April 8, 2003
    Football statisticians are figuring out the definite meters cover by a player during the course of a 90-minute match. The average note, according to available stats, is around 11,000 meters or more.

     But I hurriedly suppose that Dioh Williams swathes 12,000 to 14,000 meters during a match. It might seem a bit too large, but I am still calculating.

     Dioh Williams, an outstanding member of the Liberia Youth teams that thronged the Scandinavia a few years ago, reveals an apparent depiction of suave attacker.

      The 19 year-old BK Hacken newly signed attacker is gifted with stature, quickness and a tidy dribbling skill, which culminate into a dazzling flair for scoring goals.

    Notching in his debutant trial match for his Superettan club, he must maintain taut to help BK Hacken glide back into the Allsvenskan.

     Beginning his football on the wetlands in the Monrovia-Sinkor neighborhood, the former Floda Bolf polished striker has always opted for the toughest level.

   “ It might sound too big to play in England, Sweden, France or even Italy, but I think when you’re determine, it isn’t big to suggest that way”, infers Dioh Williams.

     Following a trip to Young Juventus FC of Switzerland, Dioh Williams describes: “ Football is life considering what I have seen in Europe, and I’m hopeful of featuring in the Leagues there”.

    The lithe and promising footballer has a natural aptitude for the football game and when he wheels his legs, the reactions everywhere are similar- born player.

     Former Youth team Coach, Henry Browne once intimates: “ Dioh Williams approaches the ball with ambiguous intent, which makes him risky to mark”.

     With so much flashes and knobs about his fledging football, the teenager expects a perfect partnership with Dulee Johnson-a winning teammate at the Youth levels.

    And with the pair teaming up again this time at BK Hacken this season, football movies are expected from the Superettan.