Invincible Eleven Majestic Sports Association is a club saddled with myriad of problems, ranging from financial to material. Leaders of the Club have time and again tried solving the problems that what it seems that the problems keeping continuing.

  But recently, a messiah is resurrecting and what appears to be a sunny day for IE is fast approaching, and it is the man Isaac Nyenabo whose magnanimous gesture that is paying off.

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  Mr. Nyenabo’s gestures towards his Dealing Club in recent time has won the hearts of thousands of the fans as well as officials of the club who are now proposing major changes within the leadership of the “Yellow Boys”.

  An impeccable insider has hinted The Analyst that three officials of the club are expected to replaced.

  Those who expected to be changed are the acting President of IE, John Symth, Vice President for Operation, Malikie Dukuly, and the Secretary-General, Elizabeth Banama.

  Our source said the three top officials were short-listed to be replaced during a meeting held recently by the IE Montserrado Chapter, involving other chapter’s heads in and around Monrovia. 

  According to our informant, some members of the Technical Staff may also be affected the change that is sweeping through the club.

  It has come out strongly that the head Coach Raymond Morton and some of his technical assistants may be replaced, but it is said that Morton’s replacement is the most imminent as a former Invincible Eleven player who has returned from the United States, Mabu Richard, will be taking over the team.

  The Montserrado Chapter and heads of other chapters are said to be finalizing discussion and could soon be submitting to the board for a quick action.

  When contacted, one of the officials, Mr. Malakie Dukuly, who may be affected by the changes, said that he welcomes any decision by those who think that the changes will move the association forward.

  Mr. Dukuly said “IE is an institution” and as an individual member he would welcome any decision that has the propensity of moving it forward.