The Super Eagles returned to the country on Sunday morning to be met by an unfriendly reception from fans at the Nnamdi Azikwe Airport following their disappointing performance in Khartoum less than 24 hours ago.
The 52-year-old tactician, while addressing a handful of sports journalists, rued a couple of
wasted chances early into the crucial 2015 Afcon
qualifying match and says the team will bounce right back on Wednesday when the host the Sudanese in a return leg fixture.
Vincent Enyeama Apologises to Nigerians After
Khartoum Disappointment.
"I must ask you to help me apologise to Nigerians for this loss because they have so much belief in this team and here we are disappointing them," Keshi said.
"The day was simply not ours, because we had a
couple of early chances that we would have used to bury the game but the ball simply refused to enter into the net.
"Once again on behalf of the team I want to
apologise to Nigerians and promise them we will
make an immediate amend come Wednesday.
"This is the first time I am doing this in my entire career as a player and coach."
Goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama added: "We didn't go out there to lose to Sudan but it has happened and that is now history and I apologise on behalf of my teammates for that but we must quickly forgive and forget because we have a game on Wednesday and if we win that and our last two games, we will still be in Morocco.
"Let Nigerians forgive us and also pray for us to
win our remaining games."
My Addition:
We have forgiven you but don't let that repeat itself again...
What if yours?
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