NPFL: Rangers Deserve Respect - Coach Mangut
Sampson Adedeji
Chief coach of Rangers international of Enugu, Mbwas Mangut, has said the team deserved to be respected by match officials allocated to take charge of their games, BSNsports.com.ng can report.
Mangut made the statement after they recorded a goalless draw at home against Kano Pillars in the matchday 15 of the league played in Nnewi.
He made it clear that is not asking for a favour from the match officials but for them to do the right thing in the course of the game.
" It is very painful, but this is the team we dominated throughout the game but yet the opportunity to score was so slim.
I don't like to give excuses but the truth is any team that comes to Nnewi feels at home than us but we are still fighting to get the results we wanted.
We are not saying the referees should help us but they stopped all the promising attacks and every of our moves was dangerous, they knew it.
We don't want referees to come here and make Rangers look like a small team, no Rangers is not a small team.
Rangers is a team with respect, we want fair officiating, we want to win with our strength and not referees rubbishing our efforts," he said.
The Flying Antelope will hope to regain their lost points when they face Shooting Stars in the matchday 16 of the league slated for Wednesday at the Adamasingba stadium.
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