LFA Names New Goal Project

By: Weah Ephraim Harris
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The Liberia Football Association and the footballs world governing body FIFA working relationship is shifting into a better corner for Liberia despite the fact Musa Bility openly declared Liberia's vote for Ban Hamman during the campaigning stage of the last FIFA presidential election.

The local football house announced another Goal Project that is valued at One Million United States Dollars, but the project will be divided into two phase as the result of the funding.

Since Liberia's Goal Project is now Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars and FIFA gives out funding after the completion of each project, Bility explained that the football house has design a One Million United States Dollars project.

According to Bility, LFA is going to build a training center in Careysburg on the Local football house land purchased few years ago outside Monrovia: the first phase will include five training pitches, camping site and others facilities.

The training center will also include hotel, retreat centers and conference room during the second phase of the Goal Project.

FIFA Goal project for Liberia has received increment of One Hundred Thousand ensure that Liberia will now be given Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars.

Recently Liberia was handed four hundred pair of soccer boots from FIFA as it's contribution to the development of Liberian soccer .

During the 2009 football season, Liberia was given huge consignment of football boots that were distributed to premiership clubs.

Bility also dismissed rumor that Liberia will remove the premiership next season, he explained that there will be lot of new formats to be introduced during the coming season that is will kickoff in September later this year.

In other developments Lone Star Under-23 newly appointed Coach Thomas Kojo departed the county early this week for South Africa to join his league one club Aziz Kara, but Bility assure Liberians that Kojo will be coming back to job after his stop vacation to South Africa.