Cameroon’s Football Roving
Ambassador on Thursday February 18 almost beat up journalists. He had been
invited to witness the contract signing ceremony of the new coach of the Indomitable
Lions of Cameroon in Yaoundé. The football icon was very menacing, intimidating
and abandoned the hall prior to the end of the event.
“Continue to write
what you are writing in newspapers about Roger Milla. But Roger Milla is not
disrespectful like you. I am an honest man.
You are all badly brought up,” Roger Milla told journalists. He thereafter left the hall in anger.
Fecafoot’s President Tombi a Roko , the new coach Hugo Broos and all present were all dumbfounded.
You are all badly brought up,” Roger Milla told journalists. He thereafter left the hall in anger.
Fecafoot’s President Tombi a Roko , the new coach Hugo Broos and all present were all dumbfounded.
ROGER MILLA : ISSUES HIS THREATS |
Roger Milla is said to
have been furious over reports allegations that he is an ally, protégé and a supporter of
the new coach, reason for which he has not been critical of Hugo Broos.
The football icon had
denied knowing the said coach. Football pundits are arguing that Roger Milla can’t
totally distance himself from the new coach given that he was among the
Fecafoot delegation that spent time in Europe hunting for a new coach to take
over from German-born Volke Finke.
HUGO DENIES MILLA
Hugo Broos who finally
was offered a two year contract as coach for the Lions of Cameroon, said that
he had no contact with Roger Milla and only met him for the first time at the
Thursday signing ceremony.
TOMBI, HUGO WATCHING FURIOUS MILLA |
He said he was ready
to face the challenges that lie ahead of him, given his 25 years of training
experience and for being the best coach of his country, Belgium, four times consecutively.
Hugo Broos said as
soon as he was nominated, he made an inventory of Cameroon players in Europe
and in the country and is hoping to win his first two matches against South
Africa’s Bafana Bafana,on March 26 in Cameroon and on March 30, 2016 in Durban, South Africa.
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