By Kate Obodo
Former Super Eagles attacking midfielder Mutiu Adepoju a.k.a “Head Master†is confident that the Super Eagles will leave Rades smiling, as they take on Tunisia in one of the groups 2010 World Cup qualifiers today. The Shooting Stars FC of Ibadan General Manager, like Adokie Amiesimaka believes an attacking formation coupled with a good defence will see the Super Eagles leave Rades with the desired three points in the crucial to qualifier.
“The players know that they can not afford to lose this match. They also know that Nigerians will not forgive them if the Super Eagles are not in South Africa next year, so they only have one option and that is to play as if their lives depend on the match. “Against Kenya, we saw a team that was hungry but we have to raise the bar in Rades because if we play the Tunisians the way we played in Abuja, there will be trouble. The north Africans are a better side than the Harambee Stars and we need to approach this match differentlyâ€.
“It is not going to a easy game. We should not just attack and attack, there is the need to defend as well if we must win . Another important point is that our ability to win in Rades also depends on how we utilize our chances.
“Tunisians are tough so we should expect some form of  difficulty but if our players can really go all out and win, it will definitely help matters in our qualification. It is a known fact the Tunisians would come out in full attacking formation. It is a match we can win and any thing can happen, we have what it takes to win the match,,†he said.
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