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Unlucky Watanga Falls to Oilers
MONROVIA, February 28,2006-Premiership
champions LPRC-Oilers began their championship defense
with an unconvincing 1-0 victory over an unlucky Watanga
FC in the opening of the LFA 2006 national league.
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Lone Star Female U-19 Team Set For Guinea
MONROVIA, February 26,2006-The
National Female team of Liberia is said to be set for an
international competition with their Guinean counterparts
on Sunday, March 5, 2006 at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium
(ATS).
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LFA League Begins Sunday
MONROVIA, February 23,2006-From
all indications it is now clear that the Liberia Football
Association (LFA) National League will officially kickoff
on Sunday, February 26, in six venues in various parts of
the country.
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Nation Cup draw release, Liberia in
group with Cameroon
Caf releases Nations Cup draw
MONROVIA, February 23,2006-Holders
Egypt will start the defence of their African Nations Cup
title against Burundi in Cairo in September.
The 2006 winners were handed a relatively easy passage
through to the 2008 finals in Ghana after being paired
with Botswana, Burundi and Mauritania in their qualifying
group
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Who Should Head LFA?
-PROLA Cautions Voters
MONROVIA, February 23,2006-The
Promoters of Liberia Athletes (PROLA) has cautioned voters
ahead of the March 18 elections of the Liberia Football
Association (LFA).
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Pres. Sirleaf Launches Fund Drive
The President of Liberia, Madam Ellen
Johnson Sirleaf early this week took the lead in
promoting the development of sports and female soccer in
the country.
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LFA National League Begins Soon
MONROVIA, February 21,2006-Reports
reaching the Liberiansoccer.com site say the 2006 campaign
of the LFA National championship begins soon. Sources
close to the football house noted that a total of 46 teams
in the various divisions are to vie for silver ware.
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Barrolle Holds Jaraf
MONROVIA, February 21,2006-Former
premiership champions Mighty Barrolle on Tuesday held
visiting Senegalese elite side Jaraf to a thrilling 1-1
draw at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS). A fourth
minute header from athletically built defender Sall Full
was cancelled by a volley from the curl legged substitute
Abel Boimah 17 minutes to full time.
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Sport Promoter Endorse Siaka
MONROVIA, February 21,2006-A
well known sport promoter Freddie Sorbor alias Shoes has
endorsed the candidacy of Siaka A Sheriff for president of
the Liberia Football Association (LFA). Mr. Sheriff who is
current LFA vice president for administration is aiming to
oust incumbent president Sombo Izetta Wesley in the 18,
March LFA elections in Kakata Margibi County.
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Liberian Champion club battles ASC Les Jaraaf of Senegal
MONROVIA, February 20,2006-
International soccer returned to Liberia for the first
time in several months when Liberian champion club
sensational LPRC Oilers battled against their Senegalese
counterpart over the weekend, at the only available
international soccer stadium in Monrovia, the Antoinette
Tubman Stadium.
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LPRC-Oilers Held At Home
MONROVIA, February 20,2006-Continental
football returned to the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS)
yesterday February 19 when premiership champ LPRC-Oilers
and their Senegalese counterparts Jaraf played to a
pulsating goalless draw in the first round of the
Confederation of African Football (CAF) champions league.
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Dulee
Johnson moves to AIK!
February 20,2006-Dulee Johnson has signed a contract with
Swedish premier division newcomers AIK from Stockholm. He leaves BK
Häcken after five seasons with the Gothenburg based club.
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Real Salt Lake releases Melvin Tarley !
Real Salt Lake releases six
players
ESPNsoccernet news services
SALT LAKE CITY -February 18,2006--
Real Salt Lake announced that the team has waived senior
roster players midfielder Leslie "Tiger" Fitzpatrick and
forward Melvin Tarley. In addition, RSL has also released
non-roster invitees Jake Besagno, Michael Lookingland,
Sergio Flores and Luke Kreamalmeyer to reduce its 38-man
roster to 32 heading into the fourth week of preseason
training camp. RSL has 12 days remaining to pare four more
players from its roster in order to meet Major League
Soccer's 28-man roster requirement by Wednesday, March 1,
2006.
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LPRC-Oilers Face Daraf FC - Senegal
MONROVIA, February 16,2006-All
is now set for Liberia's Premiership Champions LPRC-Oilers
to host their Senegalese opponents Daraf in the first
round of the CAF champions’ League. The match, which is
slated for the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS) in
Monrovia, is expected to pull a huge turnout judging from
the protracted period of Liberian clubs absence from the
international scene.
