Serie A: Simy Not Happy Despite Scoring Twice Against Parma

  Serie A: Simy Not Happy Despite Scoring Twice Against Parma By Sampson Adedeji Nigeria's Super Eagles and FC Crotone striker, Simy Nwankwo, said he's not happy with the situation of his club despite scoring twice in 4-3 win over fellow relegation strugglers, Parma, BSNSports.com.ng reports. Simy was again the cynosure of all eyes on Saturday as Crotone defeated Parma 4-3 in a keenly contested encounter. While responding after the game, Simy said he's happy with performance but collectively as a team he feels a bit down due to the position of the team. “It’s a strange moment. I cannot be happy. It’s true on an individual level I’m doing well, but it’s not enough, because the team is what matters. Today we brought home a victory we’ve deserved for a long time and I hope we can close the season with dignity,” Simy told Sky Sport Italia. “The squad has always been focused, we never gave up, it’s a pity things have gone this way and we take the blame. Now we want to just do as well as possible.” “It’s an honour in a very difficult league like Serie A, but as I said, I cannot be 100 per cent happy because we weren’t able to do what we wanted as a team," he said. Simy now has 29 Serie A goals, beating the Obafemi Martins record of 28 for most scored in Serie A by a Nigerian player.