Skip to main content

Green Lock FC Consults Veteran Developmental Coach, Siji Lagunju to Strengthen Team


 Green Lock FC Consults Veteran Developmental Coach, Siji Lagunju to Strengthen Team 



It is said that, "An elderly person at home is like living golden treasure.”


Fast rising Abuja based youth football team, Green Lock  FC in the quest for further development of its players has summoned the experience of former Nigerian International and veteran coach, a former Assistant Technical Director of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, Mr. Siji Lagunju to provide an expert insight on improving the training strategy for the grooming of the players.


Koji as he is fondly referred to is credited with the honors of playing crucial background roles in the successes recorded by the youth teams of the national teams at the various continental and International competitions, particularly in the selection of players and formulation  of training programmes ahead of tournaments. 


Green Lock FC desires to tap into this illustrious capacity ahead of the next phase of its growth and plans. The management is confident Lagunju's eagle eyes, vastly creative mind and broad experience will add new dynamism to  the club's technical department.


Lagunju was a special guest of the club for its friendly match against the U-20 men's National team,  the Flying Eagles of Nigeria on Saturday evening where he was impressed with the immense potentials of the young Green Lock FC boys, noting that the technical department only need to “inject a few tactical and mental discipline to make the team better” 


Exciting times for the Green Lock FC team as he will observe a few training sessions of the team and work with the Green Lock FC coaches to develop training programmes for the team. It is a reunion as Siji Lagunju is a mentor for Bolarinwa Idris and Oluwaseun Oyeniyi, the Chief Coach and his assistant. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

13th African Games:Minister of Sports Development Charges Athletes to Conquer Africa

13th African Games:Minister of Sports Development Charges Athletes to Conquer Africa _Says Nigeria is solidly behind them_ The Honourable Minister of Sports Development, Senator John Owan Enoh on Tuesday the 5th of March charged Nigeria’s contingent to the All Africa Games taking place in Ghana to conquer Africa.  Addressing the athletes onboard the aircraft scheduled to take them to Ghana for the tournament shortly before takeoff at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja, the Minister assured them that the entire nation was solidly behind them.  He further stated that although some of the athletes may be representing the country for the first time, the tournament affords them the opportunity to make the nation proud. Senator Enoh urged the departing athletes to build on the strong performance of the country in the previous games by posting a strong performance that will ensure that Nigeria emerges the best in Africa. “ Let me remind you that you carry the hopes and as...
Post a Comment
Read more

States Football Associations Should Adopt the Ekiti FA Model - Dr. Babatunde 'Tee' Akinbinu 

  Akinkunle Bolarinwa  Executive Board Member of the Ondo State Football Association, Dr. Babatunde 'Tee' Akinbinu has advised State Football Associations Chairmen in Nigeria to borrow the template for football development exemplified by Ekiti State Football Association in the last three and half years. "The reason why Ekiti State FA works and looks so beautiful is because Mr Bayo Lanlege the Ekiti FA chairman threw his hat in the ring and is leading from the front on matters of football development in Ekiti State without any subvention funding from the Government of Ekiti State." The sagacious Sports Physician asserts that Nigeria needs pragmatic leadership to lead the new path for football development.  "It is a huge irony that I am in Ondo and he is in Ekiti, really. If we had 30 State FA Chairmen in Nigeria like Mr Lanlege of the Ekiti State FA, out of the 37 State FA Chairmen we have in Nigeria, we would NOT be talking about bad governance in football admini...
Post a Comment
Read more

My Sick Colleagues Must Not Die! Bayelsa United Please Pay Us Now- Solomon

Two key members of the Bayelsa United team that represented the state during the 2014/2015 Nigeria Premier League Season are currently battling with serious health issues and are appealing to the Bayelsa  state government to urgently come to their aide as they seek financial assistance for medical attention. Captain of the 2014 Bayelsa United team, Junior Solomon in an exclusive chat with NSM Media, said both players are battling with serious health challenges that requires urgent medical attention.  "One of these players according to Gabrial is currently being owed over 4m naira by the Bayelsa state government, while the other is owed 3.2m naira.  This money is part of outstanding match bonuses that is yet to be paid by the club, eight years after these players represented the state in the Nigeria Premier League, NPL. "We are using this medium to appeal to the executive governor of the state to please come to the aide of these players. 28 members of the 2014/2015 team ar...
Post a Comment
Read more