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‘Amazing’ Nigerian team capable of going all the way, says Waldrum

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Super Falcons’ Coach, Randy WaldrumSuper Falcons’ Coach, Randy Waldrum, believes Nigeria has the talent to go all the way at the ongoing FIFA Women World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.“I just feel like they all believe we are destined for something special at this World Cup.Our journey is not over and we will be very, very well prepared for whoever we play next week,” he said.Follow Us

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