As hardworking as the man is, as meticulous as he approaches his job, some disgruntled officials of the Nigeria Football Federation are bent on forcing Keshi out of his job. Assurances that all is cordial between the NFF and Keshi represent nothing but another lame statement to regroup after another sneak attack on the gaffer.
Expect the federation to launch an all-out attack after the World Cup and there appears only one way for Keshi to ensure that he avoids the axe; by taking the Super Eagles to the Quarter-finals in Brazil.
Anything short of that will have his detractors yodelling and doing the River Dance on the Glass House's board room table.
How much of Ahmed Musa's pace could be used against the opposition?
Could Emmanuel Emenike's brawn be used to win set-pieces in the opposition's danger area? Could John Obi Mikel function as a 10 or in a more deep-lying role?
Good luck, Keshi...you're gonna need it.
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