Former LFA officials want stakeholders elect right candidates on March 20th

Written by Anthony A. Stephens

LFA Reaction

Former officials of the Liberia Football Association have issued a major position statement on the pending LFA elections.

The former LFA officials in a one and half page statement are calling on football stakeholders to make the necessary decision during the elections so as to resurrect the lost spirit of football in the country.

They said their statement was a result of what they called the present dismal state of the game.

The Ex-LFA executives said it was shameful for the country that has produced the likes of former World Best footballer of the year George Weah, James Debah, Jonathan Soibah and many others to be disregarded both at the local and international levels.

They vowed to directly and personally engage all LFA stakeholders in the weeks ahead to ensure that the right decision is taken during the elections.

The former LFA officials called on all relevant authorities including the current LFA administration, the Ministry of Youth and Sports and the local Olympic committee to ensure that the elections are conducted in a free, fair and transparent manner.