By Alpha Abu Popular businessman and football promoter Babadi Kamara has decided to throw his hat into the ring for the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) Presidency, sparking intense interest over an Election that is two years away. It couldn’t have ignited such hype, had it been left to the incumbent and any other football stakeholder in the country, therefore the
Politico can authoritatively report that former Sierra Leone international, Musa Kallon will take over as coach of struggling Mighty Blackpool, initially for the remaining matches of the first round of the current Sierra Leone Premier League. A senior official of the management team of Blackpool told Politico last night that there was an agreement in principle for Kallon to
By Chernor Alimamy Kamara This year’s Leone Rock sponsored “Salone” Premier League started with a bang with all participating teams determined to at the end of the League season, carry the giant champions’ trophy home to their fans. Three weeks into the league, 38 goals have been scored so far by 32 players in 20 matches. The race for the top goal scorer is tight and intense
With two crucial away fixtures looming, the Chairman of Mighty Blackpool Football Club has taken the unusual step of going on social media to urge their fans, elders, and patrons to urgently provide financial assistance for the club to be able to meet the rising cost of participating in the on-going Sierra Leone Premier League.
The Sierra Leone Premier League (SLPL), now known as the Leone Rock Premier League, stands as the longest-standing domestic tournament in the history of Sie .