LIBERIAN ATTACKER GAZES AT CANON de YAOUNDÉ January 23, 2003       Former Asec Mimosa of Abidjan forward Perry Kollie has declared his intent of re-launching his football career in Cameroon.

        

	LFA National Soccer League Ends in Grand Style -Several Garner Awards January 20, 2003       The 2002 Liberia Football Association national soccer tournament officially climaxed Saturday with several teams, players, officials, sports administrators, deserving institutions and individuals snatching awards in various categories.
	-Weah out for a month with knee ligament damage January 17,2003  George Weah, currently captaining Al-Jazirah of the United Arab Emirates, has been sidelined for a month with knee ligament damage sustained when he was tackled from behind.
	Kotoko Dares Mighty Blue Angels January 9, 2003      Unlike a few other Liberian clubs that failed to participate in last five CAF Competitions, Mighty Blue Angels joins the enviable crusade of flying Liberia’s flag in this year African Cup Winners Cup Competition. Also: Asante Kotoko factfile

	Following Caf's US$1,500 Fine & 3-Yrs Ban: LPRC Oilers Suffer Double Blows January 8, 2003     A fortnight ago, the Confederation of African Football re-enforced a 3-years suspension and fined LPRC Oilers football team US$1,500 for its failure to participate in the 2000 CAF Champions' League Monrovia In Greek League: Oliver "Machine Man" Makor Shines - Nets in 2 Goals for Club January 8, 2003   Liberian international midfielder Oliver "Machine Man" Makor is still shining in the Greek first division league, where he plies his professional football trade.
	Following Long-Term Knee Injury:  Musa Shannon Happy Over Recovery January 8, 2003   Hopes For A Better Future One of Liberia's international strikers, Musa Shannon, who plied his professional trade in the US Major League Soccer last season, has expressed happiness over his full recovery of a knee injury.
	Despite Weah's Achievement: Why Players Fall Out in Europe - And Head for Lesser Known Leagues    In 1988 when Arsene Wenger, then a coach of AS Monaco, signed on Liberian international striker George Oppong Weah from Tonnerre Klara Club of Cameroon, based upon a recommendation from French coach Claude LeRoy, little did the world know that a soccer gem had entered professional soccer, and would one day rule it. Also Prince leaves paradise island for Club African
	Nigeria bid for 2010 Fifa announces the six African countries that have declared an interest to host the 2010 World Cup, with Nigeria making a late entry.   January 6, 2003
	LNOC Distributes Sports Equipment January 5, 2003 Monrovia        In its effort to make sporting federations, associations, universities, affiliates as well as military and paramilitary institutions develop, the Liberia National Olympic Committee (LNOC) over the weekend distributed some athletics and sports equipment.
	LFA Prexy Returns for Studies Abroad  - Extends Invitation to Johnson & Wales Dean January 3, 2003     Following a marathon meeting with first and second division President, the President of the Liberia Football Association (LFA) Edwin Snowe has returned to his base in Denver, Colorado the United States of America, where he is studying sports management and entertainment.
	PROLA Calls for Natl. Sports Conference  - Concerns Over Clubs International Participation January 3, 2003        The Promoters of Liberia Athletes (PROLA) is calling on authorities of the Ministry of Youth and Sports to convene a National Sports Conference if the standard of sports in the country is to be upgraded.
	CAF Re-Enforces LPRC OILERS 3-Yr Suspension January 1, 2003 Monrovia  The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has re-enforced the 3-year suspension imposed on LPRC Oilers in 2000 when the club withdrew from the 4th edition of the CAF Champions' League.