss. By this one refers to the fact that it is cyclical because same things are repeated over time. It is an abyss because it appears to be a bottomless pit of hell, to which a conclusion, an endpoint, or a resolution is never in sight.

The Reality About National Team Performance and Coaching Nigeria
We must come to terms with the fact that the cyclical abyss of football manager hiring in Nigeria has done very little to improve the fortunes of our national team. What is known is that coaches who have become perceived as successful in Nigeria -- Father Tiko, Clemens Westerhoff, Stephen Keshi, and Shuaibu Amodu -- have one thing in common. They have demonstrated ability to obtain a pattern (not just in one event) of good results as defined above. They have either been in the AFCON Top Four multiple times and/or gone beyond the group phase of the World Cup. Importantly, they cut across the indigenous v foreign divide.

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