₦airaland Forum

Danycrusoe:
When Will Our Fans Start Going To Stadia To Watch Our Local League Teams Play Rather Than Sit At Home And Watch "Zee World" And Support The Team Through The Net While "SuperSport 9" Is Broadcasting The Match

donfiazo:
Yes getting set to troupe in with my entourage all for the Wolves

gmacnoms:
hw much b d gate fee, I wan begin watch local teams now. our local league is becomin interesting, I want to start goin to d stadium to support dem. Na hw much b d gate fee 4 2day match

donfiazo:
Taiocol

U put my tweet here but u nor quote me o.

It has been a sunny day in Warri as the city is bubbling with many fans awaiting
@Warri_Wolves_FC v AC Leopards encounter..I predict 5-0 grin

we will are preparing to be at the stadium soon...it will be a massive game

uduokirika1:
ok

Home fans will be allowed to watch for free the CAF Confederation Cup play-off second-leg tie between Warri Wolves and AC Leopards of Congo at the Warri City Stadium today. Delta State government has promised not to sell any ticket for the clash.

The team’s media officer, Moses Etu, said the government and the management of the club have agreed to throw open the games for the fans to watch the continental encounter for free.

"We are lucky to have Dr Okowa at the helm of affairs in Delta State. Despite the state of affairs which we all know, he has approved fund for the match. Everybody knows that there is no money in the country but he has done that to show that he is equal to the task. We can only win this match for him and I know that Sports will not suffer under him." said the team's Media Manager, Etu Moses.

uduokirika1:
Guy add flesh to dis build up na pics of wolves in training won't be bad na. Shey u dey warri what is d fan exPectation index? For today's match?

Despite facing an uphill task to reach the group stage of the Caf Confederation Cup, the Seasiders have affirmed they would do the impossible against the visitors

Warri Wolves Media Manager, Moses Etu has said the Seasiders are battle ready against their Caf Confederation Cup playoff second leg tie against AC Leopards of Congo and are not deterred by the three goal deficit they have to cancel before scaling through to the group stage.

The last Nigerian club on the continent were humiliated 3-0 in Dolise three weeks ago and they would be the third Nigerian club to be beaten by the same team after Heartland (2012) and Kano Pillars (2013) but Warri Wolves must be at their best to stop that from happening.

Etu in an exclusive chat with Goal said that the Seasiders have been highly motivated for Saturday make or mar clash at the Warri City Stadium and that prompt release of funds by Delta State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa for the match has made all to be turbo charged.

"We all know the magnitude of the assignment at hand. It is daunting but not surmountable," Etu told Goal.

"If they could score three goals in Congo there is nothing stopping us from getting even more goals in Warri. We are fired up for this and we have been well encouraged by the love and affection shown us by the Governor, Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa who promptly released the money earmarked for the prosecution of the match.

“We have gone far to be beaten at this stage after all what we have gone through since the commencement of the Caf Confederation Cup competition this year.

"We do not want our amiable governor to start his administration on a poor note and the players have been told the importance of winning the match well on Saturday," he concluded.

Warri Wolves are seeking a hundred percent home record this year after three successive home wins in the games played at the Warri City Stadium. They have also won two away matches in Burkina Faso and Democratic Republic of Congo in the preliminary and second round fixtures.

Meanwhile, Goal has reliably gathered that Delta State Deputy Governor, Kingsley Otuaro will be the leader of delegation ahead of the Saturday’s Caf Confederation Cup playoff second leg tie with AC Leopards as Warri Wolves seek to overturn a 3-0 loss in Dolise.

iseyinoro:
This OP knows little or nothing about the Nigerian Football League.You concentrated on Privately owned clubs of the 80s and early 90s as if the presently government owned clubs are doing better.LMC just increased the prize money to 80 million despite the fact that an average state governor spends about 200 million every year.Is that a loss or gain? Can you compare the spectators turnout in the 90s to what we have presently?
Our league is the 90s was well managed because of the zero government interference as most of the clubs were privately owned.
Most governors see football investment as a political tool in order to gain popularity unlike the Adebajos and Lekan Salamis of the that invested because of their love for the game.

Ojestas:
FTC again. . i dunno about those mentioned points,,all i know is that u don't win away games in naija.else, u r dead as the ref.

uduokirika1:
Hope no excuse this time around for empty stadium.

pickabeau1:
I am content with what the Bible tells me

I dont need to change the Bible to justify a man made cause

coogar:
ice cube