Eric Chelle has said how the Super Eagles play against Jamaica is important to him.
The Super Eagles will take on Jamaica in the Unity Cup final on Saturday.
To get to the final the Super Eagles secured a hard-fought 2-1 win against Ghana’s Black Stars in the second semi-final.
In the first semi-final Jamaica defeated Trinidad and Tobago 3-2 despite surrendering a 2-0 lead.
When asked about his thoughts on the Jamaican team in his pre-match press conference, Chelle said how is team perform is what is his concern.
“I need to focus on my team, I don’t want to talk about Jamaica because I’m not the coach of Jamaica,” he said. “What is important for me is how my team play, how they improve every game, in training session which is important for me.”
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Good one Chelle.
Congratulations on ur recent victory against our brother nation, Ghana.
Concerning the next game against Jamaica, l would strongly advise u to be bold enof to introduce more young players in ur team especially, Isaac Saviour as an attacking midfielder and Collins Ikwueze as the central midfielder to pair with Ndidi at the very first start. Onyeka may come in in the second half to take the place of Ndidi as the defensive midfielders. Those two young home based players above are really good and would help immensely to improve our midfield going forward. Again, everyone can agree with me that the tempo of the game and mostly, the midfield collapsed completely with the introduction of the old boys, Musa and Iheanacho that were not marking the balls.
I have to still give the the kudos for giving us the opportunity to see the likes of Igoh Ogbu and Ismailla Sodiq who with Desires, impressed me so well in the
game.
Ride on boys!
whu be Desires?? kwasia! mtscheeew!