Nigeria striker Emmanuel Emenike believes caretaker coach
Stephen Keshi broke one of his own rules when he criticized the striker in an
interview in the local media.
Keshi has been quoted as saying he is unhappy with the
Fenerbahce striker, who he dropped to the bench in last month’s 2015 Africa Cup
of Nations shock defeat to Congo in Calabar.
But the 2013 Nations Cup top-scorer has spoken out about his
manager’s comments, and believes he made a mistake.
“There are certain things you’d not expect from your coach,”
Emenike was quoted as saying…
“If there’s any problem, as a player you only want to find
out directly from him and not in the media, it’s something he taught us.
“I feel honoured playing for Nigeria and I respect the coach
like my own father. I give my all to the team because we are like one big
family any time we all come together.
“But for him to say I am creating a problem in the team and
my teammates are unhappy with me is sad and unacceptable.
“It’s like sending a wrong message to the fans, but if the
coach feels my invitation will not bring the needed results or peace in the
team, he can leave me out.”
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