CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Cameroon have put their strike over money behind them and are fully focusded on their opening Africa Cup of Nations match on Tuesday, according to coach Clarence Seedorf.
"All teams in the world at some point in their history experience such troubles,” said the former Netherlands international and four-time Champions League winner, “but it will not affect our morale or our preparations.”
They eventually boarded after negotiations with government officials and Seedorf suggested on Sunday that the experience might well turn out to be a positive. "The players have maintained the same intensity and concentration. The team is ready and they can't wait to start the first match," he said.
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