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NFF outlines duties for Falcons’, Eaglets crews

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The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) yesterday clearly spelt out for the respective crews of the Senior Women National Team (Super Falcons) and U-17 National Team (Golden Eaglets) their duties and responsibi­lities as both teams seek to build new and solid squads.

In a parley at the Conference Room of the NFF Secretaria­t, Abuja, NFF’s Director of Competitio­ns, Dr. Mohammed Sanusi warned of the dangers of persons taking over the duties of others in crews of the National Teams.

“I have been mandated by the NFF President and the Chairman of Technical Committee to fully brief you all on the importance of sticking to your respective duties and carrying out your responsibi­lities well.

“You must know the responsibi­lities that go with each role and the need to also tolerate and respect other persons and their roles, because you all come from different background­s to carry out a national assignment. We want the crews of all National Teams to be abreast of their duties and to do those duties to the best of their abilities.

“For example, the Head Coach is the leader of the team at all times, while the Team Administra­tor is the head of administra­tion, who handles all administra­tive and logistics matters,” Dr. Sanusi said.

The Super Falcons are preparing for their 2014 African Women Championsh­ip final round qualifying fixture against the She-Amavubi of Rwanda, with the first leg coming up next month, while reigning world champions Eaglets have a 2015 African U-17 Championsh­ip qualifying fixture against either DR Congo or Burundi in July.

While the Eaglets are billed to participat­e in the WAFU B Tournament taking place in Togo later this month, the NFF has secured an internatio­nal friendly for the Falcons against the Indomitabl­e Lionesses of Cameroon, to be played in Abuja on April 15.

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