Nigeria U17 Coach : Flamingoes Will Be Better Next Time
Published: October 09, 2016
Nigeria U17 coach Nikyu Bala was not in tears after his team crashed out of the 2016 FIFA U17 Women’ s World Cup and has blamed it on inexperience.
The Flamingoes were sent packing from the ongoing tournament in Jordan after they were comprehensively beaten 3-0 by one of the superpowers of women football, North Korea, on Saturday.
“In football you must have a winner and a loser and, in the spirit of the game, if you lose, you take it. Football is like that. If you conceded goals, you conceded goals,” Bala told fifa.com in his post match comments.
“The journey has been cut short for many teams. Many teams are leaving Jordan by Monday. For us, it’s not about feeling bad. We have taken part in the World Cup and that is a wonderful experience.
“For most of the players, this was a new experience for them. A new and great experience. Next time, they can be better. ”
Nigeria conceded four goals in three matches - against Brazil and North Korea- and failed to score a single goal in their group games.
Igho Kingsley
Photo Credit : thenff.com
The Flamingoes were sent packing from the ongoing tournament in Jordan after they were comprehensively beaten 3-0 by one of the superpowers of women football, North Korea, on Saturday.
“In football you must have a winner and a loser and, in the spirit of the game, if you lose, you take it. Football is like that. If you conceded goals, you conceded goals,” Bala told fifa.com in his post match comments.
“The journey has been cut short for many teams. Many teams are leaving Jordan by Monday. For us, it’s not about feeling bad. We have taken part in the World Cup and that is a wonderful experience.
“For most of the players, this was a new experience for them. A new and great experience. Next time, they can be better. ”
Nigeria conceded four goals in three matches - against Brazil and North Korea- and failed to score a single goal in their group games.
Igho Kingsley
Photo Credit : thenff.com
Latest News
- Arokodare, Onyedika, forward who switched from Nigeria to Canada, 2 others vie for Ebony Shoe
- Nottingham Forest star explains England to Nigeria switch; credits Mikel, Victor Moses and Alex Iwobi
- 'Really supportive' - Super Eagles fullback Ola Aina names two Chelsea players he looked up to
- Record-breaking goalkeeper targeted by Eric Chelle will not make injury return against Wolfsburg
- 'Osimhen means half of Galatasaray' – Former referee says Super Eagles star hates being substituted
- 'A big character' - Middlesbrough forward on Iheanacho's influence behind the scenes
- Super Eagles forward in contention to make return from injury in Blackburn v Watford duel
- Flying Eagles coach Aliyu Zubairu explains U20 Afcon snub to Dutch-Nigerian central defender
- 'A real eye-opener' - Harriman-Annous names two Arsenal stars who helped him during first team training
- No Manchester United move? Why Victor Osimhen might have dodged a bullet


News Categories
- Football Betting
- African Players
- Australia/ Asia
- Belgian Championship
- Bundesliga
- Danish Football
- English Premier League
- Nigeria National Teams
- Casinos not on Gamstop
- Nigeria Premier League
- Norwegian Football
- Polish Football
- Russian Championship
- Serie A
- Spanish Liga
- Swedish Championship
- Transfer
- Turkish Championship
- 1Win
- Ukrainian Football
- Uncategorized
- Women's Football
- hi88
- hi88
- hi88
- hi88