The Seasiders were drawn in the first round of the 2014 CAF Confederation Cup against Union and while bookmakers believes it is a tricky draw, Ike wants to the team to qualify at the expense of the Cameroonians in grand style.
Speaking after training today, the dependable defender said that Warri Wolves are ready for the task that lies ahead.
“Our game is built on an all attack system, with a bit of hardwork and dedication victory is ours over the two legs in Warri and Douala respectively,” Ike said.
“I think in general we’ve done a good job in training. Now we want to play well and rely only on ourselves. We’ll go for them over the two legs and try to win. In football you never know what could happen to you but I hope the games will favour us.”
Ike added that Wolves expected a difficult opponent before the draw in Cairo.
“We knew it was going to be a complicated side. We are prepared to devour them and I'm ready at any moment to help the team,” Ike said.
“If the coaches deem me worthy to play a role, I will do my best. I have to carry on with my form, both for myself and for the team.”
The first leg tie for the Confederations Cup game will take place in the weekend 28 February – 2 March 2014 while the second leg tie will be played a week later in the weekend of 7-9 March 2014.
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return leg matches are slated for a week later, while first-round games
will be played from the weekend of February 28. - See more at:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/02/warri-wolves-bayelsa-united-gun-glory-caf-confed-cup/#sthash.Pj5HCQrc.dpuf
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return leg matches are slated for a week later, while first-round games
will be played from the weekend of February 28. - See more at:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/02/warri-wolves-bayelsa-united-gun-glory-caf-confed-cup/#sthash.Pj5HCQrc.dpuf
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