Lonestar May Boycott Togo’s Trip

August 31, 2005-Monrovia
The Ministry of Youth and Sports in Monrovia has disclosed that the national football team of Liberia, the Lone Star is faced with the difficulty of honoring the weekend encounter with the Hawks of Togo in Lome.

Also See : Liberia face World Cup crisis (BBC)

GREEK CLUB SIGNS LIBERIAN STRIKER
August 29, 2005-
 Following a lengthened period of idleness from top flight club football, Liberia’s Francis Doe has finally joined Atromitos FC of Greece on a long standing loan contract from Buduburam FC in Ghana, the player’s management team, Dokpah International Sports Management (DISM) disclosed yesterday.

RSL add forward Melvin Tarley
August 29, 2005-SALT LAKE CITY - Real Salt Lake General Manager Steve Pastorino and Head Coach John Ellinger today announced the acquisition of striker Melvin Tarley, a Liberian-born forward who has scored six goals in three Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Games for the giant-slaying Minnesota Thunder (USL First Division).

Menyongar nets 2 as Minnesota Thunder reaches U.S. Open Cup semifinals
August 25, 2005
PARKVILLE, MO. -- Johnny Menyongar took his turn in the spotlight Wednesday for the Minnesota Thunder in the quarterfinal round of the U.S. Open Cup, scoring two goals in a 3-1 victory over the Kansas City Wizards.


Note: The Thunder has loaned forward Melvin Tarley to Real Salt Lake of Major League, Lagos said. Tarley, who has scored six goals in U.S. Open Cup games this year, can be recalled by the Thunder at any time. Lagos said Tarley would be recalled for the Thunder's next Open Cup game.

IE Board Demands Report From Leadership
August 25, 2005
The Board of the Invincible Eleven Majestic Sport Association (IEMSA) has demanded a report of the leadership, headed by Isaac Nyenabo.

Fans Take IE From Leadership

Fans of the Yellow Boys, Invincible Eleven (IE) have announced that they have taken over the club from its leadership, headed by Isaac Nyenabo.

Liberian International Shine in Debut in South Africa
August 13, 2005
Liberian international striker, Anthony Laffor says it gave him a huge feeling of satisfaction scoring on his debut game for Jomo Cosmos against Black Leopards last Tuesday.

Oilers In Pole Position - As Black Star Shows Heroic Plays
August 8, 2005

Star studded LPRC-Oilers under the helmsmanship of former national team tactician Kadala Kromah are back on top, courtesy of a 2-0 trashing of Frank Jericho Nagbe's NPA-Anchors.

Playing Away Liberian Players continue to make strides as they ply their trade for various clubs on the outside.

August 8, 2005
In Indonesia, former LISCR striker Henry Gobah has been out of action since April due to injury. See full listing of players: The Premium League Joe Nagbe......Persema Malang Moses Nyewan....Swirijaya F.C.

Tarley Scores Four Goals in Thunder's Upset Over Rapids

August 3, 2005 (St. Paul, MN)-

Melvin Tarley carried the Minnesota Thunder on his back again when he scored all four goals in the Thunder’s 4-1 victory over the Colorado Rapids (MLS) in the fourth round of the U.S. Open Cup on Wednesday at James Griffin Stadium.

LiberianSoccer.com Interviews
Johnny Bleedie and Bob Zeo

August 3, 2005
It is a known fact that Liberian football is in a slump. The National team has lost 4 of their last 5 matches and is currently lying last in group B of the 2006 World Cup qualifiers. Since King George Weah and his talented team mates hung up their boots, Liberian football has hit rock bottom.

Shame On IE Administration
August 2,2005

     Fans of the once Darling Club, Invincible Eleven (IE) are demanding the team from their administration, headed by Isaac Nyenabo, and the Willard Russell-led Board.

Liberian international Melvin Tarley, USL Player of the Week
August 2,2005

USL  announced the Week 15 player of the  Week Tuesday, honoring Minnesota's Melvin Tarley

What's Happening In NPA Anchors?
August 2,2005
    The NPA Anchors suffered one of many their defeats in recent times at the hands of LPRC Oilers. Last Saturday, the port boys left the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS) weeping as a result of a 2-0 bashing.