Fidelis Ilechukwu's "SO-SO Code" May Deliver NPFL Trophy to MFM this Season

Fidelis Ilechukwu, the eccentric coach of MFM FC, running along the track beating his chest as his own way of celebrating yet another goal. The suite wearing coach may have discovered the "SO-SO code" that unleash a lethal attracking force to any MFM opponent at the ongoing Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL).

Fidelis Ilechukwu could be seen as the Nigerian version of Jose Mourinho with his eccentric behaviors on the bench of MFM FC. The head Coach of the Olukoya boys is so confident of what he can deliver this season, almost to a boastful gesture of beating his chest, now a trademark celebration anytime his tutored MFM team scores yet another goal.

Ilechukwu may have discovered a lethal attacking force called the "SO-SO Code"...with which he mersmerize his opponents on the ongoing NPFL this season. Stephen Odey referred to "SO-9" and Skiru Olatunbosun as "SO-7" are the most formidable strike force in the Nigerian League at the moment..

Ilechukwu combination of both players have delivered 15 goals in 11 matches and still counting! Ilechukwu strongly believe that Stephen Odey is the best striker in the world today and his combination with yet another super-Assist player Skiru Olatunbosun has paid off so far in the ongoing league season.

Stephen Odey is the current highest goal scorer with 12 goals in 11 matches and Skiru Olatunbosun has put away 3 goals and 6 assists. One of his goals is now a Puska Award contender and CNN goal of the week.

The strike force has lifted MFM to the top of the league table on 27 points and two ahead of Plateau United who are now second.

With the way things are going, Ilechukwu fear that Agent may soon cart away these players to clubs abroad and he will not to a stumbling block to their progress to top flights teams in Europe. Second, if any of these lads crop up injury, the goals might dry up for MFM... and a repeat of what happen last year when the "Prayer warrriors" nearly dropped to relegation aftet early shine last season.