Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh, has insisted he is not under pressure to deliver results, as his major task is building a good team to compete.
The new national team boss was speaking to Brila FM from his base in Belgium, about his plans.
“There are no fears because we are talking about football,” he said.
“But we have certain obstacles which is the question of time. As it is now, we are practically left with no base to start with because for the past one year, we have not had a regular Super Eagles playing team where we can say these are the seven players who play 80 per cent of our games.
“So we are practically starting from the scratch. That’s why we have to go round Europe and monitor our players and also talk to some of them.”
Oliseh however promised that he and his technical crew will try their best to do a great job with the team.
He added: “I promise we are going to give 150 per cent. It’s a very difficult task, a huge one that anyone can imagine. That notwithstanding, we are willing to give it our best. Even my technical crew and I are looking forward to starting preparations in earnest.”
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