"I don't need foreign assistants" says keshi

The Super Eagles head coach insists that there
is no need for the employment of a foreign
technical adviser for the national team for the
Brazil 2014 Fifa World Cup
Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi has maintained
that he won’t be in need of assistance from
any foreign technical adviser for the Super
Eagles towards an impressive outing at the Fifa
2014 World Cup.
The former Malian gaffer said he is taken aback
hearing people talk about the appointment of a
foreign coach when he did not use any to win
the Africa Cup of Nations or to qualify for the
World Cup.
"I don't need any foreign technical assistance
to guide the Super Eagles to perform well at
the World Cup so if one is suggested I will
politely reject the offer because I already have
capable assistants working with me,” he told
Complete Sports
"Let them (those clamouring for it including
the NFF and NSC) provide us an enabling
atmosphere and requirement and we shall get
the job done in Brazil. We are not saying we
shall win the World Cup but we shall make an
impact,” concluded Keshi.
Keshi and his assistants are being owed seven
months salaries.