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Mohammeda n coach Maruful Haq has vowed to put up a fine performance and wow the club faithful
as the popular Old Town outfit look set to approach the money-spinning Super Cup with lofty targets.
We are the oldest club in the country' and we will look to keep up our tradition of winning. The B. League was really competitive [where they finished second] and we will build on that by making a new plan and following it accordingly," said Haq.
"The Super Cup has created a sensation in the country due to its prize money," he added.
The tactically astute coach however bemoaned the grouping system, saying that he felt the odds were not in the Black and Whites' favours when the draw was done.
"In my opinion, our group is very strong. Both groups are very different in nature," he said.
Club captain Arman Aziz reiterated his coach's goals but specifically said that his goal was to emerge as champions.
"We want to start the Super Cup from where we left off in the B. League. We have overcome our injury problems and if we play our natural game I
am sure we will win the cup," he said.
Mohammedan are strengthening their side by borrowing players from both Muktijoddha and Arambagh with Bidyut, Tajul and Himel joining their ranks from the
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former while Mustafa Kamal and Akram make the short swap from Arambagh.
Another foreign recruit, a Nigerian who comes in to play alongside compatriot and B. League top scorer Alamu Bukola, will join the locals to swell the Old Town club's ranks.
Mohammedan manager Amirul Islam Babu raised the issue of refereeing standards saying that they hoped foreign referees would be bought in to officiate as he felt that the locals were not up to the mark when it came to judging a tournament ofsuch magnitude.
Surprise packages Rahmatganj, who make it to the Super Cup on the back of their stellar performance in the B. League seemed confident of pulling out at least a few upsets.
New coach Mir Faruk, who has been with the club for only four days said, "Our group is really strong in the Super Cup, so we have to play our best football to stay in the contest"
Captain Francis, who hails from Nigeria, was quick to thank the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) for injecting so much cash (Tk 1 crore in prize money) into football and said that Rahmatganj stood a good chance of causing some upsets.
"With the help of Idris [his fellow countryman] and Felix [an Ugandan importl, 1 think our team is strong enough to put up a challenge."