February2005

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	Liberia retain Sayon Monrovia ,February 28, 2005 The Liberia Football Association (LFA) and the Sports Ministry have reached a compromise that means Joseph Sayon will remain as the Lone Star's coach.
	FLY Rejects Leadership Suspension - Accuses MYS of Interference Monrovia ,February 28, 2005 The membership of the Federation of Liberian Youth (FLY) has out rightly rejected the reported suspension action by the Ministry of Youth and Sports against the leadership of the Federation.
	Weah's Cousin on football trial in Australia Monrovia ,February 28, 2005 The Liberian who has scored 98 goals in 142 games is said to possess lethal foot and power in the air. He is said to achieved a cult status in Indonesia.
	Filling Weah's Shoes Monrovia ,February 24, 2005 Despite starring for the US Under-20 side, George Weah Jr. hasn't given up on playing for Liberia. He says he will make a decision at the appropriate time under FIFA regulations. George Weah may be out of competitive action but many would still agree that the Liberian legend is doing the things he knows best to keep his legacy alive even after his demise.
	As Another Unrewarding Season Begins Players Loom In Uncertainty What Does The FA Has To Offer? Monrovia ,February 17, 2005- The Liberia Football Association (LFA) National league began over the weekend with many clubs looking ill prepared and lowly motivated. As Our Sports Commentator Wleh Bedell reports, many football followers are looking in the direction of the FA as to what it has to offer in spite of the FA's President admission that much needs to be done.
	British Coach Hopeful Of Liberian Star, Cephas February 19, 2005 The British manager of America’s top second division side, Richmond Kickers has spoken highly of the playing ability of Liberian international, McColm Cephas, saying he looks forward to seeing him play for top European clubs including Manchester United.
	As LFA Begins Another Unachievable League Saturday - Relegation Put On Hold Monrovia ,February 17, 2005 It is the dream for every club manager or player to play at the top flight in order to show case their talent, earning some money and improve their livelihood
	Roberts to the rescue? February 17, 2005 LIBERIA international striker Zizi Roberts is on Perak’s shopping list. Roberts, who plays for Colorado Rapids in the United States Major League, could be the answer to the Silver State’s lack of fire-power.
	Trialists Johnny Menyongar suited up with San Jose. =February 17, 2005-Menyongar is a Liberian international who has spent the last five seasons in the A-League with the Minnesota Thunder.
	Sports Ministry Holds Jerico's Cheque Monrovia ,February 15, 2005 The coach of premier league side NPA Anchors, Frank Jericho Nagbe has apparently run into trouble with the Youth and Sports Ministry. The Sports Ministry has, according to reports, denied the veteran tactician his salary cheque for the month of January 2005.
	Postal Affairs Ministry Triumphs Monrovia ,February 15, 2005 The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications completed its splendid form in the 2005 Inter-Ministerial League.
	FC Dallas tie Metros 1-1 in exhibition Chris Gbandi notched the opener for Dallas February 10, 2005 Dallas Former top SuperDraft pick Chris Gbandi notched the opener for Dallas late in the first half off of a corner kick sent in by recently acquired midfielder Arturo Alvarez, but Metros forward Eamon Zayed scored the equalizer midway through the second stanza.
	Jericho Needs The Knot Monrovia ,February 9, 2005 Football has never been a serious business in Liberia ever since we started appointing pseudo tacticians to mend the cracks created in our football setting.
	China Grants US$6m for SKD & Foreign Ministry Rehab. Monrovia ,February 9, 2005 The respective governments of the People's Republic of China and Liberia yesterday signed a contract valued at close to US$6million.
	`I Am Not in I.E for Political Fame' Monrovia ,February 9, 2005 A member of the Invincible Eleven Board and President of the Promoters of Liberian Athletic (PROLA) have come sharply against recent pronouncement by players of I.E in the media, that officials of the club are using the club to gain political fame.
	As Merger Takes Different Trend, LFA Wants Compromise Monrovia ,February 9, 2005 The eyebrow raising decision of the FA to endorse an illegal merger between Juventus Football Club and United Soccer Ambassador (USA) Football Club, which was fictitiously named Juventus USA, has now taken a different trend with Olympic Football Club said to be making gains.

