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Nigerian Super Eagle Defender Emmanuel Fernandez Blasts Critics Over Slow Start This Season

Nigerian Super Eagle Defender Emmanuel Fernandez Blasts Critics Over Slow Start This Season

Defender Emmanuel Fernandez remains unfazed by critics after a slow start to the 2026-27 season, focusing on his own performance rather than external opinions.

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Defender Emmanuel Fernandez has dismissed critics by stating he doesn't pay attention to negative comments about his performances, which have been slow this season following a strong start in previous campaigns. Despite the criticism, Fernandez remains confident in his abilities and is focused on helping Super Eagles and Rangers achieve success in their upcoming matches. The 2026-27 season has been a challenging one for Fernandez so far, but he is working hard to bounce back from his struggles. With his experience and dedication, Fernandez hopes to silence his critics and prove himself as a top defender once again.

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