Photo: Stephen Keshi
The Eagles' Big Boss does not seem to be afraid of his colleague, German coach Jurgen Klinsmann responsible for the American team.
When Keshi was asked about what people should expect in the upcoming match, was quoted saying by Vanguard:
"With Jurgen Klinsmann in charge we expect a little bit of German mentality but we have a Nigerian antidote and we hope to see a better game."
Speaking about the "better game", he apparently referred to the highly criticized Greece friendly, which ended in a 0-0 draw, so as the first Scotland friendly (2-2).
Thus, the coach, who on Monday released the final 23-man squad for 2014 World Cup, promised a better performance by his team.
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