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LoneStar Games DVDs onsale Cameroon and Rwanda Games

MonroviaBoy — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 01:20:15 GMT

Liberia Vs Cameroon
Liberia vs Rwanda

Single Game : $30.00 USD
2 Game DVD set : $ 50.00 USD

You will be able to Buy online this week
If you want it before then
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Liberia - Sierra Leone , April 30

jonny63 — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 20:58:41 GMT

Liberia - Sierra Leone in Monrovia , April 30

http://www.fifa.com/associations/association=lbr/index.html

Oman - Liberia , April 24

jonny63 — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 18:17:26 GMT

Liberia play Oman away today.

MLS side DC United signs Francis Doe

Football Fanatic — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 23:14:30 GMT

Good move for Forkey. DC one of the best teams in the MLS.

(http://www.sportsnetwork.com/merge/tsnform.aspx?c=sportsnetwork&page=soc-mls/news/news.aspx?id=4146044)

D.C. United signs Liberian striker Doe

Washington, D.C. (Sports Network) - D.C. United signed Liberian national team striker Francis Doe on Tuesday

D.C. United acquired Doe's playing rights after the forward was waived by New York on February 21. Per team and league policy, terms of the deal were not released.

"We are excited about the prospects for Francis," United General Manager Dave Kasper said. "He is a dynamic, young player who will compete for playing time on our front line."

Doe, 22, has a lengthy resume, having played professionally in Greece, Ghana, Cameroon and the United States.

While playing in the Cameroonian league in 2002 for Tonnerre Yaounde, Doe was voted best foreign player and third best overall player. That same year Doe also led the club to the CAF Cup final, netting six goals in eight CAF Cup matches.

The striker ended the 2002 season with 12 goals in 17 matches.

In 2004, Doe moved to the United Soccer Leagues' Minnesota Thunder, before agreeing to terms on a two-year deal with Greek club Atromitos. He went on to tally six goals in 20 league matches his first season at the club. With the club, he appeared in the 2006 UEFA Cup against Sevilla of Spain's La Liga.

In 2007, Doe returned stateside and signed with the New York Red Bulls. He scored his first MLS goal and tallied an assist in a 2-2 draw against the New England Revolution and finished the season with two goals and one assist in helping the club qualify for the MLS playoffs.

Doe started the club's first playoff game against the New England Revolution, logging 68 minutes in a 0-0 draw, but was unable to play in the second leg due to injury.

Doe represented Liberia in the qualifying round of the 2006 World Cup and the 2008 African Cup of Nations qualifying stage, scoring two goals in the latter.

Frank Seator

sportsmalaysia — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 11:37:43 GMT

Hi everybody,

Frank Seator is currently playing with Selangor, a Liga Super (first-tier league) team in Malaysia.

more pictures of him in action can be seen here: http://www.sportsmalaysia.net/gallery/displayimage.php?album=81&pos=16

Everton takes 14-year old Liberian Abraham Donzo

Weah Fan — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 16:54:38 GMT

Everton have reportedly taken 14-year old Liberian striker Abraham Donzo on trial from his parent club, Ottawa Fury FC of Canada.

Abraham spent two weeks training with the academy last year and is back again for his spring break. The youngster arrived in Canada from Liberia in September 2005.

The Fury's technical director Colin Murdy told ontariosoccer.ca: “We have all been pleased and excited by the progress that Abraham has made over the past year.

"As a talented young player he still has aspects of the game he has to continue to develop, and the opportunity to train at the Everton academy will certainly improve his skill sets."

He continued: "Ray Hall, the Everton Academy Director, was pleased with Abraham’s performance and arranged for this second opportunity for Abraham to be evaluated by the Everton staff. We are all delighted to see one of our talented young Fury players being given this chance and that Everton are keen to develop an ongoing relationship with the Fury.”

Sudan - Liberia 0-2

Weah Fan — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 20:42:13 GMT

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/africa/7313410.stm

Bafana bounce back for Parreira

South Africa's Benni McCarthy shows his strength in the win over Paraguay

World Cup hosts South Africa pulled off a morale boosting 3-0 win over Paraguay on Wednesday.

Paraguay are more than 40 places above Bafana Bafana in the Fifa rankings.

Goals from Suprise Moriri, Benni McCarthy and Siphiwe Tshabalala gave them the win in Pretoria.

African champions Egypt hosted Argentina - the top ranked team in the world - but were beaten 2-0.

After a slow first half, played out in front of a half empty Cairo Stadium, the game burst into life in the second half.

Egypt had a succession of chances, including a strike from Mohamed Aboutrika which went straight to the Argentine goalkeeper and an attempted lob from Mohamed Zidan which was also saved.

Then, 20 minutes into the second half, Sergio Aguero struck to put the visitors ahead.

The game was sealed for Argentina when young defender Nicolas Burdisso scored with 5 minutes to go.

In other matches, Liberia scored a surprise 2-0 win over Sudan in Khartoum, in their first game under new coach Antoine Hey.

A number of overseas based players failed to join the squad, but two who did - Indonesia based midfielders James Koko Lomell and Stephen Mennoh - scored the goals.

The first result of the day was a 1-1 draw between Uganda and Libya in Kampala.

Caesar Okhuti put the Cranes ahead in the 48th minute, with the equaliser coming in the 90th minute from Younes Shidani.

Tanzania's game against Mozambique was called off

Tanzania's game against Mozambique was cancelled due to heavy rains at the old national stadium in Dar es Salaam.

Mozambique turned down a proposal to have the match played on Thursday.

