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LuaLua & Mikael Forssell both as free loans for 12 months and 6 months respectively. Great signings, great performances and definitely a huge factor in winning the league.

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Portsmouth FC LUALUA 32 2005/06 Jako Home Shirt

Portsmouth FC LUALUA 32 2005/06 Jako Home Shirt

During the 2005–06 English football season, Portsmouth competed in the FA Premier League. It was Portsmouth’s third consecutive season in English football’s top-flight.

Trésor Lomana LuaLua made 26 appearances in the 2005–06 season, scoring seven goals, but missed several games in the autumn after contracting malaria on a visit to Africa to play for DR Congo. He also missed several games due to international duty at the 2004 African Cup of Nations and missed games in April 2006 after damaging his foot while doing his acrobatic goal celebration during a game against Arsenal. His disciplinary problems continued when he was warned by the Football Association over his future conduct; this came after he admitted a charge of improper conduct in relation to comments made about referee Uriah Rennie after a 3–1 defeat at Tottenham Hotspur in December. LuaLua signed a new three-year contract in July 2006; it was set to keep him at Portsmouth until 2009. However he left in 2007 to Greek club Olympiakos.

Teammates – Sean Davis, Dejan Stefanovic, Matthew Taylor, Benjani Mwaruwari

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Portsmouth FC LUALUA 32 2005/06 Jako Home Shirt

Portsmouth FC 2005/06 Jako Home Shirt

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Trésor Lomana LuaLua made 26 appearances in the 2005–06 season, scoring seven goals

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Portsmouth FC LUALUA 32 2005/06 Jako Home Shirt

During the 2005–06 English football season, Portsmouth competed in the FA Premier League. It was Portsmouth’s third consecutive season in English football’s top-flight.

Trésor Lomana LuaLua made 26 appearances in the 2005–06 season, scoring seven goals, but missed several games in the autumn after contracting malaria on a visit to Africa to play for DR Congo. He also missed several games due to international duty at the 2004 African Cup of Nations and missed games in April 2006 after damaging his foot while doing his acrobatic goal celebration during a game against Arsenal. His disciplinary problems continued when he was warned by the Football Association over his future conduct; this came after he admitted a charge of improper conduct in relation to comments made about referee Uriah Rennie after a 3–1 defeat at Tottenham Hotspur in December. LuaLua signed a new three-year contract in July 2006; it was set to keep him at Portsmouth until 2009. However he left in 2007 to Greek club Olympiakos.

Teammates – Sean Davis, Dejan Stefanovic, Matthew Taylor, Benjani Mwaruwari

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Size XL measurement – armpit to armpit 24”, collar to front hem length 28”

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The best ever manager celebrations

The best ever manager celebrations

From Roger Milla to Jurgen Klinsmann, Lomana LuaLua to Ellen White, footballers have been the architects of their own wacky celebrations for years… But why is it just the players who get to have all the fun? Occasionally, managers too can get swept up in the emotion and produce their very own top class celebration. From dances to knee slides, belly flops to nonchalant coffee drinking, here are…

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Samatta Alitakiwa Awe Mbinafsi

Samatta Alitakiwa Awe Mbinafsi

Samatta alitakiwa awe mbinafsi ili atengeneze jina lake licha ya kuwekwa katika nafasi isiyokidhi mahitaji yake.

Ni ngumu kuwa mchoyo katika timu yupo Jack Grealish ambaye yeye ndiye mchoyo namba moja, lakini ilitakiwa naye afuate nyayo zake.

Hii inaitwa kujilipua, angefanya hivyo huenda ingesaidia kuona anakaa na mpira na ikiwezekana kufunga magoli.

Mbwana akiwa kwenye ubora wake

Naa…

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l’entraîneur du Togo Claude Le Roy risque la prison

