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NFF Are Solidly Behind Rohr – Pinnick

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:14 am

Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) President, Amaju Pinnick has insisted that coach of Super Eagles, Gernot Rohr won’t be sacked based on the result of the double header against Sierra Leone which saw Nigeria draw back to back games against the Leone Stars.

In a meeting with the BBC on Friday, Pinnick expressed that in spite of the ongoing helpless outcomes against the Leone Stars in the AFCON qualifying arrangement, it isn’t sufficient motivation to sack Rohr as the public group mentor.

“No one is upbeat about what occurred against Sierra Leone in the two matches,” Pinnick revealed to BBC Sport Africa.

Albert Echetah

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