Rivers United have slowly continued their ascent on the Nigeria Professional Football
League (NPFL) table following a solid start to the 2016/17 season. The Pride of
Rivers have won two and drawn one of their opening three games of the season,
amassing seven out of a possible nine points.
Makes for
good reading to the average fan of the football club but not to technical
manager, Stanley Eguma, a well-known perfectionist who will hardly settle for
anything for the best.
United’s
home games this season have followed a particular pattern; almost total
domination of their opponents, especially in the aspect of chances created but
putting the goal scoring opportunities away have seemingly been extremely
difficult, a situation that has left Eguma exasperated.
“We could
not convert the avalanche of chances (that came our way against Niger Tornadoes
on Sunday) despite creating so many and that is a big worry to me.
“It’s a big
worry for me and one of the biggest headaches I am facing presently.
“We will
represent Nigeria on the continent and should be scoring goals freely but that
is not happening.
“We have to
go back and work on this,” Eguma told the club’s official website,
www.riversunitedfc.com.ng.
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