Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi has
declared that henceforth, he will not tolerate
late coming into the team's camp following the 1-1
draw with Kenya at the weekend in a 2014 FIFA
World Cup qualifier played in Calabar.
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While reflecting on the World Cup qualifying result,
the former Togo coach admits that his players did not
play up to the standard that could have earnedthem
a win in the match as the Kenyans were forced to a
1-1 draw by the African champions.
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"The Kenyans actually came here to frustrate us, and
they got a point from it. But we now need to do a lot
more to guard against that in the return leg match in
Nairobi. We also have to do some internal work to make sure that we get a better performance from the players when we travel out for the return leg," Keshi says.
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Speaking on players' arrival in camp, the African Cup of Nations winner states there has to be adjustment in the time the players report to camp.
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"We are definitely going to work on that but for us to
move forward and get thedesired result in Nairobi,
the players need to train together which means they
have to come to camp on time, but we are going to
work on that," he adds.
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The Super Eagles despite picking only a point from the Saturday's match still lead Group F in with five points while Kenya have two points.