Thursday, 31 May 2012

We don’t need to panic –Obuh


South Africa’s Asive Langwe (left) evades Tolulope Aluko of Nigeria’s Flying Eagles during an invitational tournament at the Cape Town Stadium ... on Tuesday
Flying Eagles coach John Obuh has cautioned against any panicky measures after his team lost all three games at the Cape Town International Challenge.
Nigeria U-20s lost 3-2 to arch-rivals Ghana and 1-0 to both Argentina and hosts South Africa to crash out of the biennial invitational tournament.
“We are all very disappointed that we did not do well at the tournament, but it is also an eye-opening experience for us as we know we now have a lot of work ahead of us as we rebuild the team for the challenges ahead,” said Obuh.
“We had less than three weeks to really coach these players and this competition has clearly shown that we all need to work a lot harder, rather than panic to salvage the situation.”
He added, “There were a lot of improvements by the team as we progressed and so we should still hope we will rise to the occasion when it matters most.
 “I have not lost belief in what I can do despite the difficulties.”

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