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Kadalah Selects 16 Foreign-Based
Players, But...
-Makor, Kelvin,
Zizi, Neewray, Konwlo, S. Seah Included-Chris Wreh, JB
Seton Left Out
February 28, 2003
With the Ethiopia Vs. Liberia match in the 2004 African
Nations’ Cup qualifier scheduled on the weekend of March
28, 2003, the technical manager of the National football
team, the Lone Star, Kadalah Kromah has selected 16
foreign-based for the encounter.
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Liberian striker gives Rapids size
February 28, 2003
Zizi
Roberts, a Liberian striker who has been working out with
the Colorado Rapids for three weeks, now is officially a
member of the Major League Soccer team.

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Malaysian FA Boss Extols JB Seton
-Says LFA Prexy Snowe
February 28, 2003
The biblical adage that “ a prophet is not welcome in his
own home” has begun to affect one of Liberia’s youthful
and prolific strikers, Josiah JB. Seton. While his country
is not appreciating and using his exploits on the field of
play, the Malaysian FA Chief has noticed him.

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ACT SWIFTLY OR SMELL THE RAT
A COMMENTARY:
February 27, 2003
Football in Liberia today is becoming
distasteful simply because those handling the world most
attractive social activity aren’t coalescing effectively
to keep it soaring.

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'Power' Kieh Loaned to Hankaris FC
- to
Help Save Them From Relegation
February 27, 2003
Liberia's enterprising
striker, Alvin "Power" Kieh, has been loaned to second
division side Hankaris FC in Cyprus in an effort aimed at
saving the team from relegation.

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FRANCIS DOE WOBBLES WALSAL FC OF
ENGLAND
February 26, 2003
Rising Liberian
striker Francis Doe had the prospect of wobbling fans and
officials of English Nationwide side Walsal FC following a
two-week long trial in England.
Player
Profile and Statistics
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Revelations Into Mighty Blue Angel’s
CAF Disqualification
February 26, 2003
The recent
disqualification of Liberia’s Mighty Blue Angels from the
29th African Cup of Cups Winners competition by
the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has not only
sent shock waves across the nation, it has also pitted
officials of the local football governing body, the
Liberia Football Association (LFA), and Blue Angels
against one another, with accusations and
counteraccusations flying here, there and yonder.
Click Here for the Letter
From CAF
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A Tribute to Victor Sieh
February 26, 2003
Shockingly, the cold hands of death
penetrated the walls of the St. Joseph Catholic Hospital
in Congo Town, snatching away the life of Mr. Victor Sieh,
Sr., one of the country’s most prolific football
technicians.

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As Ethiopia Match Draws Nearer:
JNJ, Kadalah Call For Early Preparation
-As Coach Kromah Wants Salary Paid,
Or...
February
25, 2003
As the date for the
2004 Nations’ Cup qualifier match draws nearer, the
technical manager of the National football team, the Lone
Star, Kadalah Kromah and former Lone Star coach, Josiah N.
Johnson, are calling for early preparation to ensure that
the team performs in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Mighty Blue Angels Expelled From CAF
Cup-Winners-Cup
-For Failure To Meet Registration
Deadline
February
25, 2003
The Confederation of African
Football (CAF) has expelled Mighty Blue Angels of Liberia
from this year’s Cup-Winners-Cup competition.

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Following A Spell In UAE:
Janjay Innis Moves Back Switzerland
February
25, 2003
One of Liberia’s
enterprising attacking midfielders ,Janjay Innis, has
moved back to Switzerland where he previously played for
Yverdon Sports
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LNOC Prexy Wants All Natl.
University Teams Formed
-For International Competitions
February
25, 2003
The President of
the Liberia National Olympic Committee (LNOC), Mr.
Clemenceau B. Urey, wants the National University Sports
Federation (NUSF) through its technical committee to form
All National University Teams from the various
universities that participated in the 2003 National
University Games.

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Fading
stars
February
21, 2003
BBC Sport traces the Liberian team that
nearly made the World Cup

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Snowe stays in charge
February
21, 2003
Fifa says Edwin
Snowe can remain as head of Liberia's FA, despite his
absence from the country.

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Jericho Raps on New NPA Anchors
February
21, 2003
The appointment of Frank Jericho Nagbe as head coach of
the soccer squad of the National Port Authority (NPA)
Anchors nearly suffered setback when the veteran coach's
decision to revamp the team received numerous criticisms.

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"Oppong To Assist Lone Star"
Coach Kromah
February
20, 2003
The head coach of the Liberia national
team, Mr. Kadala Kromah is insisting that the Lone Star
plays an international test match before her African Cup
of Nations qualifying encounter with Ethiopia come March
30.

