NPL: Southern teams playing under pressure -Anyan
Anyansi
By: MADUABUCHI KALU
Date: Sat, 06/23/2012 - 20:59
Chairman of Enyimba International Football Club of Aba, Chief Felix Anyansi Agwu, has expressed concern over the worsening security situation in the country particularly in the northern part of the country.
According to the board member of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), there is the need for security to be improved in the country as insecurity is having adverse effect in every facet of our national life particularly football. He said due to the deplorable security situation in the country particularly in the north, southern teams are now playing their matches under intense pressure as they are always playing their matches in north with apprehension and as a result can't concentrate while performing their legitimate duties on the field.
Said he :“Well, I would like to say that Southern teams in the Nigeria Premier League (NPL) are playing under pressure due to the security situation in the country. As I speak with you, there is much pressure on southern teams whenever they are playing matches in the north due to the deplorable security situation in the country.”
“It is obvious that southern teams due this security concerns, hardly give their best because of lack of concentration as the players' attention is divided between the work at hand and the issue of security.” Speaking further, the Abia State-born football administrator called on the NPL to ensure that there is improved security in stadiums across the country, so that teams would be rest assured that there is no cause for them to entertain fears while on the field of play.
“In view of the security situation in the country I would like to use this opportunity to call on the Nigeria Premier League (NPL), to ensure that security is improved in all stadiums across the country, as it will go a long in ensuring that players give their best for their teams”, he said.
Culled from The Sun Newspapers Nigeria.
Saturday, 23 June 2012
NPL: Southern teams playing under pressure -Anyansi
NPL: Southern teams playing under pressure -Anyan
Anyansi
By: MADUABUCHI KALU
Date: Sat, 06/23/2012 - 20:59
Chairman of Enyimba International Football Club of Aba, Chief Felix Anyansi Agwu, has expressed concern over the worsening security situation in the country particularly in the northern part of the country.
According to the board member of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), there is the need for security to be improved in the country as insecurity is having adverse effect in every facet of our national life particularly football. He said due to the deplorable security situation in the country particularly in the north, southern teams are now playing their matches under intense pressure as they are always playing their matches in north with apprehension and as a result can't concentrate while performing their legitimate duties on the field.
Said he :“Well, I would like to say that Southern teams in the Nigeria Premier League (NPL) are playing under pressure due to the security situation in the country. As I speak with you, there is much pressure on southern teams whenever they are playing matches in the north due to the deplorable security situation in the country.”
“It is obvious that southern teams due this security concerns, hardly give their best because of lack of concentration as the players' attention is divided between the work at hand and the issue of security.” Speaking further, the Abia State-born football administrator called on the NPL to ensure that there is improved security in stadiums across the country, so that teams would be rest assured that there is no cause for them to entertain fears while on the field of play.
“In view of the security situation in the country I would like to use this opportunity to call on the Nigeria Premier League (NPL), to ensure that security is improved in all stadiums across the country, as it will go a long in ensuring that players give their best for their teams”, he said.
Culled from The Sun Newspapers Nigeria.
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I think my Anyansi id right and if this is not check, some club owners may decide pulled out their clubs participating in the north in protest.
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@Emma na wetin football fans go talk if owners dey talk like this?
DeleteWe need to realise that life is more important. We now have the political representatives of the people in the north running away from there so why should our brothers be going there to risk their lives in the name of football. It is not only the lives of VIPs that are important
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