By: Mohamed Abu Conteh
The Former Team Manager of Leone Stars Babadi Kamara has made it clear that he step down as team Manager of the National Team because he don’t want to compromise his value.
He made this statement after the official Letter from the Sierra Leone Football Association sent in a thank you Letter for his tremendous job he has done with the senior national.
The official Letter from the SLFA state that they regrettable accept a resignation Letter from the former team manager of Leone Stars that for personal reasons he is stepping down from his position as team Manager.
But what this medium gather is that the former team manager resigned from his post because according to him he did not want to compromise his values, because to him there are lots things need to fixed up around the national Leone Stars team key among has to do with the blotted list of delegation that normal accompany the Senior National team Leone Stars, noting that effort had been made to tried and fixed up things on the blotted list of delegation sadly though he was not given chance to do such rather he was told to follow the due process.
He affirmed that when the President of Football Association was on TV asked about his resignation he insinuates that there were two Captains in one boat, adding that he doesn’t want to take instructions.
Babadi Kamara said during the program he was contacted to respond but he decided to keep low and let it slide, noting that there are lots of things around Football and the country Football structure need a complete overhaul.
The Former Team Manager of the National team has not been seeing around the national since the last Africa Cup of Nation in Cameroon.
The search for a new team Manager for the National team is now on and that need to be fixed before Leone Stars honored their last match in the Africa Cup Nations Campaign against the Guinea Bissau in Bassau in September and the next World Cup qualifiers in November.
