CHAN 2018: Sudan will be tougher than Angola – Lawal tells Eagles

EX-International, Garba Lawal has advised the Home Based Eagles to take Sudan very serious as the semifinal clash will be tougher than Angola game.

Speaking on Brila FM’s Center Circle earlier today, the former Eagles left back maintained that the lads have done well getting into the last four of the competition.

“As you can see, from the first game against Rwanda, we’ve seen tremendous improvement in the team,” Lawal told Brila FM’s, Lawrence Nwachukwu Maxwell.

“But I will advise the guys to take Sudan more serious, get into the game will total seriousness because this is another hurdle to be crossed,” Lawal added.

“In Competitions like this, every stage is a hurdle to be crossed, and each hurdle is your last game,” the former Levski Sofia defender said.

Furthermore, the former player singled out Forward Sunday Faleye, Ekundayo Ojo and the most criticised player in Morocco, Anthony Okpotu for praise.

Garba Lawal stated that these three guys have done really well, especially Faleye.

However, the NFF technical committee member declined comments on who he feels should be joining the A team to Russia.

“I think they should think more about winning the competition, then leave Russia 2018 for the Coach to decide, he is the actor here, he knows the best thing for the team,” Lawal Concluded.

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CHAN 2018: Sudan will be tougher than Angola – Lawal tells Eagles

EX-International, Garba Lawal has advised the Home Based Eagles to take Sudan very serious as the semifinal clash will be tougher than Angola game.

Speaking on Brila FM’s Center Circle earlier today, the former Eagles left back maintained that the lads have done well getting into the last four of the competition.

“As you can see, from the first game against Rwanda, we’ve seen tremendous improvement in the team,” Lawal told Brila FM’s, Lawrence Nwachukwu Maxwell.

“But I will advise the guys to take Sudan more serious, get into the game will total seriousness because this is another hurdle to be crossed,” Lawal added.

“In Competitions like this, every stage is a hurdle to be crossed, and each hurdle is your last game,” the former Levski Sofia defender said.

Furthermore, the former player singled out Forward Sunday Faleye, Ekundayo Ojo and the most criticised player in Morocco, Anthony Okpotu for praise.

Garba Lawal stated that these three guys have done really well, especially Faleye.

However, the NFF technical committee member declined comments on who he feels should be joining the A team to Russia.

“I think they should think more about winning the competition, then leave Russia 2018 for the Coach to decide, he is the actor here, he knows the best thing for the team,” Lawal Concluded.

If you use the quotes from this content, you legally agree to give www.brila.net the News credit as the source and a backlink to our story. Copyright 2024 Brila Media.



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