LOL... Try figure out how fi build a competitive Manning Cup side without decimating anedda school...it aint that difficult. Unnu ah try wid dis Manning ting fi 107 years an' still nuh figure out di ting proppa
How unnu mash up Cbar is a disgrace
2 tikles in 75 years is..well....quite embarrassing
Dis ting is for contenders and not pretenders. Excuse yuhself pls til unnu qualify fi talk 'mongst big side
Last edited by Don1; September 15, 2016, 11:02 PM.
Attention Shopper....Clean up in progress on Aisle 4
It looks like you specialize in self-serving garbage.
Face facts... Wulmaz has not won Manning in over 20 years and has a mere 2 titles in 75 YEARS.
It is this PATHETIC record that the school is trying to improve by going on this obscene shopping spree....not some quest for scholarship by dem 8 yute unnu buy. It will probably be in vain tho...but good luck wid dat
As far as scholarships are concerned you're spouting propaganda as usual.
ALL of the 5 senior players who left JC earlier this year are on college scholarships. Scholarships or going on to pro ball are routine for our top tier balla grads
Now run along wid yuh pathetic likkle side....Unnu nuh qualify fi be included inna nuh discussion bout di football elite. But unnu cyan reapply when unnu win at least 1 Manning tikle dis century
Last edited by Don1; September 15, 2016, 02:41 PM.
Calabar did not have a coach so the youths and their parents started looking for another team where they can get playing time, an education and a reasonable chance of a US College scholarship. I only hear about 4 from Calabar. What ever the number tell the new Calabar coach to teck lick and keep quiet.
Only 3 teams corporate area teams (Wolmer's, STGC and JC have won football cup since the current set of youths enter high schools. IF football cup is all you want then you go to JC. If you want a cup and scholarship then you go to Wolmer's or STFC.
ST JAGO High registered their second straight win, after clipping Calabar High 1-0 in the 2016 Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA)/FLOW Manning Cup Group G encounter at the Spanish Town Prison Oval yesterday.
The lone goal of the match was scored by Kirk Samuda in the 40th minute.
Winning coach Bobby Laing said he was very satisfied for the three points earned.
Losing coach Lijyasu Simms said his team did not play well in the first half but played a better second half, where they squandered numerous scoring chances.
“We are, however, at a disadvantage as we have lost nine of our best players from last season’s squad. Seven have gone to Wolmer’s, and one each to Bridgeport High and St Jago High, and this is now a building process of new players,” lamented Simms.
“I cannot work any miracle with the players, as some of them are playing Manning Cup for the first time. We just have to go back to the drawing board and forward for the next game,” Simms said.
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