Royals is a football academy from Solomon Islands that is ran by Joel Konofilia, a former football player. They have a partnership with Stars Academy from England and Royals always take young players to train and play in England. SEE MOREMaxwell Keana suspended by OFCISPS Handa Premiership season is over for Andrew Abba Patrick Taroga out ofContinue reading “Royals keep their way in England”
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Henderson Eels win and set fire in the title race
The 2019 Telekom S-League has a different schedule for this week, with two matches on Wednesday and some other matches throughout the week. Wednesday’s clashes were very important and you can check what happened here! ISABEL UNITED 2-5 KOSSA After a 2-0 loss in the first half, Kossa found the goal’s path and scored fiveContinue reading “Henderson Eels win and set fire in the title race”
Nawo and Kaua waiting for sponsorship for trialling in Europe
It was recently reported that Atkin Kaua and Joses Nawo are very close to have an opportunity as footballers at Europe. However it seems that there is a big problem behind good news: money. According to reliable sources, Kaua and Nawo have the opportunity to trial at Tarxien Rainbows from Malta but they need toContinue reading “Nawo and Kaua waiting for sponsorship for trialling in Europe”
Warriors and Eels draw, Isabel remains on third
Another gameweek is gone in the 2019-20 Telekom S-League with some important results that may be very decisive to the final league standings. Scroll down and check what happened during the weekend in the S-League! HENDERSON EELS 2-2 SOLOMON WARRIORS The most important match of the season ended drawn. Raphael Lea’i scored early in theContinue reading “Warriors and Eels draw, Isabel remains on third”
Patrick Taroga out of Henderson Eels squad
Henderson Eels player Patrick Taroga is currently out of the team squad due to a lie. Taroga asked for a time far from the team because his mother was sick at his local village. However the team managemend found out that his mother was not sick and he went home to play a local footballContinue reading “Patrick Taroga out of Henderson Eels squad”
Maxwell Keana suspended by OFC
Oceania Football Center recently reported that Maxwell Keana was suspended by SIFF because he lied his age pretending to be younger. Keana should have showed up for a testimonial about this case but he did not appear. Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) confirmed that Maxwell Keana is suspended from football activities in OFC region for 12Continue reading “Maxwell Keana suspended by OFC”
Atkin Kaua close to European opportunity
After the announcemt that Solomon Islands international Joses Nawo would be leaving Henderson Eels to attend trials in Malta Premier League side Tarxien Rainbows, it was reported by Netherlands Oceania Support Foundation that the 23-year old midfielder Atkin Kaua would be also joining Nawo in order to sign a contract with Tarxien Rainbows in Malta.Continue reading “Atkin Kaua close to European opportunity”
Kossa moves up to fourth in Telekom S-League
After a weekend without any match, Telekom S-League is back with two midweek clashes that affected the middle of the league standings. Scroll down and check what happened in these two matches! KOSSA 9-1 REAL KAKAMORA Huge losses are not big news when it is about Real Kakamora. They were hammered again to remain inContinue reading “Kossa moves up to fourth in Telekom S-League”
Joses Nawo makes history for Solomon Islands football
Football keeps its path of evolution in Oceania – the good news of the moment is the Henderson Eels and Solomon Islands national team member Joses Nawo is set to make an European move to turn into the first player to sign a professional country from Solomon Islands in Europe. According to Netherlands Oceania SupportContinue reading “Joses Nawo makes history for Solomon Islands football”
North New Georgia wins Western Cup
The 2019 Western Cup is over! Eighteen teams took part of this important championship in Solomon Islands’ Western Province fighting for the title and the 50 thousand Solomon Islands dollar prize. The teams were split in four groups and forty matches were playing throughout two weeks full of emotions. Gizo Hawks ruled the Group AContinue reading “North New Georgia wins Western Cup”
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