Crown FC have improved on their tactics to ambush the visiting Gombe United on Sunday at the Lekan Salami Stadium, Ibadan in the week 5 fixture.The technique is necessary to cushion the effect of the heavy blow dealt to the club on match day four at the Sharks Stadium Port Harcourt when the Ajilete boys fell under the 3-0 hammer of the home side, a defeat the club had not dreamt of in the last 5 years.
Lawrence Akpokona said during a psyche-up to the boys that they have got to forget the painful defeat to move on to prosecuting the next match with a gut-bursting a victory against the Northern side, the technical man said though life is a game that you lose some and win some but he regrets the embarrassing results from last weekend double-header at Sharks Stadium that he couldn't remember if he was ever humiliated as such that all the same he had decided to forget the agony of defeat and go for the joy of victory beginning from this weekend.
During the week Lawrence stepped up his tactical programme to the delight of the 'twelfth-man' who have already seen hope at the end of this week's game with the quality of stuff the boys displayed.
Meanwhile the club's super-striker Lekan Agunloye is back and ready to make his debut against Gombe this weekend after being medically certified fit from injury by the club's medics, Agunloye said his elated that the insatiable desire for playing games is set to be cured beginning from this weekend. The Ajilete boys are placed 6th on the log with 6 points from a possible 12.
Lawrence Akpokona said during a psyche-up to the boys that they have got to forget the painful defeat to move on to prosecuting the next match with a gut-bursting a victory against the Northern side, the technical man said though life is a game that you lose some and win some but he regrets the embarrassing results from last weekend double-header at Sharks Stadium that he couldn't remember if he was ever humiliated as such that all the same he had decided to forget the agony of defeat and go for the joy of victory beginning from this weekend.
During the week Lawrence stepped up his tactical programme to the delight of the 'twelfth-man' who have already seen hope at the end of this week's game with the quality of stuff the boys displayed.
Meanwhile the club's super-striker Lekan Agunloye is back and ready to make his debut against Gombe this weekend after being medically certified fit from injury by the club's medics, Agunloye said his elated that the insatiable desire for playing games is set to be cured beginning from this weekend. The Ajilete boys are placed 6th on the log with 6 points from a possible 12.
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