MFM FC Part Ways With Tony Bolus - Latest Sports in Nigeria

MFM axe coach Tony Bolus after home loss to Enyimba

By Wale Mustapha

Owners of Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) side, MFM FC of Lagos may have shown its coach, Tony Bolus the exit door owing to strings of poor results it has recorded in the last five matches.

The former Rangers, Giwa FC and Malumfashi United gaffer replaced Fidelis Ilechukwu who left the Soccer Temple for Heartland at the beginning of the season.
The Agege Stadium had been a fortress to the Olukoya Boys who went unbeaten for more than three seasons only to lose by a lone goal to champions Enyimba in a rescheduled MatchDay 6 game on Wednesday to the dismay of the fans.

A 73rd-minute tap in from a goal mouth melee by Abdulrahman Bashir condemned the club to its seventh defeat of the season.
The Church owned club are placed 12th on the NPFL log with 23points from 23 matches.
Opera News Hub source informed that, 'Coach Bulus has been asked to step aside by his employers on Wednesday evening after the poor results against the People's Elephants.

'His most senior assistant has been asked to prepare the team for the NPFL MatchDay 19 game against red-hot Kano Pillars on Sunday.'

Recall Bolus had opted to tender his resignation letter after the away loss to Kwara Utd on MatchDay 17 in Ilorin over person grounds but had a rethink.

A delighted Aba Elephants gaffer, Fatai Osho described the victory as the right tonic as lads needed as they head into a derby against Oriental rivals Abia Warriors come Sunday in Aba on MatchDay 18.