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Obua Fights for His Place

                   
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May 27, 2008
        
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Posted to the web 27 May 2008 Kampala IF David Obua's determination to train for three consecutive hours yesterday was meant to prove something, then it was that Cranes' opponents Niger will have a mountain to climb on Saturday. The lanky midfielder, who had disappointed everybody but himself... [read full story]                    

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 newvision.co.ug May 29, 2008
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Same old story

newvision.co.ug
May 29, 2008
        

THE last time Niger jetted into Uganda, I was fortunate enough to be invited along for a revealing tête-à-tête by their coach, Hamey Amadou. Then, Amadou proved an engaging and affable interviewee till the name David Obua made a long overdue appearance in our chit-chat.

                   
newvision.co.ug: Laszlo Csaba does the listening as assistants Sam Timbe (right) and David Otti (left) talk newvision.co.ug

Obua fights for his place

newvision.co.ug
May 27, 2008
        

Fred Kaweesi World Cup qualifier Saturday, Live on GTV Uganda v Niger IF David Obua’s determination to train for three consecutive hours yesterday was meant to prove something, then it was that Cranes’ opponents Niger will have a mountain to climb on Saturday. The lanky midfielder, who had...

                   

Uganda: Obua Fights for His Place

allafrica.com
May 27, 2008
        

Posted to the web 27 May 2008 Kampala IF David Obua's determination to train for three consecutive hours yesterday was meant to prove something, then it was that Cranes' opponents Niger will have a mountain to climb on Saturday. The lanky midfielder, who had disappointed everybody but himself...

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