Head Coach of the U-23 National Team, Samson Siasia, has invited five more players to the team’s camp ahead…
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Head Coach of the U-23 National Team, Samson Siasia, has selected 18 players for Sunday’s African U-23 Championship final round,…
The Head Coach of the U-23 team, Samson Siasia, said on Thursday that the players and technical crew were ready…
Head Coach of the U-23 National Team, Samson Siasia, has selected 25 players ahead of the African U-23 Championship…
Noting that the marriage anniversary party was not organized by him or his family but by his friends and back-room staff of the U-23 National Team, Siasia said he had notified the organisers that day of the error when he saw the cake
Speaking at the team’s training ground in Abuja on Tuesday, Coach Siasia said he is very much aware of the challenges that not having the players pose to the clubs’ quest in the League, but he earnestly pleaded for the understanding of the clubs concerning release of these players for mid-week and weekend games
Addressing the players at dinner at their Serob Hotel Camp, the head coach said the team does not have time on its hands before they take on Congo in the final qualifying fixture for the African U-23 Championship and as such any player who does not live up to the challenges ahead will be sent packing immediately
Defenders: Obanor Erhun (Abia Warriors), Segun Oduduwa (Nath Boys), Sincere Seth (Supreme Court), Iroha Ebuka (Diamond Football Academy), Sani Faisal (Abuja Football Academy), Aniyikaye Adeleye (Gabros FC), Chisom Kisito (Diamond Football Academy), Ekpo Godwin (Unattached)
Addressing the players and officials, the Head Coach, Samson Siasia, advised the players not to see their qualification for the All-Africa Games as the ultimate, but to see it as a wake up call to work harder and qualify for the Olympics taking place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil next year
The Nigerian delegation, led by the Deputy Secretary General, Technical, Dr. Emmanuel Ikpeme, touched down at the Kenneth Kaunda International Airport at about 1am local time to the welcoming hands of officials of the Nigerian Embassy, led by the Consular Officer, Shuaibu Ali
He however frowned at the attitude of Flying Eagles Captain, Musa Mohammed, who took permission to leave the camp to go and collect his international passport in Lagos and has failed to return to camp
Just as happened in the Super Falcons match against Mali in Bamako on Saturday, the Dream Team boys fluffed several opportunities to win, with Etebo Oghenekaro and Junior Ajayi the worst culprits
First to hit camp were the Kano Pillars duo of goalkeeper Yusuf Mohammed and striker Christian Obiozor at about 12.45pm