Chan 2021: Another scene of a marabout in the middle of the den, following the scene of a dead owl in the middle of the field against Zimbabwe

At the beginning of the meeting between Cameroon and Mali, Carl Jr. NDD, this player who had been talking for over two years and was selected to the Seedorf senior national team was established as one of the strongest defenders in the group. Already the ulation hags have erupted. This morning, our colleagues from Cameroon-Information are revealing the real reasons for his tenure.

« Before the match, a marathon brought by a member (we like to keep his name quiet) and some officers Coconut, Coach Martin Endoungou came to meet the MP. The latter said that it was imperative for Carl Jr. to start the NDD match… Cameron would score quickly and win if the NDD match started », Confirms one of our informers.

Surprisingly, coach Ndtoungou Mpilé opposes this. This player has been out injured for months and his selection by the same Ndtoungou Mpilé is also surprising. After discussing with his staff, it was decided to include him in the scoresheet even though the meeting was very important to Cameroon.

Since there are only 11 players who can start a match, the starting plans have to change. Only two players developing on the defensive axis were able to give up a spot. Captain Banga or Etame Ngom. Banga, who scored in the first match, could not leave the group without provoking suspicion. This is how Raleigh Atom Ngom, the general holder of the post, who implemented the pre-match strategy, sits down and asks. And Donlap Academy member Jr. NDD entered the playground with his thigh tied, a sign that his injury was still causing concern.

Unfortunately, things do not go as planned. If you open the scoring well in Cameroon 6^E Minute, equal to less than 5 minutes in Mali. A similar goal came from a foul committed by Junior NDD. After 24 short minutes, he came out. É Rallion Etam could find its place in Cameroon’s central defense.

« Marbout and his people drowned in Cameroon », Fumed a Cameroonian football official, he wanted to remain anonymous.