Nothing ‘ll make me change my mind to coach Eagles again – Keshi

Former Super Eagles head coach Stephen Keshi has said that not even intervention from President can change his mind for Eagles job.

Keshi leave his Super Eagles job after hi two years contract with Nigeria FA expired on their final World Cup match lost to France. During an interview with Nigeria base newspaper Vanguard, Keshi said: "Yes. I have done my bit. I am tired of all the intrigues and backbiting and insinuations I get. The criticisms are nothing really because even siblings criticise each other. "In this job sometimes it goes overboard and my family and those of my players get called names. I have had to tell the players many times to ignore those criticisms and just focus on the tasks at hand. Keshi was asked if he can change his mind for the sake of his Nigeria fans. "The same ones who were calling for my head after the Iran match? That ‚Äúthe World Cup is too big for Keshi‚Äù? I know there are many who truly support what we have been trying to do over these past months but I just cannot continue in this job anymore. "To start with, my contract ended with the last match and the Federation never approached me for a renewal. What does that say? It says to me I’m not wanted. I am going to go and rest, spend some time with my family and then hopefully get another job where I am wanted. After the Afcon win, President Goodluck Jonathan intervened and sorted things out. What if he does this time? "As much as I respect and appreciate the number one citizen of the country I am afraid that this time it is going to be difficult. I am totally done with some of these people," Keshi said.