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New IE Vice President Outlines Plans
February 20, 2003
In the midst of reports that the
camp of "Sunshine Yellow Boys" Invincible Eleven (IE) is
in disarray, the club is said to have named Malike Dukuly
and Samuel Farkollie as Vice Presidents for Operations and
Player Welfare respectively.
ALSO:
Two IE Stalwarts Differ On
Premiership League

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As Ethiopia Match Date Approaches:
LFA Prepares Lone Star’s Training
Budget
February 20, 2003
As the date for the Ethiopia Vs.
Liberia match in the African Cup of Nations’ qualifiers
draws nearer, the Liberia Football Association has begun
putting finishing touches to the training budget of the
National football team, the Lone Star.

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Club Bosses Oppose Premier League
February 20, 2003
The Liberia Football Association's desire to inaugurate a
Premier Division during the 2003 league season seems to be
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Rebel Activities Disrupt Bassa
Defenders Trip
-To Sierra Leone On; New
Arrangement Pending
February 19, 2003
Recent rebel activities in the Cape Mount area have
disrupted the planned trip of Bassa Defenders which was
scheduled for Sierra Leone.

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LBF League Continues Unabated This
Week
-Oilers Vs. Bulls Today;
Raiders Vs. U-Kings Friday
-IE Vs. NPA-Pythons Sat.; Oilers Vs. Barrolle Sunday
February 19, 2003
Following a week break
due to the recently held National University Games, the
Liberia Basketball Federation (LBF) National League
continues unabated at the Sports Commission this week.

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LNOC
Holds Successful 2003 Natl. University Games
–UL Top Medals Table, Wins Two Championships
February 18, 2003
The
second edition of the National University Games officially
got underway on Saturday, February 8, 2003 with a parade
and an elaborate indoor program.
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PAILEY,
ZAH PULL FIRST BLOOD IN CAMEROON
February 10, 2003
Joseph Pailey and Zah Krangar-two
Liberians scored on their debutant encounter in the 44th
Edition of the Cameroonian Division I League.
Also:
Zah, Pailey Join Cameroonian Club

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Barrolle Clinches lives Burnette Cup
February 10, 2003
A new breed of players has won for Mighty Barrolle the Sam Burnette
Trophy on Sunday. At the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS)
on Lynch Street, the Rollers thrashed their rivals
Invincible Eleven
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FIFA Admits Referee Stanley Konah
February
9, 2003
Ebenezer Stanley
Konah has been confirmed as a FIFA badged referee less
than a week after he was named Most Improved Referee at
the end of the 2002 league season by the Liberia Football
Association (LFA).
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FIFA World Youth Championship UAE
2003
George Weah – I want to be a role model
February 9, 2003
It
has been quite a footballing globetrot. On his trek from
Liberia to the United Arab Emirates, George Weah has
entertained crowds in Monaco, Paris, Milan, New York,
Manchester and Marseilles. The winner of the 1995 FIFA
World Player of the Year Award spoke exclusively to
FIFA.com...

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Thai Club Invites Liberian Trio
February 9, 2003
Day by day, the demand for
Liberian soccer talents in Asia continues to blaze like
wide fire. The high demand for Liberian players is
obviously a result of the performance of the likes of
George Weah, Frank Seator, Alexander Freeman and Sam
Chebli who have been exhibiting their skills in this part
of the world for several years.

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Massive Preparation for National University Games
February 7, 2003
Massive preparation are taking place for the second edition
of the National University Games which kicks off on
February 10, 2003 at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports with
athletic events.

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JAMES DEBBAH MUST REVIVE UAE CLUB
February 6, 2003
George Weah’s month long injury sustained a few weeks ago
signifies that his fellow Liberian teammate James Debbah
will have to stimulate their United Arab Emirate Club, Al-Jazirah
this weekend.

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LONE STAR SHORT OF FOREIGN
SUPPORT
February 6, 2003
Not
until the re-introduction of Coach Kadala Kromah as Head Coach of the
Lone Star, the former has always relied on its foreign support.

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For 2004 Nations' Cup Qualifiers:
MYS, LFA to Ensure Match
February 5, 2003
Youth
and Sports Minister Max Dennis say the Government of
Liberia through the Ministry of Youth and Sports is
working feverishly with the Liberia Football Association
(LFA) to ensure that the requirements for Liberia 2004
Nations' Cup qualification match with Ethiopia in
achieved.
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JOE NAGBE FINDS FUTURE IN INDONESIA
February 4, 2003
Former Liberia Football team Captain Joe
Nagbe is in Indonesia searching dreadfully for a probable
return to International football.
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BENDU FC THRASH GHANA HEARTS OF OAK
February 3, 2003
Ghana reigning Champions Accra Hearts of Oak on Sunday
suffered a pitiful 1-2 routing at the lethal hands of
Bendu FC at the Accra Sport Stadium
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Jericho To Quit NPA Anchors If…
February 2, 2003
Newly
appointed NPA Anchors coach Frank Jericho Nagbe has vowed
to quit the job unless officials refrain from
interference.
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Clubs Prepare For Task Ahead
February 1, 2003
Ahead
of their maiden participation in African club
competitions, Mighty Blue Angels, Mark Professionals and
LISCR FC are expected to move to camp over the weekend.
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