Eagles ‘ll break new grounds at 2018 W/Cup – Pinnick
By John Egbokhan
The Super Eagles will not only
qualify but go beyond the second round of the 2018 World Cup in Russia, the
President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Amaju Pinnick has said.
Despite
having played just two of the six matches they have to play in the CAF
qualification series for FIFA’s flagship tournament, the Eagles have their
noses in front, having bagged maximum six points, four more than their closest
rivals, Cameroon.
With four more matches to come,
optimism is high that the Eagles may have found their space in the air again
but still need to get the job done when they play the Indomitable Lions in a
double header in August 2017.
And latching in on the rising
optimism, Pinnick has said the challenge for the Eagles was not only qualifying
but breaking new frontiers in the World Cup. Speaking to members of the NFF’s
General Assembly during yesterday’s meeting in Lagos, Pinnick said, “I strongly
believe in the ability of the Super Eagles to not only qualify for the next
World Cup in Russia but also surpass past standards set by the previous teams
in Africa”, In an attempt to justify his assertion, Pinnick said, “my belief
stems from the commitment and potentials in this team.
They are talented, eager,
disciplined and determined to write their names in the annals of football
history and they have a coach, whose dedication and coaching abilities are
second to none. “I believe that this team will go places and all we have to do
is to give them all the support they deserve to reach their full potentials
when they qualify for the World Cup”, added Pinnick
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