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Wednesday, 5 January 2022

We Cleared Kolawole Daniel Legally 3SC Replies Vandrezzer

 



The attention of the Management of the Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC) of Ibadan, has been drawn to a petition written to the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Player's Status Committee by NNL side, Vandrezzer FC,  laying claims to the ownership of a player, Kolawole Daniel and accusing 3SC of illegally fielding the player.


Going by tbe content of the petition, Shooting Stars, as a professional side, is shocked and amazed with Vandrezzer's claims, aimed at tarnishing the image of the Oluyole Warriors.


For clarifications purpose, we want to state here emphatically that 3SC do not have any deal with Vandrezzer over any player,  as they claimed in their petition, as the player in question, Kolawole Daniel, was cleared from his parent club, Gidado FC of Ilorin.


It will interest you to know that Daniel, who  featured for Osun United during the 2017 season, returned to his parent club, Gidado FC,  who later released him to Vandrezzer on a two year loan deal in 2019.


At the end of the 2019/20 season, in which we competed in the NNL, we got wind of Daniel's availability, having left Vandrezzer after the expiration of the loan deal and we contacted his parent club, Gidado FC for his services.


After a successful discussion between 3SC and Gidado FC, a deal was sealed for the player to join Shooting Stars, after Gidado FC presented the necessary documents, proving that the player belongs to them.


From the documents made available to us during the course of discussion by Gidado FC, which we carefully studied, we got convinced, with fact, that the player, Kolawole Daniel, is a bonafide player of Gidado FC, hence, our decision to negotiate with them.


We therefore use this medium to call on the management of Vandrezzzer FC, to desist from making claims capable of dragging our name in the mud, as far as the transfer of Kolawole Daniel is concerned.


We took the right step by approaching the rightful owner of the player (Gidado FC),, before agreeing to secure his services, according to FIFA and NFF statutes on players' transfer.


Shooting Stars as a professional club, with vast knowledge of rules guiding the transfer of players, will never descend so low, to contract any player illegally.


If Vandrezzer have any issue on Kolawole Daniel, that should be between them and GIdado FC, as we don't have any business with them, since we did not get the player from them but from his parent club, GIdado FC, which we did legally, and with the neccessary documents available to back our claims, for the benefits of doubt.



NPFL: Etafia Expelled From NPFL For Assaulting Match Official, Dakkada FC Banished To Benin

 



After conclusion of preliminary investigation on the assault on an Assistant Referee, the League Management Company (LMC) has announced the immediate expulsion of Sunday Etefia, the Dakkada FC Assistant Coach.


The LMC also fined Dakkada FC a total sum of N3.5m and ordered to play their next three home matches at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin for breach of Rules B13.52 and C9 following the incidents of the MatchDay 4 fixture.


The LMC also recommended a review of the performance of the match Officials including the Match Commissioner, Dr. Mrs. N Anyanwu for her failure to duly report the incident of assault on the Assistant Referee 11. It noted that " curiously, the Match Commissioner identified the perpetrator as a fan whereas it was a club official"


Also recommended for a performance review is the Match Referee, Mathew Tanimu from Plateau State for his match Management and failure to timely submit the match report given the serious incident.


Etefia was indicted for assaulting Assistant Referee 11, Sani Baba, at the end of the Matchday 4 fixture against Remo Stars in Uyo. The LMC recommended to the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to review the coaching licence of Etefia "as you have failed the threshold to be a coach under the NFF Licence" 


In the Summary Jurisdiction notice, the LMC noted that Dakkada FC was charged for "breach of Rule B13.52 in that on Sunday, the 2nd of January 2022, you did not fulfill your responsibility, as the designated home team, to ensure adequate and effective security for persons involved in the match, wherein a match official (AR 2 – Sani Baba) was assaulted and battered by one of your officials (Sunday Etefia) as the match officials proceeded to leave the pitch at full time; and the General Manager of the visiting team was also harassed and assaulted in the tunnel at half time".


