Northern Ireland ranked second behind Portugal in the first group in the Nations League campaign last year.
This year they face Poland, which qualified for the euro this summer, Bosnia-Hergovina, who overcame it twice last year, and Romania.
They start their campaign at Gdansk on Friday, February 21 against Poland, and then welcoming Bosnna-Hergovina Busna to Invir Park after four days.
“We have previously passed this, the Third Nations League campaign, and we know what to expect,” Octsopi said.
“People will look at the outcome of Norway and may take something of it, but for us, the performance was excellent for large periods, and we want to move forward.”
Ni Boss admitted that the most difficult thing in this window of matches is to manage players' loads and lease with clubs to ensure that players reach the camp in good condition.
Oxtoby believes that her experiences in the football club helped her in this field.
“The challenge is to make sure that the players are ready and ready when they come to the camp, but they have not been disposed of.
She added: “It is difficult for the national clubs and teams to ensure that we get the balance correctly, but because I came from that background, it helps.”
“I try to put myself in the club's shoes and it is related to cooperation with the best of our power without entering the toes.”
