A former captain and ex-head coach of the Tremendous Eagles, Sunday Ogorchukwu Oliseh has sarcastically recommended that overseas directors must be employed to take over the operations of Nigeria Soccer Federation (NFF).
Sports247 studies that Oliseh got here up with the suggestion in a cynical response to the NFF’s continued backing of Franco-Malian tactician, Eric Sekou Chelle because the Eagles’ helmsman.
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Oliseh took a take a look at the current run of poor outcomes which have bedevilled the Eagles and reckoned that Chelle must be sacked as a primary step in direction of fixing the present spate of issues rocking the Nigerian nationwide workforce.
“I’m a fanatical fan of the Nigerian model, and I’m completely in disagreement with foreigners working our nationwide workforce. Any Nigerian who says in any other case ought to give again our nation’s passport.
“The fact and the very fact is that we must always not settle for that another race is best than us on the subject of managing our personal affairs,” Oliseh affirmed.
The previous defensive midfielder, who featured for high groups like Ajax Amsterdam of Netherlands, Juventus of Italy and Borussia Dortmund of Germany throughout his heyday, harassed that anybody who insists on an expatriate tactician for the Eagles also needs to advocate for overseas directors to be in control of the NFF.
Oliseh posited with sarcasm: “If we’re going to hold Chelle because the coach of our nationwide workforce, the subsequent step for the federal government to do is carry up overseas directors as effectively.
“Let’s take it one step greater. At this level, we really feel they’re killing the commerce of Nigerian coaches. So, let’s additionally kill the commerce of the directors. Possibly that might carry an answer.”
