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We Were Unlucky Says Osho, Remo’s Coach
BY OLADIMEJI OSHODE.
In the aftermath of another disappointing outing, technical adviser of Remo Stars, Osho Fatai, said his boys gave their best against the table toppers, Plateau United, but were unlucky.”
“Nothing went wrong. We gave it our best shot but we have to give it to the Plateau United side, they have quality players are they are table toppers in the league.
“We had to respect them but on our part we tried to come back into the game but we couldn’t and we have no choice than to go back home to see what we can do.”
“We worked so hard but for us to have conceded such goal is very painful, we tried so hard to neutralise the long throw but a little lost of concentration cost us the goal.
“We could have done better, the field didn’t assist us. We play possession football but the field didn’t make us play our pattern and it’s just unfortunate.”
“We will keep our heads up and keep fighting till the last day of the league”, Osho assured.