Football
50,000 Kano Pillars fans storm Kaduna for Aiteo Cup final
One thousand supporters drawn from each of the 44 local government in Kano state have been recruited to cheer Kano Pillars to victory at the finals of this year’s edition of Aiteo cup schedule to hold in Kaduna.
National Daily learnt that the chairman, Kano Pillars Fans club, Bashir Muazu(Jide) disclosed that preparations to ferry the fans to Ahmadu Bello stadium venue of the final match have been completed.
According to him, aside the anticipated 44 thousand supporters expected to be at the crucial game, thousands of independent sympathizers would hit the road to Kaduna to give support to their darling side.
He though expressed fear over the presence of a huge crowd at the game, he said the situation might be uncontrollable, “we had similar experience in Lagos, where those who were just sympathetic to our course, misbehaved and the football authorities tagged them to be members of our fans cub and punished us for their erring.
“we want to state categorically that, we are aware ABS is a 30, 000, seating facility, we have registered fans that are going to Kaduna and they are humble and law abiding, there are other thousands unregistered sympathizers, beware some would even trek to Kaduna for the game, this we cannot control, but we are appealing to our sympathizers to always comport themselves in line with the spirit of fair play.” Bashir appealed .
He further said “we lost in the final last year to Enugu Rangers, this time, we have worked hard, we must commend the players and coaches for a job well done, we have a continental ticket in our pocket and we will ice the cake with the Aiteo coveted trophy.”
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