Gernot Rohr Bans Super Eagles Players From Eating Goat Meat In Russia

Super Eagles players have been banned from eating spicy foods at the World Cup in Russia - Gernot Rohr who is the coach of the team believes eating goat meat and pepper soup will not help his men - Nigeria are in Group D where they will face Argentina, Croatia and Iceland in their campaign at the 2018 World Cup Gernot Rohr who is the head coach of the Super Eagles
has banned his players from eating goat meat and pepper soup as they prepare for their campaign at the 2018 World Cup in Russia. The 64-year-old German football manager made this command after his wards' consecutive defeats against England and their last pre World Cup game with Czech Republic. Rohr believes stopping the Super Eagles players from eating goat meat, pepper soup and other spicy foods will be of great help to their campaign in Russia 2018. He made this known in an interview with Omasports TV in Austria where the Super Eagles are training for the World Cup. “The reason is because nutritionist will tell you that too much spicy foods is not good for athletes. “We have to observe what they tell us, and the medical team agreed that we cannot eat too much fat and too much spice,'' Gernot Rohr said in the interview. In history, Nigeria have never won the World Cup title, and they are in Group D for the Russia 2018 where they will face Argentina, Croatia and Iceland.