Ex-Flying Eagles coach John Obuh has been handed an ultimatum to win the next three matches after Enugu Rangers lost their second game of the season to newly promoted Giwa FC.
Rangers lost 1-0 to Giwa on Wednesday and they also lost 2-1 to regional rivals Enyimba in their opening game of the new season.
Rangers media officer Foster Chime told MTNFootball.com the management is far from satisfied with the performance of the team and so the ultimatum.
“The G.M, Paul Chibuzor, is so worried at the number of points recorded by the coach John Obuh-led coaching crew and as a measure to check this low productivity, has given them the ultimatum to win our next three games or face some sanctions,” Chime disclosed.
Rangers hosts Sunshine Stars this Sunday in Enugu before making two difficult road trips to Port Harcourt and Warri for dates with Dolphins and Warri Wolves.
Obuh joined Rangers amid high expectations, promising to win ‘The Flying Antelopes’ a major trophy after they have gone almost three decades without a major piece of silverware.
Rangers have three points from as many matches now. (mtnfootball)
