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MFM Director of Sports, Godwin Enakhena, says he was close to death as the Olukoya Boys battled for survival in their final game of the Nigeria Professional Football League season against IfeanyiUbah at the Agege Stadium, Lagos in 2016.
With Giwa FC expelled and Ikorodu United already confirmed relegated, Abia Warriors in 15th place with 45 points, Heartland on 16th with 43 points, MFM FC on 17th with 42 points and Warri Wolves on 18th place with 42 points had everything to play for in the final games of the season.
In an interview on
PUNCH Online interview programme, Kick&Follow, where top sports stars discuss topical issues in Nigerian football, Enakhena opened up on how he collapsed during their final league match against IfeanyiUbah.
Rohr to blame for Eagles poor form -Babangida
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Former Super Eagles winger Tijani Babangida has blamed Gernot Rohr for the national team’s poor form after ending the 2020 calendar year without a win.
Babangida made this known during an interview on
Kick&Follow on
PUNCH Online on Friday.
The Eagles drew 4-4 against Sierra Leone in Benin City and 0-0 in Freetown in their final games of 2020, and thus failed to clinch an early ticket for the Africa Cup of Nations scheduled for Cameroon in 2021.
Former Ajax winger Babangida blamed Rohr for the national team’s woes.
“The coach of the Eagles is the one to be blamed for the poor form of the team. He is the one in charge of the team and one thing I know he has deviated from is that he has not followed the football culture of Nigeria’s national team,” Babangida said.
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