"I am never against white coaches in Africa," said Keshi. "I am happy to work with a quality, experienced white coach, who is better than me, so that I can learn from him.
"But what I don't accept is when you bring in a mediocre 'carpentry' coach from Europe, and tell me that he's better than me. I won't accept that. Meanwhile we have quality African former players, who can do the same thing, but you don't give them the opportunity because they're just black dudes. I don't like that," said Keshi, who has previously coached Mali and Togo.
certainly made the city of brotherly boredom more appealing. stayed in a hotel about 5 blocks away of course, fukk that camping shyt.
