defeat factors

Mon Jun 23, 2008 2:37 am by tabellahtech

Hey guys, thanks for your prompt contributions to my post "another defeat". Some of us,
Liberians, have started blaming the coach already, which is not a
strange thing in the Liberian culture. The real problem of the poor
performances owes its roots to the MYS and the LFA.These two football authorities have failed to properly execute their functions on many occasions and I don't think they are going to change any time soon. When the great Weah Eleven needed the services of a quality coach, they turned a blind eye forgetting that a negative consequences were related to their action. When the MYS and LFA allowed the Lone star of 2000-2003 (Weah XI), the best generation of players country has ever realized to perish, I knew that it would take another decade to get any where close to where we once sat on the Football Stage. They should have relied on the introduction of new players to the famous Weah XI till they reached the point where they were certain of a postive replacement our the ageing talents.
Instead, they decided to take on the negative approach; quarelling with the players and not even considering the effects of the their retirement threats. To shift the blame on someone else, they brought in Antoine Hey. To the lay man, this was a very good method but to technicains and analysts like me, it was a trap. Bringing in a foreign coach, espcially a white one, was a crafty idea of the MYS and LFA to shift their blames. Now that their ideas seem brilliant, they can relax and watch the coach and player go under severe criticism.
The MYS and the LFA are the ones failing Liberian football. A good example is the putting into the dust bin of the amout of $75,000 (US) that the German government willingly alloted for their training in Germany.

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