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County FAs Yearn For Renaissance
MONROVIA, February 16,2006-Three
Sub-Associations of the Liberia Football Association (LFA)
have begun putting together the broken pieces following
years of war. During the visit of the President of the
LFA, Cllr. S. Izetta Wesley, to Gbarnga last Friday, each
Chairman of Bong, Nimba and Lofa Counties called on the
LFA to assist them in their drive to restore football
activities to their respective counties.
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Solomon Grimes Returning Home
MONROVIA, February 15,2006-The
Mighty Barrolle and Lone Star young defender Solomon
Grimes is on his way back from Europe. Amidst reports that
he has already landed in Ghana, the Liberian International
Sports Coordinator Steve Davis disclosed that the rising
defensive star did not make the trial in Moldova.
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Zeogar Wilson Against “Changes” At
Sport Ministry
MONROVIA, February 15,2006-Former
Lone Star goalkeeper D. Zeogar Wilson has alleged that the
position of Deputy Minister for Youth does not exist at
the Ministry of Youth and Sport.

2nd Division Clubs Screen Sheriff
MONROVIA, February 13,2006-Amidst
the euphoria ahead of the elections of the Liberia
Football Association (LFA), division two clubs last
Thursday cross-examined Siaka A. Sheriff, contestant for
President, at the Cathedral High School.
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Kaba Takes Over LIFRA Authority
February 12, 2006
The Liberia Football Referees Association (LIFRA) just
ended elections which were characterized by a lot of
divisions as a result of which it drew public concern is
now over with the former international referee Idrissa
Kaba emerging as the winner.
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We Are Not Enemies', Says Siaka, Yearns For Vibrant LFA
MONROVIA, February 11,2006-"We
are not enemies despite opposing each other; there are no
personal differences between me and Madam Wesley." These
were the exact words of LFA Vice President for
Administration Siaka Sheriff when he spoke to second
division club presidents in a meeting at the Cathedral
High School on Thursday.

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Liberia reveal Egyptian coach
MONROVIA, February 11,2006-
Egyptian Mohmoud Hussein Shawky has been officially
named as the new coach of Liberia. He takes over from
Joseph Sayon whose contract as the Lone Star coach expired
in December.
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Female Under-19 Team Withdrawn
MONROVIA, February 10,2006-The
Acting Minister of Youth and Sport Jeremiah Witherspoon
has instructed the Liberia Football Association (LFA) to
immediately withdraw the country’s team from the CAF
Under-19 Female Tournament, which was scheduled to take
place on Sunday, February 12, 2006 against Mali.
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Lone Star Gets Egyptian Coach
…Liberia withdraws from Female
U-20 Tourney
MONROVIA, February 8,2006-The
Ministry of Youth and Sports on yesterday received a
foreign Coach/Technical Director from the Egyptian
Government for the Senior and Junior football teams of
Liberia, the Lone Star.
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Coach Hassay Dwehgo Tipped For Barrolle
MONROVIA, February 7,2006-After
scrutinizing several applications from some of Liberia’s
renowned coaches for the position of Head Coach of the
Mighty Barrolle football team, the club has tipped coach
Hassay Dwehgo for the position.
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Suspension At LFA Again
MONROVIA, February 7,2006-Reports
gathered say the Liberia Football Association (LFA) has
dropped another bomb, this time the suspension of the LFA
Deputy Secretary General Napoleon Jaeploe for one week.
The decision to suspend the deputy scribe was reached
during last month Executive Committee meeting.
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Wesley Confident Of Win
MONROVIA, February 7,2006-Politics
could be described as a normal event where people exchange
views and ideals thereby giving the listening audience the
opportunity to critiques the political massages from the
candidates. Unfortunately, in Liberia politics is where
the lines are drawn which you dare not cross.
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Izetta Meets Female Clubs, Siaka Faces Sub-Associations
MONROVIA, February 3,2006-The
two candidates for the presidency of the Liberia Football
Association (LFA), Counsellor Sombo Wesley and Siaka A.
Sheriff have intensified their bids for the top seat in
Liberian football.
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Peace And Unity Match Between Liberia, Sierra Leone Kicks
Off
Freetown-February 1, 2006
Concord Times' Abdul Karin Koroma talks to Abu Bakarr
Konteh aka Boxx, Vice Chairman Kalleone Group of Companies
about the peace and unity events between Liberia and
Sierra Leone to take place at the National Stadium. The
events kicked off Tuesday with a clash between the
national basketball teams of Sierra Leone and Liberia.
Wednesday will be a clash between George Weah eleven
versus Kallon eleven. The matches are to be climaxed by a
musical concert, Boxx says, is a means for the two sister
countries to tell the world peace is here at last. |