PWD Bamenda fires coach

After just six days of play into the League 2 football season, PWD Social Football Club of Bamenda has fired their coach, Roger Fotso.

                Fotso was fired on February 28. The decision was announced in a press release published by Pierre Anoufack, team press officer, and signed by the President Pascal Abunde.

                Roger Fotso was sacked because of “a series of poor results he has had with the team so far. PWD has had only 8 points in 6 games and there are little hopes for the team competing for the league’s top positions.

                The Abakwa Boys, as PWD are fondly referred to, currently occupy the seventh position after recording five draws and one victory in six games. The sledgehammer fell on Fotso after the team’s latest draw in their derby against National Polytechnic Bamenda, NPB FC.

                In their six matches in the league so far, the team have conceded three goals and scored five. They recorded two goalless draws and are one of the two unbeaten teams in the league this far.

                PWD are currently four points shy of Fovu of Baham, who are also unbeaten and occupy the first position. The club is yet to announce a replacement for Fotso, who helped qualify the team for the Professional League after more than a decade in the Regional League.

                On their part, National Polytechnic of Bambui and Dynamic of Buea have been limping since the beginning of the championship. They have each recorded just a single victory in their six games played.

Njalla Quan Sports Academy Continue Sinking

Since relegated to League 2 last year, the Limbe-based club of late Henry Njalla Quan is yet to find a winning formula. After six days of play, the club has registered a whopping five losses with a resounding 5-1 humiliation last Sunday against AS Etoa Meki. NQSA has recorded just a single point against Tonnerre of Yaoundé during day two of play.

                According to reports, the club is believed to have turned its attention to its academy, thereby using only players in its football academy.

                If things continue the way they are, the team is bound to continue its journey to the Regional League.