Tomiwa Babalola
Former Super Eagles coach, Christian Chukwu has described the current situation of the nation's national team as "unhealthy" due to the coach-less situation that the 2013 African Cup of Nations champions are.
The Nigeria Football Federation are yet to reach an agreement over Keshi's contract matter, and the former Eagles gaffer warned that it may eventually come back to hunt the national team football if not properly handled.
The 64 year old revealed that the only consolation is that our junior teams are doing very well. He urged the NFF’s technical team to progress the teams to become the next super eagles, if true progress is to be witnessed in the national team.
“I don’t think it is healthy and I don’t know that is the problem; I have talked a lot about the coaching situation of the national team. I am just happy that the junior teams are doing fantastically well so maybe from there we’ll move forward”
“The junior teams should progress and become our next Super Eagles but if otherwise, we won’t get it right this time again”
Chukwu, 64, started his coaching career in Lebanon in the mid-1990s, before being appointed coach of the Harambee Stars of in 1998. Later, from 2003 to 2005, he coached the Super Eagles, leading them to reach semifinals at the 2004 African Cup of Nations. Footballlive
Super Eagles coachless situation is dangerous- Christian Chukwu
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