The mood in the Togolese national football team camp is on the rise as they approach the highly anticipated match against Ivory Coast scheduled for the upcoming Tuesday. Here’s a summary of the recent developments:
Improved Relations:
- There is a noted improvement in understanding between the players and the authorities in the Togolese camp.
- This comes after a period of tension related to unfulfilled bonus promises by the government, leading to players’ complaints.
Common Goal:
- Both players and authorities now share a common goal: to win against Ivory Coast.
- The match against Ivory Coast is described as a chance to create a surprise in Group D, often referred to as the “Group of Death” due to the challenging teams it comprises (Tunisia, Algeria, Ivory Coast, etc.).
Positive Anticipation:
- The team is looking forward to the challenge, and there is positive anticipation as they prepare for the match.
- Despite previous issues, there is a shared determination to perform well in the CAN 2013 tournament in South Africa.
Emmanuel Adebayor’s Commitment:
- Emmanuel Adebayor Sheyi, who had previously promised the Togolese president to participate in the CAN 2013, is highlighted as a key player.
- Adebayor’s commitment to the team is emphasized, and he expresses pride in representing Togo in the tournament.
The narrative suggests a shift in the atmosphere within the Togolese camp, with both players and authorities focusing on their shared objective of achieving success in the upcoming match against Ivory Coast. The positive mindset and commitment of key players like Adebayor contribute to the team’s optimism as they navigate the challenges of Group D in the CAN 2013.
