The Premier league returnee, JUTH FC of Jos is preparing hard to end the National league division 1A on a sound nothing to inflict defeat on its host, Nasarawa United.
JUTH FC which came third from the Makurdi centre of Federations cup behind Enyimba and Dolphins have been preparing well ahead of the reschedule match against Nasarawa United away in Lafia.
In the absence of the three coaches who were recuperating from the auto crashed they had while travelling to Makurdi for the Federations cup, Coach Adeyemi of JUTH FC feeders team has been taking charge.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Monday, May 24, 2010
JUTH FC RETURN TO LEAGUE SUMMIT
JUTH FC of Jos has reclaim its leadership position in National league division1A after an impressive 2-2 draw away to El kanemi warriors in Maiduguri.
JUTH FC could have secured the maximum three points but were denied of that by some questionable calls by the centre referee and his ARs' but the 1 point is enough for
JUTH FC to remain the league leader has curtain wind down on the league.
The healers now have 45 points with two games in hand, one hanging at the NFF disciplinary committee and one outstanding against Nasarawa United.
JUTH FC could have secured the maximum three points but were denied of that by some questionable calls by the centre referee and his ARs' but the 1 point is enough for
JUTH FC to remain the league leader has curtain wind down on the league.
The healers now have 45 points with two games in hand, one hanging at the NFF disciplinary committee and one outstanding against Nasarawa United.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
babawo mohammed
name : BABAWO MOHAMMED
position: MIDFIELDER
height: 1.57m
weight: 72kg
Previous clubs: PLATEAU PYRAMID, MIGHTY JETS
Present club: JUTH FC, JOS
Nickname: LECTURER AND SKIPPO
medals won: Plateau state FA Cup with Jets 2001, 2003
Plateau state FA Cup with JUTH 2008, 2010
He was Mighty Jets Captain and is currently JUTH FC captain.
Qualities: He is a very good passers of ball, he has vison for gold, good
dribbling skills and trickish. He use both legs with ease
Saturday, May 1, 2010
JUTH PLAYERS VOW TO DEVOUR FC TARABA
After their unimpressive display against Mighty Jets of Jos last weekend which make the management give them three matches ultimatum to perform well or get a 50% pay cut starting form the home game against FC Taraba, the players of the club have vowed to beat FC Taraba silly in the week 23 match schedule for Sunday at Rwang Pam stadium.
The team captain, Babawo Mohamed said they will not let the management and the team supporter down as they will get the needed promotion ticket.
He said "We know the management are not happy with us now, but we are doing our best, we will do more to see that we get the ticket to premier league, FC Taraba will be beaten blue and black this weekend to show the management that we are equal to the task"
The team captain, Babawo Mohamed said they will not let the management and the team supporter down as they will get the needed promotion ticket.
He said "We know the management are not happy with us now, but we are doing our best, we will do more to see that we get the ticket to premier league, FC Taraba will be beaten blue and black this weekend to show the management that we are equal to the task"
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
JUTH PLAYERS TO BE PLACED ON HALF SALARY
If JUTH FC players does not improve on their performance in the subsequent league matches, they may incure the wrath of the management.
The management met with the technical crew and decide that the players should show more commitment to justify the huge investments on them by the club.
The management is not happy with the lackadaisical approach of the players to matches and lack of commitment.
The media officer, Olusola Alao while briefing the newsmen after the management meeting said the management is not happy with the way the players play matches as if nothing is at stake and that if they did not chance in next games, they should be ready to receive pay cut.
He said “The management is not happy with the way our players play as if nothing is at stake, they are not committed whenever they are playing despite the huge investment on them. They have been told to turn new leaf or face sanctions. In fact from next match we want to see changes in their performance, we want to see improvement, the dedication and commitment should be felt on the field with convincing victories, or else they will be placed on half salary and half their sign on fee slash to two, we can not afford to throw away the promotion ticket which we have in our hands based on their poor showing”
The players have been warned to be discipline on and off the pitch as that is the foundation on which the club was founded.
“Our players have been told to take discipline a s their watch word on and off the pitch, no unnecessary cards and they should be good ambassador of the team outside the pitch, they have to move closer to God and shun all the vises that can affect them, any one not discipline will pay for it” Alao said
The management met with the technical crew and decide that the players should show more commitment to justify the huge investments on them by the club.
The management is not happy with the lackadaisical approach of the players to matches and lack of commitment.
The media officer, Olusola Alao while briefing the newsmen after the management meeting said the management is not happy with the way the players play matches as if nothing is at stake and that if they did not chance in next games, they should be ready to receive pay cut.
He said “The management is not happy with the way our players play as if nothing is at stake, they are not committed whenever they are playing despite the huge investment on them. They have been told to turn new leaf or face sanctions. In fact from next match we want to see changes in their performance, we want to see improvement, the dedication and commitment should be felt on the field with convincing victories, or else they will be placed on half salary and half their sign on fee slash to two, we can not afford to throw away the promotion ticket which we have in our hands based on their poor showing”
The players have been warned to be discipline on and off the pitch as that is the foundation on which the club was founded.
“Our players have been told to take discipline a s their watch word on and off the pitch, no unnecessary cards and they should be good ambassador of the team outside the pitch, they have to move closer to God and shun all the vises that can affect them, any one not discipline will pay for it” Alao said
Thursday, April 22, 2010
SUPREMACY BATTLE AS MIGHTY JETS/JUTH FC SET JOS ON FIRE
It will be a cracker at Rwang Pam township stadium, Jos when second placed Mighty Jets of Jos play host to city rival and National league division 1A league leader, JUTH FC of Jos in a supremacy battle this weekend.
The match is going to be interesting and explosive as both will try to outwit one another as a win for any of the teams will make such be on top of the table.
JUTH FC which lost the first leg 0-1 to Jets is ready to pay them back with a defeat.
JUTH FC Media Officer, Olusola Alao said it will be a tough game as expected but believe his team will subdue Mighty jets and carry the day.
He said “It is a local derby as we all know and it has never been easy anywhere in the world when we talk of derby. It will be a tough game and will be keenly contested, we lost the first leg at home and we are ready to make up for that by inflicting defeat on them, it won’t be an easy ride for us but our boys are highly motivated and determine to go all out to win the game and remain on top of the table after the match. I am sure we will win the match”
The match is going to be interesting and explosive as both will try to outwit one another as a win for any of the teams will make such be on top of the table.
JUTH FC which lost the first leg 0-1 to Jets is ready to pay them back with a defeat.
JUTH FC Media Officer, Olusola Alao said it will be a tough game as expected but believe his team will subdue Mighty jets and carry the day.
He said “It is a local derby as we all know and it has never been easy anywhere in the world when we talk of derby. It will be a tough game and will be keenly contested, we lost the first leg at home and we are ready to make up for that by inflicting defeat on them, it won’t be an easy ride for us but our boys are highly motivated and determine to go all out to win the game and remain on top of the table after the match. I am sure we will win the match”
Monday, April 19, 2010
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