Indigenous FIFA and CAF certified synthetic pitch installation firm, Alansmith Nigeria Limited has earned applauses from Super Eagles duo of Paul Ebere Onuachu and Frank Onyeka over the good job done at the FC Ebedei Stadium in Sagamu, Ogun State.

The KRC Genk of Belgium and Brentford of England Stars during the week paid a surprised visit to their boyhood club were they trained and held mind-blowing talk with the players.

After the training session, the FC Ebedei legends who were marveled at the work done at the stadium took time to thank President of the club, Barrister Churchill Oliseh for splashing millions into the project.

“Daddy (Barrister Churchill Oliseh) have taken the club to a whole new level. The multi-million FC Ebedei Stadium edifice is top class and one similar to what you find in many leagues in Europe.

“The construction firm have also done a good job with the quality of job and turf it installed in the FC Ebedei Stadium, this will help the players improve a lot.

“When they also travel to any part of Europe for trials, such players can easily get use with the playing turfs of these stadia.”

Joshua Adamu, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the firm thanked the Super Eagles duo for their kind words as he informed that: “The FC Ebedei Stadium pitch is a FIFA 2-star rated pitch with shock pads and 60mm grass carefully and professionally laid.

“The specified turf was tested at LaboSports in Europe, the specification allows for speed, ball bounce and ankle movement for players all tested and proven to be accurate.

“Also the French drain system installed on the pitch can not get waterlogged when matches are played in the rain.”

Meanwhile, Alansmith is major player in sports construction from stadium seats to all sporting surfaces, acrylic, PP Floors and various synthetic grasses for different sports, from soccer, hockey, basketball, tennis and all sports generally from concept to drawing and construction.

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