26th February, 2013
Divine Warriors’ coach, Ada Gwegwe has quit his job with the Nigeria National League, NNL, side.
This followed Saturday’s shameful NNL Matchday 10 encounter walkover suffered by his wards in the hands of visiting Remo Stars at the Samson Siasia Stadium, Yenagoa.
Furious that the management of the Brass-based side kept him in the dark on plans for the Matchday 10 encounter despite several enquiries, the coach said the ignoble attitude left him with no other choice than to throw in the towel now that the ovation is loud.
“I’ve thrown in the towel. I want to sit back at home and consider the way forward for my career. I’m young to be subjected to the unnecessary psychological trauma.
“Imagine the agony and frustration of losing three points and three goals at home to an opponents one would have beaten convincingly. The shame of being walkedover at one’s backyard is unbearable, horrible and killing to the psyche and morale of both coaches and players.
“The management is aware we registered new players and must be properly kitted yet no jerseys were made available. They know we’re hosting Remo Stars yet no provision was made for the match nor did they deemed it fit to keep me abreast of events.
“As we speak nobody has communicated with me, I’m still in the dark. I think these are clear signs for me to take a walk,” he told supersport.com.