Sunday Oliseh (Head Coach, Nigeria)
Personally, I'm
very proud of the boys, they have given a good image of themselves in as
much as that we did not go through. Africans will look at Nigeria in a
brighter light. Is not a question of the tactics we chose for the game,
we told the players to play well. We came out to win with a plan to stay
compact and when we have the ball to play. Today, when we had the ball
we didn't play.
The players are
humans and at some point they break, and that is what happened. All I
can say is that my players are humans and there is a limit that they can
hold. For some morals reasons, they couldn't find it.
What did not go
right is the fact that I think today somewhere inside it was difficult
for the players to overcome some moral diffiuculties they have come
across. This is an adult tournament and there are certain things which
must be present if you want to go far and win the tournament, and that
is what my players see is existing in other teams that we don't have in
our team.
Mohamed Kanfory Bangoura (Head Coach, Guinea)
I'm very satisfied
with the performance of the team. This is our first time at the
tournament and we are in the quarter finals. We had a plan tactically
and technically although there are some mistakes that we will have to
work on ahead of the next game. It is a great joy and satisfaction, and
we have to celebrate the victory. It was a difficult match but we are
proud of the result.
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