Monday, 13 July 2015

Oliseh Needs No Experience To Manage Super Eagles - Pinnick

Sunday Oliseh

Nigeria Football Federation NFF President, Amàju Pinnick has said that former Super Eagles captain, Sunday Oliseh does not need any prior experience to handle the Nigerian senior national team.
The ex-Borrusia Dortmund midfield marshal is set to be unveiled as the Super Eagles manager at the Glass house in Abuja, to replace Stephen Keshi as the coach of Nigeria’s senior male national team.
However, Pinnick who had a chat with newsmen at the Warri City stadium during Sunday’s league match between Warri Wolves   and Enyimba, said Oliseh was deemed the best hand for the Eagles job because of his high intellectual capacity in coaching and recommendations by the Federation of International Football Associations
Oliseh,  who has a UEFA Pro Licence certificate, regarded as the highest coaching certificate in the world has  no experience managing a top team in Europe, Africa, America and no prior experience coaching of a junior national side.
L-R: Sunday Oliseh and NFF President, Amaju Pinnick

“I absolutely feel that we have made the right choice by picking Oliseh to handle the Super Eagles. In this age of technological advancement, we must start doing things differently. We need a coach with sound intellectual capacity and one who has the highest coaching certificate. He is working with FIFA at the technical study group. The world recognises him and FIFA even recommended him. He has the passion to coach the Eagles and that is also important for us.
“On his lack of experience, Nigerians must realise that he’s not the first to be first named in the world. Berti Vogts and Juergen Klinsmann didn’t have experience when they were appointed, so why the   noise about Oliseh”, asked Pinnick rhetorically.”

Pinnick said the best experience needed to do the job were intellectual capacity and prior experience as a player.

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