NLO1: Hammola International FC Head Coach 'Hoppers' Leaves Role Citing Personal Reasons

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 NLO1: Hammola International FC Head Coach 'Hoppers' Leaves Role Citing Personal Reasons



NLO1: Hammola International FC Head Coach 'Hoppers' Leaves Role Citing Personal Reasons

Nationwide League One Side Hammola International FC side Head Coach Abdulazeez 'Hoppers' AbdulRazak has tendered his resignation letter to leave his role with immediate effect.


The experienced Gaffer resigned from the NLO One side Hammola International FC citing personal reasons. 


The former NWFL Premiership side Osun Babes FC Tactician guarded the Ido-Osun based side to back to back Federation Cup (AITEO Cup) finals in Osun a feat seen as extraordinary in the history of the modest club.


In a letter delivered to the club's management, the former Knight FC Head Coach thanked the Club for the opportunity given to him to serve. 


"I Abdulazeez AbdulRazak wish to inform you of my decision to resign from my position as Head Coach of Hammola International FC due to personal reasons," Hoppers said. 


"My decision to leave is 100% based on personal reasons. Having achieved alot during my two years at Hammola International FC, it's high time to face another challenge as a coach. 


"Thank you for giving me the opportunity time to serve the club, not forgetting the entire players, allowing my management and the good people of Ido-Osun.


The young Manager was in charge of the club for, less than two years and  led the Club to seven (7) finals in his first season, winning three (3) and losing four (4) in the process. His next destination will be announced in some few weeks.

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