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Bonfrere Releases Vague Disclaimer Over Match Fixing Allegations Against Westerhof

Bonfrere Releases Vague Disclaimer Over  Match Fixing Allegations Against Westerhof

Former Super Eagles technical adviser Jo Bonfere has released a vague disclaimer on the match fixing allegations against his former boss Clemens Westerhof, reports Completesports.com.

Bonfere, made the statement via a press release he sent to the media on Monday which looks like a disclaimer to the claims credited to him in a recent interview with Lagos-based radio station Brila FM that Westerhof sold Nigeria’s USA’94 World Cup Second Round match to Italy for $100,000

The Dutchman however failed to state exactly what he told his interviewers about Westerhof.

Bonferere’s Press Release

“The history of Nigerian football is part of my life and career and I am proud to have contributed in making the 90’s a decade particularly rich for Nigerian football on the international scene.

“During the 1994 USA World Cup, It was universally recognised that the Super Eagles was made up of a particularly talented group of individually gifted players. And that Nigerian team could have beaten any opposition during that competition.

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“Like many Nigerians, I also believed that getting to the semi-final was achievable. Such a feat was only hindered by other issues beyond our control at that time.

“On a Personal level, I can only regret not pushing that generation of players into attaining their full potential. Especially considering we had a qualified and experienced technical staff.

“I share the regret many Nigerians had, of not seeing that squad reach the final four stage of that World Cup

“While the recent polemic in the press does not reflect the entire context of the interview I had with some journalists, it was clearly no intention of mine to generate unnecessary controversy or dig up old wounds.

“The misunderstanding that followed is largely regrettable and needless. And should not distract us from the point of focus today, which should be centred on ways of elevating the level of Nigerian football to what we used to know.”

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COMMENTS

WORDPRESS: 5
  • Dr. Drey 4 years ago

    When these things begin to happen, know ye that something sinister is nigh. Lolz

    Why am I having this feeling that ‘monki hand don dey inside soup’….?

    Na Sidon look we go dey.

  • Josiah Ayotunde 4 years ago

    The people are sick!!! Selfish people playing on our passionate unity.

  • KangA 4 years ago

    Doublespeak!! When he learned that Westerhof has threatened legal action, the guy almost wet his pants and is now singing a different tune. Is this the sort of person we should hand the SE to? Where are his backers?

    After Rohr has cooked the soup, everyone thinks he can dish it out.

  • Oakfield 4 years ago

    Yes, he’ll certainly go in for it. Westerhof has threatened to press charges. He westerhof in one of his recent interviews described him (Jo) as a “very bad man” and I’m really not surprised how things are panning out lately. He’s so scared that he has begun to deny. u know, when evil man go Dy do him thing , him go lose all of him thinking faculties and until Karma begins to take his toll. Evil men everywhere…


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