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Liberia FA has announced that it has opened
up application for Coaches of the National
Team. Coaches interested in taking charge of
the team are to send their application to
the local football house.
The likes of Wilfred Tijani Lardner, Vavah
George and Frank Jericho Nagbe stand as
favorites to succeed lowly rated tactician
Joseph Sayon alias Kofi Bruce.
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Lone Star Seeks Another Coach |
The Lone Star will shortly begin training in
preparation for her joint 2006 Nation Cup
and World Cup qualifying match against the
Eagles of Mali in Bamako early June.
Reports gathered say funds for the training
will be released by the Ministry soon.
Coach Joseph Sayon alias Kofi Bruce along
with administrative Manager Wortor Anderson
are to submit a list of about twenty-five
players to begin training for the duel.
And, as the LFA National league rages on,
there are certainly some new discoveries
would be included on the national team, as
the team is to parade a predominantly home
based squad for its remaining four matches
in the competition.
The likes of Eric Weeks and Saygbeh Kennedy
of Roots, Nuzohn Kulala of Mighty Barrolle,
Rufu Golafaley of Monrovia Breweries, David
Tweh of LPRC-Oilers, Robert Teah and
Federick Nyemah of NPA-Anchors are expected
to blend effectively with the likes of
Shelton Barlee, Aloysius Pennie, Abu Sando,
and James Koko Lomell.
Others talents
expected to be given a call up include
Pascal Karblee, Melvin King, Patrick Gwarnu,
Isaac Tondo .
And, as the training date draws near the
question is whether Captain Varmah Kpoto
will get a call up as he is yet to feature
for any club here in the league.
The yard stick for player’s selection to
the National team should be based on current
form, but that has never been the case with
Liberian football, which gives reasons why
the team performs so lowly.
Since Kpoto is currently unattached, why
should he be selected? One die hard follower
of the Lone Star said, adding that, if Kpoto
is selected then there is no merit system. |
