NFF Supremo Amaju Pinnick Tells Super Eagles : Nigerians Are Very Angry
Published: March 26, 2015
In a post - match meeting with the Super Eagles on Wednesday night held at Uyo’s Hotel Le Meridien, NFF supremo Amaju Pinnick castigated the national team for their disgraceful loss to Uganda in an international friendly.
Pinnick did not hold back anything, and criticized the players for letting the country down, saying they should shape up or ship out.
“When next you receive an invitation letter to come represent Nigeria, you have a critical decision to make: accept it only if you believe you are in the frame of mind to give your everything or decline if you do not feel that way.
“The camp of the National Team would no longer welcome average players or good players with poor attitude.
“Today, we are supposed to be celebrating with Vincent Enyeama on his 100th cap, but your poor performance has ruined the party and Nigerians are very angry,” said Amaju Pinnick, according to thenff.com.
He concluded by challenging the Super Eagles to beat South Africa in their next international fixture in three days time.
Pinnick did not hold back anything, and criticized the players for letting the country down, saying they should shape up or ship out.
“When next you receive an invitation letter to come represent Nigeria, you have a critical decision to make: accept it only if you believe you are in the frame of mind to give your everything or decline if you do not feel that way.
“The camp of the National Team would no longer welcome average players or good players with poor attitude.
“Today, we are supposed to be celebrating with Vincent Enyeama on his 100th cap, but your poor performance has ruined the party and Nigerians are very angry,” said Amaju Pinnick, according to thenff.com.
He concluded by challenging the Super Eagles to beat South Africa in their next international fixture in three days time.
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