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Flying Eagles coach Manu Garba has regretted his team did not run up the
scores despite thrashing North Korea 4-0 on Thursday to get their U-20
World Cup campaign back on track, africanfootball.com reports.
The winners and runners-up in Group E could well be decided on goals
difference after Hungary trounced the North Koreans 5-1 on the opening day
and Brazil are expected to massacre the Asians on Sunday in Christ Church.
“I would have loved that we won this game (against Korea) by six or seven
goals,” lamented Manu after his team had to rely on a second-half rally to
win at the Stadium Taranaki.
“All the same, the victory was most important for us.
“And on Sunday our final group game against Hungary will be a must-win.”
The coach said a pep talk at half time got his team firing away at North
Korea after they failed to hit target in the first 45 minutes despite creating
numerous chances.
“We played with one striker in today’s match so that it would allow the
other players to move into the channels. They did not do that in the first
half. But after we spoke to them during the interval, they did the job in the
second half,” explained the coach.
“All we needed was the first goal and then the other goals followed.”
He praised the Koreans for stepping up their game after they fell 5-1 to
Hungary on Monday.
“They gave a good account of themselves, they played better than they did
against Hungary as they possessed the ball very well, but they have to
improve in their finishing,” he remarked.
“It’s not all about winning, but it’s about entertaining the crowd, and that’s
something that our side did.”
Korea DPR coach, An Ye Gun, said after the game that the first two goals
demoralised his team in the second half.
He said, “In the second half we conceded the goal too quickly and too easily,
so our players’ spirits dropped. The experiences we are going to gain in this
tournament is a good opportunity for our development in my country, so we
are preparing to do our best in the match.
“I would give more opportunities for the players so that they can gain more
experience.”
Barring last minute changes, officials of the Federal Government will today
(Friday) meet with marketers of petroleum products in Abuja.
It was gathered that the participants at the meeting, which is scheduled to hold
at the conference room of the Ministry of Petroleum Resources, would discuss
issues surrounding the scarcity of petroleum products across the country that
had dragged on for months.
Sources at the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources told our correspondent
on Thursday that the petrol scarcity was becoming worrisome to the new
government of President Muhammadu Buhari.
An official at the ministry, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, “It
is true that the scarcity started before this administration came on board, but
it has come to realise that Nigerians are becoming fed up with the situation
and very soon will start pointing accusing fingers at the Buhari government.
“The meeting with the oil marketers is to discuss issues pertaining to the
scarcity and why it has dragged on for this long. The government is not
happy about it and we hope the issue will be adequately addressed during the
meeting.”
A letter signed by the Director of Information in the ministry, Mr. Kingsley
Agha, stated that the meeting was between the “Ministry of Petroleum
Resources and oil marketers to address the current fuel scarcity.”
Meanwhile, the scarcity of fuel in Abuja continued on Thursday as hundreds
of motorists were seen in long queues in front of the few filling stations that
dispensed the product.
Our correspondent observed that the product was sold at rates far higher than
the regulated price of N87 per litre.
Petrol was being sold for between N120 and N140 per litre at the stations
belonging to independent marketers in the Federal Capital Territory.
It seems ideas are truly in short supply in Hollywood.
Disney is reportedly working out a reboot for popular 90s
franchise, Sister Act.
The original Sister Act told the story of a singer hiding out in
a convent, played by Whoopi Goldberg , and was released in 1992.
Details of the reboot are still sketchy, as it is unconfirmed if the
new movie will be a sequel to the previous movies, or a whole new
remake.
Cinderella producer Allison Shearmur and Legally Blonde
and She’s the Man writers Kirsten Smith and Karen McCullah
have reportedly been hired to work on the project.
It is also unclear if Goldberg will be returning. Disney is yet to
release an official statement.
