Tunisian coach quit

Tunisian revoluttion allows coach to quit

Benzarti claims he was pressurised into taking the job by former ruler Ben Ali

Ammar Souayah has been named as Tunisia's coach for the second time after Faouzi Benzarti stepped down less than a month after taking over.

Benzarti agreed in early January to take the job for the second time in just over a year.
But he reversed his decision in the wake of the revolt that toppled former president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali.
In an interview with Radio France International, he said he was pressurised to take the job by Ben Ali.
"The presidency encouraged me to take the job saying I had to be nationalist and do my best for our people," Benzarti said.
"But now I feel free like the rest of the Tunisian people and we can make decisions not only for the common good but for ourselves too."
Benzarti, Tunisia's caretaker coach at the 2010 Nations Cup, said the task of qualifying for next year's finals was too hard and that the contract terms did not suit him.
Souayah takes charge of the challenging bid to qualify for next year's African Nations Cup finals, with the team having picked up only four points from three matches.
The new coach, appointed after a meeting of the Tunisia Football Federation, previously took the North Africans to the 2002 World Cup finals in Asia.
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