a écrit le 1 septembre 2010 à 12h45 Milla thinks everything is about him MILLA, MILLA, MILLA. The minister caved in, in his office when there were no ears and apologized to Milla. Milla was hoping Iya was going to do the same to the hearing of all executive committee members and journalists present.
Now if Milla had the interest of the football in Cameroon before his personal glorification, we are just coming from a disgraceful WC, I was hoping he will explain the reasons we needed a national rather than a foreigner as coach. I was also hoping he put down some pointers on how to make sure we don’t falter next time. I was hoping Milla could even say, I prefer Mboma for this position, I hope this and that. But NO, Milla only insists on getting an apology before anything else.
So which one comes first, Milla’s tainted image or building football in Cameroon. Milla and Eto’o blind worshippers, who think they love them more than some of us, were is the logic?
Moreover Milla is not even right. Iya and the minister did the right thing at the right moment. Criticizing the team on the eve of the competition sapped their moral, so if u were the president of fecafool, would u issue a press release to support the team to keep their morals high or issue it to support Milla’s ego?
I’m still afraid to say this, but the future will clarify us. Milla seemingly does not want the national team to succeed if Eto’o is the captain.
Your excellency, Cameroon has paid u big time and stop making yourself and everybody look stupid. The guy barely stays into the meeting for how long and is walking out like some primitive man. Very self centered!
Now if Milla had the interest of the football in Cameroon before his personal glorification, we are just coming from a disgraceful WC, I was hoping he will explain the reasons we needed a national rather than a foreigner as coach. I was also hoping he put down some pointers on how to make sure we don’t falter next time. I was hoping Milla could even say, I prefer Mboma for this position, I hope this and that. But NO, Milla only insists on getting an apology before anything else.
So which one comes first, Milla’s tainted image or building football in Cameroon. Milla and Eto’o blind worshippers, who think they love them more than some of us, were is the logic?
Moreover Milla is not even right. Iya and the minister did the right thing at the right moment. Criticizing the team on the eve of the competition sapped their moral, so if u were the president of fecafool, would u issue a press release to support the team to keep their morals high or issue it to support Milla’s ego?
I’m still afraid to say this, but the future will clarify us. Milla seemingly does not want the national team to succeed if Eto’o is the captain.
Your excellency, Cameroon has paid u big time and stop making yourself and everybody look stupid. The guy barely stays into the meeting for how long and is walking out like some primitive man. Very self centered!
