‘Nigeria’s Football is Dead’ - Jay Jay Okocha .

 Like the rest of the country’s football fans, Austin Jay Jay Okocha watched the Super Eagles put up a listless showing in Khartoum before succumbing to defeat to a well knit Sudanese side in a Nations Cup qualifying game.

The Eagles played without cohesion and Bakri Abd Elgadir’s header moments before the half time whistle, saw the Sudanese run away with maximum points.
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While the hashtag #KeshiOut trended on Twitter last night, Austin Jay Jay Okocha who was a bag of football skills in his playing days, thinks the ‘Big Boss’ (as Stephen Keshi is fondly called) and the players are only a symptom of a deeper malaise plaguing the beautiful game in Nigeria.

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Jay Jay says Nigerian football was long dead and the capitulation in Khartoum was only a confirmation.

The Super Eagles now face the real prospects of not qualifying for the biennial Nations Cup as defending champions with a solitary point from three games. The Eagles now occupy the bottom of the log in group A behind South Africa, Congo and Sudan. -

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