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NPFL: Shooting Stars fans call for Yusuf’s sack after Kano Pillars draw

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Shooting Stars fans have called for the dismissal of their head coach, Salisu Yusuf, after another disappointing result, DAILY POST reports.

The Oluyole Warriors were held to a goalless draw by Kano Pillars in a rescheduled Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) Matchday 3 encounter in Ibadan.

The Ibadan club has now recorded just one win from their last six league matches.

Frustrated supporters chanted “Salisu must go” after the stalemate with Kano Pillars.

“Salisu must go” chants were heard around the stadium.

The Ibadan-based club will now look to end their barren run when they face Kun Khalifat in their next league game.

NPFL: Shooting Stars fans call for Yusuf’s sack after Kano Pillars draw

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