Wednesday, 11 June 2014

Can Nigeria really win the World Cup?


The Super Eagles are set to make a fifth appearance at the global showpiece and this time they aim as high as the final. 
Coach Stephen Keshi certainly had no reason to mix words when he declared “we can win the World Cup”, and this amazing, yet audacious, aspiration is one held firmly by millions of Nigerians.  

The Super Eagles players, including goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama and defender Azubuike Egwuekwe, have also echoed their managers’ assertion and are upbeat on their chances, not only to breakthrough Africa’s glass ceiling, but to win the World Cup.  


So, can they really do it? 

Having graced the World Cup four times in the past, Nigeria possesses valuable experience in terms of preparation, organisation and execution. And quite plausibly, the success or failure of their campaign could hinge on how this experience is utilised. 

The Nigeria Football Federation has left no stone unturned in ensuring that the Eagles are well-prepared for the event. With high-profile friendly games, a suitable base and befitting new kits all in place, there seem to be no doubts over the credibility of their ambition.

Goal.com

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