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Samwel Ngeywo (ELDORET FC)  

@Samwelngeywo11

What a win!!! What a comeback!!!We came back from 1-0 to secure a 2-1 win at home against Kilibwoni fc.Walela Isaac with abrace to seal the win.
#@eldoretfc
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@Mancity17

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1 month ago

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Falcons Sports Africa  

@Falconssports

Fasa training
29cc
Nairobi Kenya
Very hot

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1 month ago

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Kegesa Damony (eldoret FC)  

@Kegesa22

Weekend well spent 🥰
@Eldoretfc
@Footballerlife

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1 month ago

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GAME ON FOR CHRIST  

@frankotu

❤

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1 month ago

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James Kambugu  

@FootballSifu

⚽ INSIGHT OF THE WEEK | THE FOOTBALL SIFU
WHO REPRESENTS THE COACH?
In African football, we talk a lot about players having agents and managers who help them find clubs, negotiate contracts, build their careers and open doors internationally.
But here is a question I keep asking:
Where are the managers or agents for coaches? 🤔
A talented grassroots coach can spend years studying, obtaining coaching qualifications, developing players, winning competitions and building a football philosophy — yet still struggle to get opportunities beyond his immediate environment.
And sometimes, it isnt because the coach lacks ability.
It is because nobody is opening the door.
If coach managers and agencies exist, how does a grassroots coach in Uganda, Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania or elsewhere in Africa actually find them?
Where do we register?
Who represents us?
How do we submit our coaching CVs?
How do clubs discover coaches who are ready for the next level?
And perhaps the biggest question:
Why dont coach managers advertise opportunities the way player agents do?
Imagine a platform where a coach could create a professional profile containing:
🔹 Coaching qualifications
🔹 Experience
🔹 Clubs worked with
🔹 Coaching philosophy
🔹 Tactical identity
🔹 Achievements
🔹 Player-development record
🔹 References
🔹 Video analysis & training sessions
Then clubs, academies and professional teams could identify coaches based on ability, philosophy and experience, rather than simply who they know.
Grassroots coaches have talent too.
We shouldnt have to wait until someone "knows someone" before our careers can move forward.
Football is becoming increasingly professional.
The management of coaches must also become professional.
Maybe Africa doesnt just need more coaching courses.
Maybe Africa needs a stronger coach representation and recruitment ecosystem.
So I ask fellow coaches, sporting directors, club owners and football administrators:
DO COACHES NEED AGENTS/MANAGERS?
And if they do...
WHERE ARE THEY?
— Coach James Kambugu
The Football SIFU™
Developing Coaches. Developing Players. Developing Football.
#InsightOfTheWeek #FootballSIFU #CoachJamesKambugu #GrassrootsFootball #AfricanFootball #FootballCoaches #CoachDevelopment #FootballManagement #CoachingCareer #UgandaFootball

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1 month ago

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FTBLRLIFE  

@Footballerlife

Barcelona line up vs Valencia 🔥

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1 month ago

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Joseph Nyombi  

@Saintj2026

ON OFFICIAL DUTIES
FTBLRLIFE UGANDA 🇺🇬

@bomboskills
Soccer Gala..

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1 month ago

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FTBLRLIFE  

@Footballerlife

Manchester City lineup unchanged from the win last week. 🚨

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1 month ago

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FTBLRLIFE  

@Footballerlife

Top man again 💪 @Saintj2026 ❤️

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1 month ago

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Bernardo Gama  

@Fgamajunior

Anvers x Genk

1 month ago

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