Jugé en appel pour des transferts de joueurs entachés d’irrégularités à la fin des années 90, une peine de prison a été requise pour Claude Leroy. L’actuel sélectionneur du Togo, à l’époque, était alors le manager de Strasbourg. 6 mois de prison requise cotre Claude Leroy et une amende de vingt cinq mille euros Alors qu’il vient de renouer avec la victoire avec le Togo et un regain de confiance du public qui voulait pourtant sa tête il y a quelques mois, le « Magicien Blanc » se retrouve en délicatesse avec la justice française. En effet, 19 ans après les faits, Claude Leroy pourrait payer. Lors du mercato 1999, Claude Leroy aurait fait des transferts de joueurs par des procédés peu recommandables. Il était l’entraîneur de Strasbourg à l’époque. En septembre 2016, le jugement rendu par le tribunal correctionnel de Strasbourg lui avait infligé une amende de 15.000 euros. « J’ai fait preuve de légèreté « , avait-il reconnu. Toutefois, en appel, une peine de prison de 6 mois a été requise pour le Breton. En plus de ça, le parquet de Strasbourg a demandé une amende de 25 000 euros à son encontre, aux côtés de Patrick Proisy, alors président du CR Strasbourg. Le verdict sera donné le 18 décembre 2019 par la Cour d’appel. « Le Magicien Blanc » Après une carrière de joueur passé exclusivement en France, Claude Leroy devient entraîneur en 1980, à Amiens. Il arrive sur le banc de Strasbourg en 1999 après des passages en Afrique. Il fut entraîneur du Cameroun (1985-88), du Sénégal (1992) et encore du Cameroun (1998). En 2004, Claude Le Roy effectue son grand retour en Afrique. Il devient sélectionneur de la République démocratique du Congo, une sélection emmenée par Lomana LuaLua, Shabani Nonda ou Herita Ilunga. Il sera ensuite sélectionneur de plusieurs sélections africaines, comme le Ghana ou encore le Togo. Depuis un certain temps, il est devenu consultant à Canal plus en même temps sélectionneur du Togo. Read the full article

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Lomana LuaLua: Former Newcastle and Portsmouth striker plays for non-league Tilbury

Lomana LuaLua: Former Newcastle and Portsmouth striker plays for non-league Tilbury

He was famous for his trademark backflip celebration at Newcastle and Portsmouth and now Lomana LuaLua has turned out for non-league Tilbury FC – alongside his teenage son.

The former Premier League striker played the second half of Tilbury’s 1-0 pre-season win against YouTube club Hashtag United.[1]

LuaLua, 37, has played for nine clubs since leaving Portsmouth in…

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RDC-SPORTS : Trésor Lomana Lualua, nouveau manager du FC Renaissance du Congo

#RDC-SPORTS : Trésor Lomana Lualua, nouveau manager du FC Renaissance du Congo

L’ancien international Congolais Trésor Lomana Lualua (39 ans) est désormais le nouveau manager général du Football Club Renaissance du Congo.

Sa nomination a été actée dans une correspondance datée du 22 juin 2020 où le comité sportif du FC Renaissance a tenu à informer Trésor Lualua de ses nouvelles fonctions au sein du club.

“Nous avons l’honneur de vous informer que suivant la décision…

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Football/FC Renaissance : Trésor Lualua nommé manager général

Football/FC Renaissance : Trésor Lualua nommé manager général

Dans une correspondance publiée par la presse mercredi 25 juin, le président du FC Renaissance, Pascal Mukuna, a nommé Trésor Lualua Lomana au poste de manager général de la team vert, blanc et orange.

Le travail de Trésor Lualua s’inscrira dans la perspective d’assurer en accord avec le comité sportif la promotion du club, l’organisation des événements sportifs, le suivi administratif et…

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African Legends embrace #19KickupsAgainstCovid19 in support of Stay Safe

CAF in partnership with Speak Up Africa has kicked off the #19KickUpsAgainstCovid19 social media challenge, encouraging everyone to share information online to help stop the spread of COVID-19 on the African continent.

The new online challenge forms part of the Stay Safe Africa campaign, which seeks to empower communities and individuals to take simple and proven preventive measures to help stop the spread of COVID-19 in Africa. Stay Safe Africa, launched by Dakar-based advocacy tank Speak Up Africa, brings together partners to work towards a common goal of saving lives by increasing investments and awareness to protect our continent from this new threat while ensuring access and treatment from other ongoing health threats.

As part of the challenge, influential players are inviting their peers and everyone to participate in the challenge by recording a video of them doing 19 kick-ups and sharing it on social media. To date, African football legends Ahmed Hassan (Egypt), Perpetua Nkwocha (Nigeria), Joseph Yobo (Nigeria), Karim Haggui (Tunisia), and Trésor Lomana Lualua (DR Congo) have shared videos.

Furthermore, CAF Deputy General Secretary Anthony Baffoe has also participated in the challenge, as CAF lends its influential voices, clubs, and legends to the campaign to help protect one billion Africans from COVID-19.

“Football brings together so many people from different backgrounds, nationalities, and languages, and we hope that this social media challenge will bring people together in the same way. Even though the football season has been put on hold, we must all continue to come together, with distance, and fight the spread of this disease and misinformation. I personally took part in the challenge and I hope players and fans will engage and continue the chain ”, Baffoe said.

In Africa, there are currently over 157,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases and over 4,000 deaths. Several risk factors mean the virus could spread quickly across the continent. A coordinated Africa-led approach to stop the spread of COVID-19 is crucial, as high population densities, communal living as well as the constrained access to water and washing facilities all increase the likelihood of coronavirus infections and fatalities.

