Showing posts with label Peter Dedevbo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Dedevbo. Show all posts

Friday, 24 October 2014

Nigeria Coach Peter Debevbo shortlisted for FIFA Award

Nigeria U-20 Women's Coach Peter Dedevbo has been listed among the nominees for FIFA Coach of the Year for Women.

Coach Dedebvo was in-charge of the Nigeria Women’s U-20 Silver Medal team at the recently concluded World Cup this year but were beaten by Germany in the final.
FIFA’s Committee for Women’s Football and a group of experts from France Football drew up the 10-man list, which will be cut down to three by December 1.
Here's a full list of the nominees for the award 
1. Philippe Bergeroo (France/France national team)
2. Peter Dedevbo (Nigeria/Nigeria U-20 national team)
3. Laura Harvey (England/Seattle Reign FC)
4. Ralf Kellermann (Germany/VfL Wolfsburg)
5. Maren Meinert (Germany/Germany U-20 national team)
6. Norio Sasaki (Japan/Japan national team)
7. Pia Sundhage (Sweden/Sweden national team)
8. Asako Takemoto Takakura (Japan/Japan U-17 national team)
9. Jorge Vilda (Spain/Spain U-17 national team and U-19 national team)
10. Martina Voss-Tecklenburg (Germany/Switzerland national team)

Friday, 8 August 2014

''I did not expect Mexico to be this strong'' - Nigerian Coach

After failing to beat Mexico in their opening Group C game of the FIFA Women's U-20 World cup which ended 1-1, Nigeria coach Peter Dedevbo, has admitted that he didn't expect envisage the fight he saw from the North American side.

In his word ''I did not expect them to be this strong. They have given me the opportunity to see some lapses in my team which I’m going to work on. I’m not satisfied with a draw. I wanted a win to put the team top of Group C.''

Dedevbo also added that they would work more in training on ball control, passing and finishing.

He said: ''Is like every other match; at times in some matches what you expect to see or when you plan your strategies it does not work out for you. You feel a bit disappointed. There is no problem; it happens like that in most first matches of every competition. The team gave in their best''