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I Want Super Eagles Jersey Colours Changed- Nigerian Head Coach, Rohr
Super Eagles of Nigeria Coach, Gernot Rohr has expressed his views on the design of the Super Eagles 2017 jersey. Rohr was with chiefs of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) in London where the jersey was shown to him, and he pointed some certain areas he wants the manufacturers to address.
He was particular about the colours in some areas of the jersey which according to him makes it hard to properly see some of the players.
“Am satisfied with the jersey, they did a good job,very professional I must say but there are some areas I told them I want them to address”, Rohr said from London.
Nike were asked by the Franco German coach to make the jersey light green, so as to ensure proper visibility of the players, and to also make the texture a bit light due to the heat in Africa.
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