Three
Liberian coaches for advanced course “A”
By: Bruce Wiah-Liberiansoccer.com
Patrick O’Neal Julue widely known in
Liberian football setting as Coach Machine
May 18, 2003
In an effort gears toward preparing Liberian football talents for the
toughest levels, three Liberian coaches will undergo a three-week long
Advanced Coaching Course “A” beginning Monday in Ghana.
The coaches, Clarence Lee Chea, Gborgbo and Patrick O’Neal Julue
representing Buduburam Football Club are being selected to benefit
from the three-week long international coaching seminar.
Over 50 other Coaches drawn from around the ten Regions of Ghana
representing over 50 clubs will to be certificated at the close of the
Advanced Coaching Course “A”.
FIFA international coaching instructors from Holland, Germany, England
and other parts of Europe will facilitate the three-week long exercise
to be held at the Ghana Sports College, Winneba.
The Chairman of the Ghana Football Association, Ben Koufie, a veteran
coaching instructor himself and former Black Stars Manager Fred Osam
Duodu, Coordinator of the Winneba Training Academy will also present
papers at this highly classified function.
The Liberian coaches who are well cultured in previous international
and local coaching seminars welcome this prospect with unwrapped arms
and have declared to make maximum use of the offer.
Patrick O’Neal Julue widely known in Liberian football setting as
Coach Machine told Liberiansoccer that nothing comes very cheap and as
such was thankful for the chance to brighten his already rich coaching
legacy.
“ A qualified coach makes an excellent player and team, therefore it’s
always important that coaches be on top of the game by enriching
themselves with modern skills every time”.
He indicated that without the modern football coaching skills it will
difficult to cope with the game, something he said is hampering
football in Liberia today.
“ Most Liberian coaches still rely on “Anglo-Saxon” coaching tactics
because of the lack of interest in advancing themselves, but we’ll
revolutionize Liberian football after we’ve gather sufficient tools to
work with”, Coach Machine promised.
Coach Machine has a worthwhile experience breeding Liberian players
and have helped nurtured a gang of talented footballers playing in
Europe and other places today.
The like of Dulee Johnson and Dioh Williams (BK Hacken-Sweden), Zah
Krangar (RC-Cameroon), Moses Nyewan (PSPS –Indonesia), Francis Doe
(formerly of TKC-Cameroon), Varney Boakai and Shelton Barlee
(LPRC-Oilers-Liberia) are among a few that are profiting from his
soccer attitude intuition.
|
|
