New Radiant starts practices
Date: 20 January 2007 | Uploaded: 11:45 PM
Male, MALDIVES - New Radiant has started their practices for the upcoming season today. Their practices were lead by Assistant coach, Ali Shameem and their manager Niyaz. New Radiant's German coach is scheduled to arrive on 23 rd of this month and would participate in the practices.
Most of the players except the player who were released to Under 23 were present in the practices including the three Ugandan players. Idrees the prominent striker was joined by Dumba Michael, the defender and goal keeper Megala James.
The defender, Dumba Michael who is 23 years old has last played for Deepali Juba Sangha in Bangladesh . New Radiant who had foreign goal keepers has once again moved in the same direction this time with, Megala James who plated for Express Uganda
New Radiant also had a small gathering on Thursday night at Salsa to officially kick of this year's season.
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Its little bit late to start but they can recover that. all the best
-thathi-
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Yes yes. At last my team has started practices . Good luck in the upcoming season
-blue lane-
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it is 2 late to start practice, still coach ves naade.so my advice to management is to start practice as soon as possible and start with the coach. players please do your best. only the player we will miss is Oppo
-mode-
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If you go by past experiences, starting practice so late a date has few problems to contend with: you many not have a physically fit team in contention by the time you kick off the first tournament, fitness and endurance of individual players will be low, you will see only scrappy, rusty football. The fact that it takes a tournament for a team to return to its full flow and normal fluidity is no big secret. But then isn’t it a big price to pay when you could have done with it if you had started at least one and half months back.
-mark morris-
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