Enow ngachu biography examples
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Carl Enow Ngatchu - IRREPLACEABLE since ?!
Carl Enow Ngatchu spent 14 years at the helm of Cameroon's female national team. He takes huge credit for the continental attraction the team is till date. The work Carl Enow Ngatchu did with the Indomitable Lionesses is compared to that which Diego Simeone has done with Atlético Madrid; Carl Enow Ngatchu picked up the team from nowhere, worked with a shoestring budget and gave it a place on global table.
Carl Enow Ngatchu was the soul of the team. He related incredibly well with his girls. Passion and purpose constituted the mantra. Those mattered more than every other thing.
There was very steady progress, and the results were there for all to see. In , he bagged gold at the All African Games, beating Nigeria in the final. This was followed by qualification for the London Olympics and silver medal at the Women's AFCON.
He then led the team to the World Cup where they would gain global admiration through scintillat
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Cameroon women’s football team coach, Enow Ngachu, has summoned two foreign-based players as the hosts continue to prepare extensively for the Africa Women Cup of Nations set to be held from November 19 to månad 3.
The Switzerland-based duo of Sophie Tardy and Saphyra Nkomo joined the Indomitable Lionesses at the Fecafoot Technical Centre at Odja on Monday for residential camp in Yaounde where they are based.
Born in Switzerland, Tardy and Nkomo have finally been cleared by Fifa to feature for Cameroon following their earlier application that clearly indicated their will to turn out for the West African nation after proving they have never played for Switzerland.
Ngachu, who is seeking to maximize his side’s potential when they komma up against the best teams on the continent, is leaving no stone unturned.
Tardy brings a lot of experience and physicality to the Lionesses’ central defence, an advantage that fryst vatten expected to compliment Ngachu’s fairly offensive outfit.
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Enow Ngachu has refused to call two big players
Enow Ngachu announced that he will not call Cathy Bou Ndjouh and Francine Zouga, because as for him, are in lack of competition in their championships.
Cathy Bou Ndjouh (30, defender, 56 selections) and Francine Zouga (30, Midfielder, 61 selections and 5 goals) will not be part of the women AFCON which will be played from 19 November to 3 December in Yaounde and Limbe. The coach Enow Ngachu decided to do without the services of these two international who had defended the tricolor at the last World Cup Canada
The Cameroon technician justifies the setting aside by the lack of competitiveness. “I will not select them because they play in Division of Honor in France. They train just twice a week and do not compete for senior games since long“ he explained. For players who play abroad, Enow Ngachu decided to recruit only those that evolve in the first division, or “worst case” in D2.
The group continues its preparation at the military