By Ime Bassey
Media Officer of Jos based Nigerian Premier League side JUTH FC, Olushola Alao has said that the ability of newly appointed Cameroonian Technical Adviser, Emmanuel Deutsch will keep the team in the Premier League come end of the season.

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Alao informed Inside Out Premier League that five players of the team have been consigned to the transfer market.
“Some players have been placed on transfer, about eight of them. Also, we have been able to recruit about five new ones into the team. The management has absolute confidence in the technicality of Emmanuel Deutsch our technical adviser.

“Since he came, his training programmes has shown that he has so much to offer the team. This is drawn out most especially from our last game against Rangers. The way the team played raised hopes coupled with his CV. He is highly acceptable to the players and the management,” Alao said.

On the team’s stay in the Premier League next season, the media chief said “With what is on ground now in the team, I want to say categorically that, JUTH FC will remain in the Premier League come next season,” Alao added.

Dolphin’s captain, Godwin sure of league title

By Ime Bassey

Captain of table topping Dolphins FC, Emah Godwin, has expressed hope of the Port Harcourt side winning the league.
The Akwa Ibom state-born center back who made this known in a chat with Inside Out Premier League disclosed that the team didn’t go on break as they have set their eyes on the title.

Godwin said: “Despite being on top of the log at the end of the first half of the season, we did not go on break; this tells you how we are preparing hard for the remaining part of the season.

“On how well our preparedness will take us through, I do not know because football cannot be predetermined. But if we can maintain our present form, win all our home matches and not draw any but instead pick away wins, we will come out tops.

“We are very close to God so He will always give us victory. I want to inform all our fans that will not let them down.”