Go For The Jugular, Ugo Njoku Tells Falconets
Published: December 18, 2013Nigeria Under 20 girls, the Falconets will clash with Tunisia in the second leg of qualification for Canada 2014. The team won the first leg 4-0 in Abuja.
And a member of the 2012 set-up, Ugo Njoku, who is yet to get a look-in has told the girls to go for the jugular against the Tunisian team.
“The Falconets are a good side. I am hoping and believing that the girls can finish the job and qualify for the mundial.
“The NFF have done their best by trying to motivate the girls by offering them incentives to do well.
“I believe if we remain focused on what's ahead of us, we can qualify and go as far as winning the World Cup,” Ugo told a Facebook platform Naija Female Soccer from her base in Bayelsa.
The 19-year-old Bayelsa Queens full back, widely regarded as the best right-back in the domestic league wishes the girls good luck and hopes her time will come to impress the team coaches.
“I wish them good luck. When you are playing for your national team, its a do-or-die affair. My time to show my stuff in the team will come.
“Falconets should go out there and play their hearts out. I believe the girls can do well in Tunis.
“The girls only have to have confidence in their abilities.
“They should apply the three D’s- Determination, Desire and Dedication. Hardwork is the key to achieving any goal you plan,” Ugo concluded.
And a member of the 2012 set-up, Ugo Njoku, who is yet to get a look-in has told the girls to go for the jugular against the Tunisian team.
“The Falconets are a good side. I am hoping and believing that the girls can finish the job and qualify for the mundial.
“The NFF have done their best by trying to motivate the girls by offering them incentives to do well.
“I believe if we remain focused on what's ahead of us, we can qualify and go as far as winning the World Cup,” Ugo told a Facebook platform Naija Female Soccer from her base in Bayelsa.
The 19-year-old Bayelsa Queens full back, widely regarded as the best right-back in the domestic league wishes the girls good luck and hopes her time will come to impress the team coaches.
“I wish them good luck. When you are playing for your national team, its a do-or-die affair. My time to show my stuff in the team will come.
“Falconets should go out there and play their hearts out. I believe the girls can do well in Tunis.
“The girls only have to have confidence in their abilities.
“They should apply the three D’s- Determination, Desire and Dedication. Hardwork is the key to achieving any goal you plan,” Ugo concluded.
Latest News
- Nigerian utility player phenomenal on full debut for Leeds United in 1-0 win against Harrogate
- Atalanta boss shares one thing that impressed him about dirtiest player Lookman against Udinese
- Tosin scores first career brace including 'made in Nigeria' goal as Chelsea thrash Morecambe
- What Liverpool coach Arne Slot said about top dribbler Ngumoha after record-breaking debut
- Everton alums Yakubu, Anichebe react to the return of David Moyes as Toffees manager
- After leaving Chelsea last summer, 2008-born Nigerian forward makes historic debut for Liverpool
- Rangers open preliminary talks with clubs interested in Super Eagles striker
- Top source reveals West Ham are interested in signing Nottingham Forest striker Awoniyi
- 'He received information from Osimhen' - Pundit makes big claim about Galatasaray's interest in Aina
- Super Eagles captain Musa shares his career highlights: Best club that made him shine, top goal revealed
Football News 24/7
News Categories
- Football Betting
- African Players
- Australia/ Asia
- Belgian Championship
- Bundesliga
- Danish Football
- English Premier League
- Nigeria National Teams
- Casinos not on Gamstop
- Nigeria Premier League
- Norwegian Football
- Polish Football
- Russian Championship
- Serie A
- Spanish Liga
- Swedish Championship
- Transfer
- Turkish Championship
- 1Win
- Ukrainian Football
- Uncategorized
- Women's Football