Coach Otto Pfister

Keshi applies for Togo’s job By Our reporter Thursday, September 15, 2011 Nigerian-born football manager, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi, has applied to coach Togo national team, five years after he historically qualified the Sparrow Hawks for their first ever World Cup at the Germany 2006. The 49-year-old former Super Eagles’ captain returned to coach the team in 2007 before leaving to manage Mali between 2008 and 2010 and then returning to Togo for a brief spell early this year. Togo is currently...Read Full Story

Veteran German coach Otto Pfister resigned as Cameroon coach on Wednesday after failing to join the squad for a training camp in Belgium the ministry of Sports confirmed to AFP.The 71-year-old apparently resigned on the spot after an incident at the airport before they boarded their flight for Belgium according to an official of the national football federation (FECAFOOT).However, she added that they had yet to receive an official letter of resignation from Pfister whilst not denying that he...Read Full Story

super eagles news Super Eagles’  new Coach, Stephen Keshi, is topaid  N5 million, the same amount Nigeria Football Federation, (NFF) paid the former head coach, Samson Siasia. NFF Technical Committee recommended to the board that Keshi’s assistant who is yet to be picked by the Togo’s former chief coach, would also go home with N3 million. NFF has given Keshi a free hand to appoint his assistant, as it is not ready to impose anybody on the Eagles’ ex-skipper. Although, it was earlier...Read Full Story

Pfister's future with Soca Warriors to be determined soon on Pluz Media, Port of Spain, Nov 20 (IANS/CMC) The fate of Trinidad and Tobago head coach Otto Pfister will be known before year end, acting Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFA) presid...read more at http://pluzmedia.com/news/sports/23408/pfister-s-future-with-soca-warriors-to-be-determined-soonRead Full Story

Cameroon coach Otto Pfister has heavily criticised the Africa Cup of Nations' organisers for the way his team has been treated at the tournament.Pfister vented his fury at the standard of accommodation and lack of privacy Cameroon have been offered at training. "One team (Ghana) are in a five star hotel - we're in a ...," he said."I asked 10 times: 'Please, I need one training session without spectators', but no, there are always thousands of people around us." The German's outburst followed...Read Full Story