Hei Guys,

Chelsea`s foreign legion has gotten closer to a semi- final stage having just finished trashing Barcelona 3-1. The Norwegian striker Flo finished in grand style, and Zola`s free kick was an exact replica of Platini`s in his days. The Barcelona of last week-end that humiliated Valencia and that of today were really two different sides. Chelsea have a big game in their hands though at Nou camp, and Barcelona`s single goal might be very crucial here

Coach, is this Ali Samaba Ali koro Samba, brother of Bai Omar Samba? He also played for Wallidan and the Junior squad. Joe Sambou didn`t you play together with Ali Koro in the junior squad? 

Jon Alieu Carew, the half Gambian half-Norwegian striker is off to Valencia after a record Norwegian transfer. He cost them Kr 75 million ( Norwegian kroners). Ousman Nyan, Alagie Nyan`s son was almost gone to Greek football, but it failed because of an injury he was nursing. Another boy to watch out for is Boy Kah. Yes son of the very EK. Boy has turned 18, and is playing for the first division side Vålerenga. Like father like son.

Yus, a Senegalese brother Mamadou Diallo who was playing here for the past seasons has just moved to Tampa Bay, and I`m just curious as to how he is doing in the MLS. The MLS dont get coverage here. Do you know anything about him?

Regards,
Omar.

Coach I met Alagie Talla on tobaski day and he asked me to extend his regards.  
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Dato: 5. april 2000 18:59
Emne: Re: UEFA Champions League (basil, ebrima and all soccer enthusiasts)


>This Samba kid seems to be a prodigy.  I wish him all the best and hope that
>his future success will open the way for many other young aspiring
>"footballers" in The Gambia.  Things look really promising for this kid.  He
>has been featured on a few websites and scouts already have given rave
>reviews about his play, while the big guns such as Man U and Liverpool are
>already hot on his trail.
>
>However, we should not expect him to play for dear motherland.  He has been
>quoted as saying that his dream is to represent England in the World Cup.  It
>might be a bit premature to forecast his future at such a tender age.  But
>assuming that success is imminent, I wonder if he can use his position on the
>world soccer stage to be an ambassador for Gambian football?
>
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