Kadalla: Laffor was the Most Discipline Player During my Tenure

Coach Kadalla Kromah (Blue) and assistants at Lonestar training during his tenure as Lone Star coach

By Wleh Bedell
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Former Lone Star Coach Kadalla Kromah says Anthony Snorti Laffor was the most discipline player on the Lone Star during his time as coach. kadalla who had two appearances as Coach of the Lone Star and is on record of leading the country in arguably its first competitive away win against Chad in the 2002 World Cup qualifier, send an SMS to ELBC Sports program, Super Sports, describing Laffor as "the most discipline player during my time with the Lone Star as coach".

Laffor and the duo of Francis Doe and Dioh Williams were expelled from the Lone Star by the LFA for what they term "misgiving conduct". During kadala's second spell with the Lone Star, he invited the then Obuasi Goldfields man Anthony Laffor for his debut match away to the Scorpions of Gambia in 2003.

Due to the player's discipline, commitment and enthusiasm, he was appointed captain by the then Hungarian coach Bertalan Bicskei in 2010 with many describing his expulsion as shocking, unacceptable and too harsh as the lad has always been a discipline player who is a good advert and example to others.

The seemingly looking shy and always smiling central midfielder converted winger has always shown his love to wear his country's jersey and has always played with passion. Though netting in just one international goal, the lad has shown hard work with his ability to track back, close down opponents and as well provide assist in the most lovely of manner when playing for country.

Coming from a very humble background, Snorti is one of the most discipline Liberian players, and while there may be more than seven hundred Liberian players scattered round the globe, one cannot name three without naming Anthony Snorti Laffor in terms of discipline