By Obaseki Anthony on November 22, 2019
President, Nigeria Football Coaches Association (NFCA) Ladan Bosso has called on coaches to always go the extra-mile to develop themselves and not wait for their clubs or government to send them for training courses.
Coach Bosso gave the advice while addressing participants at the recent Football Coaches Association of Africa Nations (FCAAN) D Diploma course in Akure, Ondo State.
The NFCA President said though coaches have the right to be sent on training courses by their clubs, while Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) must intensify efforts at developing football coaches, however, coaches should not wait for clubs and government to sponsor them.
Coach Bosso said that massive investment in the education of football coaches would go a long way at developing the nation’s football.
“There is no way you will develop football without developing the coaches, as this is the bedrock of football development and if you look at this training course, most of these coaches sponsored themselves and not by their clubs or state Fas,” the NFCA boss said.
He stated that NFCA had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with FCAAN on ways to train coaches, disclosing that the first of such refresher courses is coming up at the end of the current Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) season.
“FCAAN courses are given recognition by NFCA, and at the executive level of NFCA, we don’t joke with training of coaches. We can only be comfortable when we have coaches who are educated,” Coach Bosso added.
He commended FCAAN for offering courses that are in tune with an ideal situation in terms of modern techniques of coaching and at the long run, very related to African system of coaching.
Bosso, a CAF ‘A’ Licence Coach, also lectured the FCAAN D Diploma participants on the importance of writing technical reports and having a Code of Conduct for their players.
•PHOTO: NFCA President, Coach Ladan Bosso
Source Daily Sports
Posted November 22, 2019
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