Movie director, Moses Eskor comes hard on Finidi George after his second successive defeat in just few days as Super Eagles head coach…
Nigerians and football lovers across the country and beyond are practically unhappy with the national team, the Super Eagles of Nigeria.
The latest following the Super Eagles loss to Benin Republic in the World Cup qualifying match played today, Monday June 10, 2024. The Eagles of Nigeria shockingly suffered 2-1 defeat.
According to the movie director, who just like millions of Nigerians out there, accused Finidi George of forming a gangsta gang in the Super Eagles team, just like Sunday Oliseh did during his time.
He made mention of how Finidi fired Troost Ekong as the team’s captain, just same way Oliseh fired Victor Enyeama back then.
“Finidi George, You Came Into The National Team To Form Your Personal Gang Just Like What Sunday Oliseh Your Mentor Did. Your First Assignment As National Coach Was A Plot Against An Akwa Ibom Son Troost Ekong You Removed Him As Captain And Lie That He Was Unfit To Play Just Like Oliseh Did To Enyeama,” the movie director wrote.
He then went further to assert that any coach who removes a successful captain of a team end up woefully. He talked about how Finidi refused to play Victor Boniface against South Africa few days ago, against South Africa, which the Super Eagles ended the game 1-1.
Of which the coach gave flimsy excuse as to why Boniface wasn’t featured in the game despite being fit. He ended up assuring Finidi George that he has just played his last game as Super Eagles head coach.
“No One Has Ever Changed A Successful Captain And Succeed. You Refuse To Play Victor Boniface Against South Africa Giving A Flimsy Excuse, You Just Wanted To Create Your Gangsterism Team.
You Just Played Your Last Game As Super Eagles Coach! Congratulations, At Least You Have Been A Nigerian Coach In History,” he added.
In conclusion, he pleaded with the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, to stop hiring indigenous coaches hence, alleging that most of them are corrupt.
“I Strongly Beg NFF To Stop Engaging Indigenous Coaches If Our Indigenous Referees Are Not Fit To Officiate International Tournaments Because Of Corruption Then Our “See Finish” Indigenous Coaches Are Same. Good Bye Mr Finidi,” he concluded.
