Projected Line-up (Liberia vs Senegal)

by Duport Road Fri Jun 13, 2008 11:07 am

Melvin King

Defense
Solo Grimes
James Zotiah (Gebro out)
Murphy Nagbe
Jimmy Dixon

James Koko Lomell
Ben Teekloh
Oliver Makor
Zah Kranga

Grandpa Doe
Dioh Williams

sub
Kevin Swegbe
Anthony Laffor
Christian Essel
Theo Weeks
Stephen Mennoh
Clarence Roberts

by Smartfootball Fri Jun 13, 2008 8:22 pm

It seems that James Zotiah is a utility player. Hey Duport Road, Zotiah played as a stricker and midfielder in the Gambia game and I think as a midfielder in the Algeria's game, Did he not? now he is placed in the defense, I see why the coach like this guy.

by Duport Road Sat Jun 14, 2008 12:18 am

The 2,3,7,11 position are similiar...............the only difference is the defensive and offensive assignments.....Zotiah is a midfielder but he is sloted in the defense cuz he is part of the best 11 for this match.....

by Smartfootball Sat Jun 14, 2008 9:56 am

Thanks, I also heard that he have speed. Based on that, he should be able to recover quickly if he's beat in the defense. If this is the team, it looks good (better than previous two games);they will give Senegal a good game and could beat them.

by Duport Road Sun Jun 15, 2008 4:23 am

Gebro unfit for Senegal match

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Written by Horatio Bobby Willie
Sunday, 15 June 2008
George Gebro has been declared unfit for Sunday’s encounter against Senegal. Lone Star head coach Antoine Hey told Star Radio the player picked up an injury during the Algeria game. Coach Hey also announced that Dioh Williams and Francis Grandpa Doe would be an integral part of the team on Sunday. The two were dropped from the team last week but the technical staff prevailed on Coach Hey to recall them and German believes the players have to prove a point on Sunday. Greece based Solomon Grimes is set to start the match as well as Romania based Ben Teekloh. Dulee Johnson is back in the country and could likely sit on the bench. The Lone Star may likely start with a 4-3-3 formation with James Koko Lomell, Dioh Williams and Francis Grandpa Doe playing up front. The midfield could be built around Oliver Makor, Ben Teekloh and local lad Theo Weeks. Solomon Grimes, Murphy Nagbe, Jimmy Dixon and James Zotiah are the defensive four. Esiah Benson will miss the game due to suspension. Liberia has managed only a point from two games in the qualifying round. A win against the Senegalese on Sunday will put Liberia in contention for a place in the second qualifying round of the soccer showpiece.

by **Monroviaboy** Sun Jun 15, 2008 11:13 am

Duport Road wrote:The 2,3,7,11 position are similiar...............the only difference is the defensive and offensive assignments.....Zotiah is a midfielder but he is sloted in the defense cuz he is part of the best 11 for this match.....

Defenders are defenders ...Midfielders can be converted..But not strikers..From all reports Zotiah is a Striker not even a holdling midfielder..

We have to natural left wing backs and we converting?

This is another player selection issue that Hey has missed.

Ben Teekloh will keep his holding role and helpout the left back.....

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