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2011

Cote d’Ivoire refuses to concede defeat to move up

Coach Valere of Cote d'Ivoire at the Germantown SoccerPlex. Cote d’Ivoire faces the impossible against Burkina Faso, but no one is excluding a possible solution as Valere sets the tone ahead of wha...
Cote d’Ivoire refuses to concede defeat to move up
Cote d’Ivoire refuses to concede defeat to move up
2011

Cote d’Ivoire refuses to concede defeat to move up

Coach Valere of Cote d'Ivoire at the Germantown SoccerPlex. Cote d’Ivoire faces the impossible ag...
Coach Valere of Cote d'Ivoire at the Germantown SoccerPlex.

Cote d’Ivoire faces the impossible against Burkina Faso, but no one is excluding a possible solution as Valere sets the tone ahead of what may be the last game of his team for the 2011 Diaspora World Cup.

Valere is climbing on the slim hopes that his team side can beat Burkina Faso with a healthy score combine with a complete meltdown of El Salvador. El Salvador must loose both its remaining games and Kenya not performing well against Haiti for Cote d’Ivoire to move up.

“I don't believe in miracles, but in results, and this time, it's up to us to create something fascinating. We do not just believe that we can get through, but in the idea we can play a great game. It will be important to find a balance even though we are looking for a big result. We need a big performance to get a big result. It's important we have the whole team available and we will despite a potential Friday night schedule. I think we have something and everyone here knows what it takes to come back from a result in life and in football.” Valere told the Diaspora World Cup press.

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