The Nigerian Football Federation has reacted to Sunday Oliseh's resignation as Super Eagles coach. The spokesman of the Federation, Ademola Olajire, in an interview with NTA today, said the federation heard of Oliseh’s resignation in the media and was yet to receive a letter from the coach as at when he was responding to the interview.
“As far as we are concerned, it is good riddance to bad rubbish. He is not the kind of person we though he was. Oliseh is gone and we have to move forward,” Olajire said
“He went on YouTube to abuse Nigerians. The Minister pleaded with the federation to allow him to remain in place for our next two matches. As you can see, he did not even wait for those matches.” he concluded
As at press time, the official NFF website, Instagram handle and Twitter had yet to comment on the issue.
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ReplyDeleteAbeg make we hear word. His left he is gone. It's in the past now.
ReplyDeleteYa'll are so stupid. Oliseh that helped you idiots go into world Cup during his playing days is now bad rubbish? Ungrateful mugus
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Too may grammar already.. Let's us allow it to rest Abeg..
ReplyDeleteOliseh is useful person, even when he was playing then, he has no good character to go with it.
ReplyDeleteNFF messed up when they sacked keshi
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ReplyDeleteLol...It's good riddance to bad rubbish,NFF no go kill person...he have to resign sharply b4 they disgrace him like d other coaches...sharp man...see d NFF oga head like garden egg
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ReplyDeleteI don't know why he had to resign but whatever his reason{s} was I guess it's for the better.
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ReplyDeleteThough Oliseh went about the resignation the wrong way, the truth is very few people can put up with the shit of a body called NFF
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ReplyDeleteReally good radiance to bad rubbish. This Olise guy is Lilly lever. Cannot stand stress and challenge. Let me see you commenting in super sports on how coaches would have done this instead of that. U now know how easy it is right?
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ReplyDeleteHe criticised keshi! Gave stupid analysis .. now we know who's the fool. Good riddance indeed
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Olisa please do the honorably thing and resign properly. Nobody resign in social media. Thanks
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Walahi talahi I know that it will end this way because of the way it was done as everybody knew from the onset that it was bad belle. However, Our football administrators should remember that they are toying with NIGERIA and hence should be extra careful with the way they are handling this matter as they will be judged one day.
ReplyDeleteWe have more than enough capable hands and DO NOT need a foreign coach. They should hire a NIGERIAN and give him whatever he needs to perform and our football should be at peace. May God save Nigeria football. Toks
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ReplyDeleteNFF dat can not honour contract of their employee's. Indeed good riddance to bad rubbish to them.
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ReplyDeleteOliseh is an idiot i knew he will fail. A coach who came with controversy 1st by saying am not Igbo. Who asked of your Origin? just to satisfy his employers. Look at how he failed worst coach Nigeria ever had. No achievement.
ReplyDeleteGod will provide olis wit a better job, NFF already have there own in-house problems
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ReplyDeleteGood riddance to bad rubbish indeed. Arrogant little bastard who thought he knows it all.
May God bless Stephen Okechukwu KESHI. He was DA MAN. A REAL coach.
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