Dominic Mendy made this revelation over the weekend during an exclusive interviewed with our reporter at his Manduar resident ahead of his team’s preparation for the big sporting event.
According to Mr. Mendy, he formed the female football team two years ago with the main purpose of promote female grassroots football in Manduar and West Coast Region.
“Since the formation of the KTP female football team in Manduar, the team has participated in two female football tournaments within West Coast Region and as head coach and founder of the team, my aim is to see the team participating in both national and international games,” said Dominic Mendy.
Mr. Mendy thanked his team’s sponsor Mr. Wiebe Kooiker who is coach and founder of KTP Nieuw Roden female football team in Holland for the support he is rendering to KTP female team in Manduar.
He pointed out that female footballers in the country need encouragement from everybody.
He called on Gambians and non-Gambians alike to come forward and help his female football team and other aspiring female football team for the good of the country.
He noted that his team currently needs footballs, football boots, training cones and beeps, drinking bottles among others.
Biri’s personality was unique because he cared and loved all people that he encountered. Even though his peers played on him not being educated but what he earned in terms of wealth and popularity I have not seen any Gambian in my opinion got it. Even until his death.
When the world football governing body, FIFA, released its latest country rankings for the month of April, Gambia was all the way down in 152 in the globe and 45 in Africa.
The international media and journalists from both ESPN and Soccer Africa sports have said that the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and Gabon should be blamed and not The Gambia for the airport incident that occurred ahead of the Afcon qualifiers Match-day four fixture on November 16.
The Gambia U-20 team started preparation ahead of the West African Football Union championship which is scheduled to kick off in the Senegalese capital in November, with head coach of the Gambia U-20 team Matarr Mboge unveiling a 32-man team last week to start a training camp at the national technical training center in Yundum.
