' Big Day tomorrow for the Ameobi Brothers '
Fri Dec 04, 2015 5:45 pm
Shola Ameobi - A proud weekend for the family
Fri 04 Dec 2015
Author: @OfficialBWFC
Striker set to line up on the opposing side to his younger brother Sammy Ameobi
Shola Ameobi says it will be proud weekend for his family, as he prepares to face his brother Sammy and Cardiff City at Macron Stadium on Saturday.
Bolton will be aiming to build on a positive second half showing against Brentford on Monday night and end a challenging week off the pitch with three points.
And in facing Cardiff City at Macron Stadium, Ameobi could line up on the opposite side of his brother Sammy, 11 years his junior, for the first time after the pair were previously together at Newcastle United.
“It’ll be a proud day for my mum, dad and family, who will be down watching the game at the stadium.
“It was great for the two of us, as brothers, when we played with each other at Newcastle, but this will be the first time we’ve been on opposing teams.
“It’s an opportunity to build on our performance against Brentford. It was unfortunate we couldn’t quite get the win, but the lads had a real go and we’re hoping to go one better on Saturday.
“I think we’ve been unlucky in a couple of the games since I joined and we just haven’t quite been able to get over the line. With everyone fighting hard and working for each other we’re hopeful that a win will set us away.”
Fri 04 Dec 2015
Author: @OfficialBWFC
Striker set to line up on the opposing side to his younger brother Sammy Ameobi
Shola Ameobi says it will be proud weekend for his family, as he prepares to face his brother Sammy and Cardiff City at Macron Stadium on Saturday.
Bolton will be aiming to build on a positive second half showing against Brentford on Monday night and end a challenging week off the pitch with three points.
And in facing Cardiff City at Macron Stadium, Ameobi could line up on the opposite side of his brother Sammy, 11 years his junior, for the first time after the pair were previously together at Newcastle United.
“It’ll be a proud day for my mum, dad and family, who will be down watching the game at the stadium.
“It was great for the two of us, as brothers, when we played with each other at Newcastle, but this will be the first time we’ve been on opposing teams.
“It’s an opportunity to build on our performance against Brentford. It was unfortunate we couldn’t quite get the win, but the lads had a real go and we’re hoping to go one better on Saturday.
“I think we’ve been unlucky in a couple of the games since I joined and we just haven’t quite been able to get over the line. With everyone fighting hard and working for each other we’re hopeful that a win will set us away.”
Re: ' Big Day tomorrow for the Ameobi Brothers '
Fri Dec 04, 2015 7:04 pm
Ah fair play didn't realise his brother played for Bolton 
