3SC boss urges fans to cheer struggling team to success

3SC players

Football fans and supporters of 3SC have been called on to always troop out en masse to support the team in its home matches as the second stanza of the league begins on Sunday.

Executive chairman of the, Gbolagade Busari, made the call at the weekend while shedding light on the preparations of the team towards the second part of the league, saying that the support of the fans against FCIfeanyiUbah on Sunday will propel the team to a desirable position on the league table.

3SC are 18th on the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) table with 22 points from 19 matches.

Busari, however, said that the team is fully prepared for the league and the not too impressive performances in the first stanza have been put behind, promising that the team will pick up from where it stopped before the league went on break.

“We had mixed performances during the first part of the league. There was a period when our performances were poor and we played so many draws consecutively. However, we picked up and our performances improved.

“We did not achieve this alone. The successes we recorded were because of the belief and support of our fans and all football lovers in the state. They support us spiritually, financially and physically with their presence at our matches.

“Their assessments of the team helped us to raise the bar and it serves as motivation for our players. We thank them for always being there for us and we will like to urge them not to relent in supporting us.

“The presence and cheers of our fans have motivated the team to victory on many occasions and we appeal to them to continue with this. Starting from our first match against IfeanyiUbah, we want our supporters to troop out en masse to support the team on Sunday and in subsequent matches.

“Our plan is to hit the ground running immediately and we want our fans to be with us as they have always been doing. We call on them to continue to have faith in us and support the team to a good position on the league table,” Busari said.