In the second charge, Dakkada FC was found in breach of Rule C9 for failing to control their officials and ensure their proper conduct at all times. The battering of Assistant Referee, Baba by Etefia and harassment of Remo Stars General Manager were cited as such improper conduct.


Consequently, the LMC fined the Club N3m for failure to provide adequate security in the course of the match.


Dakkada were ordered to pay the sum of N250,000 each to the Assistant Referee and General Manager of Remo Stars for medical expenses and may include any additional verifiable and authenticated medical costs.


While ordering Dakkada to play a minimum of three home matches at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium, Benin City, the LMC ruled that the club would only be permitted to return to its home stadium upon receipt of a satisfactory report or update on the formal report to the Police and prosecution of the official involved in the alleged assault. The prosecution must be authenticated by the LMC legal team and compliance unit.


The club must pay the stipulated fines within seven working days and have a two points deduction which shall be suspended for a probationary period of the remainder of the season.


Both the club and the charged official have 48 hours from the date of the notice to submit to the summary jurisdiction or elect to face a disciplinary hearing.

Monday, 3 January 2022

Fortunate Cup '22: Kick Off Date, Groupings, Full Fixtures Released

 



Fortunate Cup '22: Kick Off Date, Groupings, Full Fixtures Released



The organisers of Fortunate Cup have released the full fixtures of the prestigious Fortunate Cup U-18 Championship.


The tournament in its second edition will see 16 teams jostling for the coveted trophy.


The tournament which will take off from the preliminary stage will feature Olansile FC and DAPWAD Boys of lragbiji on Wednesday 5th January 2022 by 10am.


The tournament is aimed at discovering young talents with the platform provided by ace entrepreneur, Alhaji Wasiu Adejumo the producer of Fortunate Bread in Osun State.


Olansile FC is the defending champion. Recall that the 'Omo Mummy' Boys defeated City Rollers 2-0 to win the maiden edition.



GROUPINGS

GROUP A
ZAKARIYAU FA
FUTURE BOYS
OLANSILE FC
DAPWAD BOYS IRAGBIJI


GROUP B
CITY ROLLER
TSO FC
FORTUNATE FC
LIGHT STAR


GROUP C
KOLAWOLE FC
TSI FA
GOOD LUCK FC
DIAMOND FC


GROUP D
YOUNG KING'S FC
EXCEL FC
GOLDEN BOYS FC
YSF WARRIORS


FIXTURES


Wednesday 5th, January 2022


1. Olansile FC Vs DAPWAD BOYS 10am
2. City Roller Vs TSO FC 12Noon
3. Zakariyau Vs Future Boys 2pm
4. Fortunate Vs Light Star 4pm


Thursday 6th, January 2022

5. Kolawole FC Vs TSI FA 10am
6. Good luck Vs Diamond 12Noon
7. Young King's Vs Excel 2pm
8.Golden Boys Vs YSF Warriors 4pm


Friday 7th, January 2022

9. Olansile FC Vs Zakariyau FC 10am
10. DAPWAD BOYS Vs Future Boys 12noon
11. Light Stars Vs TSO 2pm
12. Fortunate FC Vs City Roller 4pm


Saturday 8th, January 2022

13. Good luck FC Vs Kolawole FC 10am
14. Diamond FC Vs TSI FC 12Noon
15. Golden Boys Vs Young King's 2pm
16. YSF Vs Excel FC 4pm


Sunday 9th, January 2022

17. Zakariyau Vs DAPWAD 10am
18. Future Boys Vs Olansile FC 12noon
19. Light Star Vs City Roller 2pm
20. TSO Vs Fortunate 4pm


Monday 10th, January 2022

21. Diamond FC Vs Kolawole FC 10am
22. TSI Vs Good luck 12noon
23. Young King's Vs YSF Warriors 2pm
24. Excel FC Vs Golden Boys 4pm


