Martins Hails Keshi As The Special One

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Levante of Spain striker Obafemi Martins has heaped plaudits on the Super Eagles for mauling Liberia 6-1 in Calabar last Saturday to qualify for next year's Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa.Martins is particularly pleased with the work the team's gaffer,Stephen Keshi has done in transforming the Eagles to a scintillating team Nigerians saw on Saturday.
“They deserve all the accolades they got from everybody and I want to add my voice to that.They did the unthinkable,scoring six times against a team that forced them to a 2-2 draw in the first leg. 
“The result will not only bring confidence back to the fold but also shows that Stephen Keshi is really working hard to see that Nigeria reclaims her rightful position on the world map”,he said.While optimistic of getting a recall to the Eagles,Martins says he still has plenty of room for improvement at his new club after scoring two goals in his first three games.The 27-year-old striker who joined the La Liga side on a two-year deal on a free transfer after Rubin Kazan agreed to terminate his contract before its expiration date warned his side's rivals that they can expect plenty more fireworks once he reaches full fitness
 "I'm getting used to each player on a daily basis and I’m much quicker in front of goal now,” he began in a chat with Complete Sports.
"I'm very confident that I will score more goals with Levante this season and this could start against Getafe on Sunday".
source:complete sport

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