Bill
Neewray Worries Over Lone Star Training
-Expresses Concerns Over FEEL FREE Proposal
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Power Kieh and Bill Neewray 2nd shaking the hand of
Ethiopian players.
May 23, 2003
Liberia’s Switzerland-based midfielder Bill Neewray, alias "Sekou
Bamba" has expressed serious concerns over the training of the Lone
Star.
Speaking to our Sports Desk yesterday via telephone conversation, the
hardworking midfielder says he is worried over the conditions the
local boys are undergoing. He said if the players are to live up to
expectations, they must be given the necessary ingredients in terms of
training.
Commenting on the forthcoming game, the Switzerland-based midfielder
said with the support of every Liberian and coupled with collective
work, the team can come out with flying colors.
He said the match against Ethiopia will determine Liberia’s chances in
the qualifiers. He said the home game must be won at all cost.
Meanwhile, the midfielder said he is still concerned over the delay of
football authorities to adequately respond to the proposal by the
Swiss Sports Manufacturing Company, FEEL FREE.
He said the materials that were taken to Addis Ababa were sample to be
used by the Lone Star in the match against the Ethiopians.
Commenting further, he added that if sports authorities agree to the
proposal, the Lone Star stands to benefit from jerseys, balls, shin
guards, medical kits, t-shirts, slippers, sneakers, bags, caps among
others. "And when Lone Star qualifies for the finals, the team also
stands to benefit from an endorsement contract when she wears FEEL
FREE materials," he pointed out.
The players also says he wants the LFA send faxes of players invited
on time to enable them book their flights on time.
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