KAZEEM ADEDEJI STAYS POSITIVES AFTER SDK FED CUP EXIT, ASSURES TEAM WILL BE BACK BIGGER AND BETTER

By Oluseyi Adedire

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Sult De King FC Chairman Mr Kazeem Adedeji has revealed how “hard” it was to watch his club knocked out of the 2024 Federation Cup despite playing very well against former champions Saki United FC.

Kazeem Adedeji fondly called 'Ojasowo' admitted it “hurts very much” to experience a first-round defeat and exit for the first time since the club was founded in the Ibadan. Oyo state. He was also quick to reserve special praise for the players despite losing 3-1 on penalties after one-all draw at the regulation time.

“It is always hard, hard to see that after creating many scoring chances and playing good football with lots of possession, the team eventually crashed out. Everyone could see us as a better side but we were jittery in front of goals. If we had converted at least four from the opportunities we had, we should have won at first half."

“I think the players were too impatient in the final third, they performed very well as team, even from the back. The players were determined, focused and discipline both on and off the pitch, but football is just what it is." Ojasowo said.

Kazeem Adedeji, a businessman and Special Assistant to the Chairman, Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) is positive that the team will be back bigger and better.

"I can talk a lot, but what is important now is to look forward,” he said. “Instead of worrying about yesterday I prefer to look towards tomorrow. It is important for us to focus on what is in front of us. Football does not stop, It is how you respond. As for me, the experience shows that it is good sometimes to be positive and patient." He concluded.