Ikpeba Urges Keshi To Train His Strikers On Shooting

Former African Footballer of the year, Victor Ikpeba has urged the technical crew of Nigeria's Super Eagles led by Stephen Keshi to work hard on the shooting abilities of his strikers in order to score goals at the Brazil 2014 FIFA World Cup.

The player fondly called the Prince of Monaco, said the team was able to prove its worth against Scotland in an international friendly play on Wednesday in London by creating series of scoring chances which the strikers failed to convert, adding that the FIFA World Cup is different from friendlies as the goal instinct of Eagles strikers matters a lot in order to surpass Black Stars of Ghana of records.

The player tuned football administrator, said the present crop of Super Eagles to the Brazil 2018 FIFA  World Cup did not required experience to excel in the soccer mundial except for the likes of Vincent Enyeama, Joseph Yobo, Osaze Odewingie who had been to the world cup, adding that the doggedness and ruggedness of the youthful Super Eagles team could pave the way for them to excel.

He explained Nigeria's Super Eagles shuld not be regarded as a second-fiddle squad as the Eagles always rise to the occasion when they are least expected to performance stressing that Nigerians had discarded the team during the African Cup of Nations in South Africa where the Eagles shock the continent to win the competition.