MONROVIA – For thirteen match day, Watanga FC moved through the Liberia National Football League like an unstoppable force, brushing aside challengers and amassing 32 points from a possible 36. The Fatigue FactorWhile the Oilers deserve credit for their tactical discipline, Watanga head coach Theophilus Geekor pointed to a different opponent that hindered his side the grueling logistics of Liberian football during the National County Sports Meet season. With five key players away on County Meet duty and others rushing back from long-distance travels to make the kickoff, the spark that usually defines Watanga was missing. “On the last day of the first phase we lost, which makes us broken, but this is football,” he said. “Trust me, in the second phase we are going to start with new and more energy,” Geekor told FrontPage Africa with a sense of defiance.
