We trust Eguavoen and believe in him

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We trust Eguavoen and believe in him

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I understand that the foreign coach hustlers are working tirelessly to bring in a foreign coach. The NFF stooges have even paid others with YouTube channels to push this useless and fraudulent narrative that only a foreign coach can secure success in our World Cup qualifications. Let me tell you—that is a big, fat lie! This push is driven by the love of financial kickbacks.

Ask yourself: why are foreign coaches always paid astronomically more than our indigenous coaches, even when there’s no evidence of their success or abilities? What success did Peseiro have before taking the job? What did Rohr achieve? In fact, Rohr was given five years, and all we achieved was a “golden bronze” (which Eguavoen also achieved) and an early World Cup exit.

Even with Eguavoen, World Cup qualification isn’t guaranteed, but he has stabilized the team, and we’re on a good trajectory. With a foreign coach, can they guarantee World Cup qualification? Why would they risk destabilizing the team just for the love of money? Why?

Even if they hire a foreign coach, where will they find the time to get to know the team before World Cup qualifiers? Do they expect success with a few days of prep before these critical matches? Give me a break! The NFF agents here on CE and on YouTube know this, but their love of money overshadows any real dedication to the team.

With Eguavoen, we have a good chance of qualification—especially if we win the first game against Rwanda. With a foreign coach, I’m convinced we would have killed our World Cup qualifications.

I know some of the arguments from these people are that Eguavoen starts well but doesn’t follow through, and that some players on the AFCON qualifiers list shouldn’t be included. These are fair points that deserve debate, especially the latter. However, given our current situation, I believe it’s crucial to make the right decisions.

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