16 January 2014

CHAN: Eagles Keeper Agbim Disappointed Over The 'cheap' goal He Conceded

Nigeria goalkeeper Chigozie Agbim has said he was disappointed to concede a soft goal against Mozambique in a CHAN Group A match on Wednesday night.
 
Skipper Agbim was beaten by a Dario Khan 50-yard free kick in the 10th minute to give Mozambique some hope before the Super Eagles turned on their style to finally win 4-2 at the Cape Town Stadium.
 
“I was disappointed because I don’t think any goalkeeper can be happy conceding that kind of goal,” said Agbim.

 
“But I wish to thank my fellow players because they have told me to keep strong, keep going and they will fight for me. They are amazing players.”
 
Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi said he could not defend the Enugu Rangers shot stopper on the stunning opening goal on Wednesday.
 
Agbim has come under attack from even the Nigerian fans in Cape Town.
 
“There is a problem with our goalkeeper and the way he coordinates with the defenders,” said David Okocha, who is based in Cape Town.
 
Meanwhile, Keshi said Kano Pillars midfielder Shehu Abdullahi was his most outstanding player against Mozambique. The Nigeria U20 star started the game in place of injured Ikenna Paul.  
 
The coach he is still awaiting the doctor’s report on the injury of Ugonna Uzochukwu, who hurt his right ankle and was forced out of the Mozambique match.

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