By
Andrew Randa
Lobi Stars duo
of Benedict Atule and Moses Bunde are gradually making their way back from injury
and have a chance to feature in the second round of the Glo Premier League.
The
pair have missed the larger part of Lobi Stars 2013 campaign through injuries
that have limited their appearances both on the ill-fated continental front and
in the league.
Atule,
who spoke to supersport.com in Makurdi, said he is feeling better and has high
hopes he will play a part in Lobi's quest to win the league.
"I
hope to be ready in two or three weeks, the injury was scary and I've never had
that type of injury in my career," the former Kano Pillars and Enyimba
defender revealed.
"The
injury happened during Week Three of the current season when we played ABS in
Katsina-Ala, I went for a 50-50 challenge and my kneecap gave way.
"Luckily
we found a specialist who has been helping with the treatment and the cap is
back in place now."
The
Glo Premier League veteran defender also showered praises on the Dominic Iorfa
led management of Lobi Stars.
"The
management has taken care of me, I cannot complain, I hope I can get back to my
feet and help the team win the league or at least get back on the continent to
redeem ourselves after the debacle of this year's continental outing.
Another
stalwart in the squad, Bunde has also been out for a while after sustaining a
thigh injury in the course of their ill-fated continental campaign. The
Benue-born player is also expected to make a full return and be part of the
squad for the second round of the season.
Lobi
Stars of Makurdi are placed 11th on the log with 26 points from 19 matches
played so far.
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