Defensive Duo Recommended To Lone Star
By Julu M. Johnson, Jr.
Two foreign-based defenders of Liberia have been
recommended to the national soccer team Lone Star.
Playing along side the Lone Star veteran Joe Thunder Nagbe,
the defensive duo plays in Indonesia for Riau PsPs Football Club.
According to their local Manager, Edward J. Brooks,
Moses Nyewan alias Carlos Mozer and Winston "Pala" Daniels are
needed for the Lone Star.
He said, with the huge demand for players for the
national team, especially in defense, there is a need to include the
two in the side.
"I have been following the track record of the two players,
so, I believe they could help the Lone Star greatly."
Brooks stated that the players are no strangers to Lone
Star having already played for the team before moving abroad. Brooks
believes that the level of friendship that has existed between the
two might be helpful for the Lone Star.
"They know how to play together because they have been
good friends from their youth days," Brooks noted. He also said the
players have played the kind of soccer that makes it impossible for
one to doubt their ability to excel when recalled to the Lone Star.
Nyewan and Daniels began their soccer career from
the West Point Township with Young Kototo. From there, Nyewan
moved to Black Stars in the first division.
However, the two were reunited when the once
famous Junior Professionals were founded by soccer legend George
Oppong Weah.
They propelled the team to the second and first
division league titles before moving to Mighty Barrolle. At
Barrolle, the two celebrated another division title.
Subsequently, Nyewan had an offer to play in
Thailand for Black Pearl Nong Chock FC.
Despite moving abroad, Nyewan still had his friend in mind. Thus,
when he switched to Indonesia, he quickly bankrolled the departure
of Daniels for the Far East of Asia.
They are now happily reunited at the Riau PsPs
where the two always in the starting lineup and are at the thick of
things.
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