The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is confident its decision to send Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr, to Russia to spy Cameroun at the ongoing FIFA Confederation Cup would pay off in a big way.
The Eagles are in a double header World Cup qualifier against the African champions, Cameroon on August the 28th in Uyo and September the 5th in Limbe.
The Chairman, NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says the federation decided to send Rohr to Russia so that the coach can gather enough first hand information about the African champions.
Cameroun lost 2-nil to Chile on Sunday in their first match, and will face Australia on Thursday.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is confident its decision to send Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr, to Russia to spy Cameroun at the ongoing FIFA Confederation Cup would pay off in a big way.
The Eagles are in a double header World Cup qualifier against the African champions, Cameroon on August the 28th in Uyo and September the 5th in Limbe.
The Chairman, NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says the federation decided to send Rohr to Russia so that the coach can gather enough first hand information about the African champions.
Cameroun lost 2-nil to Chile on Sunday in their first match, and will face Australia on Thursday.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is confident its decision to send Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr, to Russia to spy Cameroun at the ongoing FIFA Confederation Cup would pay off in a big way.
The Eagles are in a double header World Cup qualifier against the African champions, Cameroon on August the 28th in Uyo and September the 5th in Limbe.
The Chairman, NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says the federation decided to send Rohr to Russia so that the coach can gather enough first hand information about the African champions.
Cameroun lost 2-nil to Chile on Sunday in their first match, and will face Australia on Thursday.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is confident its decision to send Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr, to Russia to spy Cameroun at the ongoing FIFA Confederation Cup would pay off in a big way.
The Eagles are in a double header World Cup qualifier against the African champions, Cameroon on August the 28th in Uyo and September the 5th in Limbe.
The Chairman, NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says the federation decided to send Rohr to Russia so that the coach can gather enough first hand information about the African champions.
Cameroun lost 2-nil to Chile on Sunday in their first match, and will face Australia on Thursday.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is confident its decision to send Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr, to Russia to spy Cameroun at the ongoing FIFA Confederation Cup would pay off in a big way.
The Eagles are in a double header World Cup qualifier against the African champions, Cameroon on August the 28th in Uyo and September the 5th in Limbe.
The Chairman, NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says the federation decided to send Rohr to Russia so that the coach can gather enough first hand information about the African champions.
Cameroun lost 2-nil to Chile on Sunday in their first match, and will face Australia on Thursday.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is confident its decision to send Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr, to Russia to spy Cameroun at the ongoing FIFA Confederation Cup would pay off in a big way.
The Eagles are in a double header World Cup qualifier against the African champions, Cameroon on August the 28th in Uyo and September the 5th in Limbe.
The Chairman, NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says the federation decided to send Rohr to Russia so that the coach can gather enough first hand information about the African champions.
Cameroun lost 2-nil to Chile on Sunday in their first match, and will face Australia on Thursday.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is confident its decision to send Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr, to Russia to spy Cameroun at the ongoing FIFA Confederation Cup would pay off in a big way.
The Eagles are in a double header World Cup qualifier against the African champions, Cameroon on August the 28th in Uyo and September the 5th in Limbe.
The Chairman, NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says the federation decided to send Rohr to Russia so that the coach can gather enough first hand information about the African champions.
Cameroun lost 2-nil to Chile on Sunday in their first match, and will face Australia on Thursday.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is confident its decision to send Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr, to Russia to spy Cameroun at the ongoing FIFA Confederation Cup would pay off in a big way.
The Eagles are in a double header World Cup qualifier against the African champions, Cameroon on August the 28th in Uyo and September the 5th in Limbe.
The Chairman, NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says the federation decided to send Rohr to Russia so that the coach can gather enough first hand information about the African champions.
Cameroun lost 2-nil to Chile on Sunday in their first match, and will face Australia on Thursday.
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