By Ben Efe
Liberian Football Association chief, Musa Bility during the week revealed the plans they have for the Super Eagles when they visit Monrovia, on September 8 for the first leg Nations Cup 2013 qualifiers against the LoneStar.

Home Based Super Eagles  at their Camp

Eagles’ coach Stephen Keshi and his crew did not taking the threats by the Liberian FA boss, to make Monrovia a slippery ground for his boys.

Based on his experience from the last friendly game he played against the Liberian team in Monrovia, Keshi has taken some counter measure to ensure that his team emerge unscathed from the grudge encounter.

For instance all the team players in camp have been put through stringent medicals, this is to ensure that his players are fully fit to withstand the hard tackling Liberian players.

“The last time we played them they were so rough. And we don’t want any our players going into that match unfit,” team spokesman Ben Alaiya volunteered.

Apart from match fitness, Keshi has also urged the Nigeria Football Federation to ensure that quality feeding and hotel accommodation are arranged, just in case the Liberians make substandard reservation for the Eagles

Mr. Bility while speaking during an interview with a local radio station stated that they are ready to frustrate the purposes of the Eagles with a view of taking the maximum points in Monrovia.