Quarter Finals



Friday 14th, January 2022

25. Winner A Vs Runner up B 2pm
26. Winner B. Vs Runner up A 4pm

Saturday 15th, January 2022

27. Winner C Vs Runner up D 2pm
28. Winner D Vs Runner up C 4pm

Semi Finals

Wednesday 19th, January 2022

29. Winner 25 Vs Winner 27 2pm
30. Winner 26 Vs Winner 28 4pm


FINAL

Sunday 23rd January 2022
31. Winner 29 Vs Winner 30. 3pm


#Jumbo #Sardine #Fortubite #Premium #Cluster #Fruitbite #Bamba #Tyson #King 🍞

#FortunateCup22





Olaifa Onifade, Awise Of Osogbo Donates Cash, Jerseys To Osun Utd, TSI FA


 


Olaifa Onifade, Awise Of Osogbo Donates Cash, Jerseys To Osun Utd, TSI FA





A sports philanthropist Chief Olaifa Onifade the Awise of Osogbo has gifted cash and jerseys to Osun Utd.



Speaking at the mini presentation ceremony this morning at the Osogbo Township Stadium, Awise of Osogbo land stated that, his gestures was borne out of his love and passion for the game.




"I was involved actively in the game in the early part of my life. I used to keep for All Saints Primary School lgbona during my primary school days.



"I fell in love with the defunct NEPA FC, in those days, the language l understood was football.




"I was nurturing the idea of having a football team untill I was advised to keep supporting the state team."




He told players and managements of the team that, more supports will be coming towards the team when the league kick start.





"I will be supporting the team even when the team is going to play away. Government alone cannot do it, we have to keep projecting Osun State in a good light." Awise stated.




In the same vein, Awise also promised to gift the foremost soccer academy TSI FA a team jersey while he donated a cash gift to the academy. The gestures which club's director of football Tunde Shamaudeen described as unprecedented.



Awise later prayed for the team's progress and called on the state government to uplift the facilities in the stadium and give the welfarism of the team a top priority.




Gbenga Ololade, the sole administrator of the team on behalf the team lauded Awise of Osogbo for his philanthrophical gestures. He heaped praises on the donor and prayed for God to uplift the donor. He stated that state government is trying its possible best to change the fortune of the team.

Thursday, 30 December 2021

NPFL: Abia Warriors Held 'Goal Shy' Tornadoes ln llorin




Tornadoes Were Left To Rue Missed Scoring Chances, As Warriors Ran Away With Valuable Away Point:


What began like an easy ride to victory for the home team ended disappointingly for the host.


Tornadoes started the game on a right footing and were evidently on rampage in the early minutes, looking the more hungrier to pick maximum points as Lukman Mohammed, Ahmadu Liman and Destiny Ashadi ceased control of the game from the midfield, Kabiru Adeniji looked to have put the host ahead having benefited from a good ball in, to do a wonderful acrobatic shot, only to be met with the lines man flag up, in what was adjudged to be an offside positioning.


The Ikon Allah Boys continued their assaults towards goal and were rewarded on the 33rd minutes, when Usule Martins' low shot from inside the box off a pass from Lukman Mohammed left goalkeeper Pius Ibrahim planted, as he couldn't help but watched the ball rolled into the net.  


There was mixed feelings on the home sides' bench, moments after the goal, as both Lukman Mohammed and Destiny Ashadi were seen limping after sustaining injuries, Destiny was substituted few minutes before half time making way for Shamsudeen Hashim. 


On resumption into the second half, Lukman Mohammed couldn't make it out as Abdulkadir Zango returned to the team making his first appearance this season. 


Abia Warriors levelled things up on the 54th minute when Hammed Yakub benefited from Godwin Obaje's pass to fire a grounder passed Lucky Abdul Jimoh. 


From then onwards, all efforts by the home team to find the lead proved abortive as so many chances created from good passing sequences were wasted for poor decision making just at the final end.