Sports
GSS Old Boys Thrash BHS In Friendly Encounter
Old boys of Government Secondary School,(GSS) Borikiri thrashed their counterpart Baptist High School (BHS), all in Port Harcourt, Township 5-1 in a friendly match, at Sharks Football Club field, at the weekend.
The encounter saw the collection of veteran footballers that have played both local and international football.
Speaking shortly after the game, the Director of Sports, BHS, Birai Williams accepted the defeat, saying that their opponents have more fitness. According to him, his side has more football sense but does not have strength.
“ You will agree with me that in this game we are better, but there was tactical blunder when we made some changes. We have more football sense but no fitness.
“I want to say that our opponents were better because they are physically fit”, Williams said.
Birai Williams, who is also the coordinator of the game for BHS, expressed optimism, saying that in their next match they would raise their game.
Also speaking, the game coordinator of GSS, Ajumo Oloko, said the basic purpose of the match was to foster peace and unity among themselves, saying that the friendly match has brought old friends to see themselves once again.
Tonye Orabere
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