“We are thrilled to have CAF’s influential players and members taking part in this exciting social media challenge and raising awareness of the importance of protecting yourself and others from COVID-19. Sport is a powerful tool to transform the continent, particularly when it comes to health initiatives. We encourage everyone to take part in this online challenge to raise awareness and incite positive change in health practices and behavior”, said Yacine Djibo, Executive Director of Speak Up Africa.

To take part in the Stay, Safe Africa, social media challenge, share a video of yourself completing 19 kick ups along with the hashtag #19KickUpsAgainstCovid19 and nominate five more people to take part.

Source: cafonline.com

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Huyền thoại châu Phi cùng nhau chiến đấu chống lại COVID-19

Một nhóm các huyền thoại bóng đá châu Phi đã cùng nhau tham gia một đoạn video ngắn trên w88vn cho thử thách #Safehands và #Noshandshake như một phần trong nỗ lực hướng tới cuộc chiến chống lại đại dịch COVID-19. Đoạn video dài 98 giây được quay bởi những người chơi ở các địa điểm tương ứng, nhấn mạnh tầm quan trọng của việc rửa tay và tránh bắt tay, rất quan trọng trong trận chiến chống lại COVID-19, khiến cả thế giới phải dừng lại.Đại diện cho các thế hệ khác nhau, và được lãnh đạo bởi Phó Tổng thư ký CAF, Anthony Baffoe, họ bao gồm những người sau đây; - Roger Milla, Joseph Antoine Bell (Cameroon) - Herita Ilunga, Tresor Lomana Lualua (DR Congo) - El Hadji Diouf, Alassane N hèDour, Khalilou Fadiga, Diomansy Kamara (Sénégal) - Mustafa El Haddaoui (Morocco) - Jean Ssenide (Uganda) - Wael Gomaa (Ai Cập) - Fatau Dauda (Ghana) - Vincent Enyeama (Nigeria) Những người như Diouf và Lualua đã nói bằng tiếng địa phương của họ, Wolof và Lingala, cho người bản địa của họ, trong khi Ugandan Ssenide là phụ nữ duy nhất. Các bước cho thử thách #Safehands như được nêu trong video như sau; 1. Áp dụng xà phòng 2. Dùng tay với xà phòng 3. Chà tay trong ít nhất 20 giây 4. Rửa tay dưới nước sạch 5. Lau khô tay bằng khăn sạch Do COVID-19, CAF đã đình chỉ tất cả các cuộc thi cho đến khi có thông báo mới và không thay đổi với các đối tác như Tổ chức Y tế Thế giới, Fifa trong số những người khác trong cuộc chiến chống lại mối đe dọa.

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VIDEO: African Legends join calls for fight against coronavirus

Legends of the game in Africa have come together to join calls for the fight against the deadly coronavirus which has brought the world to a standstill.  The rapidly spreading virus has led to the suspension of several sporting activities including the CAF Champions League and the CAF Confederations Cup. Representing various generations, and led by Confederation of African Football (Caf) Deputy general secretary, Anthony Baffoe, they include Roger Milla, Joseph Antoine Bell (both Cameroon), Herita Ilunga, Tresor Lomana Lualua (both DR Congo), El Hadji Diouf , Alassane N’Dour, Khalilou Fadiga, Diomansy Kamara (all Senegal), Mustafa El Haddaoui (Morocco), Jean Ssenide (Uganda), Wael Gomaa (Egypt), Fatau Dauda (Ghana) and Vincent Enyeama (Nigeria). They are all trumpeting the safety measures, which includes regular washing of hands and the avoidance of handshake. As a result of Covid-19, Caf has suspended all competitions until further notice and remain in constant contact with the World Health Organisation and Fifa. A number of Ghanaian international footballers including Kasim Adams Nuhu, Tariqe Fosu and Nicholas Opoku having been posting videos on social media preaching personal hygiene in the fight to curb the spread of coronavirus. Watch Video Below:       

African football legends unite & undertake the #SafeHandsChallenge & #NoHandshakeChallenge! 🧼🙅‍♂ Stay safe, protect yourself & your loved ones from the #COVID19 🦠 pic.twitter.com/L76ctq4YtS

— CAF (@CAF_Online) March 26, 2020 source: https://ghanasoccernet.com/

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For a team that finished last in real life, performances so far have been incredibly surprising. £536k transfer budget doesn’t give me much to improve the squad, so Lomana LuaLua is in on loan from Newcastle to add pace to the squad.

