We will resign If… -Say Sebwe and Kojo

          Kelvin in Suit celebrates with LoneStar Player after scoring

Written by Macpherson C. Marbiah


The two deputy Coaches of the National Football team of Liberia the Lone Star, Kelvin Sebwe and Thomas Kojo have threatened to resign their respective positions if the Liberia Football Association (LFA) refuses to put them on permanent contract.

In an interview with reporters recently, the two Former Lone Star Players now deputy Coaches to head Coach Roberto Landi, said since they took over the job, the LFA is yet to give them permanent contract.

Sebwe and Kojo described the practice of the LFA "very bad", saying that there is no way that any coach around the World can be treated in such fashion.

They argued that Head Coach Landi is being paid 15,000 USD monthly along with other benefits, then why is it they not receiving similar treatment from the football house in the country.

"Since we came in as deputy coaches of the National Football Team of Liberia we have just being compensated by the LFA depending on the number of matches Lone Star played", Sebwe indicated.

"We have been in this job for the past six months and the LFA is not saying anything about putting us on permanent contract. We are now calling on the heads of the LFA to see reason to show respect for their own Liberian brothers by giving us an official contract, and if the association fails to do so we will be left with no other alternative but to resign our respective positions", Sebwe continued.