I Can Deliver GABROS- Esu

In an exclusive chat with nigeriasports.com, Esu revealed that though he has not yet been signed - on with the club, club owner, Gabriel Chukwuma has  invited him to their training sessions with a view to studying the make up of the club and that  has opened up discussions with the management.
"I am not yet with Gabros, but I have been invited to see the team. I have opened discussions with the club management," Esu said.

Asked if he would be comfortable taking on a team that is currently last placed on the league table, he said " that is only a challenge and to me, it would be an interesting one. I have seen the team in training and in match situation and I think a good squad could be made out of what is on ground there.  I am sure that by the second stanza and towards the end of the season, we will not be talking about Gabros in terms of relegation.  However, we are still discussing.  By the time we agree on terms, I will move in to do real work

Interestingly, it was coach Kafaru Alabi who led Gabros to the level they are in, now in the league that has been contracted to take- over the bench at Shooting Stars while Esu is in negotiation with Gabros FC, to salvage what Gabros from where Alabi left them. Giving insight into what transpired between him and the management of Shooting, Esu offered that "it was only a personality conflict."

According to him, ex-international, Felix Owolabi, who is a member of the Shooting management wanted to be dictating his line up for him. " I told him I will not accept that. Some how, they came up with an excuse to sack me; that I was coming late to training. At a meeting with the Sports Commissioner, I asked them how many times I came late to training and they could not tell. I asked why they had  never issued me a query on that count too.

But I can understand that they simply wanted me out. It is on record that I left the team at the seventh position on the table with seven matcches; three wins, three draws and two losses, and the club was not in any bad shape or under any threat. I just will continue to pray for them because I am close to the players and I can not say for what has happened, which I see as mere politics, I should wish them bad. The players still love and respect me and they know that we had a vision. I will be happy to see them grow in their career."
 

  Fred Edoreh