Saadu sets NNL goal target
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Crown FC attacking midfielder, Isah Saadu has
fixed his eyes on scoring ten goals in the first term of the on-going
Nigeria National League (NNL).
The Ogbomosho landlord talisman has scored four goals in the 13-week old Nigeria’s second tier league.
Saadu said he hopes to up his goal tally when the side square up against Nnewi United in Sunday’s NNL matchday 14 clash at the Soun Stadium in Ogbomosho.
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“We are very much ready for the clash against Nnewi United on Sunday in Ogbomosho.
“The last away match point at First Bank FC in Lagos is a huge boost going into the clash against Nnewi United.
“We are taking nothing than the whole three points at stake in
the clash in addition to three unreplied goals.
“Our target is to reclaim the top spot and the match against Nnewi United and the rescheduled clash against Delta Force on Wednesday is part of the plans.
“Good performance and results in the two matches will help us greatly toward achieving the lofty dream.
“I’m warmed up for the match as it offers me a rare opportunity to increase my goal tally from the present four.
“My personal target is to end the first stanza of the league with ten goals I’m determined to see it happens in the next six matches,” said Crown FC marksman to supersport.com.
The Ajilete Boys are fourth on the NNL southern conference log on 23 points three behind league leaders, Heartland.
The Ogbomosho landlord talisman has scored four goals in the 13-week old Nigeria’s second tier league.
Saadu said he hopes to up his goal tally when the side square up against Nnewi United in Sunday’s NNL matchday 14 clash at the Soun Stadium in Ogbomosho.
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akka holds high hopes for Pillars
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“We are very much ready for the clash against Nnewi United on Sunday in Ogbomosho.
“The last away match point at First Bank FC in Lagos is a huge boost going into the clash against Nnewi United.
“We are taking nothing than the whole three points at stake in
the clash in addition to three unreplied goals.
“Our target is to reclaim the top spot and the match against Nnewi United and the rescheduled clash against Delta Force on Wednesday is part of the plans.
“Good performance and results in the two matches will help us greatly toward achieving the lofty dream.
“I’m warmed up for the match as it offers me a rare opportunity to increase my goal tally from the present four.
“My personal target is to end the first stanza of the league with ten goals I’m determined to see it happens in the next six matches,” said Crown FC marksman to supersport.com.
The Ajilete Boys are fourth on the NNL southern conference log on 23 points three behind league leaders, Heartland.
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