Coming back to Titus and our national side, I'm as baffled as everyone else. I mean here is what must be one of our most promising players who is top scorer for his club in France, a feat that none of our current players are likely to achieve. I've not heard any talk about him even being considered to represent our nation. Clearly his years of exposure overseas can benefit local football sides, including our national team. His knowledge of training regiments, tactics, nutrition, etc will clearly benefit us. As I say this, I realise my argument doesn't hold much water, why? It's not that we don't know what to do or how to do it, it's just we don't want to or our players can't take it. Mentally weak we are.

WEll all he did was LOOK, not teach or instruct. It was the same for any sport we played. Often, you'd get 20 odd guys running around the basketball court playing with one ball. There wasn't a proper structure to how these sessions were run. You are right about the stand-in teachers though. More often than not, the PE teachers run other classes i.e. physics, chemistry, etc and only run PE classes when they are available, hence the lack of know how.