YET ANOTHER DISASTROUS COMPETITION FOR THE LIONS OF CAMEROON
Perhaps even a kid born this year could almost predict the outcome of the Cameroon national team going for any international competition. The continuous fighting and quarreling withing players, trouble about match bonuses and all other activities that could bring problems in any national team characterized what these players went through. Yes oh Yes, someone somewhere can say that it is something but normal for there to be trouble within any national team but trust me, this is trouble on another level;
Need i mention the open air fight between Benjamin Moukanjo and Benoit Assou Ekotto in Brazil during their game against Croatia.
All these continued in Equatorial Guinea except off course there was no fights between the above guys.
Young and upcoming star Njie Clinton who is seen to be the next LionelMessi had an open quarrel with team captain Stephan Mbia and the best way for the coach to resolve the issue was to keep the young talent on the bench for the first two games and could only put him on for 20 minutes in the third game when all hopes had been lost. Critics around the national territory and out are condemning the act of the German coach and even call for his head(sack). We just wonder if this is what you guys think... Do well to drop your comments below
sincerely to me i think da coach shld be replaced . he isnt helpx da team at all. since he started coachx da team all dey do is disgrace us. abeg we no need yi again. his tym is up
From my point of view, the authorities concerned need to resolve their problems. You remember after the World Cup in Brazil, some players were termed "bad seeds" and were asked to quit, yet nothing has changed. One can sense that there are still a lot of problems within. I rest my case
sincerely to me i think da coach shld be replaced . he isnt helpx da team at all. since he started coachx da team all dey do is disgrace us. abeg we no need yi again. his tym is up
ReplyDeleteFrom my point of view, the authorities concerned need to resolve their problems. You remember after the World Cup in Brazil, some players were termed "bad seeds" and were asked to quit, yet nothing has changed. One can sense that there are still a lot of problems within. I rest my case
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