Elsewhere, Zimbabwe beat Botswana 1-0 in Gaborone, with the goal scored by Cuthbert Malajila.

Other high-profile fixtures involve the losing 2008 African Cup of Nations semi-finalists with Ghana playing Mexico in England.

Ivory Coast, minus Didier Drogba, met Tunisia in France and were beaten 2-0, to give outgoing Tunisia coach Roger Lemerre a boost in his last few weeks with the team.

Morocco, a major disappointment at the biennial African football showcase in Ghana, are away to Belgium.
606: DEBATE
Give us your views on the results of the midweek friendly matches

Benin, whose second appearance at the Nations Cup this year brought only three more defeats, have combined a training camp in Germany with a match against local club Eintracht Frankfurt.

The second phase of qualifiers for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and the African Cup of Nations in Angola kick off on 30 May with 48 countries chasing 20 third round slots.

Larmin Ousman - New Club?

Football Fanatic — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 14:18:09 GMT

Any info on who Larmin's playing with now? I saw reports that he was released by Ljungskile and that he was either training or on trial with another Swedish team FC Trollhattan for last few months.. Any info on this? I found out that FC Trollhattan are in the Swedish Division 1 which is the Swedish third level league.

Before Monrovia, There was Christopolis, the ACS Christopolis

ACSC — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 09:18:13 GMT

I am the Founder/President/CEO of the newly founded Division III team called ACS Christopolis. The team is still been organized and have played four test matches around Monrovia. ACSC comprises of Liberian youths between the ages of 17 and 19 with 20 being the maximum. So far, I have 25 youth players and have lost one out of the four All Star matches which displayed collection of both premiership and division one players. ACSC went down 4:3 out of four All Star Game played.

The news of ACS Christopolis, a division III team, defeating collection of top local base players has spread fast to my own astonishment. Gedi & Son, a premiership team have invited ACSC for a friendly. The first of the second test match staged with an organized division II team, Andora drew 2:2 on March 5th. My representative, Mr. Kartoe Gaye told me on March 8th that the ACSC also received an invitation from the County team of Bomi.

With the short blast of success, one might wondered why did I choose to begin from division III. Well, the answer to that is simple. The strengths of Lone Star lies in our youths. The football authority in Liberia is not making use of these kids. Instead, The FA invest in player between the ages of 25 and 35. Sounds to me like it is a bad news for our lone star. In due time, they will know that before Monrovia existed, there was Christopolis, the ACS Christopolis. Our color is the RED/WHITE/BLUE

Young Liberian face each other in CAF Champion League!

Smartfootball — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 02:06:34 GMT

Omega Roberts, Jerry Jimmy and other Liberian on Sewe Sport of Ivory Coast will meet Coton Sport of Cameroon in the second round of the champion's League. Coton Sport of Cameroon also have Eric Weeks and Alex Nimely from Liberia.

They meet March 2-4 in the first leg and March 16-18 in the second leg. This will be interesting. This is a good thing for our players, they are getting some international experience.

Who do you want to win and go forward? As for me, I am happy for all of them but would prefer that Omega Roberts' team, Sewe Sport win because he is a defender and the Lone Star need him to gain as much experience as possible to enable him to help our defense. We need more defensive players then any other position.

Lets see how they will play each other.

Liberia still have some ways to go!

Smartfootball — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 14:48:21 GMT

Black Star draw with Satellite of Guinea is not a good result for the home team. This tells us that we've got a long way to go. Being Black Star first international game, I'll say like we always say "they try" but we need to win our home games to take the pressure off us when we play the away game. The same situation happen with Port last year, they draw with the Senegal team in Monrovia and got beat in Senegal in the returned match. A well organize football nation 95% of the time, will win their home games.

The LFA President Madame Wesley boosted on BBC that Liberia will do well this time around, because the local league was the best in a long time. Is this the "do well when we cannot win at home? I hope Black Star advance to the next round, but I don't think so, we are not ready yet.

Look at IE, they could not make it to the big stage, it's a shame. As for the LFA, all the official need to step aside and let serious people take over. This LFA is the worst ever in our history. All they are doing is eating the money and is not decveloping the game.

Watanga FC - child soldiers?

DKK — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 18:48:36 GMT

Hi everyone,

I am an American documentary filmmaker. I recently read that the Watanga FC was originally (in 1997) all former child soldiers. It's an amazing story.

Is this still true today? Are all the players currently on the team former child soldiers?

Thank you,
Dan

Question For All You Footballers And Soccer Fans As Well...

Shoko — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 05:09:28 GMT

Can anyone tell me whether Liberia has ever beaten Ivory coast in any soccer match before? If so, can you provide me with details?

Shoko..

What a disgrace - Rwanda trash Liberia 4-0

Weah Fan — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 07:47:17 GMT

Rwanda thrash Liberia in Group 6

Rwanda finish third in Group Six

A couple of late goals wrapped up a 4-0 win for Rwanda over Liberia in the African Cup of Nations qualifier where only pride was at stake.

Four-time African champions Cameroon won Group Five in June with Equatorial Guinea assured of second spot.

But Rwanda were keen to impress the home fans and scored two first goals through Kamana Labama and Saidi Abed in Kigali.

Jeannot Witakenge and Olivier Karekezi struck the other goals as Rwanda climbed to six points, two more than Liberia.

GranPa on Fire in the MLS

MonroviaBoy — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 23:15:14 GMT

Great for the Kid,,He is getting coached also by a real good coach..This will make this good for his improvement