His fierce drives, quick dashes and dazzling flickers typify Liberia’s Bob Zeo who has become an admired figure in Ghana football followed the 2005 Ghana League Clubs Association Annual Top Four Tourney – Coca Cola Top 4.

  Zeo who never ceased to shin after an explosive start against Asante Kotoko, grabbed a crucial equalizer against King Faisal in the last match at the Kumasi Stadium and virtually double few minutes later with a dipping lob, which a teammate easily tapped in.

  That goal ensured Kpando Hearts of Lions were two points cleared of Accra Hearts of Oak who were held by Real Tamale United in an instantaneous fixture at the Accra Sport Stadium.

  Accra Hearts of Oak and Kpando Hearts of Lions were drawn from Group One, while Kumasi-based Asante Kotoko and Alhaji Grusah’s King Faisal were drawn from Group Two at the end of the 2004 Ghana Premier League.

  Kotoko, the then reigning champions, staged a walkout in their first match at the Accra Sport Stadium after a debatable penalty decision against them two minutes from fulltime with the score at 1-1 against Zeo’s Hearts of Lions.

  Real Tamale United were imported to complete the quartet tourney meant to prepare Ghana top four clubs drawn in all the African competitions.

  Except Kpando Hearts of Lions that failed to meet CAF registration deadlines citing several reasons, the rest of the other three teams have already begun their African missions.

  Zeo who is poised to snatch the Top Four Best Player crown, slammed in three reverberating goals to ensure Kpando Hearts of Lions lift its first ever laurel since its formation three years ago.

  Most times, Bob Zeo brandishing a modish dreadlock was mistakenly identified as a citizen of Suriname, a misrepresentation he easily dismissed in several television and radio interviews.

  “I’m from Liberia, and don’t know that country they’re talking about, and this is making my people angry at the refugee camp”.

  Asante Kotoko,  Bob Zeo told Liberiansoccer, has asked for his signature, but couldn’t meet his demands, but tense negations are said to be ongoing between his club and the Ghanaian richest club.

  Zeo, 19, departed Liberia nearly two years ago, and landed into the folds of Sekondi Eleven Wise, a first division outfit and has since been demonstrating his worth.

  It’s not common to standup tall as a foreign player amongst the rampaging talents dressed in the Ghanaian league, but even the highly fastidious Ghanaian media had kind words for the Liberian youngster:

  Graphic Sports reported: Zeo is the real stunner and the sensational Rasta-haired striker will be voted the best player of this year’s Coca Cola Top four competition.

  According to feelers at the Ghana League Clubs Association, organizers of the tournament, Zeo has impressed the technical committee charged with voting for the best player more than everyone in the competition.