Flamingoes fail to capitalise on Hotspurs� slip
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Sua Flamingoes FC players. PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG
Flamingoes interim coach, Jacob Galebue said the second round is the toughest and an away draw is a welcome result. “This is our first game of the year. It was always going to be difficult. The players showed rustiness and lack of match fitness but we welcome the result, as a draw is always a good result away. All the teams have upped their game in the second round, but we will come back,” Galebue said.
“We are still in a good position. We are calm and our focus has not changed. We have beefed up our squad with experienced players and we are still vying for automatic promotion.” His GNT counterpart, Edward Leposo was satisfied with the outcome.
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