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JNJ Points Accusing Finger At LFA
…For Weah’s Decision
October 30, 2005-MonroviaA one-time coach of the
Liberia national team, Lone Star, Coach Josiah N. Johnson
says he will blame the Liberia Football Association (LFA)
for disallowing Soccer Ambassador George Weah to enter the
sports sector of the country.
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Female Champions For Sierra Leone
October 26, 2005-Monrovia-
The reigning female soccer champions Tito United have been
given the opportunity of competing with teams from
neighboring Sierra Leone. According to Mr. Siaka A.
Sheriff, the club will leave the country next month to
play two matches in Freetown.
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Black Stars Prepare For Premiership
October 26, 2005-Monrovia-
Although there is still a long way before the start of the
new Liberian football league season, the Black Stars have
begun making early preparations
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LNOC Delays Opening Olympic Clubs
The Liberia National Olympic Committee (LNOC) has delayed
the National Campaign of opening Olympic clubs around the
country.
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Replacing Old Generation Of Stars
-What Can the New Breed Do?
Dulee, Dioh and Dixon ,
Playing in Sweden
October 24, 2005-Monrovia-It is quite paradoxical
to note that the story of Liberian football is one of
despair and regret notwithstanding the caliber of sports
administrators, technicians, and up-and-coming football
talents the nation boasts of. The local league is yet to
match other leagues in the sub-region, and the national
team is certainly a minnow on the continent.
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Kid Bomber On The Rise
October 24, 2005-Monrovia-Not many may be familiar
with the name Morris Dukuly, probably because he is not in
the Liberian top flight. Pundits will however tell you
that the gifted kid bomber is a star of the future.
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Zambia Gets Share Of Liberia
October 2, 2005-Monrovia
One of the last matches in Group One of the joint African
Nations and World Cup 2006 qualifiers ended 5-0 in favor
of the Chipoloplo of Zambia against Liberia’s Lone Star at
the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS) in Monrovia on
Saturday.
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Liberia, Zambia to clash in empty stadium
Monrovia, Liberia,
10/01 - Liberia and Zambia will play the last leg of the
joint World Cup/African Nations Cup qualifying match here
Saturday in an empty stadium, the Liberian FA announced
Friday.
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