Club Proprietor Throws Weight Behind Flying Eagles Coach To Do Well In Togo

  Club Proprietor Throws Weight Behind Flying Eagles Coach To Do Well In Togo   By Niyi Busari Proprietor, KCG Academy, Kenneth Odama has thrown his weight behind the Flying Eagles coach, Ladan Bosso to do well in during their campaign in the oncoming WAFU Zone B championship in Togo, BSNSports.com.ng reports. On Saturday, Flying Eagles walloped KCG 5-0 in a warm-up game at the FIFA Goal Project inside Moshood Abiola Stadium, Abuja. The widely travelled club owner believes Bosso has what it takes to succeed despite being in a difficult group. "The last time he handled the team we didn't go far but about 5 or 6 Players from the team made it to Super Eagles, I believe if he has a better time is going to do better, is a coach that is going in the right direction." He was proud of his team performance despite being beaten 5-0 saying that the Flying Eagles deserved the huge victory. "It was a good game and they deserved their victory. What do you expect when hurriedly bring a team together to play whole country of 200 million people. So, I don't see losing to this team as a loss but an experience, something that will help the boys." He is optimistic that the former Ifeanyi Ubah gaffer will do well with the quality of players in camp and with two to three weeks more to prepare the team ahead of the WAFU Zone B competition. "Yes, because of the covid we are lagged behind, I know what it takes to build a team and for a coach to be successful, so within few days he has put this team together and if given more time that is 2-3 weeks before the competition the team is going to do better . They have a lot of technical department and is new team, when you have a new team you give everybody chance to show what they has , is going to come up with a strong team." Flying Eagles who are in group B of the WAFU Zone B championship slated to hold in Togo will slug it out with Ghana and Ivory Coast for the 2020 CAF U20 African Nations Cup. The WAFU Zone B U-20 Championship is an association football tournament that is contested between national teams of Zone B of the West African Football Union . Seven teams were drawn in two groups of four and three. WAFU Zone B member teams were Ivory Coast, Niger, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Nigeria, Benin Republic and Togo. Togo (host), Benin Republic, Burkina Faso and Niger are in group A. The 2020 WAFU B championship commences on November 18th and ends December 2nd. The winner of each group automatically qualify for the CAF U20 African Nations Cup.