World Yobo calls for total support by Joseph Anthony June 11, 2014 written by Joseph Anthony June 11, 2014 138 views 138 SUPER Eagles captain, Joseph Yobo, has urged Nigerian fans not to waver in their support for the national team, as he is confident the team will do well at the World Cup having learnt from their mistakes in the build-up games. The 33-year-old revealed that the mood in camp was very high, as the players are all confident in spite of recent setbacks. He stated that the build-up games were experimental and have served their purpose, but assured that the team would be in good shape before their first game against Iran. “We believe in ourselves. We have played some friendly games. We didn’t get the results we expected, but we have learnt a lot from them. The games were a little bit experimental as well, but now were ready to go against Iran in the first game. We’ll make sure we do very well and get the three points,” Yobo toldKickOffNigeria.com. Yobo noted that the loss the United States might have affected the morale of most fan, but revealed that the players themselves were disappointed that they didn’t win the game. He also stated that the team has taken the positives from the game, adding that their minds are already geared towards the bigger target of impressing at the World Cup. He therefore called on the fans to continue to support the national team, assuring that the team would not disappoint. “Yes, they’re right, but as I said these games sometimes are experimental, to try different things. The World Cup is the ultimate. We are also disappointed that we didn’t win because we want to win and get the confidence. “But the game is over now. You take the positives from it and look forward to the bigger targets. We want them to still believe in this team, we need their support because without their support we can’t go anywhere,” Yobo said. Meanwhile, former Nigeria captain, Segun Odegbami is confident the current team has the hunger and desire to make history. Odegbami, a member of the 1980 African Nations Cup winning squad, was at the team’s final training session on Monday in Jacksonville and praised the work ethic of the squad. “I like what I saw at the training ground, the hunger of the boys, the confidence they displayed and the way and manner the coaching crew conducted themselves. “Something tells me history is in the making with this team,” he said. 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Joseph Anthony previous post Govt to boost power generation via coal fields next post WEF appoints Nweke (Jnr) member of Global Agenda Council You may also like Russia Takes Control of Vuhledar After Two Years... October 2, 2024 Iranian Missile Strike on Israel Demonstrates Increased Capability... October 2, 2024 Israel Strengthens Military Presence Along Lebanon Border October 2, 2024 Israel Denies Entry to UN Secretary-General October 2, 2024 Ukrainian F-16 Crash Claims Pilotโs Life Amid Russian... August 29, 2024 Spain Pledges 500,000 Mpox Vaccines for Africa August 27, 2024 Strike on Kramatorsk Hotel in Ukraine Leaves Reuters... August 25, 2024 Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Arrested in France, Sparking... August 25, 2024 Ferry Carrying Fuel Sinks at Russian Port Following... August 22, 2024 New Alzheimerโs Drug Approved by UK Regulator August 22, 2024 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Type in the text displayed above
