“Nobody wants to be part of failure” – Super Eagles coach on Uzoho’s error vs. Algeria

The Nigerian goalkeeper didn’t cowl himself in glory throughout Nigeria’s final worldwide match

Tremendous Eagles goalkeeper coach Ike Shorunmu admits that younger shot-stopper Francis Uzoho may have completed higher in stopping Algeria’s winner in the course of the worldwide pleasant match with Nigeria final week.

The Tremendous Eagles fell to their third consecutive defeat in all competitions to the Desert Foxes following a 2-1 loss in Oran final Tuesday.

Head coach Jose Peseiro’s males have been holding on for a 1-1 draw earlier than a speculative Youcef Atal drive from a distance in some way discovered its previous Uzoho within the Nigerian aim.

Former worldwide Ike Shorunmu believes even Uzoho wouldn’t have been happy with letting in that aim towards the Algerians.

And the retired goalie confesses that efforts are in prime gear to deal with the Tremendous Eagles’ weak spot in between the aim posts.

“No person desires to be a part of failure, so, I imagine Uzoho was not glad it occurred,” Shorunmu instructed the Guardian.

“On our half because the teaching crew, we’re engaged in underground work in the mean time. When it manifests, Nigerians will probably be happy with us. Issues will occur step by step.”

The error towards Algeria on Tuesday was not Uzoho’s first mistake within the inexperienced and white kits.

The Cyprus-based shot-stopper was principally in charge for conceding a seemingly innocent Thomas Partey shot that handed Ghana a World Cup ticket in March.