Former Nigeria international, Moses Kpakor, has claimed that the current Super Eagles squad has unreliable players.
The ex midfielder also insisted that nothing has changed since Sunday Oliseh took over from Stephen Keshi.
Kpakor pointed to the Eagles struggling to beat Swaziland in their World Cup qualifiers, as proof that there has been no improvement.
“Well, the Eagles of today have not yet given me anything to hope for a great future. In fact, if we could struggle against Swaziland, then it means we have not yet got things even closer to what we were before we sacked (former coach) Stephen Keshi,” he said.
“It is like we have just started all over again. This is our biggest undoing. I mean, that there are too many new players in the team right now, and the implication is that the coach is either starting things afresh or experimenting. Of course, he is the coach and he’s entitled to his plans or how he wants things done, that I concede to him.
“But sometimes we need to do things in the national interest and so far, he has not done anything to impress me in that regard.”
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