	On Player's Transfer: Watanga Mounts More Pressure Monrovia ,February 8, 2005 First Division Club Watanga Football Club is mounting more pressure on the Federation of International Football Association (FIFA) via the Liberia Football Association (LFA) on the possible transfer of its player Ebenezer Norman From Swedish Division Two outfit Floda Boif to top club Extun Football Club.
	New ISSA League Heats Up Monrovia ,February 7, 2005 The Inter-School Sports Association (ISSA) will continue its 2004-2005 season on Thursday at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS).
	Gambian Club Disappoints Liberian Refs Monrovia ,February 7, 2005 Three Liberian referees were selected by the African Football confederation (CAF) to officiate in the preliminaries of the 2005 CAF Champions League over the weekend. The match was scheduled between Ashante Kotoko of Ghana and Club Wallidan of The Gambia in Kumasi
	How football unites Liberia February 6, 2005 Liberia is mostly known for a fourteen-year long civil war that ravaged the West African country - yet the country's footballers occasionally stole the limelight from the warring factions during this time.
	Weah Hovers For CAF Award February 5, 2005 Liberia’s football marvel George Weah isn’t actively involved with football, but his inexorable support to the syrupy sport might earn him another prominent CAF Award – African Legend Award, which comes up February 15 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
	Liberian Defender, Chris Gbandi staying with F.C Dallas during the 2005 season Monrovia ,February 4, 2005 . Another F.C Dallas-er who will be staying with us during the 2005 season is Liberian Defender, Chris Gbandi. Last season practically every F.C Dallas fan asked themselves, "How did he win a starting spot?"
	LBF To Host FIBA Women Championship - Due To Pay US$3,000 Monrovia ,February 4, 2005 For the first time in history, the Liberia Basketball Federation (LBF) will be taking a huge responsibility from the Federation of International Basketball Association (FIBA) to host the female edition of the Zone-3 basketball competition.
	New Coaching Crew For Lone Star Monrovia ,February 3, 2005 The Liberian national team Lone Star now has a new coaching team. Wilfred Tijani Lardner heads the team appointed by the Ministry of Youth and Sports.
	Zizi Roberts leaving Rapids---- Rapids Cut Three Veterans Loose February 3, 2005- The Colorado Rapids announced today that the team will not exercise the contract option on three of last year's players, forward Zizi Roberts and midfielders Darryl Powell and Joey DiGiamarino.
	Liberia Lost Promising Female Star To Ghana - As Angels Set To Get Big Cash Monrovia ,February 3, 2005 Female football in the country may not be on par with the rest of Africa, with relatively few Clubs and no grass root development. But, in the midst of all these hurdles, there are immense talents the country is endowed with that are helping to expose Liberian female football on the bigger stage.
	Chief Boxing Referee Deeply Concerned Monrovia ,February 3, 2005 The chief boxing referee of Liberia, Henry B. Flomo, is deeply concerned about the lack of attention being given a proposed world boxing championship in Liberia.
	Gov't Blamed For Fine On Swimming Monrovia ,February 3, 2005 The Liberian Government has been held liable for the recent fine imposed on the country recently. Liberia was fined US$300 by the swimming world governing body FINA for failing to participate in the 7th Swimming World Championship in Indianapolis, United States in October of 2005.
	Prospect for LISCR - President Reveals Monrovia ,February 1, 2005 The names LISCR have become a formidable force in Liberian football. As they scoop accolades every season, LISCR is now a household name in Liberian dubbed "The sleeping giant on the continent".
	LBF League Heats Up Monrovia ,February 1, 2005 The Liberia Basketball Federation (LBF) National League continued over the weekend at its usual venue, the Sports Commission with several breaking thrillers.

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