Cover Dolphins’ Away Matches, Eguma Charges SuperSport

Sequel to the goalless draw between Dolphins FC of Port Harcourt and Enyimba FC of Aba at the Liberation Stadium  Port Harcourt at the weekend,  the technical adviser of Dolphins, Stanley Eguma has called on Super Sports to beam one of Dolphins away matches lives.

He stated that the centre referee who officiated the match was not fair in his officiating and was biased in all ramifications.

Eguma stated these while fielding questions from sports journalists shortly after the encounter on Saturday in Port Harcourt.

The game was one  of the week 29 matches played at different  levels in the on-going Globacom Nigeria Premier League in which Dolphins had hoped for a better result following their heavy loss in their penultimate game.

With this result however, Dolphins are now on 40 points and need away points and to win all home  games to escape relegation.

The technical adviser, who was furious over the scoreline said, “They brought Suport Sports and the referee to undo us. Suport Sport has covered Enyimba’s four away games and non for Dolphins, it’s not supposed to be so,” Eguma said.

He stated that the club is not sinking, adding that they are  working to improve their performance.

“We are not sinking. That is how games used to be sometimes and today it has happened this way, that does not mean that we are sinking.

“We will work on how to  improve on our present performance” , he stated.

Speaking at the same venue, Chief Coach of Enyimba, Imama Amapakabo (Home boy) expressed joy over the result, adding that his club had a good outing.

Amapakabo explained that as the league is winding down, away points could be crucial to their aspirations. He expressed optimism that his club would be the league champions this season.

“As the league is drawing closer, points can be picked anywhere which is very important.

“I am working towards  becoming a double champion by God’s grace.” On his exit from sharks FC, he said I am a professional, I don’t need to stay in a place too long. Today I am in Enyimba, but I don’t  know where I will be  next.

He attributed the club’s impressive performance due to the fact that the management restructure the technical crew and signed some new players midseason.