By
Ojeikere Aikhoje
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talisman, Gbolahan Salami has rejected claims that he is a difficult player to
work with.
Salami
played a significant role when the Daniel Amokachi tutored Super Eagles won the
West African Football Union (Wafu) Cup in 2010.
“I
think it’s necessary to put things straight because my image is at stake.
Nobody could explain why I was suspended since the club granted me permission
to be away.
It’s
on record that I scored one goal in every round of the 2013 Federation Cup,
which makes me the team’s highest goalscorer. I’ve also scored five goals in
the league this term.
“I
do my best to fulfill contractual agreement by scoring goals and helping others
to score,” Salami, who is also a former under-20 forward, said to
supersport.com
The
former Mamelodi Sundowns forward equally lamented that he has since become a
target of match officials who threaten him on the field.
“People
don’t know what I go through during matches. Clubs connive with match officials
to upset me so as to ensure I’m sent out during league games. However, I try as
much as possible to remain calm and concentrate on the game.
“Defenders
even come hard on me and the officials fail to penalise them,” he told
supersport.com.
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