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AMBODE TESTIMONIAL : LAGOS AGOG FOR DROGBA, ZOKORA, LUALUA , OTHERS

AMBODE TESTIMONIAL : LAGOS AGOG FOR DROGBA, ZOKORA, LUALUA , OTHERS

AMBODE TESTIMONIAL : LAGOS AGOG FOR DROGBA, ZOKORA, LUALUA , OTHERS

…Chelsea fans to organise big reception

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The city of Lagos is getting ready to welcome IVORIAN and CHELSEA FC legend DIDIER DROGBA alongside the likes of DIDIER ZOKORA, SIAKA TIENE and DR CONGO star LOMANA LUALUA for the GOVERNOR AKINWUMI AMBODETESTIMONIAL GAME as CHELSEA FANS in Lagos  plans a  big…

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Why won't US Soccer lower ticket prices? (and seven more listener questions)

We answer eight listener questions, each at last as glorious as thel last. Here are your timestamps ...

1:40 — Why does the USSF charge such high prices for USMNT matches when they could lower prices and sell more tickets?

8:30 — Since George Best won in 1968, there has been only one Ballon d’Or winner to play for an English side (Michael Owen, 2001). Why do you think this is?

15:25 — Today's show is sponsored by Wix! Go to http://wix.com/TSS to build a site for free and use code TSS for 10% off if you upgrade to premium

18:45 — If you could pick anyone to be your team's coach who would you choose and why?

25:55 — If the US was still part of the British Empire, which US soccer players, male or female, would be knighted or made a dame?

30:45 — Today's show is sponsored by Grip6! Go to http://grip6.com/tss for the TSS discounts!

33:07 — How Taylor eats gingerbread men

33:49 — At the professional level, why is the field watered before matches begin?

37:05 — How were the number of Champions League qualifiers (from each league) established and do any leagues have too many or too few?

43:41 —Today's show is sponsored by Talisman Caps! Use code TOTALSOCCER20 at http://talismancaps.com for 20% off any order of $35 or more. 

47:15 — It seems like the USMNT has a really strong youth pipeline right now. Should we expect a historically good USMNT in a few years?

54:25 — Do players worry about getting hurt in goal celebrations?

58:55 — Updates from the Scouting Network

LINKS!

Sunil Gulati on US Soccer ticket pricing: https://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/thegoalkeeper/Transcript-Sunil-Gulati-on-Jurgen-Klinsmann-USWNT-equal-pay-dispute-FIFA-scandal-Copa-America-Centenario-ticket-prices.html

Lomana LuaLua goal celebration injury: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9NdXGGmisY

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Lomana LuaLua: Former Newcastle and Portsmouth striker plays for non-league Tilbury

Former Newcastle and Portsmouth striker Lomana LuaLua surprises players by turning out for non-league Tilbury FC in a pre-season friendly. from http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45033983

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Lomana LuaLua: Former Newcastle and Portsmouth striker plays for non-league Tilbury

He was famous for his trademark backflip celebration at Newcastle and Portsmouth and now Lomana LuaLua has turned out for non-league Tilbury FC – alongside his teenage son.

The former Premier League striker played the second half of Tilbury’s 1-0 pre-season win against YouTube club Hashtag United.[1]

LuaLua, 37, has played for nine clubs since leaving Portsmouth in 2007, including Olympiacos in Greece, and last played for Alsancak Yesilova SK in Cyprus.

“He would have done his celebration if he had scored,” said Tilbury boss Joe Keith.

Essex club Tilbury are in the Isthmian League North Division and Keith is a former team-mate of LuaLua at Colchester United.

Keith told BBC Sport: “There was a lot of excitement. I kept it a surprise from the players until I put the team sheet up and then just watched their faces as they realised.

“In the dressing room after the players were asking loads of questions and he was brilliant with them all.

“Everyone was aware of him because of his celebration, but a couple probably didn’t realise just how good he was.

“They probably went home and Googled him, and it would have opened their eyes.”

LuaLua, who scored 24 goals in 146 Premier League appearances, was signed[2] for Newcastle by Sir Bobby Robson for £2.25m in 2000 and played in the Champions League for the Magpies and Olympiacos.

Keith, 39, says he received a phone call “out of the blue” from LuaLua, who wanted to come and watch his team, who play in the eighth tier of English football.

“He was impressed with the team and I asked if he wanted to play,” added Keith, who played LuaLua up front in the second half, with the player’s 17-year-old son, Keenan, at full-back.

“He could still get away from people and when he wanted to put the after-burners on he was gone.

“He has ambitions to play a lot higher than we are and I hope a club will snap him up.

“I hope we can help him do that without too much impact on our squad – he’s a friend of mine and I want him to do well.

“I don’t know if it will go any further than this, but have left it with him if he wants to play for us again.”

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