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Despite finishing second on the league table, the coach of Remo Stars, Daniel Ogunmodede, has openly admitted his responsibility for the team's perceived failure to clinch the championship. After concluding the season in the second position for the second consecutive year, Ogunmodede candidly acknowledged that this outcome fell short of their initial aspirations for the season.
"For my personal target, I consider it a failure on my part because our goal from the outset of the season was crystal clear — to advance beyond our performance last season," Ogunmodede reflected. "We finished second last season, and our aim was to claim the top spot this season. Unfortunately, despite our efforts, we fell short and settled for second place."
The coach highlighted the differences between the previous and current seasons, noting that the 2022/23 season was abbreviated, while the 2023/24 season was a full-fledged marathon. He emphasized that each format presents unique challenges and lessons, contributing to the team's overall learning and development.
"In football, as in life, we must accept the outcomes as they unfold. As the coach, I take full responsibility for our performance, which is why I commended the players for their efforts," Ogunmodede stated, emphasizing his accountability amidst the disappointment of not achieving their primary objective.
"We are committed to continuous improvement," he affirmed. "That is our perpetual goal — to strive for excellence and to constantly elevate our performance."
Despite the setback of not securing the league title, Ogunmodede expressed optimism about the future of Remo Stars. He underscored the team's unwavering determination to learn from this experience and to channel their efforts towards future successes. The coach's candid assessment and constructive outlook reflect a commitment to growth and resilience within the team, setting the stage for renewed determination in the seasons to come.
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